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Front Men For The Agenda | Reality Rants with Jason Bermas
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We have developed speed, but we have shut ourselves in.
Machinery that gives abundance has left us in want.
We think too much and feel too little.
More than machinery, we need humanity.
We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat.
As if that's the way it's supposed to be.
We know things are bad, worse than bad.
They're crazy. Ireland!
The great and powerful Oz knows why you have come.
You've got to say, I'm a human being!
God damn it! My life has value!
You have meddled all the primal forces of nature!
Don't give yourselves to brutes, men who despise you, enslave you, who regiment your lives, tell you what to do, what to think, or what to feel, who drill you, diet you, treat you like cattle, use you as cannon fodder!
Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men!
Machine men!
With machine minds and machine hearts!
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And we're starting the show today with a little front man action.
Now, When we talk about agendas and the real players of these agendas, you have to look at...
First of all, one of the best references is the book Propaganda by Edward Bernays.
The godfather, not only of propaganda, but the other term, public relations.
Which really is...
Just really shifting the language.
It's semantics, right?
When we're talking about propaganda and we're talking about public relations, they're about the same thing.
So, a lot of people believe that, or it's portrayed that, everything that is propaganda is bad.
That's not always the case.
Sometimes propaganda can actually be good because you're playing up the good values or the good things this product or idea can provide.
And in turn, the negative aspects are very marginal or have been explained or are accepted as part of this.
Now, bad propaganda is when they project all the positive things there, but the negative things are really the goal of And it's an ulterior motive.
Okay? And so, when I reference that book in particular, in the very beginning, and I put this in Invisible Empire, A New World Order Defined, he goes into slight, not super detail, but slight detail how the people that actually run the country and the world are people you've probably never heard of before, and there are front men promoting their agendas.
Okay? Elon Musk is one of the most outward, over-the-top, front-men constructs out there.
Elon's take your son to work day.
Tesla billionaire Musk meets Hungarian president at the new Texas Gigafactory as they discuss how having children is saving the world with one of the 11 children he has fathered.
And that's great that he's having kids.
And that's the thing that they've sold you on.
They've sold you on this guy who's pro-human in a world where they're telling you to have less kids, etc.
Um... They're selling you on a guy that's pro-free speech by letting you have not even your free speech really back on Twitter, the illusion of free speech back on Twitter, and really the same amplifications of things that are strictly in the right or conservative wing and things that are in the left progressive wing.
I mean, that's pretty much all you get.
That it's amplified in any way, shape, or form.
There are those that have been able to carve out an audience through that and change it up a bit.
And they've been vilified and demonized for it.
Jimmy Dore in particular.
But his reach would be through the roof if the algorithm was fair.
So, once again, you've got Musk with his son on top.
I'm not going to sit here and act like I know what kind of a father Elon Musk is.
I don't. I don't.
I'm not on the inside. I can't imagine what it's like.
But I can tell you this. Elon Musk is not running a half a dozen plus companies.
That's not real.
He's a front.
I mean, look at this picture right here.
We're going to play it again.
Because it's so over the top.
We played the video of Eric Adams.
Look, there's another actor in the background.
James Corden. Eric Adams.
I mean, look at this outfit.
Look at this outfit.
Like, that's the mayor of New York City.
I know there's a lot of Gotham jokes out there.
In particular, they were out there for the mayor of Chicago.
Lori Lightfoot. Well deserved.
But come on. Look at these outfits.
These clown suits.
They're clown suits.
Right? And just like that, Eric Adams is a front man.
He's a NYPD cop that had played ball with the big guys quite a bit over the years that the people in power and control approached and said, Hey man, how about you be the mayor in New York City?
How would you like that?
That'd be great for your family.
Better than not doing it and leaving it in somebody else's hands.
And Eric Adams was corrupt enough and vapid enough that he would take that position and then just echo whatever talking point they gave him.
And he did.
Think about this. In the beginning of the...
Migrant crisis, right?
That doesn't exist or it does exist or, you know, depending on which way the wind blows and what fact checker is talking to you.
But let's be honest. The current puppet in chief really did tell people to surge the border.
Michael Yan and others are on the border and that's really happening.
So what else is really happening is...
And here's the left-right game again.
The front man game. Greg Abbott busts a bunch of these people right into New York City.
Right into the heart of New York City.
And then Eric Adams, two years later, says now it's a crisis even though he was the open arms guy and the in this house.
I once saw Tim Dillon the other night.
He talked about the sign.
In this house. Yeah, you remember what happened in this house when like a couple hundred people showed up to the rich neighborhoods?
They're out of there in under 48 hours.
It's never discussed again in the media.
Ever. Ever, ever, ever, ever, ever.
So now, Eric Adams has a talking point for the disaster, and he's blaming the right, yada, yada, yada.
It's ridiculous.
Meanwhile, what's happening?
Real destabilization, on purpose.
And it's more than the destabilization that people would normally come with criticism of...
People coming over the border illegally.
The big one is, I believe, the projection that these people, and not that they would necessarily, but the projection that they would vote Democrat because they would be the beneficiaries financially of many of the programs the Democrats have put into place via housing and food and monetary assistance.
You understand what I'm saying? So, with that, again, it's a front idea.
With that, ballot harvesting, etc., etc., because they're going to let them vote.
There's no audits of any votes anymore.
And then they're going to say they didn't vote, like they've said now, but then later on they'll say, well, they deserve to vote anyway.
And a lot of these people won't be voting at all.
I want to make that extremely clear.
Extremely clear. Like, they're not going to be voting.
It's absurd.
But the illusion, the illusion that they voted is all they need.
So that's another part of the destabilization.
So here you go.
I mean, the muskernuts out there.
I guess it's easy to have 11 kids when you're like a billionaire.
Right? And by the way, what is my view on Musk?
Like, how far is he really involved?
I think that this guy's a venture capitalist.
I think he's an intelligent guy that worked with the system for quite some time.
Very cunning. And then got in with the right people via Michael Griffin and a construct they made.
Okay? A construct they made.
So much so that, you know, in the past I've discussed how he's cameoed in a bunch of things from Iron Man as the benevolent billionaire, right?
Across from Tony Stark.
They got to sell you on the benevolent billionaire.
Batman, the benevolent billionaire.
You ever think about that? Batman's not really the superhero without any powers.
His power, he's got billions of dollars.
He knows what's best for you.
He's your savior.
He fights bad guys.
A lot of people get upset or don't want to make that connection because they're so into Batman.
Like honestly, the everyman, the everyman they had in comic books, and that's DC, it's Spider-Man.
It's the guy who is on the beat.
He's part of the fourth estate in journalism.
He's working for a living, in love, loses love in apartments, loses not only his parents but his uncle.
I know that that's the trope and the story of the loss in order to become a hero.
But Spider-Man is really the everyman.
Batman is the benevolent billionaire.
Iron Man is the benevolent billionaire.
And by the way, the Iron Man movies, they're pretty damn good.
I don't want to knock them.
I mean, by the third one...
Where you've got Ben Kingsley, who I watched as a kid in the film Gandhi, who did an amazing job, and Kingsley in dozens of other things, one of the best character actors of all time.
When Ben Kingsley is playing a Bin Laden type character, that when they pull back the curtain, he's just an actor.
I was like, wow, that's bold that they're doing that.
But at the same time, Hollyweird is complicated.
And you're gonna get things pushed in there and pushing Musk.
The Musk are nuts.
It's 100%. The Musk are nuts in Rick and Morty.
Okay? One of the most popular cartoons, if not the most popular cartoon of this generation.
In fact, I'd go as far as to say that's 100% correct.
That Rick and Morty, as far as adult cartoons go, is the most popular thing in this generation.
And they brought him in as Elon Tusk.
And, you know, Rick Sanchez is just a dick to him the entire time.
It works comedically.
But again, subliminally, you feel for the guy.
He's a total front.
He's not brilliant.
He's a smart guy. But I watch NASA television probably more than most human beings on the planet.
I would be hard-pressed to think that anybody watches more NASA TV than I do that's not involved in NASA or wants to work for NASA later.
It's me. And I'm telling you, hands down, Hands down, it's imagination.
You should see the propaganda you see for this Artemis thing.
It's shot so well.
It looks like Hollywood.
It's the woman in the suit.
Because, again, it matters that not only we're going back to the moon, but it's going to be the first woman and the first person of color on the moon.
It's not rockets a go-go, guys.
Rockets are dangerous. They're telling you it's 250,000 miles away.
It's a half million mile round trip.
That doesn't even count the times that it circles the earth in the atmosphere to slingshot up.
Just think about that for a second.
And they're telling you they're communicating with it all the way there.
It's It's a little far-fetched, everybody.
That's all I'm going to say. It's a little far-fetched.
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And, you know, when we're talking front men, let's talk Eric Adams as well.
Because, you know, I keep going back to this pick.
But it's just so weird. Hey, buddy!
How you doing? Hey, muskaroo!
How you doing? Good to see you, Eric.
You know? One of the many things that Musk has been a front for is robotics.
Not only Neuralink, which has the FDA approval, which is another big push for transhumanism from a guy that wants you to have kids.
At the same time, he's ready to give you that $15,000 tiny home that Tesla produces.
And he's such a threat to the establishment that they propped him up for years via subsidies on Tesla.
And that brings me to the current thing, human robotics or humanoid robotics.
In other words, robotic beings that resemble humans.
It's something out of like...
Remember those fanboy posters that were old-school airbrushes?
Man, I'm dating myself, but not really.
I mean, look how gray I am.
Somebody was asking me the other day.
On my other show, it appears that I'm less gray.
That's usually because of the backdrop.
Because right here, we've got a light backdrop, dark backdrop over there.
It kind of blends it.
And every once in a while here, I don't gel up my hair.
And then you can really see how old I am.
But... I'm rambling.
It is reality rants, not reality rambles.
Airbrush. That was the big cool thing.
In fact, I believe...
Man, it's so long ago.
I'm pretty sure I got one via...
Graduating one of my grades.
Probably like 10th or 11th grade.
Because that's when I was really into it.
It's like pre-Photoshop.
And people would do these beautiful airbrush paintings of sexy robots.
And at the time, none of this was like AI or computer generated.
Everything was done by hand.
They normally didn't have actual human faces.
But like, I mean, I'm going to do it off air live.
Because who knows what we're going to find if I type in sexy robot.
He's typing in sexy robots!
And airbrush.
Airbrush. And I'll even type in 80s, because that's where it was big.
Boom! Perfect. Alright, nothing nasty.
Good. Good.
Good, good, good. Because we keep the safe search off, because that just lends another...
Now here, you know, this is much later.
That's definitely not one of the 80s ones.
But a lot of these are very, very 80s.
Like, that's very, very 80s.
In fact, Sexy Robot, Monroe, 1980s.
Hajima, Soryama.
I mean, some of these things are way, way over the top.
But, you know, it's still drawings.
It's still robots. Anyway...
Muskie, old Muskaruskie, he's got Optimus.
In fact, let's do that live.
Let's do it live. By the way, I kind of want to get some questions and comments from you all in the YouTube chat before we go to the second hour over at rvmrumble.com.
So keep that in mind.
And I'm not promising, but if you've got a question or comment, please, I'm going to go back up to the top.
Consider throwing it in there.
So, let's see. Optimus gave me Optimus Prime.
Robot Tesla.
Okay. There we go.
Now, I want people to understand.
Now, this is what they want it to look like.
The Tesla bot.
We've done the presentations.
This is what it currently looks like.
And that's like on a mount.
And, you know, he's imploring people to come in and work on it.
Those have worked on Android.
Same thing with Neuralink.
These are all going to be based on mobile operating systems.
All right? But let's be honest.
These things don't need to be shaped like humans other than what to assimilate us to them.
Another front deal.
And also assimilate us to automation.
And the thing about assimilating us to automation is we're also acquiescing to robotic policing, which is extremely dangerous.
Again, a human being, as imperfect as they may be, has a thing called empathy most of the time.
Looks at another human, hopefully, as a human.
Can be reasoned with at times.
Robots are programmed.
They cannot be quote-unquote reasoned with.
And the other thing is, when you look at this, the robots now can't protect you.
The Eric Adams double-size R2-D2 bot is there for surveillance.
It can't protect you.
But even scarier when it can protect you.
And these things get armed.
So here's frontman Eric Adams.
I mean, really projecting several agendas here.
Yeah, this wasn't his idea.
One, first agenda.
Robot police force.
Robot police force.
Robot police force. That's what all this defunding of the police was about.
Go back to when that started.
Go back to some golden Burmese.
And I told you right away, I go, they're going to bring in robot police.
Because this thing that's roaming around the subways now, and God, I can't imagine what it's going to be like being in New York City and going through the subway the next time I do it.
Who knows? Maybe it never happens, but I can't imagine that.
You always get like a surprise trip.
Ridiculous. Just going to be a bizarro world.
So you've got that.
You've got the policing.
Then you also have the automation aspect of it.
I mean, surveillance, policing, automation.
Not armed yet.
So in no way can it help you.
And even when it is armed, what kind of mistakes is it going to make?
Etc. And then, just getting rid of humans in general.
Not just from the police force.
Replacing human beings.
And then the other thing is, you know how you're going to own nothing?
The city owns nothing.
They're leasing these.
They're leasing these at $9 an hour.
So one 24-hour rotation on this thing.
And I don't know how long it's battery operated to last and it gets replaced.
But I'm sure, you know, again...
He brags that it's not going to take a break.
It doesn't have to go to the bathroom.
It doesn't have to eat. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's not human. I get it.
I get it, Eric.
But $9 an hour.
So, let's see.
Every single day.
About $2.16 a day for that.
$2.16 a day for robots.
For one robot.
What's super cheap in New York City?
Yeah, it's going to cut humans out of labor.
That's what it's going to do.
I don't know what you don't understand about that.
Now, you know, earlier we talked about...
Iron Man and the way they propped this guy.
I remember Time Man of the Year, that they propped the muskernuts up.
And now, apparently, I haven't watched the show yet.
And I used to be such a Star Wars geek.
And admittedly, what I watched, the first season of The Mandalorian, pretty good.
And they brought Bill Burr into it.
I love Bill Burr. It's actually pretty good.
Fell off on that.
I'm sure I can catch up on that.
But now they've got, what is it, Ahsoka?
Ahsoka. I don't want to mispronounce it, but it's one of these other Jedis that they're focusing on.
So Ahsoka...
Oh, look at that. Look at the green screen bleeding through.
Excuse me for one second, everybody.
Can't allow that.
Can't allow the production value to go down.
They've got this character they've just introduced that looks a lot like the Muskernuts.
And I don't know.
It's Thrawn. Thrawn.
Now, apparently, it's a villain, so now the media is turning on him.
But honestly, in his circles, it's only going to make him bigger.
So he's still...
And it's not Musk, but obviously, the resemblance is there.
So... Now, the weird thing that they're doing with Musk, still a front man for all these things.
Because I think they understand their narrative, their great narrative they're pushing is so out of control, there has to be a counterbalance somehow.
One, it keeps him in the public eye.
Number two, they look at that and they say, oh, he is being demonized, yada, yada, yada.
He'll still get all...
Believe me, if he was being demonized, he wouldn't be cutting contracts with the U.S. military-industrial complex.
And again, if you believe that he's able to just turn off Starlink, he just turned it off over in the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
I mean, come on. I mean, is he wearing, like, the Admiral outfit for real?
Admiral Musk.
No. No.
No. No.
No. No. No.
No. So, they're not really hurting him.
Because if they wanted to hurt him overnight, he would be hurt.
Overnight. Overnight.
Declare them a national security threat.
Nationalize Starlink.
But they don't want to do that because they want you to buy into Starlink.
That into your own slavery.
You get it?
Do you understand?
Good. Good.
Good. I've got quite a bit of stories to go through.
Like I said, I do kind of want to get to your questions and comments.
What are we going to do here? We're going to ask you to thumbs it up, subscribe and share.
Then we're going to come down here.
And we're going to get rid of that.
And we are going to go to your questions and comments.
Johnny Mnemonic. It's not him playing Admiral Thrawn.
But you get the picture.
We just went over it. Let's see.
The fighter that donated $5,000 to Lahaina.
Maui victims did a good deed.
He's talking about Bryce Mitchell.
Tough fought battle with Dan Ige.
Bryce... He's a bit of an emotional rollercoaster.
Excellent fighter. Smart kid.
Religious guy.
Don't agree with...
I mean, he's in this Flat Earth documentary.
Guys, I don't... Again, I watch enough of the NASA footage stuff that I don't believe that all of it is fake.
I mean, there's just so much stuff out there that people haven't seen.
I know that some of it...
I mean, they talk about the wires and this and that.
Absolutely is there. The green screen stuff, absolutely there.
I do believe in an ISS. I do believe things can orbit the planet.
I mean, that's just me.
I know. And people, you know, I get this sometimes.
You haven't really looked into it.
Of course I have. I've been bombarded by it.
I've seen all the documentaries on it.
I've seen the arguments, etc., etc.
I've seen the other explanations.
And guess what? Sorry, guys.
I'm still sticking round. Round!
I know people are pissed.
They're pissed. Really pissed with me.
Boy. Boy, how dare you, Jason.
Let's see. Seems like another actor in a role.
Yeah, a lot of these guys. We're going to be talking a little bit later about somebody who's not acting and is really a part of the mix.
He's not a front man for the agenda.
He's a mouthpiece for the agenda.
He's actively working for the agenda.
And, you know, he's an outward vile villain for the agenda, in my opinion.
And that would be Al Gatesy Doe.
The Bill.
The Bill Gateson.
Got plenty of Gates clips coming up.
May save them for the second hour just because...
I don't want to get too frisky.
We've got to go to a commercial break.
When we come back, we're going to stick to your comments and questions.
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Much more later on. We're going to be talking to the CIA. Paying off some analysts.
We're saying some things.
And a whole lot more.
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...which never sleeps.
It turns out neither do these new police robots you see when they're on your screen.
It's called K5. It's soon going to start patrolling the city's busiest subway stations overnight to try and keep New Yorkers safe.
Mayor Eric Adams insists it is cost-effective.
Listen. We're not buying, we're leasing.
$9 an hour.
$9 an hour.
This is below minimum wage.
You know, no bathroom breaks.
No meal breaks.
Look how smiley he is.
I can't get over the smiles.
I had to start with this before we go to your questions and comments.
Didn't play it last segment.
Promised I'd play it last segment.
Got off on a rant.
This is a good investment.
No bathroom breaks.
That's something. Yeah.
Let's hope they work better than the food delivery robots.
See, let's see. We've got artificial intelligence, RoboCop.
How far can we be from Terminator?
Not terribly far.
I hope we're far.
Hey, thanks for... No.
No, we've had that stuff.
It's in the sky.
It's not Schwarzenegger.
No. Optimus is that next step.
You understand? They're step-by-step, day-by-day.
Getting you used to that.
Not that far indeed.
All right. Let's...
Uh-oh. Uh-oh.
My thing stopped working, so you've got to give me a second here.
I... Oh, man. Of course.
Of course. Right in the middle of it.
Want to do stuff. And then, boom.
Doesn't want to do it.
That's okay, because we're going to make it all happen.
It's going to happen. I believe in miracles, everybody.
Let's see. Let's try it again.
Nope. Not quite there.
I guess I could just hit this.
And that works. Of course, that works right now.
Well, we'll see.
We'll see. Oh, we got backups among backups.
Just nutty. Nutty McNutty.
All right, let's keep going. Let's see.
Yes, we got the morning stuff for everybody.
Like 9-11, the Maui fiasco is becoming a self-evident conspiracy.
Yeah, it's not being covered though.
And you see what happened in Maui.
And you see the loss of life.
And you see the loss of children's lives.
And that should be all you need to know about what scumbags the people at the top are.
Not only lying to you about the events of which took place, the sirens not going off, people being blocked in, the kids being sent home, etc., etc., but not acknowledging the massive amount of child life lost.
Massive. We're talking about thousands of people dead, and what, it was in the news cycle for a week?
A week tops? Shame.
For shame. Let's see.
Just saw this. Good morning.
Good morning, Jan. Always good to see you in there.
Just like the alphabet people, the elites have a hundred gendas.
Oh, you've got jokes.
Santa was an okay propaganda.
That's a good point.
Yeah, like there was a magical man coming down chimneys based on a saint.
And look, Coca-Cola really popularized Santa Claus.
Became kind of a mascot for Coca-Cola.
But at the same time, I've read the books that correlate Santa Claus with Satan.
Maybe. I don't know, Davey.
I have no clue.
I've read those books.
And again, the resemblances are there.
The elves, the demons, the red.
Up to interpretation, I guess.
Bastardizing Christmas.
Pagan religions.
Remember before Saint Nick or Santa Claus, you had the Krampus.
Krampus made a big comeback eventually.
Got his own movie and everything.
Several movies, really.
A lot of B-movies, but at least one made it to the theaters, right?
Let's see. Kofitam.
Yes. Bechtel comes to mind.
Not a great company. They did some bad things down in South America.
Let's see. Brain chipping sounds neat.
Oh, it's neat. All right. Let's see.
Let's talk about Elon's kids digging up the cobalt out of the earth with their hands.
Yeah. Let's talk about that.
Okay. Let's just type in cobalt mines.
Okay, let's see Mm-hmm. Yep. Here we go
Now, I didn't even type in children, but that doesn't look like a grown man to me.
Electric cars, toxic minerals.
I mean, those are what?
10, 12-year-olds, 14 max.
But this is okay. This is going to save the Earth.
You understand? This is going to fight climate change.
See, the little guys are sacrificing to fight climate change, everybody.
So Bill Gates thinks this is great.
He just wants to make sure that they also get a little biggity-bobbity-boogity-boogity while they're doing it.
And by little...
I mean, a whole lot.
A whole lot.
For grown men!
I mean, it looks like something out of a period piece during ancient civilizations via slave labor.
Nope. Modern times.
Modern times for your nice EV. It's good stuff.
Subsidized by our taxpayer dollars.
Yeah! Woo!
Woo! Let's keep it coming.
Let's keep it coming. Let's see.
I don't know about anybody's CC button.
What do we got? By the way, are any of Elon's children Mulatto?
No, because all his breeders are also Nazis.
Yeah. I have no idea.
I don't know.
I don't know that. I don't know his past relationships.
No clue. No clue.
It's amazing how people are fooled just because a guy does a bit of scripted sales tactics.
That is correct!
Musk just got the okay to chip 10 people's brains.
Yeah, a bunch of people volunteered.
In fact, let's do that one live.
Musk approval for brain chip.
Let's see. Seven days ago, there's the recruit.
Okay. Here it is.
And by the way, I was thinking about this last night for some reason.
But can you imagine letting a robot do brain surgery on you to put this thing in?
I was thinking how dystopic that is.
I remember as a kid going to the mall and seeing people get their ears pierced.
Being like, oh, now it's the brain surgery station kiosk.
Come on in.
And you're going to let a machine put a brain chip in you.
No bueno.
Oh, but Jason, what happens when it has the latest video games?
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Let's see.
Boom. Elon Musk, Neurlick receives FDA nod.
Yes, that's a video from Dailymotion.
Yeah, we got that.
I don't know. I don't know if they've picked the 10 yet.
You'd have to send that to me.
But I knew the human trials were going to start.
We definitely played that on the program.
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Let's see. We still have grown men wearing black dresses dictating sentences on the taxpayers.
We call them judges.
Hoo-ah! Hoo-ah!
Quite the shite show here in Canada.
You betcha. I mean, we briefly...
This one did...
It would have been hard for it not to take the world by storm.
But I mean, did you see this 98-year-old man and the send-off for him?
I mean, it was a real send-off.
We have here in the chamber today Ukrainian-Canadians, Ukrainian-Canadian world veteran from the Second World War who fought the Ukrainian independence against the Russians and continues to support the troops today, even at his age of 98.
Look at the smile.
Look at this. We didn't play the video yesterday.
But wait, wait. Let's zoom in on the actual guy, please.
I've seen the video of how happy he is.
Look at this. Standing up.
And it keeps going and going and going.
Think how absurd this is.
They're cheering a Nazi.
His name is Yaroslav Hunka.
And I was going to say he's in the gallery, but I think you beat me to that.
But I'm very proud to say that he is from North Bay and from my riding of Nipissing-Temiskaming.
He's a Ukrainian hero, a Canadian hero, and we thank him for all his service.
Thank you. It just...
I mean, I will stand up for him again!
Double time on the Nazi.
Like the real Nazi.
Wore the uniform.
Fought against the Russians.
So I guess, I mean, this is just the shot of the parliament.
They don't show him up there in the, I believe he's in the front row.
Here he is right here.
There he is. Yep, right there.
Boom. Thank you.
So, in the dark cartoon, here's what Trudeau had to say about it.
And it's absolutely, this is just as stunning as anything else in this dark cartoon that we live in.
That's all I can say about it.
Obviously it's extremely upsetting that this happened.
The Speaker has acknowledged his mistake and has apologized, but this is something that is deeply embarrassing to the
Parliament of Canada and by extension to all Canadians.
I think particularly of Jewish MPs and all members of the Jewish community across the country
who are celebrating Yom Kippur today.
I think...
They did do it on Yom Kippur.
It's funny.
I was... My nieces were off yesterday.
They were contacting me. I'm like, do you not have school today?
They're like, no. School's off.
And then I had to ask somebody else who had their kid off.
It was just like, oh, Yom Kippur.
So on Yom Kippur, they gave, not once but twice, a standing ovation to a Nazi in 2023.
Was Zelensky there with this guy?
It's going to be really important that all of us push back against Russian propaganda, Russian disinformation, and continue our steadfast and unequivocal support for Ukraine, as we did last week with announcing further measures to stand with Ukraine in Russia's illegal war against it.
I mean, he brought up Russian propaganda in the same breath.
In the same breath.
Of sorry that we gave a standing ovation and acknowledgement to a living Nazi of 98 years old.
And used it to try to propagate the current war we're waging against Russia.
Wow. Wow.
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Let's see what we got here.
Let's see what we got.
The New York City Police Department started because of rich people fearing fears of the poor.
Listen, I always think we need police.
In fact, I know we need police.
We need law enforcement.
I made their point yesterday.
Like we need the sheriffs and the deputies.
We need some kind of law enforcement.
I'd like it to be human-based.
Just me. Let's see.
Beyond embarrassing up here.
Long Island audits showing us the insane corruption in Nassau County.
You betcha!
There's insane corruption in Nassau County.
I was trying to explain Long Island to somebody.
The other day. Because we were at a Tim Dillon show.
He was from Long Island.
I've spent some time in Long Island.
Been to some weddings in Long Island.
Visited some girls I've dated in Long Island.
And I hate Long Island.
The weddings have been nice.
Usually they're far enough in the country.
And at some beautiful location where it's like, wow.
The people for the most part are terrible.
It is one of those places where everything is about status.
And especially when you're in the New York City system, the dream is to be able to get a house on Long Island and move out of the city.
That's how you know you've really made it and you're a success.
But yeah, New York politics in general, extremely corrupt.
Extremely. That's true.
The New Yorkers of the time and Americans in general didn't even want cops.
And even once they were around, they weren't allowed weapons.
Yeah, that changed quickly. Let's see.
Voting is the biggest magic trick the elites played on society.
I'd love to see Jason talk about the Black Pope.
No one ever does.
I've talked about the Black Pope before.
Wasn't Francis getting all pissed off at Macron the other day?
That was kind of funny. Yeah, they select a black pope.
The Vatican's not good.
I don't think they control the world, but they certainly have a large sway over especially a religious sect of the population.
It seems like they have some roots in...
I know people talk about the Knights Templar or Freemasonry and, you know, where it goes from there, who knows.
But... I'm not even sure who the Black Pope is right now.
Who is the Black Pope? Let's see.
Who's the Black Pope?
Boom. Let's see.
For the Black Pope. No, I don't want that.
Let's see. Who is?
Is Google not going to tell me?
That'll be disappointing.
Not that they could do it. Let's see.
No, that's the Pope. Let's go to DuckDuckGo, because I guess you can't find that on Google.
I guess that's in the news, so let's go to all.
Black Pope is the unofficial designation given to the position of Superior General of the Order of the Jesuits.
So who is the Superior General of the Order of the Jesuits?
We'll do that. We'll do it live!
See, you're getting your wish, buddy.
Current. Boom.
Who is he? So it's Arturo Sosa.
Is the 31st current Superior General.
This was back in 2016.
So there he is right there.
There's the Black Pope, everybody.
We did it! We talked about the Jesuits today.
Hope you're happy. Okay.
Let's keep going on.
They eat cat food.
They won't even eat jumbo shrimp.
They do love sweets, but I don't give them much.
Guessing that's a comment on some Petskis and Hutch.
Let's see. Voting has always been a game.
Try the fruits. No, we're not doing that one.
Society has Stockholm Syndrome to these false idols.
Look, I think voting is a good thing.
I think a constitutional republic based in democratic values is a good thing.
We need accountability with that.
We need to be able to audit these systems.
I know that you're using it in reference to the beginning of the show when I was talking about voting blocks and the appearance, etc.
But now there's no chain of custody.
Almost every segment of it is gamed.
We've got machines with proprietary software.
All of that, all of that is super bananas bad news brown.
Period. Yes, the old golden rule.
He who has the gold makes the rules.
Let's see. People who feel they need to rely on the advice of experts instead of engaging in adult behavior will be rendered unto chattel.
Let's see. Is that it?
I was going to say we've got to have a jump somewhere.
Let's go back up. Anything good?
War Criminals Unite.
Everybody here watch the Minds of Men by Truthstream Media.
I believe it is a must-watch.
It is, I agree. Almost four hours long.
Big-time must-watch.
I have to agree there. Do I want to go to a video before the end of the first segment?
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Second hour is going to be over at rvmrumble.com.
Let's see. Canada was integral to the evil.
Let's see. McGill University, that's where you can find some of the MKUltra projects over at McGill up in Canada because, again, they were more than just the United States.
We have our 96-year-old Nazi as well.
We call him Sleepy Joe.
Oh, man.
Let's see. Mocking the victim to gaslight.
Let's see. He was in Volunteer SS Brigade.
He opted in to being a Nazi.
Lovely. Can't listen to Trudeau.
Yeah, he was even SSS, so a super Nazi.
Just unbelievable. I'm so pleased people have seen it.
They do such good work.
He keeps talking about Truthstream Media's Minds of Men.
Totally great work. All right, let's see.
Let's go to a video.
Let's go to a primo here talking about chain of custody and the conflict in Ukraine with Pasta Jardula of the Convo Couch and now the stand-in host over at the Jimmy Dore Show.
When it comes to foreign policy, you know, I mean, this whole Ukrainian war, you know, I don't care with Elizabeth Warren and Lindsey Graham and Dick Blumenthal showing up, even if they're Democrats, two of the three of them, the people in America aren't buying it.
The majority of us don't want to do this anymore.
We want nothing to do with Ukraine, and there's some of us That even understand that it was us who pushed for this proxy war.
That it was us who caused this.
It's the American empire.
And we're sick and tired of it.
We're running it. That's the thing.
We're sitting here acting like there's...
Wait, that's the thing that drives me nuts.
I watched Mike Pence in that debate.
Saying we need to allow them to fight them over there so we don't have to lose soldiers.
We're already running it over there.
We already have our...
People don't understand that during the War of Terror, one of the things that we did create as a proxy network outside of all nation states were these, what?
Mercenary groups. Yes, Blackwater is popular, but there are a dozen like them.
Oak Grove is another.
They're four higher.
And the vast majority of them, the vast majority, are what?
U.S. military and intelligence.
And then you have other flavors of intelligence, like Black Cube, that deal with the Israelis and the IDF. These things are real, and they're being utilized over there.
I don't know if you saw it.
UN General Assembly is running right now.
And did you see what the Albanian moderator said to the Russian Federation guy?
No. Oh my god, dude.
It's cartoon level.
So the Russian Federation didn't want Zelensky to speak.
They're like, this is ridiculous that you're giving this guy a platform on this so you can warmonger against us.
So the Albanian guy goes, well, if you don't want him to speak, just call off the war right now and he won't enter the podium.
Like the guy from the Russian Federation.
Oh, Jesus Christ. Why, you don't want to hear Zulinski talk about climate change?
And that's the other thing.
These people are, you know, we played some of the Joe Biden speech that got a big applause.
He can barely talk.
Like, he was trying to say day one pasta since day one of my administration.
Yeah, I know. Since one day.
One day. No clue what's going on.
None. Yeah. None.
Yeah. And that just makes me think, how far are they going to push this with these guys?
You know what I'm saying? We all know who Joe Biden is.
He's not fit for office, let alone fit to be reelected.
I mean, it's just ridiculous. I'm wondering where we're at as a nation.
Everything seems so distraught.
Everything seems so just out of whack.
The people are so duped and blindfolded.
I don't know.
It's so crazy when you think about it.
The fact that they can push a guy forward like sleepy Joe Biden as an actual candidate, as an actual person fit to lead this country.
It's mind-blowing at this point.
It is. Again, that's why it's like the dark—that's something we had the conversation of prior to that 2020 election.
I couldn't believe that they picked him as the nominee.
You know, again, if you go back to our conversation— They picked him, not the people, though.
That's the thing. Not us.
No, the people—listen, I thought they were going to sell us on a grandma oatmeal.
Elizabeth Warren, she checked a lot of boxes.
Then I was very frightened of a Kamala Embarrass and Cory Booker ticket.
They're the kind of vicious, terrible, progressive establishment types they would have loved to have.
I was just watching 300 Joe up there and going, there's no way.
And then one by one.
They started falling off.
And one of the last ones to go was the Warren-Klobuchar arm.
I never thought Klobuchar was a Klobuchar.
Whatever. I didn't think she was a serious candidate.
But at the same time, there were no serious candidates up there other than Tulsi Gabbard, who I think, out of all the debates, they gave a combined total of 17 minutes to.
Yeah. But she made the best of those 17 minutes, did she not?
She did. She destroyed Kamala Harris's candidacy in one little, two quick sentences.
It's a boom! Just took her right out.
You know, it was pretty awesome. It was pretty awesome.
Yeah. I mean, yeah, it is.
But that's the thing. With the election system, you really don't have to create a voter.
You just have to create a ballot now.
You know what I'm saying? There's no chain of custody on these ballots whatsoever.
Every single country I've been to in Latin America, when I've witnessed their election, there's a strong chain of custody.
Most times, the chain of custody starts at the door because there's no mail-in ballots.
There's no drop boxes.
There's no days after of counting or days before where they can come in.
It's that day you must show up with ID. In Latin America, ladies and gentlemen, you show up at your designated spot With ID, it takes about 5 to 10 minutes to vote.
Maybe it might take 15 minutes if it's a little bit jammed up in some areas.
But you get to vote.
The chain of custody starts at the door.
When you go to your spot, you have all the representatives from the different party at that table.
Sometimes they'll call it a mesa, which is Spanish for table.
They'll have 400 ballots there.
And out of how many votes they had, if they have 250 people vote, they need to have 150 ballots left over.
That's open to the public.
That you can see that process the whole time.
At the very end, 7 o'clock comes.
They close the doors so nobody can come back in, but you can see and you can stand from a distance.
They open up the box. They take out the ballots.
They count them right in front of you.
So there's a chain of custody.
And when I say chain of custody, I'm not saying in the purview of a company like they say in Arizona.
Oh, it's in the chain of custody the whole time.
No, it's not. Chain of custody means in the purview and the eyes of the citizens.
And if you have an election like that, it's very, very hard to cheat.
You know what I'm saying? The people actually get representative democracy in places like Nicaragua, which is a socialist country that has more democratic values than we do.
We don't have that here.
So that's the really...
Sinister, nefarious part about our elections is not only do they gain the system, but then they make the citizens, like, think that this was the actual general consensus.
So they go along with it.
Well, if that's what the people wanted, Jason, even though it's not my choice and I didn't see it happening, I guess we have to accept Joe Biden because that's what the people want.
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Spending the $10 a month or maybe even locked it in at $100 for the year getting those two interviews.
That was just a small part of the hour-long conversation I had with Craig Pasta Jardula.
Very smart gentleman.
And the guy again telling you about the chain of custody in elections in South America that he has witnessed firsthand by going down there to audit them.
How about that?
How about that?
I've also got a little bit of fun that I'm going to play here.
I don't know if I want to kick it off.
I'm going to wait a little while to play it.
But there's a...
There's this comedian out there called John LaJoy.
And John LaJoy caught my attention.
I think it was with a song, Very Super Famous, where he brought up Building 7 and then showed a copy of Loose Change while doing it.
And everyone's like, oh, Burmus!
The man must be tapped into the ether of my soul and life because he wrote a song About Mortal Kombat 2 that speaks directly to first-hand experiences I had in life.
So we'll probably be playing that for fun because we like to have a little bit of fun here later on in the second hour.
And I'd encourage you to go grab it on iTunes or share it on social media.
Whatever you can do to support LaJoy because he's a legitimately funny human being.
Alright. Man, I had the robots that I wanted to do today too.
Yeah, let's do that.
Because we were talking about humanoid robots before.
I don't want to get too caught up in clips and other stories without showing people this.
It's called the Dawn Avatar Robot Cafe.
Okay. It is in Nihonbashi Hanacho area.
I'm probably messing that up.
We've covered these bots before.
But again, it's to acclimate you.
Oh, let's see.
Watch it on Instagram. Yeah.
Let's go. See, this just shows you guys I'm not a grammar.
Oh, look at this.
It's so cool that we have alien-like robot waitresses around.
It looks like a scene out of Star Wars.
Dawn. Look how futuristic and cool it all is.
And that's going to be the big sell.
You know, we talked about the movie, what is it, the creator and the cyborg people.
Real transhumanist agenda.
It's coming right now. It's coming right now.
It's coming right now. We're living through it.
It's not in the future. Not in the future.
Let's see.
Ex-CIA officer Brian Raymond accused of drugging and sexually assaulting 25 women.
Hire celebrity memory experts who testified for Harvey Weinstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Bill Cosby for defense.
This guy's 47 years old.
He's accused of recording his nude victims while they were unconscious as he forced open their eyelids and groped their bodies.
He's a real sicko.
I mean, if he works for the Central Intelligence Agency, who knows?
He probably has some compromised value systems anyway.
So he would drug these women...
Okay, then record them while they were nude and forced open their eyelids as he groped their bodies.
Some of the alleged crimes occurred in embassy-leased houses in several countries.
Davis previously testified in Bill Cosby's sexual assault case, telling the court in June of 2022 that memories can fade over time.
Cosby lost the case and was ordered to pay $500,000 in damages for a woman he assaulted in 1975.
But remember, Cosby got criminally convicted and then had it overturned because of the statute of limitations on appeal.
A lot of people forget that Cosby isn't even in prison right now.
See, there it is in the 2018 trial that they talk about.
But it was overturned on appeal, and he is now free.
Free. Okay?
So, this is the person testifying.
That's not one of the victims.
Just pretty repugnant.
Investigators found more than 500 photos and videos on Raymond's iCloud account.
In which he appears to be filming unconscious women, many of whom he met on dating apps, according to court documents.
I mean...
Guy's putting it on his iCloud.
He's got it hooked into his phone for his iCloud.
And that's what amazes me.
So many people...
Android...
Apple...
They just... I don't upload anything...
Does that mean that they don't have access to it?
Sure. I mean, obviously they probably do.
But at the same time, I'm not going to volunteer the information.
I'm not going to say, hey, here you go.
I'm going to keep it on my device.
I'm going to put it on a hard drive and I'm going to have it.
It's for me. But I mean, these people are committing crimes.
And literally putting them into the virtual universe.
Just crazy.
Oh my god.
I don't even want to read it because I'm visualizing what he's doing to these people.
It's disgusting. He's faced between 13 and 27 years behind bars at sentencing, which was scheduled for November.
He pled guilty to the abuse and obscene material.
This is somebody who you never want out of jail again.
Do you think this is somebody, if they pled guilty and were doing this type of thing, is it somebody that stops?
Probably not. Because the Central Intelligence Agency is full of psychopaths.
CIA tried to pay off analysts to bury findings that COVID lab leak was likely whistleblower.
And I don't believe it's a lab leak at all.
I think it's seeding, but again...
The Central Intelligence Agency wanted the narrative that this was not a man-made virus.
They did not want any kind of fingerprints into Wuhan.
Or that, you know, we're dealing with an engineered bioweapon.
The Central Intelligence Agency is trash.
They're horrible.
By the way, this story is like two weeks old.
New York Post barely discussed.
Barely discussed.
The Central Intelligence Agency offered to pay off analysts in order to bury their findings
that COVID-19 most likely leaked from a lab in Wuhan, China.
New whistleblower testimony, two Congress alleges.
You don't say.
A senior-level CIA officer told House committee leaders that his agency tried to pay off six
analysts who found SARS-CoV-2 likely originated in the Wuhan laboratory if they changed their
position and said the virus jumped from animals to humans.
Really?
According to a letter sent Tuesday to CIA Director William Burns.
Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic Chairman Brad Wenstript, Republican out of Ohio, and Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence Chairman Mike Turner requested all documents, communications, and pay info from the CIA's COVID Discovery Team by September 26th.
Well, that's today, and good luck.
I guess we'll find out whether or not they got it.
Ta-da! I would doubt it.
But, you know, Burns is a terrible person.
And Burns, I believe, is also an Epstein associate.
Shocking. I'm shocked.
Shocked that Burns would be an Epstein associate.
According to the whistleblower, at the end of its review, six of the seven members of the team believed the intelligence and science were sufficient to make a low-confidence assessment that COVID-19 originated from a laboratory in Wuhan, China, the House panel chairman wrote.
The seventh member of the team, who also happened to be the most senior, was the lone officer to believe COVID-19 originated through zoonotics.
Zoonotics! Ridiculous.
Ridiculous. Wuhan scientist dubbed Batwoman, whose work is feared to have started a COVID pandemic, warns a different coronavirus outbreak in the future is almost certain.
Dr. Shi Zhengli from Wuhan Institute of Virology was involved in the study.
Now look, here's the deal.
I believe this to be a seated thing.
This goes beyond nation states.
I believe that, yes, in Wuhan, in Chapel Hill, probably a dozen other facilities.
Because once you have it, okay, once you have it, you can manufacture more of it at a black site.
Not only just a black site, but now all these other little sites are popping up where we're finding that there's no regulations whatsoever.
And Lord knows what was happening in Ukraine.
With all those bioweapons labs.
Oh, Jason.
You and your conspiracy theories.
Oh, that's just ridiculous.
Okay. Sure it is.
Mystery. As nearly 50 school children go missing in Cleveland in September alone.
While over 1,000...
Have vanished so far this year.
An alarming trend that's left Ohio cops baffled.
Scary. Now some of these are going to be runaways.
But not all of them.
And that's a lot.
50 school children going missing in Cleveland, Ohio.
That's... Yikes.
This month alone, 45 children have been reported missing in the Cleveland area.
They show the total number of 1,072 have been reported missing since the start of the year, while the majority have since returned home or been accounted for.
Cops say many are regular runaways who will likely vanish again.
Now remember, we've got to keep these numbers in mind, because there are those people that like to quote big numbers involving missing children, and then they're easily debunked.
But You need to look at the reality that any number of these kids just disappearing is Bad News Brown.
Let's see. In 2022, Ohio had nearly double the number of runaways than states like Georgia, North Carolina, and Illinois, all of which have populations of between 10 million and 12 million.
So, here you can see a chart of missing kids from 2022 and some of the bigger ones out there.
Pointing that out there. It's a real issue.
Real issue. Economy is a real issue and thievery is a real issue.
Maybe we'll just put the robots out in front of CVS. CVS about to close 600 more stores by 2027 after 300.
It's almost 1,000 stores.
300 by the end of 2024.
And they're going to the online model, but they can't Walgreens shutting down 150 stores.
They have to get rid of the ones that they're basically losing money on because of all the shoplifting that's no longer being prosecuted.
Insane. Insane.
It's a free-for-all.
Insanity. Okay, we got all that.
Okay, great. Great.
Let's do it. Actually, before we get to some of these Gates clips, let's go to another Pasta Jardula clip.
And this is us talking about RFK Jr.
and basically political discourse.
Let's talk RFK Jr.
Let's talk the primaries.
Let's talk about the fact that it does not appear the Democratic Party not only doesn't want a primary, a true one, but they don't want debates of any sort whatsoever.
I think they're ready to roll with this whole Joe Biden 2024 thing unless there's some kind of step down.
And even then, I don't think they want people vying for the nomination by having debates.
What are your thoughts? Well, they definitely don't want RFK. That's for sure.
Yeah. So, you know, it's kind of interesting, too, as well, what you were just saying right now.
And you're right. Nothing has changed.
Russell Brand will show you that.
Like, the fact that they can come out right away and just demonetize somebody because of the court of opinion, right?
The court of public opinion.
So it is kind of crazy.
But, you know, I mean, this situation is a little bit interesting.
You know, as an election integrity activist, I can tell you that nothing has really changed with our elections either.
You know, there's some areas they've pinpointed.
You know, the populist right who's got into this whole election integrity thing since the Donald Trump elections has not really done it complete justice because they're still looking for the fraud within a system built for fraud.
You know, that's the biggest problem.
They would have been better at their rallying crime going, eliminate mass mail outs.
You know what I'm saying? Eliminate drop boxes.
But instead, you get movies like 2,000 Mules, who Donald Trump goes, I think he should have won a nomination.
But when you look at it, his suggestion is to do what?
Let's put cameras on Dropboxes?
No, you have to eliminate the Dropboxes.
And with the megaphone that Jimmy Dore has given me and being able to talk about Hawaii and blast it out, I've made a decision that This Friday, I'm going to bring my first election video.
And I'm going to show what a clean, fair, transparent election looks like.
And I'm going to show what it looks like in Nicaragua.
You know what I'm saying? So, I mean, the whole thing with RFK is that he has to still deal with all these hurdles out there in which, I'm sorry, you know, it looks like they're pushing the whole COVID thing so they can get back to mass mail-outs again.
You know, you got the Dr.
Cohen from the CDC saying, everybody get caught up on your shots.
It's out there again.
Joe Biden with the mask on taking the thing.
So it looks like they might do it again.
And, you know, RFK has to go through that whole situation.
But the thing about it for me is, and even though he's not a perfect candidate, he's got his issues.
I surely don't like his stance on Israel.
I mention it all the time. I think it's a little ludicrous that he's running in the Democratic Party when they've come out and said, because our good friend Nico House, that they can fix an election at any time they want to.
They can go in the back room, close the guard, smoke, pick whoever they want.
He does bring this kind of political discourse that I think it's on both sides of the aisle.
You know, the stuff that we talk about that makes it into the media now that didn't make it in back in the days when you're talking about Matt Gaetz on the floor.
RFK talks that language.
He's on both sides. He understands the existential threats, the CBDCs, but yet he uses language like, I don't want to go to war with China.
I want to go to economic war with China.
I want to compete against them, which is the mindset we need to be at.
So when it comes to RFK, The thing I find so intriguing about him as a candidate is the political discourse that he brings to the table.
And that's important because we still, Jason, despite everything that's happened, besides
this time of acceleration, we still have a population that is comatose when it comes
to political discourse and political knowledge.
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I'm torn here.
I got three Gates clips.
Gates talking about printed food, how terrible cow farts are, and how we need heavy, heavy, heavy carbon taxes.
Oh, got to have some big time carbon taxes.
Don't worry, that'll be allotted and passed down to the people and really regulated on a level never before on the people if they have their way.
The regimentation of all human beings through their actions with carbon as the front.
And Gates isn't just a front man.
He's a mouthpiece.
He's a mover and shaker.
Notice Gates doesn't have 26 different ventures.
No. It's all driven in the same direction where they integrate with one another.
Period. His food agenda is there with the vaccine agenda, is there with the climate agenda.
It's all the same thing.
And, you know, he's not running around on social media.
He's doing well-timed PR promos.
And it's funny, you know, I was watching last night.
So I guess we are going to go into the Gates stuff first.
And then maybe having a little fun with the MK video.
Watching last night while the rest of us die.
And it's on Vice. And I'd seen some advertisements over the last year or so for it, watching things like Dark Side of the Ring and Dark Side of Comedy.
I'm a sucker for that kind of stuff.
There was another show I watched there, too, where they were kind of like online detectives in the Bob Saget death they did a show on.
They had some decent stuff.
Vice isn't all terrible.
It can be.
I mean, we went over that Vice article trying to attack not Tim Ballard, but another associate within OUR, Operation Underground Railroad, the rescue organization of children.
But while the rest of us die, if they didn't focus on climate change as a thing, And have that, like, act like, ooh, that's the big disaster, it'd be pretty damn spot on.
Because they took, I would say, 10 to 15 minutes out of their way to attack Big Pharma legitimately, and then Bill Gates and Monsanto legitimately.
Now... What did alarm me is it was very broad.
And for instance, they didn't like...
They talked a little bit about Monsanto, but they didn't talk about the Bear-Monsanto merger, which was huge.
And they talked about Gates, but then they didn't talk about the Hate and Lie shots at all.
And this is something that was certainly made during that era.
It was based on some book as well, but...
Man, you're going pretty far.
For a vice program while the rest of us die.
So let's play these Gates clips because they are so like over the top that you have to think it's almost like you can't make this up.
Let's start with the cow farts, the flatulence.
It's not just carbon.
It's nitrogen and anything else they say that can make you more subservient to them.
And beef, especially red meat in general, has caused an explosion in the size of the average human being that eats it.
Explosion. Like, red meat is just one of those things where you can see the micro evolution within our species because of it.
It's a positive thing.
So how do you make it negative?
Cow farts! Cow farts with Bill Gates.
One crucial part is agriculture, and one thing you said you were particularly surprised by was how great a problem bovine flatulence is.
Do you want to explain what that is and why it's a problem?
Yeah, so the animals that can eat grass have very unusual stomachs that have these bacteria that are methanogenic in there, and so they leak natural gas.
Listen, Like, you can't make up a headline.
Bill Gates on one of the world's biggest problems.
Cow farts.
One of the world's biggest problems.
Cow farts.
The dark cartoon is indeed in full effect.
Both out the front and the back.
And so people have said, well, let's change the hay or throw some things in there.
And it's been...
Nobody knows how to get rid of that.
Nobody knows how to get cows to stop farting.
Exactly. Or burping.
And so there is artificial meat, but that's...
Yeah. You know, I don't know that we want to stop...
The processes of a life force of an animal.
Burping and farting from cows is one of the biggest problems out there globally.
The insanity and absurdity of this statement It should be self-evident, everybody.
But for some, it's not.
It's at a very early stage, but that's another big source of greenhouse gas emissions.
So, you know, I'm just trying to make sure that the people who acknowledge the problem, which I think is fantastic, that they understand the breadth of innovation required before you can get anywhere near what we have to do, which is zero.
There is no such thing as zero.
We have to do zero.
Might as well say one of the world's biggest problems is that we haven't killed a bunch of people.
Zero carbon emission?
Net zero? Not real.
Not real. Bernaysian bullshit.
If it was a 50% reduction, then you could ignore, okay, leave the cows alone.
But because we're trying to avoid the temperature continuing to go up, you do need to go to zero.
Otherwise, you're continuing to have temperature increase.
With a straight face.
And a smile. He tells you that.
You notice he mentioned printed foods pretty quickly.
Here, let's have him talk more about the printed foods.
We need to make the equivalent of palm oil cheaper than palm oil.
Ideally meat, even though it's off of its initial excitement, the new generations coming along are far better.
So every industry, whether it's JBS or typewriters, they're always subject to significant innovation that changes the rules of the game.
In this case, there's a huge negative externality in terms of methane emission and land use that comes broadly from agriculture, but from beef industry.
In particular. And so, you know, we've got to fund the innovation almost at an unnatural level so that we take that demand signal away.
Thank you. I'm going to bring this up with him.
Thank you for that. So think about what he just said.
We have to go to a financially, okay, you know, unreal level.
In order to bring this agenda in so that we can take out beef farms.
While the rest of us die, focused on Tyson and its monopoly and really chicken farms, it also talked about beef and pork and Tyson being under control about 20% of the beef, pork, and chicken in the country.
And he also discussed how there's no choice.
And now, artificially, they want to take away, through financial incentives for others, to not produce this stuff.
It doesn't matter that we want it.
So it's an unnatural level.
We have to take it to an unnatural level to get you to want to eat printed food.
Printed food.
All right. Here he is, gleefully chatting about climate change cash.
A little bit of this. A little bit of this scratch.
This is how we're going to fund to get to zero, even though we can't get to zero.
They're a very heterogeneous group of companies.
Some work in renewable energy.
Some provide R&D dollars to things like biofuels that Uh, could be an important substitute.
There's no doubt today that if you tried to make, uh, hydrocarbons illegal, that the voters would rebel against that.
They like driving to work, uh...
They like driving to work.
Well, they would vote again.
They like driving to work.
Like, un...
Just when I think you couldn't possibly be any dumber.
You go and do something like this.
And guess what, Gates?
You haven't totally redeemed yourself.
Like, what is this?
They like driving...
Civilization as we know it would collapse.
No, we like freedom of movement.
You think this guy's giving up his chauffeured car and his private jets?
Get the truck out of here.
It's nonsense.
There's a variety of practical things.
And, you know, so there is a demand there.
The ideal is that you set a carbon tax that's the same size as what it takes to do direct air capture.
And so, you know, but that would mean that, you know, the cost of cement and gasoline and air travel would...
And everything.
And at your price, he's talking about pricing you out.
It would be dramatically higher because we haven't innovated in those places.
We have gigantic green premiums.
And whenever voters are tested, like in France, you put on a diesel tax.
Well, they say, oh, those people in the city are richer than me.
They somehow should pay for this.
In Germany, when you say, okay, we're going to make you buy electric heat pumps, they back off from it.
Don't make us do anything.
If there's a choice...
By the way, I've noticed there's a little lumpage on your head right there, Gates.
Doesn't necessarily mean much, but he's got a little lumpage on his head.
The reality is that you're forcing people into situations...
Where they are dependent on electric that can be remotely throttled or turned off altogether.
That's what's going on.
Try to do climate things brute force.
You know, you'll sometimes get people say, hey, I like climate, I'm for climate, but I don't want to bear that cost and reduce my standard of living.
Brute force is the correct term.
But notice that he said only sometimes there's pushback.
That's why they use the brute force method.
They'll get you to try to acquiesce.
They'll play the Meat commercial.
I forget what it was.
It's supposed to be... We played it here.
Incredible Meat. I watched it before, The Sound of Freedom.
We might have to find that here.
That is propaganda that's completely negative, in my opinion.
That's not brute force.
That's incrementalism.
I believe we should spend a lot of money on climate change.
I believe we should have very high carbon taxes.
The political realities are such that without innovation, it's unlikely, particularly in middle-income countries, that the brute force approach will be successful.
He tells you he wants very, very high carbon taxes.
Who do you think pays for that?
And eventually they want a system of social command and control based on your actions under the guise of carbon credits and a social credit score.
So let's see if we can find it.
Beyond Meat Commercial Movies.
No, that's not it.
Beyond Impossible. That might be it.
Impossible meat commercial.
There it is right there.
Making meat history.
Making meat history.
We're gonna play this.
Make some commentary on it.
Then from this, what we're gonna do is, we're gonna play my fun little MK2 video.
Give a little explanation there.
Okay? And then I got a couple clips I may play from the Clay Clark Premium.
Discussing, of course, the muskernuts and I believe also Macron in these clips.
But maybe not.
I see climate, pulse, any subjects.
So I think that's, yeah, yeah, maybe not.
That's the COVID climate nonsense.
But let's do it. Making meat history.
Ah, meat. We have quite a long history together, don't we?
But let's think back to our carnivorous fate when a caveman saw a mammoth and was like, um...
How would that take?
Oh, since then, what a journey it's been!
An incisor-o-rama!
Parade of meat friends!
The Huns love their mutton!
Egyptians, their pigeons!
Even the Aztecs had deer in their kitchens!
And now, as luck would have it, there's a brand new meat to decant from a delicious new animal called the plant!
Not a meat.
I mean, the guy looks like something, like a malnourished, weird Al Yankovic.
And again, now they're selling you, you don't need it.
That's history.
And it's Neanderthalic to want meat.
Meat from a plant?
That's so weird. I'm offended.
Now hold up friends, this meat can do all the things that meat can do too!
Not true.
It can sizzle and bleed.
It's possible!
Yes, I know.
It can be hard to believe.
This plant meat, when you eat it, it's the meatiest meat you ever made it.
Though if you're someone who likes meat with a face, I assure you that can be a rage!
It's not the meatiest, it's not meat.
And it doesn't bleed.
Like just because it secretes a color that you put in it.
Eww.
So let's welcome this new meet, whose biggest difference is...
Impossible is much better for the planet.
Not true.
Not true.
Not true. Not in any way better for the planet.
And terrible for human consumption.
Like you're talking about ultra processed plant products.
It also has zero milligrams of cholesterol and is packed with protein.
If you can't taste the difference, then hold up your buns.
All you ever need to green is two meats, four buns.
That's right.
The new meat on the scene.
Just stack it on your modern day grill.
You'll be making meat history.
Gross.
Gross.
So, let's talk a little history.
When I made a little film called Invisible Empire...
Which I guess right now we'll just show you the intro to.
I made mention of a little game called Mortal Kombat.
Now, Mortal Kombat, once again, taking the world by storm.
MK1 out there.
I almost never pay full price for a game.
I usually wait. Sales.
I didn't quite pay full price on this one.
I got one of the codes. Because of the full price on the latest one.
110 smackaroos.
Plus tax. 100 for a game.
Not a system. Now, admittedly, as the years go by, these things become like $5 to $10 because they're so ultra popular and suckers like me buy them out of the gates.
But one of the reasons that I did this for this game is it has been close to my heart since I was a child.
And it didn't disappoint. Really good game.
Really good fighter. Mortal Kombat was something that I... First of all, Loved fighting games as a kid.
And then there were certain seasons during my childhood that I wasn't on the sports team.
Very small school.
Big time competition.
Sometimes I didn't play soccer.
I didn't play this. I would have a lot of time to play some video games.
And I'm still a pretty damn good Mortal Kombat player because a lot of them are based in the same mechanics and controls.
That being said, when I heard this song and I saw the video for it, it told the tale of my life almost like no other.
And to kind of illustrate that I'd like to just play a short part of the intro of
Invisible Empire in New World Order Defined Hi, my name is Jason and I used to be just a good old
average American kid living in upstate, New York There's me. I played baseball, mastered Mortal Kombat, went to the prom, So you get it.
You know, you get it.
In the first 15-20 seconds, I've mentioned my love for Mortal Kombat.
Now, this is a music video.
It's about, what is it, about three and a half minutes long.
And my teeth, right here.
A lot of work done recently, but even before that, I used to have a large gap in my teeth.
And you can go watch some of the old Infowars stuff when I still have it.
Or you can go watch some of the old videos when we're doing our loose change thing and I'm speaking there.
Large gap. So, one of the things that I got picked on as a kid were my teeth.
And literally in this song about Mortal Kombat 2...
They have a teeth comment almost right out of the gates.
So I related with this thing like no other.
We like to have fun here.
And take a little break from the politics every once in a while.
So without further ado, we're going to play Mortal Kombat 2 by John LaJoy.
And then when we come back, we're going to play some clips of the premium with Clay Clark.
So here you go.
Here is Mortal Kombat 2.
Mortal Kombat 2 You can run way faster than me Score a hat trick in your sleep You can make a whole class laugh By making fun of my team You can buy the designer brands You can always understand Everything a teacher says You can be a better But there is one thing you can't do.
You can beat me.
And Mortal Kombat 2 Thanks for watching!
And ever since dead or falling, both of you can make me mean.
But there is one thing you can do You can't beat me
And boy, I'll come back to you When you walked into the arcade
My whole body began to shake And I felt just like a nobody
You walked up right next to me Oh my God, I couldn't hold it in
I can't hide this whole feeling And you were just like a nobody
And I showed you there's one thing you can do You can't beat me, and I won't come back to you
No matter who the fuck hits you, I will motherfucking finish
you Gotta love it. Gotta love it.
I mean, it has kind of like a folky intro into an alternative 90s feel.
Just pure gold right there.
Pure and complete gold.
Great job by LaJoy.
Encapsulated my entire youth.
Right there, my teenage years.
And he talks about, you know, a story about how, like, this is really his story when he was 13 years old, finding the first thing he was really good at.
Amazing game! Amazing game.
All right, so here is a chunk of myself and Clay Clark talking some muskernuts.
The guy who could probably spend the entire show today saying I told you so about Elon Musk,
about the nanotechnology, about the origins of NASA, about the great reset, about what's inside the shots,
but he's not the kind of guy that would take an entire show to do that.
He's always sharing with us new information that he's learning.
And Jason, I wanna ask you, sir, what is the information that everybody needs to know
right now?
Because you're constantly researching, you constantly are on the cutting edge
of discovering the corruption that's facing our nation.
What does everybody need to know there, sir?
Well, I'll tell you what. The big story right now is the fact that all of these tech individuals, including Musk, Zuckerberg, Brin, all the way down the line, Altman, the ChatGPT, WorldCoin guy, and I emphasized WorldCoin earlier.
and the orb at the latest reawakened tour they all met with all of our senators behind closed doors and I think that this is a real problem because we already don't have enough transparency in this country and the world and when they're talking about artificial intelligence With billionaires, many of which are really military contractors and already in collusion with sections of the government that we need to be weary about, including the Central Intelligence Agency, the NSA, and yes, you mentioned NASA. So this isn't transparent.
This is very, very dangerous, Clay, because when you're looking at what AI actually is, It is not a conscious intelligence.
It is something that is programmed.
It is a tool, in my opinion, not only of the great reset, but in order to install that, the follow-up book was the great narrative.
So really, AI, in a lot of ways, is going to be narrative management and really narratives that we're not going to be able to question.
Who all met with, explain to us, who was at this meeting and what elements of the government were they meeting with?
Well, they met with our entire Senate.
So when we're talking about who was there, Mark Zuckerberg, Meta, Facebook, the Muskernuts, obviously X, Twitter, whatever you want to call it, in that arena.
Then you have Sergey Brin.
Of Google, Sam Altman, ChatGPT, and as I stated, WorldCoin, and literally I believe 17 others.
If there is a tech company that is in the who's who, in other words, representatives of the companies that are
controlling social media continuously, they all met with these people.
And when we're talking about OpenMind, Microsoft, representatives of them, Bill Gates was there, of course.
I mean, this is it. You would think that there should have been headlines everywhere and really something that was
discussed on every mainstream media and even alternative media network.
But I'll be honest, I didn't even know this thing had taken place.
We're actually now a couple days out and the most I can find of it being discussed is Elon Musk for five minutes on his way out of this private hearing.
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I mean, I hear people complaining about the commercials sometimes.
First hour had what?
Two and a half, three minutes of commercials?
Literally an hour-long show with a 90-second intro.
So less than like a commercial break on a real network.
And then this is 55 minutes, unfettered, no commercials whatsoever, and then they run five minutes to add.
Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness gracious.
They're asking you to maybe get a pillow.
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So here is yet another clip from Premium this weekend.
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You honed in, for instance, on the climate change agenda, kind of piggybacking on the COVID-1984 agenda.
And it's, in my opinion...
That in order to get things like climate lockdowns, etc., is you have to have narrative management and control along with the authoritarianism, just like you did during the pandemic.
You have to be able to ban people and you have to be able to cite sources that are the
end all be all when it comes to the truth.
The authoritative sources, the trust the science folks.
To do that, and this is why again this meeting is so dangerous, first of all when it is discussed
that meeting, you just talked about how there were very powerful people in closed room sessions.
I would argue that the Bilderberg meeting is actually much more dangerous, totally closed
circuit, only one or two senators.
In fact, it was Senator Kyrsten Sinema that was recently anointed by the Bilderbergers and then immediately became an independent after that.
Sam Altman got his first invite in there.
And to bring that up again on the media front...
Axel Springer, which is owned by a man named Adolf Doffner, who's on the steering committee there, has said that they're going to start replacing their journalists via their Axel Springer group, which is a huge media group, with AI. So artificial intelligence is coming very, very quickly. And you know, you talked about NASA, and I often talk about NASA when we're talking about not only AI, but quantum computing, because NASA's actually partnered with Google.
Google, obviously, represented by Brin there.
But here's a little nugget that I just came across doing research over the last week.
I was doing a program on human brain interfaces, or BCIs, brain-computer interfaces, such as the one that Musk wants to put inside of you.
Were you aware that BlackRock It has an entire BCI neurotech section.
So, you know, they frame it up that they're pioneering the future, they're going to help all of these people.
They already got 19 plus years of human studies, 30,000 days of implant research, very much bragging.
But when you get down to their promo video, which is unfortunately of a man who...
He's a paraplegic and it does empower him.
It lets him do Photoshop. Guess who they're partnered with, Clay?
They're partnered with the good people at NASA. So BlackRock and NASA are very much in not only the AI game and really owning everything, but also the BCI game.
And it's my firm belief that they want these things hardwired in you because there are non-invasive BCI technologies already available.
So that they can, no matter what, instill that great narrative, that AI-driven story into your skull directly.
I want to pull this up here because you just ooze with knowledge that people don't know.
Every time you're on the show, you just throw it out there.
No one knows. So Emmanuel Macron, okay, his wife is 70 and he's 45.
Mm-hmm. Yeah.
So I just want to be clear.
Just to be clear, let's make sure we get this idea.
There's a 25-year difference, okay?
So this is how it goes down.
Let me tell you what happened, okay? So this lady, okay, her name here is Bridget McCrone.
So let's all look this up. Okay, Bridget McCrone, okay?
And we're going to type in age...
Let's type in age 30.
This is her at age 30, okay?
So she's 30 years old.
And when she's 30, this dude's 5.
This dude's 5.
So he's 5 and she's going, Hey!
Hey, you're my guy!
He's 5. Well, I would argue, Clay, really what's egregious is, again, he was 16 years old when they got together.
And I believe she was about 40 years old at that point.
Oh, come on! If you go all the way up to the top to the left...
If you click on that story, Bridget McComb lost all of her friends right there.
That is Emanuel as a teenager as she kisses him.
So just click on that Daily Mail story and it'll tell you all about it.
You're sick!
Okay, so now other things we need to know.
I'll put a link on today's show notes.
You're sick.
You are sick. Okay.
Yuval Noah Harari was at the Bilderberg Group this year.
He shows up here. He's showing up there.
Yuval Noah Harari, the false prophet.
Look who snuck in the back door there.
By the way, when I say sneak in the back door, I'm not referring to Yuval Noah Harari, his activities after the conference or before, but the openly gay Yuval Noah Harari is an interesting individual.
What else do we need to know right now, Jason Burbis?
You have a pulse on what is happening, and most people just don't have any idea about any of these subjects.
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