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| Welcome to episode 148 of Gary King's Inconvenient Truth, where Gary presents stories, video clips I don't know are coming for my spontaneous and unrehearse response. | |
| Gary, what do you got for me today? | |
| I've got a lot of stuff. | |
| However, I've got some bad news. | |
| I will be drinking out of my 153 coffee cup in memory of 153 News. | |
| It's been shut down and it's not going to be coming back. | |
| Jason Boss is um just doesn't have the energy to do it anymore, and the funding was never really there, though we barely made it each month, so it's all over.net was uh pioneer. | |
| It was really uh blazing trails for alternative media with video presentations you couldn't find anywhere else. | |
| Some of my earliest were done right there with Jason Boss on 153 News. | |
| This is a tremendous loss. | |
| But it made a monumental contribution at the time. | |
| He made a difference, Gary. | |
| No doubt about it, and uh I just feel terrible about it. | |
| Um we were getting thousands and thousands of views from old videos, and now it's just poof. | |
| It's all gone. | |
| Tough one. | |
| All right, here we go. | |
| Hi everyone, this is Dr. Sherry Tenpenny, and I want to do a quick update about a document that got passed by the United Nations this weekend called the Pact of the Future document. | |
| It's two parts, one on science and technology, and one about the youth and future generations. | |
| It is quite egregious, and it was done by a procedure called the silence procedure, which makes it a pact, and if no one objected, it is automatically adopted and put into the record as being completely adopted. | |
| This is the World Health Organization's runaround since our end around. | |
| Since they were not able to get the World Health Organization Treaty passed, um, they decided to take it to the General Assembly, and it is even more egregious than what the World Health Organization was wanting to get passed. | |
| Let me just read you something really quickly about what is inside of this pact that is now being accepted by 193 nations around the world and equally open armed accepted by our current administration. | |
| Everyone it says that this is the power structure of fully digital and maximized for the control of the masses. | |
| Everyone will be expected to have a biometric digital ID that marks them not just as citizens of an individual country, but as a global citizen. | |
| So anytime you hear global citizen or any time you hear sustainability, think that this is an egregious thing that's happening at the level of the World Health Organization and the United Nations. | |
| Um, anyone that has a dissonant opinion will be labeled as misinformation, disinformation, or malinformation, and memory hold. | |
| Perpetrators for unimproved information will be fact-checked and punished by the system, which will be operated and enforced by artificial intelligence. | |
| Punishments will include being locked out of one's bank account, being unable to make certain purchases, unable to get on an airplane, on a subway, drive on public roads. | |
| This is the future, according to the world's self-appointed overlords at the United Nations. | |
| These are unelected bureaucrats that are making decisions about our country, our sovereignty around the world. | |
| Nothing could be more important at this point in time than to get prepared, have water, food, digital access, flashlights, a way to communicate with family and friends. | |
| Now is really the time to get involved and get prepared because this is what's coming. | |
| Our Congress is sitting on its hands. | |
| There was a press conference on the 17th about this, and no further action has been taken. | |
| So it's up to us to mobilize and to and to go forward, uh, particularly with your local sheriffs to get your constitutional sheriffs to say this isn't going to be allowed in my county. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| Take action. | |
| We've been talking about the onset of one world order, one world government, one world religion, one world money for a long time. | |
| Well, it's no longer coming. | |
| it's here Gary, this is catastrophic. | |
| I just, I can't believe this. | |
| I mean uh sneaky way to do it. | |
| Silent approval. | |
| F that. | |
| This is gotta be repudiated. | |
| No nation should accept it. | |
| This is uh grotesque abuse of the United Nations, uh the concept of international law. | |
| Frankly, it doesn't. | |
| I'm convinced have the forcer standing of law. | |
| This is just incredible. | |
| The fact is, if the nations adhere to it, then we're done for. | |
| I mean, this is uh digitized universe on a global scale that we've been so worried about coming here to the United States, where they preempted the United States and going whole heart. | |
| Roll up planet earth. | |
| Sherry Tanny's a wise woman, but this girl comes to me as totally unexpected. | |
| It's like being hit hit in the head with a sledgehammer. | |
| This is absolutely as bad as it gets. | |
| This has to be unraveled. | |
| This has to be repudiated. | |
| And I'm sorry to say, the government we have today. | |
| Well, announcing it's not to be America first. | |
| We know it's actually been Israel first, and I'm sorry to say, looks all in with palat to be digital control. | |
| Gary, I'm utterly distraught. | |
| I am distraught. | |
| This is I wasn't prepared for this, frankly. | |
| This is this is as bad as it gets. | |
| This is terrible, terrible news, Gary. | |
| Terrible news. | |
| Catastrophe with all capital letters. | |
| This is awful. | |
| Just awful. | |
| Yep. | |
| Agenda 2030 on its way. | |
| England belongs to the English. | |
| And I proclaim the name of Jesus Christ over the United Kingdom and every Christian nation across the world. | |
| Because there is only one true king, and his name is Jesus Christ. | |
| England. | |
| They took your guns. | |
| They took your swords, and they raped your women. | |
| You have nothing else to lose. | |
| But there's still hope. | |
| You are still the majority. | |
| so you either fight for this nation or you let all of these rapists muslims and corrupt politicians take over Ladies and gentlemen, I'm 26 years old. | |
| I put my life on the line to fight against Islam Democrats and illegals. | |
| And I need you to fight us well to protect I'm protecting the American way of life. | |
| I need you to protect the British way of life right here in England. | |
| And to the police officers, thank you for being here today. | |
| But I need you to stop following orders because you know you're being told to look the other way while your country's being raped into submission. | |
| And Keir Stammer, you're the biggest pedophile protector in history. | |
| and God is watching and you will pay for what you've done to England Christ is king ladies and gentlemen is king Christ is king Christ is king Christ is king. | |
| Christ is king. | |
| Christ is king! | |
| It's either now or never. | |
| Because if these rapists Muslims take over, they will not only rape your women, they will be head of your sons, just like they did on October 7th in Israel. | |
| So we either fight now or we die. | |
| And we're fighters. | |
| We are warriors of Jesus Christ. | |
| And in the words of the great Charlie Kirk. | |
| Islam is the sword that the left is using to destroy Christian nations and to destroy every Christian nation across the world. | |
| So do not make peace with evil. | |
| Destroy it. | |
| And we need a new prime minister that has guts and that's gonna stand up for the British and send all of these rapists must Muslims and dirty rocks back to their Sharia nations. | |
| And after what they did to Charlie Kirk, debate time is over. | |
| So I will get to the United States Congress and we will finish what Charlie Kirk started, so help me God. | |
| Thank you. | |
| God bless England. | |
| God bless the United States of America. | |
| God bless Charlie Kirk's family and Christ his King. | |
| *Cheering* | |
| Right. | |
| Not sure what to think about that one. | |
| You're blowing me away today. | |
| Two stories I would never have seen coming. | |
| I don't know who this woman is. | |
| Sorry, one second, it'll be over a second. | |
| Okay. | |
| I'm not here on a thing. | |
| I don't know who this who this woman is. | |
| Who is she, Gary? | |
| She named a bad Valentina Gomez, and she's speaking at a you know pro uh UK rally of some sort. | |
| Yeah, Gomez, she doesn't appear to be a native Brit. | |
| I mean, she's got a decided accent, so that's fascinating all by itself. | |
| She obviously has a lot of poise, a lot of style. | |
| She's combining appeals to religion, Christianity with politics. | |
| And I'm Muslim, bro, Charlie Kirk. | |
| The question is which Charlie Kirk are we talking about? | |
| The guy who used to be all for Israel, or the guy who abandoned walked off the reservation. | |
| This is fascinating. | |
| Gary, this suggests to me the world may just be teetering on the verge of revolution. | |
| I mean a real revolution. | |
| But they took guns away, you know, from the Brits. | |
| And then when so many knife fights woke up, they took away knives. | |
| And I said, What's that? | |
| Potato peelers? | |
| Yeah, then they took away potato peelers. | |
| I don't know what to say about this, Gary. | |
| I'm just kind of floored. | |
| Fascinating. | |
| But there are these rape gangs in the UK. | |
| I've heard a fair amount about them. | |
| That have been raping young British girls. | |
| Completely outrageous. | |
| And I I don't know. | |
| Britain is such a heterogeneous nation. | |
| It's like when I visited London and I have seven times. | |
| Which has in the past been my like my favorite city in the world. | |
| The heterogeneity of every race, nationality, creed, religion, represented in London. | |
| It's fascinating, but what's become of the British? | |
| What's become of the British? | |
| Gary. | |
| Gary, this is just astonishing to me. | |
| Both of these stories are. | |
| Something's afoot. | |
| Worldwide. | |
| I think Israel is on the ropes. | |
| to use the Charlie Kirk phrase, a turning point. | |
| The question is how it's how's it gonna play out? | |
| How's it gonna play out? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Russia's clearly in control of Ukraine. | |
| Israel would love to attack Iran, but I think Trump may be having second thoughts. | |
| The British, the Russians have given them the S-400, the Iran is far more braced to defend itself than it has been in the past by a hundredfold, I would estimate. | |
| These two stories make me feel like we're on the edge of a precipice, and I'm I just don't know how this is gonna play out. | |
| I'm taken aback. | |
| Yeah, we've been screaming this stuff for a long time on every show, and it feels good to think we might be making a little headway. | |
| But they're gonna fight back. | |
| ADL and the University of California at Berkeley's D Lab have been working to develop a new approach to tackle online hate using the latest methods. | |
| The goal of the online hate index is to help tech platforms better understand the growing amount of hate on social media and to use that information to address the problem. | |
| By combining artificial intelligence and machine learning with social science, the online hate index will ultimately uncover and identify trends and patterns in hate speech across different platforms. | |
| We've just completed our first phase of research, and we found that the machine learning model identified hate speech accurately between 78 and 85% of the time. | |
| In the next phase of our project, we will look at specific targeted populations in a more detailed manner. | |
| We'll examine content on multiple social media sites, and we'll identify strategies to deploy the model more broadly. | |
| While there's still a long way to go with artificial intelligence and machine learning-based solutions, we believe the online hate index will help tech companies better understand the extent of hateful content on their platforms by creating community-based definitions of hate speech. | |
| Okay, the ADL with a message for you. | |
| Grotesque, Gary. | |
| I mean, what the hell is hate? | |
| You know, there is no category for hate speech under the First Amendment. | |
| Hate speech is just speech you don't like, and you want to kind of demonize by calling it hate speech. | |
| The reason there's been an increase in what the ADL calls hate weach is because of the genocide being committed by Israel. | |
| Who in the world is gonna support genocide other than sadistic, very sick people who are arrogant enough to think that they're entitled to kill other people to steal their land, which is what's going on in Israel today. | |
| So you have this seemingly nice woman talking about hate speech, but it's all bullshit. | |
| Oh, is this bullshit? | |
| You adjust your algorithm, you go one variation for hate speech, uh a little other the other way, another. | |
| If you don't include criticism of Israel, the hate speech goes down to practically nothing. | |
| Criticizing Israel is not hate speech and staying up for human rights. | |
| I mean, pro-Palestinian is not being anti-Semitic. | |
| The whole idea has been to expand the definition so that legitimate criticism of Israel is suppressed, squelched, stymied, steamrollers, suppressed, suffocated. | |
| That's what this is all about. | |
| Using AI to destroy freedom of speech. | |
| We need freedom of speech. | |
| We need to be able to talk about the controversial complex subjects. | |
| How else are we gonna resolve them? | |
| They want us all to be passive recipients of their bullshit. | |
| Don't accept that. | |
| Don't be a Patsy. | |
| Don't let yourself be played. | |
| This is a very embodiment of the greatest risk that we confront now in terms of the exercise of rationality And reason to find appropriate solution to human problems. | |
| This is for total control and manipulation, Gary. | |
| And it's right up there with the digitalization of our lives where they can cut off our bank accounts and not allow us to buy products or step on airplanes or whatever. | |
| This is very troubling. | |
| Gary, you've given me three in a row that are just really blockbusters. | |
| Very troubling. | |
| I'm glad, I'm glad because we have to get in front of him. | |
| Thank you for that. | |
| But I'm very troubled. | |
| Okay. | |
| Next, we've got pretty much the same subject. | |
| BB the butcher. | |
| We talked about the woke right. | |
| He said I call it the woke right. | |
| It's almost unbelievable that he said that on camera. | |
| Imagine this is a foreign leader bragging about how he's censoring Americans. | |
| Again, this guy runs a country of nine million people that's totally dependent on our tax dollars to exist. | |
| And here he is on camera saying anyone who opposes me in the United States who opposes more aid to Israel or opposes getting sucked into war with Iran, which is not served American interests. | |
| That person is not simply mistaken or wrong. | |
| I'm not going to bother to explain why that person is wrong. | |
| That person is a Nazi, part of the woke Reich, a Nazi. | |
| And the only way to fix it is by preventing Americans in the last country on earth with guaranteed freedom of speech. | |
| And so we push Congress to force a TikTok sale, which is true, by the way. | |
| Number one. | |
| Number one. | |
| And I hope it goes through because it's uh it can be consequential. | |
| And we need to talk to Elon. | |
| You know, so we have to talk to the line. | |
| Free speech is central to the entire idea of America. | |
| In fact, it's really the only thing that sets us apart from any other country on earth. | |
| And here's this guy, a foreign head of state who let me restate is totally dependent on our tax dollars to exist, is saying Americans don't have that right, and he's gonna do some kind of secret pressure campaign on Elon Musk to censor X because it bothers Israel. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, for the individual populating Earth, this guy, more than any other, deserves to be drawn and quartered. | |
| This is just grotesque. | |
| This guy is uh malevolent monster, murderous maniac, BB the butcher. | |
| The world holds him in utter contempt. | |
| What Tucker is saying is absolutely spot on. | |
| He's a hundred percent correct. | |
| BB think he rules America. | |
| Well, to hell with that. | |
| And the trouble is we got a president defers to this guy, this excrescent. | |
| The president of the United States holds out his chair. | |
| The President of the United States describes this as the greatest man in the world. | |
| To hell with that. | |
| If that's gonna be your stance, Donald Trump to hell with you too. | |
| We gotta get America back in shape. | |
| We gotta refocus. | |
| We gotta do what the guy campaigned on doing, putting America first. | |
| Not Israel. | |
| To hell with Israel. | |
| They've done nothing but damage America from the beginning. | |
| They drain us, they use this as a resource. | |
| BB himself in 2000. | |
| Said America is the golden calf. | |
| We're gonna drain it dry. | |
| Chop it into pieces and leave it as the world's largest welfare state, because that's what we do with nations we hate. | |
| We hate. | |
| We hate. | |
| Get the message. | |
| Yeah. | |
| This is not our friend. | |
| Talk about hate speech there. | |
| All right, here's our Kim Iverson. | |
| So Howard Lutnik, the Secretary of Commerce, has defied his boss. | |
| He's a he's countered his boss, and he says Epstein was the greatest blackmailer ever, and essentially has dirt on a lot of powerful people. | |
| That's what his MO was, you know, get a massage, get a massage. | |
| And what happened in that massage room, I assume was on video. | |
| This guy was the greatest blackmailer ever. | |
| That's how he had money. | |
| So you mean it wasn't a big Democrat hoax? | |
| You mean there's actually people blackmailed, compromised, perhaps high-level people in our own government, perhaps Donald Trump himself. | |
| In fact, you were standing right next to him when Donald Trump went on to say it's just a big hoax. | |
| It's a giant hoax, nothing to see here. | |
| The whole thing is a hoax. | |
| It's put out by the Democrats. | |
| A hoax, it's a hoax, he says. | |
| Howard Lutnik's standing right next to him in that video. | |
| So one big question that a lot of people are having is whether or not this government shutdown that we're in the middle of, which by the way, government shutdowns. | |
| Talk about a hoax. | |
| Many are speculating that Congress, in fact, Speaker Mike Johnson is using this political tool conveniently to shield the Epstein files. | |
| He did it this summer when he released everybody a day early, right when they were about to, there was a measure that was gaining steam that would force the release of the Epstein files. | |
| What did Speaker Mike Johnson do? | |
| He said, everybody go home a day early. | |
| Obviously meant to block the release of the Epstein files. | |
| Uh false headline in the New York Times. | |
| It said House Republicans are quote adjourning until September to avoid a vote on releasing Epstein materials. | |
| Now Republicans have been lying about what the government shutdown is. | |
| So why are we even having a shutdown? | |
| What's going on is that there's a new member of Congress. | |
| Her name is Adelita Grijalda, except she hasn't been sworn in yet. | |
| And she has sworn that when she is sworn in to Congress, that she will be basically the tipping vote that would force the release of the Epstein files. | |
| Can you confirm that you are planning on signing the discharge petition to force the release of the Epstein documents? | |
| I absolutely will be that decisive 218 signer. | |
| And the government's shutdown. | |
| Oh, isn't that just unfortunate? | |
| I guess we can't vote on those Epstein files when the government shut down. | |
| We want the Epstein files. | |
| That's what was promised. | |
| Are we ever going to see these files? | |
| Are the Republicans as Donald Trump and his administration willing to shut down the government endlessly in order to protect Epstein and his deep state intel blackmail operation that is now blackmailing an entire nation? | |
| The president of the United States, Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the House, here they are in cahoots covering everything up. | |
| There we go. | |
| She's good. | |
| Mike Johnson bad. | |
| I think he's a scumbucket. | |
| You know, the fact that we have these people of such low caliber and such high position. | |
| It boggles the mind, Gary. | |
| I think it's entirely plausible that the government shut down just to evade the release of the Epstein while it will happen. | |
| But the evasion. | |
| That just tells you how serious are the consequences and the implications when the American people learn the facts. | |
| And some valiant souls have even lost their lives trying to get the truth to the American people. | |
| Well, we're entitled to it. | |
| Let's have it. | |
| And if Congress stands in the way, or the speaker, again I say the hell with him. | |
| I'm glad this new member will be the deciding vote. | |
| So are they gonna try to deny all the standard constitutional procedures? | |
| Swearing her in, giving her a role, giving her a vote in the Congress. | |
| Reelected her to go to Congress to represent us. | |
| Let her do it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| This is just stunning to stop Gary, because the corruption just piles up one after another after another. | |
| Yeah, Mike Johnson's from Louisiana, and honestly, I watch the news all the time. | |
| I have never heard of him ever in my life. | |
| So I don't know how he got there. | |
| Okay. | |
| Mission Impossible. | |
| You know, Mission Impossible is known for especially when Tom Cruise takes off that mask. | |
| Does it is there any kind of technology that achieves that in the real world of intelligence? | |
| Well, the movies have a lot of options that real life does not offer to you. | |
| But the idea of a mask that you could quickly uh put on, quickly take off was very real, and something that that we uh we used with uh some discretion, but we used it when we needed it and and got great results. | |
| Did I read that you had a mask that made you look like an African American man? | |
| Is that right? | |
| Uh That was probably the first one that I that I took public. | |
| That means within the CIA, I briefed some directors and told them we had this capability. | |
| We were we were looking to be able to change your gender and your your ethnicity and uh even perhaps create a twin if we needed that. | |
| Hold on. | |
| So uh in your estimation, how lifelike realistic are the masks? | |
| If you were in the room with this person wearing the mask, would you notice that it's a mask? | |
| Uh, you would not notice unless you told a really hysterical joke, and the person couldn't laugh hysterically. | |
| It had limits. | |
| It could smile, couldn't laugh hysterically. | |
| Um I I I wore those masks in a couple of pretty tight situations, and no one knew until I announced it. | |
| Jonna, is it right that you wore that in front of George H.W. Bush? | |
| And could he tell? | |
| I did wear it. | |
| Um Brent Scowcroft was in the room, Bob Gates, John Sununu, uh, Judge Webster. | |
| No one. | |
| Judge Webster knew because he was head of the CIA at the time. | |
| No one else had any idea until I took it off. | |
| I had no idea. | |
| I had no idea. | |
| You did it just to show them that this was possible. | |
| Is that right? | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Uh I wanted to take the president. | |
| I I wanted the president to see that that we had we had taken disguise to a really dramatically new level. | |
| Did you take one home as a souvenir? | |
| Are you in that? | |
| Are you is that you? | |
| Are you in there? | |
| Is that you in the mask? | |
| This is just me. | |
| Uh, and and in um in the image, yeah, that's me. | |
| What? | |
| Take it take it off my head. | |
| What? | |
| And John John John Sununu had not been listening. | |
| He'd been he'd been working on his own notes. | |
| So he just glanced up when I did that, and he let out this funny little noise, like a not a shriek. | |
| So somewhere between a shriek and a squeak. | |
| So, full full disclosure on our call about today's show yesterday, I had to do kid pickup at the same time. | |
| I missed this briefing, and nothing has prepared me for what we're talking about right now. | |
| And this is really uh quite mind-blowing. | |
| So I read that the mask had to be um something you could put on in 10 seconds or take off, and they didn't need a mirror as well. | |
| Wow. | |
| But you could put it on in the you could put it on in a parking garage without a mirror. | |
| So Donna. | |
| Okay. | |
| Wow. | |
| They just keep growing. | |
| The sophistication of the techniques. | |
| Making this guy who was in the White House for four years impersonating Joe Biden that had to be a pizza cake. | |
| Pizza cake. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Okay, you've been talking about it. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| It's become harder and harder to sort out the reality from the illusion. | |
| This is staggering. | |
| Absolutely staggering. | |
| Yeah, the CIA just has too much time on their hands. | |
| All right, that's the halfway point of the show. | |
| And we're going to move along. | |
| Okay, next up. | |
| We've got some breaking news out of the NFL where the Browns have signed Shador Sanders to his rookie deal, or NFL insider Jonathan Jones reporting that it's a four-year 4.6 million dollar deal. | |
| So Cleveland, if you remember, selected Shador in the fifth round of this year's draft with the 144th overall. | |
| Shador Sanders just pulled a move so slick it could make Wall Street Sharks take notes and maybe even shed a tear of envy. | |
| The Cleveland Browns thought they were getting a quarterback, but what they really signed was a whole entertainment empire in designer sneakers and diamond chains. | |
| Every flick of his camera, every post, every highlight reel, it's all money in motion. | |
| Shador didn't just sign a contract. | |
| He redefined what it means to be a rookie in the league. | |
| He made sure every pixel of his fame turns into a paycheck. | |
| Because when you're the only reason Cleveland's even trending, you don't just sign the dotted line, you engrave your signature in diamonds. | |
| Picture this: a rookie quarterback, not just collecting a check, but stacking equity every time his brand blows up online. | |
| You covered Baker Mayfield when things Got started here. | |
| How big of a quote circus do you think Shador Sanders is going to be if at all? | |
| Um, I don't know about like he, right? | |
| I mean, obviously, there's there's elements to his his popularity and the fact that he's clearly more talented than any fourth quarterback that's ever been on a that's right. | |
| Shador Sanders just secured a prime equity clause, the kind that ties his football career directly to his booming off-field empire. | |
| The Browns thought they were signing a player, but what they really signed was a future mogul with Wi-Fi in his cleats. | |
| Now, agents are panicking, coaches are sweating, and team owners are secretly Googling how to renegotiate with a superstar who outsmarted the system. | |
| While every other rookie's out here praying for a bonus, Shadur came in like a CEO in pads, armed with lawyers, branding deals, and leverage that screams power. | |
| This isn't just a contract, it's a full-blown corporate takeover dressed up as football. | |
| Don't forget to subscribe. | |
| This story's just getting started. | |
| It doesn't just say pay me when I play, it screams, pay me when I breathe, tweet, throw, show up, smile, and sell out the building. | |
| Every move Shador makes turns into profit, and every post boosts the Browns out of the AFC basement and straight into pop culture heaven. | |
| And more money in your pocket. | |
| That's why I say it. | |
| Is a concept that blends power brand power, media leveraging, ownership mindset inspired by the legacy of Dignon Coach Brown Sanders and carried for it by Shador Santa. | |
| It's not a real contract cloud yet, but it's a new age negotiating weapon for players like Shador who bring more to the table than just football talent. | |
| Ain't nobody came up with the word prime equity. | |
| I play a total value beyond the field, including their media uh brand, fan base influence, content rights, merch sales, NIL history, and ability to generate attention, revenue, and culture. | |
| Let's be real. | |
| Cleveland hasn't exactly been a tourist hotspot since well, ever. | |
| But now, Browns' games are hotter than Coachella tickets and more expensive than a midlife crisis. | |
| You think that kind of hype came from team tradition? | |
| Please, this isn't about football history. | |
| This is the Shador show. | |
| Cleveland's not a football city anymore. | |
| It's Shador City, population. | |
| Anyone with a phone and a pulse who wants to witness greatness wrapped in Gucci wristbands. | |
| The man's got toughness, style, and charisma that jumps off the screen. | |
| And the numbers, forget good. | |
| They're Kardashian level viral. | |
| Shadur's jersey sales alone have boosted the Browns' economy more than the last three quarterbacks combined. | |
| They do. | |
| He's incredibly accurate. | |
| He really understands not only offensive football, but he understands what you're doing as a defense, so he'll pick you apart that way. | |
| He processes quickly. | |
| Like all those things to me are big time attributes. | |
| And I just remember last year at this time, Bo Nick's falling. | |
| People saying, hey, Bo Nicks is gonna be a second rounder, and Bo Nicks is not uh by the way, that guy was one of the best quarterbacks in this rookie class last year, so I don't worry about what the evaluators say about Shador Sanders. | |
| I think the guy is a big middle-aged dads and Akron who swore off team merch decades ago are now rocking that number two, like it's a lifestyle. | |
| Suddenly brown isn't just a color, it's a fashion statement when Shadur's wearing it. | |
| So yeah, he wanted in, not just in the huddle, but in the whole pie, and not just a slice, but the toppings too. | |
| Shador wasn't about to be the face of Cleveland's comeback while the suits raked in the cash behind the scenes. | |
| Nah, he is the suit now. | |
| His deal reportedly includes revenue shares from jersey sales, bonuses tied to ticket surges, and a shiny payout every time Cleveland wins on prime time and pulls millions of new eyes to the screen. | |
| That's not confidence, that's equity, baby. | |
| Can you build your perfect quarterback? | |
| Football IQ. | |
| Shador Sanders like V arm strength. | |
| That honestly doesn't matter, just depends on like the precision and the accuracy. | |
| We say Shador for that one too. | |
| I mean, I'm not I'm not out here throwing the ball 90 yards, but I could get it to where I need to. | |
| Toughness, Shador, competitiveness. | |
| Dripping with pure audacity, you can practically hear NFL execs scrambling right now, pretending they know what brand valuation even means. | |
| Because Shador knew the assignment, and he aced it with a grin that said, I'm not here to play your game, I'm here To rewrite it. | |
| He saw exactly what his name meant to a franchise that's been collecting dust since the leather helmet days. | |
| He saw the followers, the edits, the hashtags, and realized Cleveland was cashing in on his image. | |
| So he said, Cool. | |
| You want to make me your brand, then show me the bag. | |
| All right, Dr. Fetcher. | |
| Okay, I never even heard of the guy. | |
| I'm not much into broke football, though there was a time when Brett Barb was playing. | |
| I was enthusiastic about the Packers. | |
| I like Aaron Rogers, a very cerebral guy. | |
| Speaks his mind, gets into trouble for it. | |
| Well, that makes him a kindred spirit to me. | |
| This guy, obviously, future superstar. | |
| Can I do a lot for the Browns who've had a lackluster history? | |
| I got a friend who lives in Cleveland always bemoaning the games of the Browns. | |
| So I mean, I regard this as kind of a break of relief from the traumatic stories you've been presenting today up until now. | |
| I regard this Gary as intermission. | |
| All right. | |
| It definitely was. | |
| I saw Deion Sanders' son, who's um knows how to sign a contract, no doubt about that. | |
| He learned a lot from his dad. | |
| Dion was quite the guy. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Okay. | |
| Intermission's over. | |
| Here we go. | |
| One place Boasian ideology and the Frankfurt school come together is in their agreement that majorities can have no rights. | |
| This arises from the notion that there are no true majorities. | |
| So for example, while Jews may form a cohesive, solid and long-lasting minority group, the ideas of cultural relativism and of the Frankfurt School act to disintegrate majorities. | |
| So for example, there is no 65% white majority in the United States. | |
| There may be a few percent of Irish, a few percent of German, a few percent of this, a few percent of that. | |
| The kinds of differences that are created among the majority disintegrated in both of these ideologies. | |
| So while they are immune from these kinds of atomization ideologies and practices, they impose these on the majorities. | |
| So it's meaningful to speak of the French people and exclude the French. | |
| It's meaningful to speak of the British people while excluding the Scots, Irish, Welsh, and English. | |
| We see this at every institutional level. | |
| So for example, in law schools, there are interest groups and student organizations for every imaginable ethnicity, except for the majority. | |
| Majority students simply don't exist. | |
| Now, a white man can be gay, he can be a transsexual, and then he becomes a minority. | |
| He is a higher quality as a result of being made into a minority. | |
| A white woman can become a feminist, and so she can be a member of a minority. | |
| So piece by piece, the majority is simply dismantled. | |
| This is the basis of the idea that majorities cannot exist. | |
| If a majority exists in the thinking of the Frankfurt School and in the thinking of the Boasians, it is simply not dismantled yet. | |
| And yet minority groups by definition are supposed to be immune from this. | |
| Although in practice, only one minority is immune from this process of disintegration. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, this shows that presumably smart people, the Frankfurt school, I mean, that's a philosophical movement, can't actually be colossally stupid or dumb. | |
| I mean, this is like uh racial determination or race-national determination, that who you are is simply dependent upon your race, your gender, where you were born, nothing else matters. | |
| So you can't participate, have commonality, overlapping concerns, interests, policies, beliefs. | |
| I mean, it's nonsense, but it can have a wheel, a destructive force here to try to dismantle a concept of uh democracy, for example. | |
| Now, what we have in the U.S. is a representative democracy. | |
| We have a republic, we elect our representatives who participate in governance. | |
| But to say there can't be majorities, I mean, even it's just silly. | |
| Even if you just have a simple vote, you can have a majority opinion among three people when it's two to one. | |
| And uh three to zero. | |
| I mean, those are majorities written small. | |
| This is just much ado about very, very little, Gary, and it's uh there's not a lot of philosophical fluff and nonsense out there, and I think the Frankfurt School is highly representative thereof. | |
| All right. | |
| next video Welcome back to the world's most popular game show. | |
| Oh god. | |
| You know how this goes. | |
| Let's put two minutes on the clock, top 15 answers on the board. | |
| Why does everyone hate the Jews? | |
| Yes, Mel. | |
| Because they're cheap. | |
| 50 points. | |
| Joyce. | |
| Because they control the media. | |
| Show me they control the media. | |
| How about because they killed Jesus? | |
| I'd say killing a Messiah is a pretty Jewy thing to do. | |
| Oh, lightning round. | |
| Double the money. | |
| Because they start all the wars in the world. | |
| Because they control the world's financial institutions, leading all non-Jews to inevitable financial ruin while benefiting only themselves. | |
| Because they uh used to kill Christian children and use their blood to make their weird Passover bread. | |
| Because you know. | |
| Because they run Hollywood. | |
| Because, like, can they get over this Holocaust thing already? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Move on, Jews. | |
| Because they're rapists. | |
| Ponzi schemers. | |
| Globalists. | |
| Because they're Jews. | |
| Oh, Joyce wins big money tonight, folks. | |
| Congratulations, Joyce. | |
| A game well played. | |
| Do you know someone who would win big money here? | |
| Have them apply today. | |
| No, really. | |
| Do you? | |
| Maybe a parent, a friend, your husband or wife. | |
| Maybe they play it often. | |
| Around the kitchen table. | |
| It worked. | |
| Maybe just in the safety of their own minds, because they still believe that Jews just aren't us. | |
| How often do they play this game? | |
| Would they win big money here? | |
| Would you? | |
| Yeah, I wasn't gonna play that one. | |
| I accidentally played that one, but there it is. | |
| Well, here it's interesting. | |
| When was that made? | |
| You know how recent? | |
| What year that was produced? | |
| I really don't know. | |
| I'll tell you what I find interesting about it is mockery, satire, lampooning. | |
| Can be very, very effective, even devastating. | |
| But we're talking about a subject that in the past has been taboo. | |
| The whole idea of anti-Semitism rather inculcated in our culture almost from birth. | |
| It's propaganda device. | |
| Why are we focusing on anti-Semitism? | |
| Why not anti-Catholicism? | |
| Why not anti-black? | |
| You know, why not anti-white? | |
| I mean, there's so many options here. | |
| What I find this illuminate in the following respect. | |
| It's not taboo anymore when you have stuff like this. | |
| Obviously, it verges on the tasteless. | |
| Many are going to find it mildly repulsive. | |
| But I say the very idea of having this subject out there to kick around like this, that's a that's a big plus. | |
| And then that's a contribution to freedom of speech. | |
| Remember, really, ultimately. | |
| Though I may disagree with every word you say, I'll defend to the death you're right to say it. | |
| I believe Voltaire made that observation, and that is well founded, And we need to respect it. | |
| And let a thousand flowers bloom, a thousand voices speak, let every opinion be articulated. | |
| There's something here that's very interesting and not actually negative about this, Gary. | |
| So I'm I'm glad you played it. | |
| Not a problem. | |
| Not a problem. | |
| I thought it was a little over the top, so accidentally played. | |
| Of course it is, but that's also part of why it's so interesting. | |
| It is over the top. | |
| Here's Cynthia Hodges. | |
| Um she said this and asked me to play it, so I said I would. | |
| She's got a book. | |
| This is a chapter. | |
| In the turbulent years between the two world wars, Germany experienced a profound transformation shaped by economic despair, political instability, and ideological upheaval. | |
| In the wake of the punitive treaty of Versailles, the disillusioned German people faced crushing reparations, substantial territorial losses, and widespread unemployment, setting the stage for a dramatic shift in national identity. | |
| As hyperinflation ravaged the economy, and the Weimar Republic faltered under internal divisions, the nation stood on the brink of a communist revolution. | |
| Leftist uprisings such as the Spartacist revolt and the Bavarian Soviet republic, coupled with labor strikes and paramilitary violence, revealed a society deeply polarized and susceptible to radical change. | |
| Both Marxists and nationalist movements competed fiercely to control Germany's future. | |
| Amid this chaos, the National Socialist German Workers' Party, NSDAP, emerged, offering a vision of renewal, strength, and redemption. | |
| Promising economic recovery and national revival, Adolf Hitler and his party understood the fears and frustrations of a broken populace, presenting themselves as Germany's last defense against Bolshevism and moral decay. | |
| Through masterful propaganda and a potent mix of nationalism and militarism, they portrayed their movement as the dawn of a new era when that would restore unity and enable Germany to reclaim its rightful place on the world stage. | |
| This book, The Rise of the Reich, examines the economic, political, and ideological forces that shape Germany's path from post-war devastation to the construction of an autarchic Volksgemeinschaft, a self-sufficient national community. | |
| It explores how the NSGAP harnessed narratives of national rebirth, economic revival, and cultural purity to implement sweeping policies that restructured society and fueled Germany's resurgence. | |
| Central to this metamorphosis was the party's economic strategy, which enabled Germany to recover from the crises following World War One and reassert itself as a dominant European power. | |
| Rather than simply vilifying Germans or national socialism, this book seeks to understand events from a more balanced perspective. | |
| Correctly understanding history is vital because it forms the foundation for how we interpret the present and envision the future. | |
| When that foundation is distorted through omission, denial or fabrication, it undermines everything built upon it, including our institutions, values, and collective identity. | |
| Honest history fosters accountability, deepens understanding, and helps correct mistakes. | |
| Without truth, the narratives that guide us rest not on reality but on illusion. | |
| Also known as Cynthia Hodges. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, it's very interesting, Gary. | |
| I think uh along with getting uh the role of Jews in history into perspective, I think reassessing what happened to Germany in the wake of the Treaty of Versailles and Hitler's contributions to developing a strong vibrant economic powerhouse, deserve historical review. | |
| Revisionist history, going back to get it right, is extraordinarily important. | |
| I regard this contribution by Cynthia Hughes as a move in the right direction, and uh I therefore welcome it. | |
| No doubt there are going to be conflicting interpretations, but we need to go back and do a little more justice to the historical facts and pay a little less attention to ideologically based propaganda. | |
| I agree. | |
| All right. | |
| I'm glad you're doing the responding, that's for sure. | |
| Chemtails and uh chemtrails, by the way, barium salts are in chemtrails, they are 10,000 times more toxic to your nervous system than lead. | |
| They contain microbacteria, viruses, pseudomonas florensis, bacteria, human plasma. | |
| Hmm, wonder what human plasma is doing in chemtrails. | |
| And this is not by conjecture. | |
| I did a lot of research before I'd ever say this, but these chemtrails are nasty. | |
| And there's three reasons for chemtrails. | |
| The first is they and I talked to my NSA buddies at Fort Carson, Peterson Air Force Base in Buckley, where I was actually their doctor taking care of the pilots flying and spraying the chemtrails. | |
| So I know it's real. | |
| If anybody says it's not real, they're full of it. | |
| Okay, because I'm a whistleblower on the inside, it's not open for discussion. | |
| And my NSA buddies told me 95% of them told me they were up there trying to spray to reflect the sun out to stop global warming. | |
| So most of them are dumb enough to believe that garbage. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, chemtrails have been a real problem, and of course, it's been spread by the U.S. Air Force. | |
| I mean, we have radar surveillance of every cubic meter of space above the United States. | |
| We know exactly what's going on. | |
| It couldn't be happening without the permission of the United States government, and it's been happening, and therefore happening with the permission of the United States government. | |
| It's like the COVID vax, Gary. | |
| If that came out of DARPA, as appears to be the case. | |
| The government's been instrumental in methods that kill the American people. | |
| That's not quite what we expected or anticipated from our own government. | |
| But it appears to be the reality. | |
| And we, as citizens, need to understand the situation we're in to take appropriate action, even if we're limited in our ability to make big changes, perhaps enough little changes can make a difference that's consequential. | |
| We need these revelations, we need these exposes, and therefore I welcome this report as I have others you presented here today. | |
| Okay, here's our final clip of the day. | |
| And this is about the Rothschilds and World War One, II and Through. | |
| Since 1885, the Rothschilds were trying to start a world war because the Zionist International Congress at Basil Switzerland has called for three world wars. | |
| At the end of the third world war, they would control the entire world. | |
| A billion Christians are fighting a war to the death against a billion uh Muslims, which will leave Israel in charge of the world. | |
| Which was predicted at the sixth international Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland in 1896. | |
| So after war after the Zionist Congress in 1896, you had World War One, World War II, and now we have World War III. | |
| At the end of World War One. | |
| The Rothschilds organized a number of uh groups called one was the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London. | |
| It's called Chatham House, and that is the think tank of all of Europe today. | |
| And although it's headquarters in London, the real headquarters are in Brussels, which is the headquarters of the Lambert family, which is part of the Rothschild family. | |
| And there, Brussels has been running the world. | |
| All right, let's close it out, Dr. Fetzer. | |
| Well, we need more of that, Gary. | |
| We mean more of this, focusing on what the hell's going on and uh the destructive influence of what's taking place here. | |
| And Gary, I I just can compliment you on what you've been doing today. | |
| Just a wonderful series. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| Appreciate it. | |
| Appreciate you responding. | |
| I enjoy doing it, and we're trying to do the best we can to get the word out about many, many subjects. | |
| Thanks again. | |
| And rest in peace. | |
| 153 News. | |
| We'll see you next week. |
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