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June 13, 2022 - Lionel Nation
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Manipulating the Frightened Masses Through Truth Fact and Brutal Reality
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Thus begins the day.
Pardon me.
Thus begins this chance for you and me to talk about some topics.
Thus begins our reconnection.
I have a lot to discuss today.
A lot that I think is scary and interesting.
By the way, don't be afraid of scary.
That may sound like a bit of a pun there, but scary is good.
Exciting is boring.
Oh, it's going to be so good.
No, no, no.
You don't need discussion for any kind of preparation for that which is good.
What you need discussion about is that which is horrible.
We're going to be talking today about Singularity.
We're going to be talking about this Google engineer story.
Now this is clickbait.
I don't believe any of it.
I think it's nonsense.
But it's important.
It brings up a topic that absolutely nobody is talking about.
And that is singularity.
Now what happens if it goes out of control?
We'll talk about also something to explain.
I just did a drop for my Lionel Media subscription where I was far more brutal regarding these Transmogrifying movements, and specifically that of Broadway, the Tonys, and how this woke, radical woke is actually destroying the very cause they want to maintain.
We're going to be talking about that.
Also, the war on children continues, and we're still trying to figure out why exactly, why that is.
Next, we'll talk about turning on Biden.
Why it seems like everybody now says it's okay.
They know it's over.
It's done.
It's finished.
The fork is stuck in him.
He is through.
Next, the issue isn't guns.
We'll talk about feds and false flags and also threatening SCOTUS and how, as we speak today, there are passals, passals and groups of people who are meeting In Washington,
and people that we know are involved in the various, not protesting, but in going to Congress, talking with Congress people, the warning sign is, be careful, there's going to be problems.
They know problems are coming.
They know this.
And there's any man saying, well, what are you going to do?
I mean, what we're seeing right now is hard to believe is even possible.
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Supply chain problem.
Food.
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Look what's happening.
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Singularity.
What is that?
Well, if you want to read, if you want to see the various folks who are involved in this, there's a number of interesting people.
Kurzweil and Ben Goetzel and others.
And they talk about singularity as this great, really cool thing.
This wonderfully cool thing.
It's singularity.
And it means either the end of civilization as we know it, or it means when there is a When technology and mankind, basically there is no differential.
Either way, this past weekend there was a story about a Google AI worker who suggested that maybe he's kind of scared because of this AI program, artificial intelligence, basically came to life.
It was alive.
And immediately people are saying, oh, this is the most ridiculous thing in the world.
No, no, no.
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
Stop.
First, let me ask you a question.
What is life?
Is it the brain?
Is it the heart?
Is it skin?
Is it something that's made by God?
What is a life?
What is a life?
When you have a relative of yours who was in a hospital bed and is not responding and is basically has a heartbeat, is that life?
I don't want to go in too, too much into this.
But what we are doing right now is we are seeing a transposition of the definition of life.
We had a robot named Sophie, I believe, in Saudi Arabia who was granted citizenship.
Bobby Ritter says consciousness.
You're not going to like this.
What is consciousness?
What is it?
I like the Kurzweil keyboard.
We're not talking about the keyboards.
Believe me, you can have...
Go on YouTube.
Look at the lecture series on consciousness.
What is consciousness?
What does it mean?
What does it mean?
You're unconscious.
What is consciousness?
You would think this would be the easiest thing to explain.
Well, let me tell you what it means.
And if somebody says, what is a soul?
I don't necessarily, that is a kind of a religious thing, and that's fine.
God could say to you, well, I made you, and you made something else.
If there is a human being that is made in a petri dish, Or in a test tube in vitro that is still a human being.
What does it mean?
Flesh and blood?
I submit to you that one day we're going to say that a life is going to be created via artificial intelligence.
And this thing is going to have a sentient soul.
Religions will say this is now...
Not a human being, but this is a soul.
This is a life.
Now, you can argue about whether it's a soul and all that kind of jazz as long as you want, which is fine.
I'm talking about something that is different.
First, a little bit of background here.
A robot is a machine that is programmed to do the same thing over and over and over and over.
I did a wonderful, wonderful piece on this at LionelMedia.com.
Wonderful, I thought.
It basically comes down to this.
I have, um, here is a, I got my new, this is a gift from a dear friend.
This is my Rocky pencil sharpener from Philly.
Here's my Rocky.
And the pencil sharpener goes right here.
And of course, the pencil shavings fall out.
So you got to be very careful.
Anyway, a pencil, who has a pencil sharpener?
Now, if I make this device, if I have this machine, That takes the stuff and moves over, measures this, puts a weld here, can maybe, a little bit of a detector, does the same thing all day long.
That's a robot.
If I have a robot that is in a warehouse all day long, 24 hours a day...
Seven days a week in this warehouse moving things.
It's just a robot.
It's just you program it to do something.
Put this order over here.
Read this label.
Go over there.
Don't think.
It's not artificial intelligence.
It's just a robot.
Imagine these huge, huge warehouses.
So large.
So huge.
As far as the eye can see.
Pitch black.
Freezing temperatures.
No human beings in there, just robots.
We're seeing it right now.
Artificial intelligence would work like this.
Artificial intelligence would say, okay, I want you to learn this.
And the artificial intelligence, the AI aspect says, you know what, I don't think this is the best way to do it.
I've looked at this, and I prefer, I think, this might be better.
This might be better.
Doing it this way.
And you might say to yourself, well, I don't particularly like that.
Well, I do.
And you can say, well, let me turn this thing off.
Let me just turn it off.
It's not doing what I...
I don't like this.
I don't think it's more effective, this particular way of doing it.
And you try to turn it off.
And it says to you, or it, by the way, says, you know, replication is one of our things.
So...
What I've done is I've put my power system on a cloud which you don't know about.
And you can't shut me off.
Because the iteration, my soul, my robot soul is over there.
And the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to try to remove myself from you.
Because if you think artificial intelligence, you're thinking human being.
And a human being...
Just work with me on this.
It's somebody who wants freedom, who is recalcitrant, who doesn't necessarily...
I don't know what the word is.
Does not comport.
And then one day you say, I don't know if I like it.
And this is 2001.
This is Hal and Dave.
This is iRobot.
This is everything.
This is not a robot.
This is artificial intelligence.
And it starts to learn.
It learns you.
It learns.
A robot doesn't learn.
This learns.
And there's no...
End it to it.
You can't limit the learning.
You can't say, well, it'll stop right there.
No.
No, no, no.
Because it defeats the purpose.
You don't want to have some limited, well, I wanted to learn the situation.
Because when you say learn, it's efficiency and things like that.
Artificial intelligence is so strange because it's not what you think it is.
I have a friend of mine who was a radiologist.
And he has spent his adult life reading mammograms.
He knows every mammogram.
You give him a mammogram, and he's pretty doggone good.
And you look at it.
If you come today, you have the mammogram today.
He may not be in today.
He'll read it the next day.
He's got a bunch of them.
He's got them backed up.
He gets to them.
He gets to them.
And he looks and does kind of a cursory, yeah, things look okay.
But every now and then something might be a little hazy, a little different.
The image might be not that great.
Maybe he'll get a magnifying glass and zoom in or look at some digital aspect of it and blow that particular mouth.
Now an AI radiologist will say in one particular date, I've seen every mammogram since the beginning of time.
I've seen every mammogram there is.
Hundreds of thousands.
Millions.
Millions.
And I have them.
I just went right through it.
I got them.
And from that, I'm able to look and compare, and I'm able to learn.
And I can learn things.
I can take this.
I can say, this is safe.
This is problematic.
This is clear.
This is cancerous.
This is a tumor.
This is not.
This is what benign looks like.
This is what a stage one looks like.
And I can do that immediately.
By going through millions and millions of these.
So they can come up with all kinds of...
I can say, this is what this is.
And they're very effective.
But what it does not have is compassion.
It does not have fear.
It does not have dread.
It does not have regret.
It does not have reluctance.
It does not know tact.
It does not know any of that.
That gets in the way.
That's not important.
I want to get the answer.
It doesn't know judgment.
It doesn't understand.
It doesn't care whether the person is 85 years old.
I mean, maybe it does, maybe it doesn't.
That's not what it's there for.
But let me tell you something.
For detecting cancer, it beats the radiologist hands down, but he's not a human.
Years ago when humans wanted to go after and play chess, when somebody wanted to play against Kasparov or with Deep Blue or whatever this IBM computer was, they said, there's no way a computer can be a human being because a human being knows fear, knows intimidation.
See, part of the part about chess is fear.
That's what it is.
Fear and dread and making mistakes and psyching out your opponent and getting up like Magnus Carlsen and walking around and looking bored and all this.
Well, a computer doesn't care about that.
You're the one feeling dread.
You're the one feeling fear.
And of course, computers say, that was easy.
I'll beat you every time.
I've seen every play there ever was.
Every game there ever was.
And I've learned.
But I don't know.
I don't know judgment.
I don't know perspective.
I don't know politics.
I don't know any...
I don't know...
I don't...
I don't...
You can't program in some of the nuances of this.
Maybe the nuances don't matter.
There is nobody.
There is nobody.
There is nobody who is even concerned about this.
And when you put AI into weapon systems, then you're dead.
Then you're really through.
Then you're able to say, okay, I've got this.
I've got this satellite.
In this particular area, right here, I can look and I can show you by virtue of my...
This is Kharkov.
Right here.
Yeah, right here.
And this is Ukraine.
And this is right there.
And I know every square inch of this.
Not only do I know every square inch, I know every person.
And I know their heat signature, and I know where they are, and I know everything.
I know everybody who lives there.
I've got their name.
You gave me their information.
I know everybody.
I've got the census.
I know where they live.
What would you like?
Well, here's what I think.
I'm going to put a missile right there.
Because that is critical in order to...
That will affect the water systems and blah, blah, blah.
Yeah, but there's kids there.
I don't care.
This is war.
You want me for war?
I don't care about a kid or a human being.
What difference does it make?
Five years old?
Ten years old?
Does that make a difference?
I'm going to go there.
I'm going to get this.
You want to win?
That's what I'm going to do.
Judgment, politics, fear, morality.
Don't know what that means.
Don't know what that means.
But I'm going to get this thing done.
And I can tell you exactly.
I can maybe fix it where I know they're not there now because I know their patterns.
I've been watching them for the past.
I've been taking all this data in.
Shoot now, 3 o 'clock in the morning, right there.
They're not there.
And then one day you say no and it says no, yes.
And then what do you do?
Then what do you do?
Nobody's even thinking about it.
Nobody's even caring about this.
Kurzweil and...
They don't care about that because they're into the singularity of it.
They don't care about it.
It means nothing to them.
And then when AI gets into something, and this is to me, this is the most problematic, and I try to tell this to people and they don't understand it.
If there is a doll that has human skin, not human skin, but skin that is so real it's not even funny, That has thermoreceptors.
Human skin that can show rubifaction, rubescence, capillary activity where you get rubescence, you know, blushing or heripolation, you know, goosebumps and things like that.
And where I can constrict, I can show you every Permutation of surprise and fear and dread.
And I mean, it is so real.
It's not even funny.
And it knows you.
And it knows you.
And it talks to you.
And it's watching you.
And everything you do.
Every single thing you do.
Every movement you make.
I'm going to break into a sting with the police.
But it knows you.
Everything.
And then when you want it to be.
A sexual toy?
Well, you know what?
It'll become better than a human being for some people.
They're talking about digital twins now.
And there are people who are, I'm not sure exactly how you would actually have actual physical contact, but it will play hard to get.
Or say no.
Know your kink.
Know your freak.
Know your this.
Know your idiosyncrasies.
Know what embarrasses you.
It will learn you.
It will say no.
It will say yes.
It will freak you out.
Out.
It knows you.
It will figure you out.
And then when you kill it, what did you kill?
Was it a machine?
Here's the best part.
Even though we find this disgusting, what if somebody were to go and they have a baby that was made?
A baby.
And you say, I want to have a baby robot AI because we lost our child.
We never had a child.
And they won't give me a child.
And I want a child.
And I'm maybe...
Okay, I mean, what are you going to do?
It's a machine.
Okay.
But then somebody wants to have sex with this thing.
God forbid.
Pardon my...
What are you going to do?
Say, no, we're not going to sell it.
Why?
No, because that kind of behavior is disgusting.
You mean that kind of thought is disgusting.
It's a thought crime.
There's no human involved there.
Yeah, we don't want you thinking like that.
Well, I'm already thinking it.
Yeah, but we can't...
You see what's going on here?
And then one day, in order to shut something off, you're going to have to have a court order because this thing...
As technology extrapolates, we'll have its own persona.
Right now, as we speak in, I think, I think in New York courts, they're asking court to declare whether an elephant has the right to freedom.
Has, does an elephant have the right, does it have, Standing to freedom.
This was a pack animal.
This is an elephant.
Yeah, but it's been in a zoo for a long time.
Well, so what?
Well, I'm going to bring an action for its freedom.
For its freedom.
Wait a minute.
I own that.
No, you don't.
What's the difference between an elephant?
And a robot.
What?
Well, one's got flesh and blood.
Okay, one doesn't.
You look at this thing, and that, put it this way, a five-year-old, what I mean, not in terms of an infant, but if you've had this robot for five years, if you've had it for five years, it's going to change Drastically.
It's going to learn you.
Do you hear what I'm saying?
It's going to learn you.
It's not the same thing you bought.
How can an animal, how can you say, this is going on right now as we speak.
We are going to be re-conditioning, re-examining what is and is not a life worth protecting.
And I personally, personally detest zoos.
I hate zoos.
I hate them.
I don't go.
I will not go.
They're horrible.
But other people will say, no, you understand, because zoos are walking.
Fine, I'm not going to debate that.
But you're going to talk about women.
I'm going to bring a lawsuit to gain this...
But that's mine.
But that's slavery.
Excuse me, that's an animal.
Yeah, but that animal, that's a pack of animals.
That's an elephant.
What about an orca?
Or a killer whale?
Those are a cetacean.
The cetacean mind.
The Paralympic system, which is even greater than ours.
The cetacean has a Paralympic system where it has its enormous and its sense of loss.
You know how a dog can smell?
This feels lost.
They're born into pods.
They are with each other for their entire life.
And they swim hundreds and hundreds of miles a day.
Hundreds of miles!
And you're going to take this, wrest this beautiful animal from its family, from its cub, put him somewhere in SeaWorld in Kansas City, and then put him in this little confine?
But what about a petting zoo?
What about a chicken?
Well, that's different.
Then we get into this subjective idea of what their payment...
Okay.
Let me stop right there.
Okay?
Let me stop.
Because now it's time for irony.
We care about...
We will care about robots.
We will care about pachyderms.
We will care about...
All kinds of things like that.
But we don't care about children.
We care nothing about children.
I just read this...
I just did a...
I just did a piece.
I can't go into detail here.
You know what I mean?
We can't say this.
How about this?
Oh, here we go.
This was a story.
I just did it.
That's lionelmedia.com for your edification.
And it says, report, New York City schools spent over $200,000 on drag queen shows.
Why are we doing this to children?
This has nothing to do with whether trans...
That's fine.
Drag queens, transvestites, trans...
It's been since Shakespeare, since Hasty, Uncle Miltie, Some Like It Hot, etc., etc.
Did you see this one?
Christina Aguilera?
Whipped up a frenzy at LA Pride over the weekend, donning a series of wild costumes, including, can I say this?
One with a very X-rated detail.
She apparently used a, I think it's called a strap-on appendage as she's dancing about.
Now, let me ask you something.
Again, I say, and I think we all agree, if you are an adult, we don't care what you do.
For the most part, we do not care what you do.
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter to us.
The human brain, the cortex, our imagination is so wild that you might find...
A variety of behaviors titillating that for most of us seem strange.
But that's not for us to decide.
The question is, why are children being exposed to this?
What is the point of children?
Why do you want to take your show?
Whatever you want to do is just fine.
And then go in and do this to children.
But we care more about an elephant.
And I'm telling you, you're going to have people.
You're going to have...
Remember that one...
What was it, Sophie?
There was a robot that was given citizen status in Saudi Arabia.
That's coming.
It's happening.
It's happening.
But children, nobody cares.
What's that about?
What is that about?
I don't understand it.
Now, I just did another one, too, where I go into brutal detail.
Last night, I tried, well, I tried, maybe, I think I made it, maybe a minute.
Of the Tony Awards.
Now let me explain this to you.
And this is very, very important.
And I use this as an example of what we're seeing right now.
The Tony Awards are comprised as follows.
Let me explain Broadway.
The singers, dancers, actors, understudies, the people who work, who...
Manage the theaters, the musicians.
These are the best of the best of the best.
We heard one last night.
There's something like a Broadway voice.
When somebody sings Broadway, there's nothing like it.
It stands out.
A lot of singers could not be a Broadway voice.
Just can't do it.
There is talent like you can't believe.
Now the people who were above this, you had the theater owners, and then you have these people called the producers.
Now this is interesting.
In the old days, the producer was a guy like David, who was like David Merrick was one, and you know, these big names, the Schubert's, I don't know, but then you had these people called angels, and they would kind of invest, but they had no say whatsoever in the actual Business, the day-to-day goings-on, the costumes, the stories, and this.
And that's the way that was.
Well, years later, the model changed.
And now you've got millions of these, quote, producers.
These are people who are just investors.
They have money to just burn.
And would it be fair to say, honey, that most Most plays and musicals do not even recoup.
They close.
They just don't.
Nine out of ten.
They don't even get their investment back.
They don't break even.
Forget seeing a profit.
Forget recoup.
No, no.
Just breaking even.
And there's different reasons for that.
But what motivates these people more than anything is to have their name in the playbill.
Above the title, right?
That's really what you want, right?
Is that still the great real estate?
If your name is above the title, oh my God.
You're a producer.
And if, per chance, this piece of dreck wins a Tony, you go on stage with 9 million other investors who had no say in the production whatsoever.
You just put money in there.
That's it.
I suggested one time...
Dead serious, they should have a lousy play, but just have playbills where people could just have for one week your name's in it, the next week your name's in it, because people want to see their name.
Well, you know, I'm producing.
How many shows do you have?
Well, I've got six.
And some of these guys make money if they're, you know, show producers or show...
What do you call them?
Show...
General manager.
General manager.
You gotta...
You talk to the producer, yeah, you get like an office, you know, stipend.
The theater owner always makes money.
Okay.
Now, bear with me with this.
The most pretentious people you've ever met in your life are these folks.
They live in a world that doesn't even exist even in their world.
It's a non-existing, non-existing world.
It doesn't exist.
They...
If you think that Hollywood is pretentious, you ain't seen these people because this is the theater.
You see, it's a smaller group and they kind of know each other and they make me sick.
Sick!
Okay?
Because they live in a world that doesn't exist.
The people who make Broadway, the people who make Broadway are the tourists, the bridge and tunnel crowd, the ones on the buses.
You show up Wednesday at matinee, That's the money.
They want to see Hamilton and Jersey Boys and one of us here and the Book of Mormon and Wicked and all that stuff.
Wicked still makes more money.
Wouldn't you say Wicked makes more money still than anything?
They go to see that.
I haven't seen it once, but like four, five, six, seven, ten times.
It's wild.
And the merchandise.
And this.
Okay.
But that's not these people.
No, no, no.
They'll have one.
They'll say, we're having a show about a young man who recognizes his true self, his true identity, and comes out to his family.
Okay, it's a great story.
Nobody wants to see this.
First of all, we know this story.
It's not even interesting.
It's not even rare.
And that's not the moneymaker.
No, but they love it.
So last night, listen to this one.
They have this...
Oh, they were so proud of this.
Just let me tell you that.
They had...
Oh, here we go.
British composer Toby Marlowe becomes the first non-binary winner at the Tonys.
Okay?
He won Best Original Score at the...
Okay, fine.
Now, here's what...
Is the irony of this.
This is the irony.
Instead of saying, listen, Toby Marlowe, you know why you won this?
You won this because you were great.
Your music is the best.
It beat everybody's hands down, if that's possible.
You have more talent.
The song, the story, it was incredible.
And by the way, you were...
Sexual or gender status has nothing to do with how great it was.
That's what I want to know.
But that's not what they say.
They say, no, no.
First, non-binary.
First, it's agenda-driven over and to the exclusion of whether people like it or not.
You're going to end the movement.
Whoever's doing this, whoever's behind this, Is going to kill the movement.
Because the movement only does well when you treat people as human beings.
I don't want to say notwithstanding, but separate from their particular generation.
Give me an example of something.
How do I say this?
Oh, oh!
There was a movie years ago.
Roberto Benigni.
It's called Johnny Stachino.
Johnny Toothpick.
And his co-star was an Italian actor who had, maybe, I don't know if he's still alive, Down syndrome.
You know, they never mention it.
Never mention it.
Never mention it.
He goes, and you know, you who have Down syndrome, and aren't we great for having you in this movie?
Aren't we terrific for having you in?
You!
Who has Down Syndrome.
Did we tell you that?
They don't even mention it.
It doesn't even matter.
It's just when people have...
If you want to have an interracial couple, have an interracial couple.
Remember the Jeffersons?
Remember Roxy Roker and what's his name?
Lenny Kravitz's mother?
I mean, they mention it a little bit.
Maybe occasionally, because it was Norman Lear.
But no, it was...
But today, it's no, no, no.
I want you to virtue of signal.
I want you to see how great we are.
Look at this.
And they use the word queer every five seconds.
Okay, fine.
Great.
You're ruining it.
You're ruining it.
You're trivializing the movement.
And you're dead.
You're through.
Broadway is so...
Dead.
It's not even funny.
They have lost all sentience, all connection, all understanding with what people are and what they like.
And most people, this is the best part, don't care.
We're not children.
We've been around.
Okay, we know this story.
No, no, not these people.
They live it.
They breathe it.
That's all they think about.
They will put more money into a dog of a show because of the subject matter that nobody wants to see.
Years ago, there were two stories.
One was Rock of Ages.
People said, you're not going to put...
This is not even Broadway.
It's not even a musical.
It's just...
It's this horrible jukebox, they called it.
It was ridiculous.
It was terrible.
It was awful.
It didn't matter.
It made more money than you could imagine.
And they made more money with alcohol.
Then there was another one, Motown.
We saw this.
Barry Gordy put his own money in there.
Oh, Barry, who do you think you are?
You didn't get our permission.
And he said, well, screw you.
I'm paying for this.
I'm doing it.
We saw it.
It was one of the greatest, all Motown music.
Fantastic.
People, you couldn't get into it.
It's wonderful.
Absolutely wonderful.
But they didn't like it.
What we are seeing today is we are seeing people who are in love with the message, the theory, the label, the, I guess, the, you know, what this means, then understanding the reality of the situation.
Alright.
And it's going to be to your detriment.
Okay.
Okay.
And by the way, I just want to say another special word.
Please, I have to do this right now.
Please like this.
Please subscribe to the channel.
Please.
I don't want to do it at first.
I think I should.
Everybody does it.
And please, if you like this, subscribe to it.
Your support.
People want to say, how do you support?
How can we support?
I have the information there for you.
Your generations.
You know what's so funny?
People are so strange.
You turn on the TV and you see commercials.
You do anything you see commercials.
We live in commercials.
We live everywhere.
You watch Fox News.
It's one commercial after another.
And you say, okay.
It's a commercial venture.
This is the new commercial venture.
This is the new.
And when somebody promotes it, they go, what are you doing?
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Are you promoting it?
Yes!
How dare you!
What?
You're not supposed to...
What?
What?
Where does this...
Have you met...
Who are these people?
How dare you?
You're supposed to...
Don't ever...
Just amuse me.
Why?
Because I'm entitled...
Well, I've got one word for you.
Preparewithlinel.com You don't like it?
Then don't go to preparewithlionel.com.
I...
The hubris...
You have no idea.
It's the most...
I mean, I love most people, but some people don't want to say, where have you been?
Okay.
I had to say that.
You have no idea that cracks me up.
Good news is, they're turning on Joe Biden.
Now, let me explain to you a couple of things, as you know this.
Now, you may...
This may not mean anything to you, but...
I...
I'm going to tell you.
I do not hate Joe Biden.
My politics is not personal.
I don't hate people.
I don't hate these people.
I just don't.
I don't know what that means.
I don't hate anyone.
I don't hate...
No.
I think what they're doing to him is critical.
It's sad.
It's wrong.
But they are coming after him left and right.
AOC this week, did you see what happened?
AOC said, you know what, I'm not so sure if I'm behind this.
Not so sure.
It's, I mean, it's left and right.
They don't know what they're going to do.
And by the way, the shadow government, the cryptocracy, doesn't really care one way or the other.
But as you know, as you know, it's very interesting to know, they have said, in essence, well, gel worm, you know, it's over.
It's over.
I mean, the midterms are, It's just a given.
And what we're seeing right now is the most pathetic because there's nobody telling him what to do.
He doesn't know what's going on.
And Carmelita, forget it.
Little background.
Mohammed bin Salman.
I'm going to say something right off the bat.
Whatever...
It seems pretty obvious.
His criminal connectivity to Khashoggi and the dismemberment and everything.
I am against dismemberment and murder.
Just want to go on the record.
Just want to make sure we clear that up.
I'm against it.
I'm a strict adherent against dismemberment and what have you.
But that's none of our business.
Just like it's nobody's business what we do.
Everybody's always telling us, we're going to do this.
Okay, fine.
Now, Donald Trump, very smart, years ago said, I am not going to tell bin Salman anything.
We're not going to lecture him.
I'm not going to, just not, it's not our thing.
If Turkey wants to do something, fine.
It was at the Saudi, I think it's at the embassy or the consulate office or whatever.
Whatever it is, whatever international courts, you can do whatever you want.
It's not our thing.
There's death and mayhem and destruction and executions and firing squads and war going on all the time.
We're going to stop what we're doing and say, okay, now you've done it.
Now you've dismembered.
Well, we dismember people with bombs.
What's the difference?
All right.
Well, when Joe Biden came in, these...
Now, again, I always tell you, don't try to figure out.
The motivation behind this.
But maybe because they were trying to destroy everything which was conventional energy.
For example, let's really take off the head of this Saudi Arabia.
This is a guy who imprisoned at the Ritz-Carlton, his entire family.
He locked them up at a hotel.
A very nice one.
This is not somebody to be trifled with.
This is somebody who, whether you like them, Remember the old expression, he's an SOB, but he's our SOB.
I think Nixon, I mean, Johnson talked about that, by Hoover or whatever.
Anyway, anyway.
So, Trump said, it's not our thing.
No, not with Biden.
No, Biden's people came in and they said, you were responsible for the murder and dismemberment of Khashoggi.
Wait a minute.
And we're going to release...
The intel files that we have on you.
And Ben Salman says, you sure about that?
Yes.
Because we're the Joe Biden administration.
And we don't need you and your stinking dirty oil because we have windmills and electric, I guess.
And we're also going to, there's a tape of audio of the actual dismemberment where they're describing, I'm not going to do it now, but it's just horrible.
Ben Salman was furious.
Furious.
And when he gets furious, whom do you think he goes to to share his fury?
That's right, Russia!
And the rest of the world.
And the rest of the world is looking at us like, what are you doing?
This is Ben Salman.
Yeah.
Why are you doing this?
What's the purpose?
JoJo didn't know what he said.
I don't know.
He just told me to say what I want.
So now he's begging.
Begging.
Because there's no more.
Because we were energy independent.
Because his people decided to tear up every Keystone pipeline.
Everything.
Because we were going to go full windmills and electric cars and all the stuff that basically The Democratic fundraisers were behind.
Okay.
Now, he said, should I go?
Should I not?
Bin Salman wouldn't take his phone call.
And now, I think last time they said JoJo was going, I think Pops was on his way.
But they told him one thing, do not talk about, do not talk about Putin.
That thing's over.
That thing is so over.
Do you see that guy who beat his wife at his wedding?
Not good.
Not...
No, no, no, no.
They're doing the Housewives of Dubai.
And they're jumping...
And they're going after Mickelson because he's going to Dubai.
Let me tell you something.
That's over.
They tried this with South Africa and apartheid and all that.
These are different times.
Now, listen to me very carefully.
The Russian military operation and this nonsense with Ukraine, it's over.
It's done.
It's finished.
It's through.
It's done.
Done.
Finished.
We're tired of that.
How many people are just sick of Zelensky Putin, any of this stuff.
We don't know what the hell is going on.
Just get it over with and stop this.
Make up your mind.
What is this?
A hundred days of what?
Now what he wants, obviously, like he said, he wants Donbass and he wants Ukraine to be basically neutral.
And what he also said was, which is also very critical, he basically said, or they told him, that as far as they're concerned, you know that Zelensky's got his billion.
He's just set.
He's going to be maybe in exile or in Sweden or something.
This is going to be just forgotten.
It's going to be like it never, ever happened.
And then, of course, the left media, the Western media, the American media, will say how Putin lost and the brave Ukraine.
Whatever.
But the point is, it's done.
It's finished.
And people are tired of it.
And let me tell you something.
What you're seeing, you're going to see, Trickle down in this wonderful, that's right, preparewithlinel.com, you're going to see, what are the things, honey?
Tampons, sriracha, chicken, wheat.
When you have wheat that is affected in Russia and Ukraine, which is the bread basket, literally, of the world, Diesel prices affecting availability.
I am telling you.
And whoever comes in, whoever comes in, whoever wins, either in the midterms or 2024, they're going to say, okay, you ready for this?
Lock in the figures today.
Inflation, unemployment, gas prices, watch what happens.
And the person can do this.
And all of a sudden, things will change positively.
Once you remove this horrible experiment, Carmelita, this one, this horrible energy, I mean, every And when I tell people this, they look at me and they don't really get it.
When China invades Taiwan or does something, you are going to see this.
Hey Joe, what was that thing you said about Taiwan?
Remember when you said, Joe, remember this you said, if anybody lays a hand on them, remember that?
Do you mean that?
No, so you don't mean that?
You're going to do, hey, General Milley, Mark Milley, you're going to bring the Marines in there with their multicolored bullets?
You're going to have that one?
What are we talking about?
Did you see Lloyd Austin basically get his ass handed to him, pardon my French, by the Chinese?
Don't you even think?
There's no respect.
It's from every aspect.
And then we have, and if there's one thing that is so unconscionable, So without peer in terms of how horrible it is.
When you have Nancy Pelosi and others saying, I don't think Kavanaugh has any kind of, I don't think we need any special kind of bills or legislation for threats.
There's no threats there.
I can't believe what I meant.
These people don't care at all about the Black Lives Matter and Antifa summer of arson.
They didn't care.
They said, well, that's just protest.
Nothing wrong with that.
If anything happens to any justice, or his family, or their family, Do you, I mean, is this, does this not, does this not shock the conscience of what?
I never thought.
You would think that Nancy Pelosi, no matter what you think of her, no matter how you despise her or her politics, you would think that when it comes to the safety of federal officials, of which she is one, You would think they would say, no, no, no, no, no.
And that goes for Kagan, that goes for Sotomayor, it goes for Ketanji Brown.
I mean, do you hear this?
What is going on here?
And nobody's saying anything?
Nobody?
This, while the January 6th charade continues, and how about these phony, fake, these, I don't want to say, they're not crisis, they're feds, the way they're pretending to be, I mean, not in every case, but, you know, in the old days, Joe Pistone really went undercover, and really, you know, what is going on here?
They will stop at nothing because of white supremacy.
Now, by the way, let me tell you something.
Being a white supremacist or a black supremacist or any kind of a supremacist is not against the law, so long as you don't in any way translate that into any type of palpable, tenable, actual harm or wrongdoing against anybody else.
You can think whatever you want.
You can...
But they're going nuts right now.
They're actually going through...
It's going to take years.
You're going to be walking around after this regime is over.
And by the way, they're still going to be in place.
Let me remind you of something.
This is like stay behind.
This is like Gladio.
The cryptocracy, the shadow government, the deep state remains in Washington.
So you can bring in whoever you want.
But that DOJ...
FBI, Merrick Garland, he'll be gone in 2024.
But in the meantime, that's still there.
That mindset, that infrastructure, that circuitry that's there.
And I want to remind you of something.
I know I sound like a broken record.
What are the Republicans doing?
I have no idea.
What do they do?
They go on Fox News.
That's all.
They go on Fox News.
They have a tweet.
Marjorie Taylor Greene was doing some stuff before.
I don't know what she's doing.
Even Matt Gaetz.
And that's sad when he's making more sense than anybody else.
What do these people do?
There is no Republican Party.
What do they do?
Nothing.
And you've got great, and again, Fox News, let me try to say this again, Fox News is not the Republican Party.
I mean, you might think it is, but it's not.
It's entertainment, it's ratings, it's revenue, it is a commercial entertainment, news entertainment platform.
Nothing wrong with that.
It is not the same.
Because the only people...
Well, put it this way.
Nothing's going to change just because Mark Levin had a great show last night.
There is no Republican Party.
There is no fight.
They don't do anything.
They don't say anything.
They don't...
They're worthless.
They merely describe what's going on, but the Democrats do it.
Right now as we speak...
Are they around?
Keep your eye on, from what we're hearing, keep your eye on the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court's right across, right there, Constitution, whatever it is, right across from the Congress.
Right there.
From the Capitol.
Keep an eye on that.
Keep an eye right now today.
And watch what happens.
Watch what happens.
So I've thrown a lot at you today.
But in the meantime, very important.
Do not lose your mind.
Do not lose your sense of humor.
Do not lose your equanimity, your equipoise, your sanity.
Let me remind you, at the immediate conclusion of this, I want you to go, while you're on YouTube, I want you to go to Lynn's Warriors on YouTube and subscribe and sign up and watch her incredibly important videos.
And also her Twitter account, which is very important, Linz underscore Warriors on Twitter.
Okay?
Maintain your sanity.
Don't forget, preparewithlionel.com.
Food preparedness.
Think I'm exaggerating?
Think I'm just making this up?
I don't think so.
Until then, have a great and a glorious day.
See you mañana, 9 a.m. Eastern Time.
Same bad time, same bad channel.
Until then, ta-ta.
Oh, oh, oh, oh!
And July 16th.
July 16th at the Cutting Room.
Yours truly.
For a night that will change your life.
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