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March 9, 2023 - Lionel Nation
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The Art of Distraction & Forgetting

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Good day, dear.
Dear sentient...
Person, neither left nor right, please, I beg, I beseech, I entreat, I importune you, lose all directional aspects to your political wherewithal.
You are not left or right, whatever that means.
Let me tell you a little story.
I was a psych major in college, which means nothing, but it kind of does.
And I always liked, when I was reading books, when I would get a textbook, I always like, open the front, Just get an idea of the, kind of where we're going.
It's always interesting.
Table of contents.
Where are we going?
And in law school I did, oh, contract.
Oh, implied.
Oh, consideration.
Oh, okay.
Well, there was a class on memory.
Memory, I loved it.
I loved memory.
There were two classes I remember the most.
Memory, and the other one was perception and awareness.
Psychology curricula, for the most part, there are three kinds.
There's cognitive, well, there's Cognitive.
Not cognitive.
There's counseling.
There it is.
I'm sorry.
Clinical.
Experimental.
And I.O. Industrial.
That was it.
The big three.
We did a lot of experimental.
A lot of math.
But in the clinical part, there was this one part called memory.
And perception and awareness.
Loved it.
So I open up the chapter and I look at it.
What do I see?
Half of the book is devoted to forgetting.
I thought this is so important.
Isn't that something?
Forgetting.
Forgetting is one of the most important things.
Do you really forget?
When people say forgive and forget, you don't really forget things.
Sometimes you will truly forget something.
What we really mean is when something we kind of habituate to it or It loses its impact.
Someone slighted you.
Someone broke your heart.
Someone stole money.
Normally it's the bad stuff we want to forget, not the good stuff.
And you remember it, but it doesn't have an impact on you anymore.
It doesn't mean the same.
See what I'm saying?
You don't forget anything.
It's not a good idea to forget.
Forgetting is not a good thing.
But how much weight you give it, that's the story.
You will never forget what somebody did to you.
Remember when you were a teenager, somebody broke your heart.
Maybe, maybe not.
I don't know.
I don't know about that.
But maybe you did.
Maybe, maybe, oh my God.
And you sit back now and you say, you know what?
I remember that, but...
It just doesn't mean anything to me.
Whereas if you say, I remember breaking my leg.
Oh yeah, that was horrible.
My God, I was in a cast for six months.
I had to have it broken in surgery.
Oh God, that was horrible.
You remember that?
I mean, you don't wake up in the middle of the night.
You remember that?
But certain events?
Oh yeah, I broke.
Whatever.
Forgiveness is another word.
I don't understand this.
I don't understand what forgive.
Forgive means don't worry about it.
Forgive?
Nobody forgives.
Nobody forgives.
What you're saying is something else.
To forgive...
Well, you know what?
Let's do this.
I always tell you to do this.
So let's do it right now.
Let's get an actual definition of forgive.
Forgiveness.
Forgive means to stop feeling angry.
Or resentful towards someone for an offense, flaw, or mistake.
Now think about that one.
To cancel a debt.
But think about this.
What forgive truly means, forgiveness means different things to different people, but in general it involves an intentional decision to let go of resentment and anger.
The fact that hurt or offended might always be with you.
So what this is, and I did not notice this until this moment, it does not mean an absolution.
It doesn't mean that it's okay.
You can forgive or cancel a debt.
But it means, again, to stop feeling angry or resentful towards someone for an offense, flaw, or mistake.
So what it means is, oh, you're not off the hook.
I'm not saying it was okay.
I'm saying I'm not upset about this anymore.
Did you know that?
I did not know that.
I did not know that.
Think about that.
I didn't know that.
I always thought forgive meant to absolve, to give a clean, you know.
So when you're like, for example, in the Catholic Church, we had confession or reconciliation, you know, forgiveness.
It was a different story.
Now let's talk about something which is very critical, very important for all of us to understand.
But first, let me say, it is important and critical and beyond, and I can't say it enough for you to like this video.
I know people say it all the time.
I know it's repeated to the point of absolute insanity, but it's important that I say that.
You must like this video.
You must subscribe to this channel.
You must subscribe to this channel.
We are a dangerous commodity, and the reason why is because people cannot figure us out, and they don't like that.
Both sides hate us.
All sides hate me.
Us.
I can't stand...
The stuff I say to people, they don't like to hear.
I think you know what's going on.
There's this Fox News thing, which I handle on my private channel at LionelMedia.com.
That's where I go.
LionelMedia.com.
I go into exquisite detail about that.
They don't like that.
Because...
What I'm telling you is, so what?
You're missing the point.
It doesn't mean anything.
It's forgotten.
Not forgiven.
Forgotten.
I'll give you an example of something.
There is a dog obedience.
Don't ask me why I get involved.
I'm doing this YouTube thing and all of a sudden there's this channel I like and then I'm getting all these songs.
Oh, for the love of God.
These shorts.
Anyway, there's a guy I like a lot.
He's an ex-cop and he always wants to train Cane Corsos and this.
And he's explaining how to train.
And I love the behavioral part of it because I'm a psychologist at heart, which is what I started off with.
I'm going to go back to that.
And what is important here, when I watch from him, whatever, is the following.
Forgetting.
Forgiving, that's Forgiving is like mending.
Okay, you know what?
That pain's gone.
You know what?
I can use this again.
Thank you.
That's kind of forgetting.
You remember it.
But the pain of the show.
Forgetting and also distraction.
Who's a dyslexic here?
Anybody who's a dyslexic?
People have terrible jokes about it.
Somebody said something one time, which is very important.
They said, if you understood how inherently unnatural reading is, you would be surprised anybody can read.
Reading is the most...
Dyslexia, when it comes to reading comprehension, is understood.
It makes complete and total understand.
It makes sense.
And I understand it completely and totally.
Or totally, as they say here in New York.
And one of the things which is interesting is that there was a time when for processing something, it's very interesting how you process it, how it comes in, what do you do with it?
What do you do with it?
There are so many forms, and I see this, I know this.
There are so many interesting You know, aphasia.
Have you ever heard of something called dyspraxia, which is called a coordination disorder, which is fascinating.
And the reason why it's fascinating is called developmental coordination disorder.
Sometimes people are...
have a hard time sometimes doing certain things.
And instead of us...
Yelling at a kid and saying, hey, why don't you do this?
You've got to say, no, wait, wait, wait, wait.
That's not their thing.
I know that I have certain absolutely cognitive, you might want to call it a shortcoming, but it doesn't really matter because I don't really use it.
But I know, as a matter of fact, I have it.
And it's spatial and geographic sometimes, but it doesn't come up.
I have to think sometimes, like for example, I'm very good at pointing directions here.
Like where I'm sitting right now, I can tell you where everything is.
I can point to Times Square.
I can point to Jersey.
I can point to this.
That I can do.
But when I have to think about, okay, well, how do we get to some place?
I have to rise above, in my head, rise above, And look at the map accordingly.
That's the way I look down on it.
Not on the street.
Not, oh, there's 8th Avenue.
Oh, there's the West Side Highway.
No, no, no, no.
I have to rise above and I look down on it.
Now I understand it.
Now I can see it.
Now, that doesn't come into play.
It doesn't cause a problem.
But I have it.
It's what I do.
I think when I was a kid, when I stuttered, still every now and then it comes up and I recognize that.
Oh, that's a great one.
Because that's nothing but motor putting the word out.
And they have all these theories about it.
Well, you think so fast.
No, you don't.
No, it's just...
I don't know.
And they're stuttering, they're stammering, and there's all kinds of things.
Sometimes it's very, very bad.
Some people have it, some people don't.
And I got around that one as well.
But the thing I like the most about it is distraction.
So years ago there was a study where a bunch of people who were...
Prestidigitators.
A sleight of hand people.
They were approached by some linguists, cunning or otherwise, who were told, may we talk to you about how you distract people's attention.
How do you do that?
How do you do that?
By the way, here's a great word today.
Great word for the day.
Before I forget it.
Siesis.
I went to school with her.
C-Y-E-S-I-S.
Siesis.
Meaning?
Pregnancy.
I had never heard Siesis.
Never.
Pregnancy.
So next time you want to use, throw in Siesis.
C-Y-E-S-I-S.
Okay.
So they took these people and they said, explain to me what you do.
When you have this thing and you...
And you palm something and you distract.
They know exactly where you're going.
So they thought maybe if they could somehow coordinate with sleight of hand folks, they could maybe work to find either a cure or deal with people who have processing disorders, whatever it is.
Have you ever met Pitch Perfect people?
You know Rick Beato?
He's got a great website.
Love him.
His son, Dylan, I think?
This kid is sick.
Have you ever seen him?
They play a chord and the kid says a G minor 7th augmented 6th.
Assuming it's not a work, it's always me thinking everything's wrestling.
Why is this important?
The reason why it's important is when you want to impress somebody and if you want to talk about something.
I was recently doing an interview.
And the interviewer said, what do you think about such and such?
I said, well, it's a very interesting story, but in three days it will be forgotten.
It's my three-day rule, because we forget.
We have the attention span of a gnat.
Gore Vidal called it the United States of Amnesia.
We will forget this.
We forget this.
This doesn't mean anything to us.
We forget.
Do you remember the other day when we were just absolutely amazed, transfixed over balloons?
99 Luftballons!
Something here from somewhere else!
It's panic!
Something?
This is what we're waiting for!
This is it, boys!
This is what!
That's, of course, Bert Lahr and Ethel Merman combined.
It's an art I have.
I give you my music.
Because music is important to me and I share that with you, so you're welcome.
So, we were transfixed.
Balloons.
What is this balloon?
Did we get it?
Did we see it?
How many of these?
There's another one!
Another one?
There's another one?
It's coming from a hill.
Oh, my God.
What is it?
Well, they say it's a weather balloon.
Or is it from China?
I think it's China.
I don't know.
Oh, my God.
It's about the size of a bus.
I don't know.
Did you know about it?
He knew about it.
He didn't know about it.
Did he know about it?
He said he knew about it.
Well, he didn't say anything.
Well, he said he didn't say something, but we didn't know he said he didn't say something because he didn't say that he didn't say something.
He said he would say something in the event he never said anything, and we didn't need to know if he said something.
So he didn't say anything, and we didn't hear about it, so we don't know about it.
Thank you very much.
Back to you.
Then they shot it down.
Did they shoot it down?
I think they shot it down.
Did they shoot it down?
Shoot it down?
How much?
You know how much those missiles cost?
I hope they shot it down.
Where'd the missile go?
Did it blow up?
That missile didn't keep going, right?
All of a sudden it lands up in Argentina.
All of a sudden there's this missile.
How many of these were there?
Was it a UFO?
A UFO?
Wait a minute.
Hold the ground control to Major Tom.
A little buoy for you.
And I think it's gonna be a long, long time.
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
And then, what happened?
Gone.
Never talked about it again.
Hey, hold it.
Excuse me.
Can we...
Imagine you're having an argument with somebody and you say, excuse me, can I open that window?
Okay, now, anybody want to...
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
We're not done talking about this.
News audiences would say, okay, yeah, you know, sure, I'll take a cruller.
Thanks.
Were we talking about something?
I don't remember.
That's who you are.
So the first question is, is this going to matter?
What are you going to bother for?
Don't worry about it.
What are we arguing for?
What?
What?
What are you talking about?
Well, I don't know.
Did you see that video?
It was fantastic.
Well, there was a video inside.
Did you see what happened?
What are you worried about?
What's today?
Wednesday?
Oh, Friday.
I forget it.
Habituation.
Habituation.
You put on something.
You wear something.
Hey, I got this.
I got this thing on here.
I got this.
This is weird.
Next thing you know.
You don't know what's there.
Why?
You've habituated.
The stimulus is not novel anymore.
You've habituated to it.
You've been conditioned.
It doesn't mean anything.
Julian Assange.
Who?
Oh yeah!
That guy!
That's right!
Oh man!
Jeez!
We were just...
How are those people?
Where?
In Turkey.
That's the way we say Turkey now.
Remember to say Kiev, Kiev, Peking, Beijing, Qatar, Qatar, Qaddafi, with a G, a K, a Q. Now it's Turkey.
Okay.
Whatever happened?
Oh, jeez, that's right.
This earthquake.
Oh, man.
That's right.
Whatever happened to them?
I don't know.
Why did we stop talking about that?
We just did.
Did you hear about France?
France?
What?
Riots in France?
Really protested?
Wow!
Remember the yellow vest?
The yellow vest!
Wait a minute!
Hold it!
Yes!
Yes!
Every week!
What happened to that?
I don't know.
Was it siesis?
Pregnancy?
Remember, use the word.
I did a video on how to remember vocabulary.
Use the word today.
Siesis.
Use it.
Hey!
Is Janie sciatic?
What?
Use it.
You see where we are?
Do you see where we are?
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Every story I want to talk about, or every story, is only going to be good for today.
Imagine, I don't know about you, I don't mean to ever make fun of people with memory disorders or cognition issues, because it's not funny, but have you ever talked to somebody who's drunk?
Don't even bother arguing.
Say, he's drunk.
Eh, he's not going to remember it tomorrow.
Do you ever have that?
You know, Uncle Dave came in.
Was he yelling at you?
Yeah.
What time was it?
Nine o 'clock?
Ugh, forget it.
He's drunk.
Don't worry about it.
He won't remember it.
Don't listen to him.
It's Uncle Dave.
You know how he gets.
You ever see that?
They forget the whole thing.
Like it never happened.
You got that?
You got that?
That's our news today.
That's what's going on.
Whatever you see, and it's written, the news is created by people with their own sense of I don't know what the word is.
Maybe attention deficit issues perhaps?
Also no history?
And there's also another group of people too.
And you might know these and some of you are here.
Let me give you an example.
Do you know years ago they would make these claims?
They would say that people who used Who experimented, let's say, with marijuana were likely to later on become addicted to heroin.
Now, when you heard this, they called it a gateway drug.
You do this and you will just get pulled into that current into heroin.
When, in fact, they were confusing that with correlation.
There's correlation and cause.
Two completely different things.
You see the idea of finding somebody who said, Hey Dave, you were a heroin addict.
I sure was.
20 years, but I'm sober.
I'm clean and good for you.
Congratulations.
By the way, you were injecting?
I sure was.
Did you ever use marijuana?
Oh, no way.
No, no, no.
Drew the line there.
No way.
Uh-uh.
No.
And that's unlikely.
Somebody who would say, Yeah, injecting something?
Yeah, I'll do that.
But pot?
No.
You would think somebody who would, Not in a gateway transition, but somebody who would experiment.
Maybe drink beer.
Let me get into it.
I was also into sports, and I liked cartoons, and mother's milk, and I was homeschooled.
Those aren't connectors.
Those are just aspects.
It's just like when you use a drug and you say, in this control sample, sample A is a control.
We've given them a placebo.
We have ten people there.
They have this disease.
We gave them this placebo.
Sugar water.
In this group, we gave them the substance that we're trying to test.
And out of the ten people, five people, five got better.
But out of the placebo, four people got better.
Wait a minute.
How did that work?
I don't know, but we've got to get to the bottom of that.
Some of you would say, aha, it works.
Why?
Well, five got better.
Did you hear what I said?
Yeah, I did.
Four people in the other group got better also.
Oh, yeah.
I asked somebody, I said, does prayer work?
Yes.
How do you know that?
Do you apply any kind of thinking to that?
I mean, it could very well be.
I'm not saying it doesn't, but do you have any reason?
Well, why do you think crime rates go up?
Why is there more crime at night?
Then during the daytime, think about it.
People will just answer the question.
And that's one thing that you do.
You just answer questions.
Well, you've got to understand history and statistics and that sort of thing.
And I'm telling you right now, I have found out that I wish I could, I wish I could, at the bottom of the screen, take any news show and say, by the way, this story right now?
Remember Mystery Science Theater?
I love that.
Remember those little creatures that got with the...
I would be standing probably inside of something.
See this one right here?
Has no idea what she's talking about.
They're just doing whatever it is.
They're just saying things.
This doesn't matter.
This is...
But if I say, now here's what's important.
This is what you should know.
This is what's critical.
Nobody would want to listen to my news program.
I said, okay, by the way, we're going to get rid of all these.
We're going to talk about one story today that really, we're going to really, we're going to start off with the history of, let's say, Ukraine.
Oh, no.
No, no, no, no.
Yes.
Oh, no.
Don't you want to talk?
Well, maybe I'll talk about it.
No, I don't want to talk about it.
Really?
Okay, well.
But don't you think it helps people if they understand?
They're not going to understand.
They're not going to pay attention.
Yeah, but don't you think it makes it?
No.
They're not going to understand.
They're not going to get it.
This is the best one ever.
This is what you'll never see on any news show in this country.
A map.
A globe.
A globe.
And the little, get the right arc here.
These are the seasons.
You've got to turn it to the side.
These are the seasons.
But they don't get it.
You don't understand.
This means nothing.
Remember geography in school?
It was so much fun.
I fell in love with Tunisia.
I loved the fly.
When I was a kid, it was a great school.
I loved the hobby.
I did a report on it.
I used to do reports.
I love reports.
I loved them.
It was great.
I learned independent study, autodidact.
This is important.
Because here's the thing right here.
This is our group.
Right here, look.
Look at us.
This is our side.
Not very complicated.
There's us.
Canada at the top.
There's Mexico and South America.
That's it!
Now, here's the rest of the world.
Wow!
Wow!
Look at that!
Look at all the colors and the countries and oh my god!
See, that explains everything.
That changes your frame of reference.
That changes your frame of reference.
Did you ever talk to somebody from Europe?
They have passports.
Dig over here.
They drive two hours, they're in France.
They go over here, they're in Spain.
They travel, they fly, they're into countries and currencies maybe and languages and food and they're wonderful.
What do we do in our country?
We don't travel.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
And throw that into the mix.
How do you explain somebody the history?
How do you explain?
Have you asked somebody, what do you think about the Uyghurs, for example?
They don't know what you're talking about.
Where are they?
Did you check this?
No.
Okay.
How about this story?
This one gets me.
Boy, a lot of people aren't showing back to work.
I've got a couple of friends.
One has a big, big accounting.
Another one is an institutional finance place.
And their workers are not coming back to work.
They're not coming back to work.
And I ask the question, why are they coming back to work?
I don't know.
Well, are you firing them?
No.
Why aren't you firing them?
We can't.
Why not?
What is their incentive to come back if you don't fire them?
I don't understand this.
Well, I don't know.
Wait a minute.
You mean you're not firing them?
No.
I don't understand any of this.
How many, right now, Do you know someone right there, right now, who either works in an industry or maybe you, where the workers just say, we're not coming back.
We don't want to travel.
Maybe we're afraid.
Maybe we're weary.
Have you seen this?
Have you ever seen this?
It's all over the place.
Big industries.
We're not showing up.
You're not showing up.
What if you had a pizza joint?
What if you had Domino's Pizza?
What if a delivery?
And you said, my delivery people aren't showing up.
What are you going to do?
Well, they want to work from home.
You can't work from home.
You're fired.
Well, I don't know.
I'm not sure.
What do you mean you're not sure?
Well, we can't find, you know, traitors and they just won't come in.
They're not.
Did you tell them you're going to be fired?
Okay.
And when you go someplace and they ask this person, where did you work before?
You're going to mention me.
They're going to call me, but I'm going to say, he never showed up.
But maybe that's different.
I don't know.
I don't understand any of this.
Throw that into the mix.
Pretty soon you're going to watch a morning news show and they're going to say, hey, where's Kaylee or Morgan or Dave?
Oh, he's not coming in anymore.
Why?
He doesn't want to.
He wants to do it from home in his pajamas.
What?
Where's Doc Mendelsohn?
He's not coming in anymore.
Why?
He wants to work from home.
He's a doctor.
I got this rash.
Well, can you send him a picture?
No, I can't send him a picture.
Go to the emergency room.
Where is this?
Where is everybody?
They're not here.
I know I'm saying too much, and I know I'm giving you too much to think about.
I realize that.
And I have to ask myself sometimes, why am I doing this?
Why am I doing this?
Here's one thing.
When I talk about food supply and food emergencies, sometimes I get that look too.
Like my Patriot Supply, Prepare with Lionel.
I said, what are you going to do in the event of a...
Let's just assume there's a food emergency.
A what?
A food emergency.
Why is there a food emergency?
Why is there ever an emergency?
Well...
I don't know.
Do you have a thought about it?
No.
What would you do in case of...
You're not alert, are you?
I mean, alarm, I should say.
I'm not alert either.
You're not alarm.
No, I'm not alarm.
I don't understand this.
This is the part that I don't understand.
We have been through so many of these things.
And Prepare With Lionel right now provides you, from the great people of my patriots of life, $250 on a three-month emergency food kit.
25-year shelf life.
This is not...
You know, some bag of, oh look, pretzels.
No, no, no, no, no.
This is for 90 days.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, snacks, in resealable oxygen-absorbing packets.
I mean, it's the most incredible thing in the world.
It's a serious food.
I don't get it.
We went crazy over toilet paper.
When there was no need for it.
Hey, during COVID, COVID is not a lower GI kind of problem.
There's no, you know, you don't have tenesmus.
That's a good word for you.
You don't have that.
Don't worry about it.
I don't get it.
It's another one of those things.
I just don't understand it.
People, so listen.
Do yourself a favor.
Preparewithlionel.com Look at this.
And you tell me if this makes any sense.
Oh, and by the way, let's also talk about speaking of food.
People aren't eating the right food.
They're not interested.
I like where they come up with, well, you know, I'm on the Neanderthal diet.
What is it?
Oh, yeah.
I eat raw, raw organ meat and salt lick.
I lost 12 pounds.
I'm on the Neanderthal diet.
Really?
Oh yeah, I'm an expert on that.
See, that's the way we were.
See the thing here?
We're canines.
We're meant to eat meat.
You think that's what that means?
Yeah, of course.
Okay.
And they're just all of a sudden, remember, turmeric.
Oh my God.
I gotta get that.
Look at my cayenne capsules.
That's the biggest thing right now.
Here's the thing.
Here's the weight loss craze.
And they jump on this stuff.
Okay, fine.
It's a free country.
But here's one for you.
If you're going to try to maintain this thing called your immune system, how about making sure you get enough C?
Because you don't even get that.
Zinc?
You don't get that.
Vitamin D?
D?
Probably not.
And certainly sun used to be the usual ways.
And any kind of quercetin-like flavonoids and antioxidants?
I know you don't get that.
I know you don't.
You will get B12.
That you'll get.
By virtue of eating organ meat and things like that.
But no, no, no.
So here's what you do.
ZStack.
There's a link right there.
You go.
50% off ZStack for yourself and your kids and that's it.
And just take it and don't worry about it.
Just take it.
It makes complete sense.
Go to the website.
Read for yourself.
See, as you can tell, I understand human behavior, and I understand what this thing is, and I recognize the fact that people just don't...
I just know how people act.
I know what people act.
They love to talk to you, talk you out of things, and this isn't important, or they'll make stuff up.
They, you know, or within certain groups of people, well, my group, we find this to be the story.
Well, I didn't know that.
Oh, yeah, we're talking about this.
All of my group, and I talk to them, and we kind of feed off of each other.
You think this is important?
Oh, absolutely.
These videos, oh, these videos are this.
Well, enjoy yourself, because in three days, it's gone.
Remember that.
So whatever you see right now, don't worry.
Don't worry.
Some people say, you know, when I go on vacation, I don't read anything.
Well, that's nice, because, but during your vacation, you will have missed all these subjects that will have been forgotten immediately.
And that's the way that is.
Because we are a very, very sad group of people.
And we have groups of people who...
We have one group who are the...
And they're very interesting.
These are the hyper-paranoid groups who believe in things that nobody believes in.
Then you have most people who just don't care about anything.
Nothing.
Nothing.
Well, I'm going to sit back and enjoy myself.
So here's what it is, my friend.
Recognize the balance.
Recognize the balance between cognition, forgetting, habituation, processing, and you'll do just fine.
You'll do just fine.
Just remember that.
Don't fight it.
Just understand how people are.
Now, if you want to read something great, I just did a brand new video on my Twitter account, which is, well, a little video, which is, that'll get people upset.
Because basically, I tell them the truth, and people hate the truth.
Also, I don't know if you're getting my newsletters, but oh, they are beauts.
I may crank one out later, put together a nice little compilation of sorts for all of you fine, fine people.
And also, Mrs. L is doing a tremendous job.
I want you to sign up for her newsletter because when it comes to protecting our children, the issues, I promise you, this is what your bought and sold mainstream media news are not being told.
And also, this is her YouTube channel right now.
And I want you to go to it and sign up.
It is a beaut.
Alright?
And that's it.
And I want you to promise me you have a great and a glorious day.
Don't ever change any of that sincerely.
Thank you for everything you, not what you've done, but what you've appeared to do.
Your ability to pretend to be aware is something that is frankly one for the ages.
Don't forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and until tomorrow, same bad time, same bad channel.
Don't forget these.
Fateful words.
This valedictory, the monkey's dead, the show's over.
Sue ya!
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