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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're watching America First.
		My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes.
		We have a great show for you tonight.
		Very excited to be back here with you tonight on Tuesday.
		We have a lot to talk about tonight.
		Lots to get into.
		Big show.
		Tonight we're talking more about the Israel-Hamas war.
		It's day four.
		Yesterday was day three.
		Today is day four of the Israel-Palestine war.
		And we don't have too many major, major developments.
		Not much has changed on the ground since yesterday.
		But the big headline today is about some of the so-called apparent atrocities that have been committed against the Israelis.
		Specifically, the Israelis are now claiming that the Palestinians have decapitated 40 babies in Israel.
		So if the hysterics weren't enough already on Saturday when they compared it to the Holocaust and 9-11 and Hiroshima all put together, and if it wasn't enough yesterday when Netanyahu said they were human animals that deserve to be killed, well today the Israelis are saying that the Palestinians are so bad that they're not just killing babies but they're cutting their heads off.
		Really?
		They're decapitating babies?
		And this was the story all day on Twitter everywhere.
		This is supposed to justify any military action that Israel chooses to undertake because Palestine decapitates babies.
		You know, I don't think so.
		So we'll talk about that and any other developments about the war.
		A few other isolated things which we'll get into and we'll talk about where this is gonna go.
		Seems like things are really gonna heat up in the next couple days.
		Probably tomorrow and Thursday we're gonna get a lot more action.
		Because the Israeli counter-offensive is supposed to begin imminently.
		They've called up more Reservist troops.
		is now up to over 350,000 reservists have been called into action.
		So it sounds like they're going in hard, although that may just be a deterrent.
		So, So anyway, we'll get into the developments from today, but probably we'll be seeing a lot more action in the coming days, certainly before the end of the week.
		We'll also be talking tonight, if we have time, about the representative from New York, George Santos, who's been indicted on 23 charges today, and they're all relating to This grift that he's running it doesn't even make any sense.
		He's stealing donors credit cards, and he's lying about donations that he's received and He stole somebody's identity like that's just a lot of weird stuff, but you know I'm actually rooting for him Because I have a theory And you tell me if you agree with it, but I have a theory that everybody in this country has a problem.
		Okay?
		And I mean everybody in this country has a sex scandal, has money problems, has committed a crime, killed somebody.
		Everybody in the country has something like that going on.
		And specifically everybody in power has something like that going on.
		But you only hear about it when a person who is in power does something that they weren't supposed to do.
		They do something off-script.
		And I think that's how the control matrix is maintained.
		Everybody, if you had enough scrutiny, has something unseemly going on.
		You can either put them in jail, or they're cheating on their wife, or there's something going on But they only bring that to the press.
		They all know about it, but it's only brought to the press when that person goes off the script.
		And I feel like that's what we've seen with Donald Trump, with Russell Brand, with Madison Cawthorn, with all these people.
		As long as they stick to the script, their secrets are protected.
		The minute they do or say something they're not supposed to, Then they've always been a no-good, criminal, grifter, pervert, whatever.
		And they get removed.
		They get censored.
		They get kicked out of office.
		So... The guy's a criminal.
		I mean, he definitely is.
		But I think he should keep his post.
		Because if they're going after him, it means actually maybe he's a threat.
		So...
		Like I said, if we have time, we'll get into that.
		That's not huge, though, and I think the more pressing issue is the Gaza War, so that'll be the main focus of the show tonight.
		Before we get into the news, I want to remind you to smash the follow button here on Cozy.
		If you're watching me on Cozy.tv slash Nick, follow me here to get a push notification when I go live.
		Follow me on Rumble as well.
		I'm live every night on Cozy and Rumble.
		Rumble.com slash NickJFuentes.
		And follow me on Telegram, t.me slash NickJFuentes.
		Link is down below.
		It's gonna be a good show.
		I've been on a roll here.
	You know, I love this stuff.
	The Israel-Palestine conflict, it's a horrible situation.
	It's just tragic.
	And...
	I don't want to be too glib about it because it is just an unspeakably terrible situation, specifically and especially for the Palestinians.
	And I've been saying that on these Twitter spaces and on this show, you gotta pray for these people because they are in hell.
	There is nowhere in the world That is worse at this moment than the Gaza Strip.
	It's two million people, they are locked in, and they are about to be annihilated by Israel.
	And these people are innocent.
	They're being held responsible for the actions of about a thousand fighters.
	And these militants that launched this incursion into Israel have done this as a response to how these people have been treated for 16 years.
	So these people have been mistreated, they have been completely oppressed and impoverished and attacked for almost two decades.
	They lash out in the only way that they can, which with these unsophisticated primitive implements, And now the entire nation of 2 million is locked in.
	There's nowhere to go.
	All the exits have been closed off.
	All the goods and supplies have been shut off.
	And now they're about to be completely bombed to death and then killed.
	And it's just a horrible situation.
	And with that being said, okay, so anyway, so all that aside though, I mean, I do have to preface this by saying that, but I do love to cover this because it's really my wheelhouse.
	There's so much complexity, and there's so much going on, and that's actually my favorite thing to do.
	You know, somebody DM'd me before the show.
	I'm actually getting some, like, more left-wing people following me now because They actually agree with my commentary about war, which I never thought would happen because I'm like the farthest right person imaginable.
	I'm like a religious zealot.
	I'm like a hardcore nativist, racialist, borderline white nationalist, supremacist, whatever.
	I talk about how I like Hitler all the time.
	You know, but these left-wing people, they like my coverage of the war and this lady DM'd me and she said, you know, I actually like your geopolitical analysis when you're not like an evil clown.
	And it's like, well, you know, I reject that characterization, but it is kind of funny that sometimes on the show I'm just like, you know what?
	Rape and Hitler and I just say the most outrageous stuff.
	But when it comes to international relations, I just love talking about it and I just like I just like all the details.
	And it's not even really polemical at all.
	It's just very clinical.
	Anyway, so I really love this stuff.
	It's a great gift to me.
	Not so much for the residents of the Gaza Strip, but for me, I've been enjoying talking about it, analyzing it.
	So it's been a pretty exciting time, you know, and I did a show about it.
	Last night I did a super show.
	I think I did a 90-minute monologue about this, and I've done a few Twitter spaces.
	So anyway, so we'll pick that back up tonight.
	Before I get into it though, I have to say, I feel good.
	I had a Papa John's pizza today for lunch.
	You guys gotta get in on this DoorDash thing.
	I have the Dash Pass on DoorDash and I felt really sorry though about it.
	I felt like Anakin.
	You know when Anakin kills Mace Windu and he's like, what have I done?
	I swear I ordered a Papa John's pizza for the second day in a row on DoorDash and I'm like, I saw the deal though.
	They have a deal going on.
	They have a coupon.
	And I got hungry, I was looking for something to eat for lunch, and I saw this coupon and I'm like, I'm not really gonna order a Papa John's pizza and eat the whole thing by myself a second day in a row, am I?
	You know, but I did.
	But then I did, but I ordered it, and I'm like, what have I done?
	Like, I feel like an animal.
	The pizza boxes are stacking up.
	But it's good.
	It's tasty.
	I don't know.
	I like it.
	Sometimes you just have a taste for it.
	It's not good.
	We all recognize that but sometimes you just get a weird craving like that.
	You gotta have White Castle.
	You gotta have Popeyes or Papa John's.
	But it's criminal.
	There's a coupon.
	I almost don't even want to talk about it.
	I feel like they're gonna take it away.
	But I paid $13 to get a Papa John's pizza and A soda delivered.
	$13 in total for a bottle of Pepsi.
	You know, like, what is it?
	One liter, one and a half liters.
	And a 10-inch cheese pizza with extra cheese.
	$13 for the whole thing in total to get it delivered.
	And I was telling my friends, I'm like, somebody's got to be losing money on this.
	This has got to be a mistake.
	This is MoviePass all over again.
	DoorDash is gonna go out of business.
	That's not sustainable.
	That's clearly not sustainable.
	Somebody's losing money.
	$13 for a pizza with the topping and a drink and delivery?
	You gotta be out of your mind.
	You can't beat that.
	I couldn't make a pizza probably for $13 between Biden's gas prices and depreciation on my car to go to the store and the groceries and the gas to use in the stove which by dynamics hello it's a million dollars to light up your stove it probably costs you I don't know a hundred dollars to make a pizza at home
	Between all these variables, but you go on DoorDash, you hit the right coupon, it's a jackpot.
	It's a total, it's a total Powerball jackpot.
	$13 from start to finish.
	Who can beat this?
	This is, we've never lived in a better time.
	We've never lived in a better time in history.
	Where I can get that level of sustenance, and just deliver to me, what am I, a king?
	What am I, royalty?
	Such a small sum.
	It's delivered to my door by some, presumably some asylum seeker.
	You know, some illegal immigrant.
	Some illegal immigrant on a moped.
unidentified		Nah, that's more New York City.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They don't really do that here, but... Anyway, so I feel great.
		I didn't have my coffee though yet, so...
		And I forgot to take my Claritin, so I'm a little congested.
		So I'm already kind of teetering on pissed off, okay?
		Don't try anything in the Super Chats.
		I'm feeling good because of all the carbs, but no coffee, congested.
		I'm already teetering on pissed off.
		This is going to switch up really quickly in about 55 minutes, but Anyway, so that's just how my day's been going.
		Pretty good day.
		Keith Woods gave me the nicest compliment on the Twitter space.
		He's like, what an excellent monologue.
		I'm like, thanks, man.
		Thank you.
		I really needed that.
unidentified		Thank you.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I really appreciate that.
		High praise!
		And you know, that's making me, that's staving off our inevitable rivalry.
		Because I see Keith Woods.
		He's absolutely killing it.
		He's getting 30 million impressions a week.
		And, you know, there's a demon inside of me that's like, I hate this.
		Like, what the fuck?
		I'm not on Twitter.
		He's on Twitter.
		He's getting all the engagement.
		But, you know, when Keith Woods gives me a compliment, I'm like, you know, my heart soars.
		I'm like, I'm no longer... There's no part of me anymore that feels competitive.
		We're brothers.
		This is a brother war, okay?
		But it's a brother war meaning that it's two brothers going to war Against Jewish people.
		It's not a brother war because we're fighting.
		It's a brother war because the brothers teamed up.
unidentified		Finally!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And they're taking it to the enemy, which is the Democratic Party, of course.
		You know, and all the brothers are getting together, you know, white, black, red, brown, Italian, Iraq War veterans, Muslim, British women, black girl, Irish guy, We're all getting together and we're putting aside our differences and we're laughing and we're having a great time and we're all on Twitter and we're taking the battle to the globalists.
		It's a beautiful thing.
		So anyway, it's been a good day.
		But I want to move on.
		What's going on with my hair?
		How's the hair today?
unidentified		Not the best.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		We can do better.
unidentified		But I was in a hurry, I was running late.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Alright, but let's get into it.
		So, our featured story, we're going to be talking about the latest in the Israel-Palestine War.
		Enough about me, I know you, whatever, you came for the politics.
		So we're going to get into the latest developments in the Israel-Palestine War.
		Brief recap, although I'm sure I don't need to do this, but for people that have been out of the loop, I'll just bring you up to speed.
		So Saturday, 1,000 Hamas militants launched an invasion of Israel from the Gaza Strip.
		The Gaza Strip is in southwest Israel, a very small and narrow strip of land.
		Which has been occupied, or rather not occupied, but contained by Israel for 16 years.
		Ever since Israel withdrew from the Gaza Strip and Hamas took power after a round of elections in 2006 and a brief civil war in 2007, Israel's maintained a blockade of this small area, very young, very densely populated region of Palestine, And they've not let electricity, food, fuel, water in.
		They control all of the movement of goods and people in and out of the place.
		And so on Saturday, finally, this region exploded.
		And Hamas, which is the radical Islamist government that runs the Gaza Strip, launched an invasion of Israel by air, land, and sea.
		They sent a thousand militants into neighborhoods next to the Gaza Strip inside Israel.
		They launched attacks on a music concert going on in Israel.
		They took hostages, including Israeli military officials.
		They killed civilians.
		They took control of Israeli military equipment.
		It was a big shock.
		It shocked Israel.
		It shocked the world.
		It apparently caught Israel off guard, which was in itself a shock because Israel is a spy superpower.
		They're a surveillance superpower.
		One of the top three in the world.
		And so many were wondering how Hamas was able to overwhelm and surprise Israel.
		Nobody really knows for sure how that happened quite yet, but they very quickly seized the surrounding territory and they made some gains.
		In the last couple days, the Israeli government has vowed an overwhelming and disproportionate response.
		The Israeli Prime Minister declared war on Gaza.
		He's announced a five-point plan that includes apparently a major ground offensive which will take place in the Gaza Strip in the coming days.
		He's announced a complete blockade of the Gaza Strip.
		They are no longer allowing food, water, electricity, or fuel to move into the territory.
		They've begun bombing the Gaza Strip indiscriminately, even attacking hospitals, schools, and mosques.
		They're sending out reinforcements to the West Bank in the east of their country and to the border with Lebanon in the north to secure other parts of Israel.
		They're working with the United States in a diplomatic fashion to secure their military options that they can undertake.
		And this is their plan to deal with the crisis.
		They're also going to build a unity government.
		And so members of the Israeli Knesset, who were in the opposition to the Netanyahu government last week, are now joining the Netanyahu government in support of him to bring the country together.
		And so that's what's taken place in the last 48 or 72 hours.
		Israel has now almost completely rolled back all of the gains that Hamas has made, so they're now completely in control of their territory with some minor exceptions.
		As I said, they've blockaded and they've been bombing the Gaza Strip, and they've called in over 350,000 reservist troops in preparation for a ground operation that may be commencing in the next few days.
		So that's where we are today.
		That's to bring you up to speed.
		And like I said, there's not a lot of action happening today.
		That was really the situation as of yesterday, and not much has changed today.
		And the big thing that we're waiting for, and the whole world is watching and waiting to see, is what the Israeli response will be.
		We are anticipating a ground operation, which means a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip.
		And there's been several of these.
		There's precedent for this.
		There was an Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip in 2008, and there was one in 2014.
		And so, this is not, excuse me, without precedent.
		The thing is, though, all the members of the Israeli government are putting out some very ominous signals about this.
		That's maybe the only thing that has been clear.
		There's a lot of mystery and strangeness surrounding this crisis, but one thing is clear.
		The Israeli defense minister, the Israeli prime minister, other Israeli defense officials have said that their retaliation will change the landscape of the Middle East forever.
		That's the language they're using.
		They've been saying that what they will do is something that has never been done.
		They're saying that it's going to change the reality of the Middle East permanently or for the next 50 years.
		They've even hinted at perhaps using Weapons that have never been used before.
		They're saying that they'll use, perhaps not a nuclear weapon, but something close to that.
		Something like the mother of all bombs, a MOAB, a bunker buster.
		There's been some talk of these Jericho weapons that they might deploy.
		But it's going to be very brutal and very intense.
		But we don't know precisely what it's going to be.
		So that's really what we're waiting to see is how long it's going to be, how severe it will be, the exact nature of what this will be, if it's even going to be a ground operation.
		And you know, we talked yesterday about the complications of this.
	It's going to be a very complicated mission, because the Gaza Strip is a completely hostile territory.
	It's two million people, many of them very young, which means fighting age, and they're all going to be, of course, opposed to this.
	There will be no local support in Gaza for the invaders.
	What's more, they've had nine years since the last invasion to stock up on equipment.
	In particular, with missiles, drones, they used loitering munitions, which is actually a pretty sophisticated weapon in their invasion on Saturday.
	In addition, they also have an extensive tunnel network underground, which they'll also be able to use.
	So, it's going to be a difficult war.
	You know, these are very complex when it's a counter-insurgency.
	It becomes much more complex.
	Israel has not had great success with this in Lebanon or in the Gaza Strip before.
	Compared with their success in these major wars against Arab coalitions, they've had relatively limited success with these counterinsurgency battles against terrorist groups and these totally hostile Palestinian populations.
	Like I said, like in the Gaza Strip or in Lebanon.
	So it's going to be a very complicated deal here.
	The other complication is this.
	There's a serious risk that this will escalate into a wider regional conflict.
	So there is the local fighting between Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, and Israel.
	But this will have a ripple effect in two other key areas.
	In the West Bank, Which is the other part of Palestine, the West Bank and East Jerusalem, where almost certainly there will be fighting there as well.
	So the fighting will spread from the Gaza Strip to East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
	And the other area is Israel's northern border with Lebanon, where the Iranian-backed Hezbollah fighters are stationed.
	Some estimates say that there are 100,000 Hezbollah fighters.
	They have 150,000 missiles.
	They have a military that is almost the size of a state.
	Almost the size of a military that any state would maintain.
	And they're much more numerous and much more well-armed than Hamas.
	And, of course, Hezbollah is backed by Iran.
	So, we're waiting to see what this operation will look like.
	We're also waiting to see if the fighting will expand.
	If there's going to be fighting then in the West Bank.
	If Hezbollah will attack Israel.
	And then, after that, you know, we're waiting to see what happens with Hezbollah.
	If there is fighting between Hezbollah and Israel, this may drag Iran into the fighting.
	Because if Israel decides to launch an invasion, not just of the Gaza Strip, but if they also decide, for whatever reason, to invade southern Lebanon to destroy Hezbollah, then this may invite an Iranian response, or an Israeli attack against Hezbollah may also include attacks against Iran on Iranian soil.
	And it may involve attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities or Iranian satellites in Iraq or Syria or Lebanon.
	And if they attack Iran, then that could drag the United States into a war with Iran.
	So that's where we are.
	That's what we're waiting to see with bated breath.
	We're watching and waiting to see what this Israeli counter-response will be.
	And we're watching all these other variables, all these other dependent variables, how they will respond to Israel's response.
	That's where we are now.
	But the events today, there was one significant event that happened in the conflict today, which is this extraordinary claim about Hamas atrocities in Israel.
	So as you know, 1,000 Palestinian fighters invaded Israel.
	There are, they claim, 1,500 Israelis dead.
	As a result of the Palestinian invasion, which the Israelis are saying is the most Jews killed in one day since the Holocaust.
	And people have said this is their 9-11, which is actually an apropos comparison.
	In terms of the psychological impact, in terms of the scale of the casualties.
	That's a lot of people.
	Israel's not a very big country.
	There's not a lot of them there.
	It's not a large territory.
	So for 1,500 people to be killed by, like, marauding invaders is a pretty big deal for them.
	And that's why it calls for such a dramatic response.
	It almost necessitates a dramatic response.
	But now the propaganda machine has been working in overdrive.
	Ever since this invasion the media has been saying, and watch very closely, the media has been saying that Hamas is not a legitimate government, and they've been saying that Palestine is not a legitimate state, They have been saying that the Hamas incursion into Israel is pure evil and terrorism.
	They say that you have to call Hamas a terrorist group.
	And the Jews are specifically calling on the media to brand them as such.
	For example, Jonathan Greenblatt went on MSNBC yesterday and he excoriated the host on MSNBC for calling Hamas militants rather than terrorists.
	He says you have to call them terrorists.
	They're not a regular military.
	They're not a regular state.
	They're terrorists.
	The United Kingdom government called on BBC, which is their national media company, to do the same.
	They called on BBC to call Hamas terrorists, not militants, although the BBC has refused.
	Moreover, many Jews and Zionists on Twitter are saying that we have to consider all Palestinians as complicit.
	Meaning, Hamas is a terrorist group.
	Hamas is the leader of Palestine.
	Therefore, the Zionists say all the Palestinians are guilty.
	What Hamas has wrought, all the Palestinians will rightfully pay for.
	That's what they say.
	In addition, there's been all sorts of dehumanizing rhetoric towards the Palestinians.
	They've been called orcs, they've been called animals, they've been called pure evil and monsters and less than human.
	And today, they really jumped the shark and they went all out, and now they're saying that Palestinians didn't just kill civilians, they're saying that Palestinians killed babies by decapitating them.
	And this is a story, this is from Fox News.
	It says, quote, Israel's military has discovered unspeakable horrors in an Israeli community that was attacked by Hamas on Saturday, including dozens of dead babies, some with their heads cut off.
	According to a local Israeli outlet, I-24 News, IDF soldiers moved into Kaffar Aza, one of the communities that Hamas terrorists invaded early Saturday morning, and discovered about 40 dead babies, some decapitated, highlighting the brutality of the invading some decapitated, highlighting the brutality of the invading forces.
unidentified		is.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They were decapitating babies.
		Which is a pretty extraordinary claim.
		If there is an army that is going around cutting the heads off babies, I think anybody would agree that those people should all be killed.
		If that is true, if there is a group that is going out there and cutting babies' heads off, everyone to a man would agree that the people doing that would have to be killed.
		Everyone would agree with this.
		Everyone would agree that You'd have to airstrike them and kill them.
		Whatever is necessary, they would have to be defeated.
		But that's a pretty extraordinary claim.
		And I looked into it.
		I scrutinized the source.
		And it turns out that there are some reports from the Israeli military claiming this.
		But there's no proof.
		They're just saying it.
		Some Israeli soldier is telling some Israeli media company that this happened.
		There's no photographs, there's no videos, there's no witnesses, there's no corroboration, it has not been verified.
		It's just some Israeli soldier saying this to the Israeli media and we're all supposed to believe it.
		Nevertheless, this lie, or this, I should say, unverified report has been spread and amplified on Twitter all day by major media.
		It's gotten millions, perhaps billions of impressions on the platform.
		And the headline is that the Palestinians are not just normal killers or soldiers, they're cutting the heads off babies.
		And you know, I pointed out earlier today on my telegram That this is a very deliberate strategy.
		Okay?
		When you hear things like this you have to be skeptical.
		Because when somebody tells you, and by the way an interested party tells you that their enemy Think about what the intentionality is there.
		When somebody hears that Palestinians are killing babies, what's the reaction?
		Shock?
		Horror?
		Outrage?
		Anger?
		And it goes without saying, but if somebody is told that there's an army cutting babies' heads off, it immediately makes that person sympathetic.
		To the victim.
		If I hear that, I'm immediately sympathetic to Israel, and I'm immediately have antipathy towards Palestine.
		And, it goes without saying, if there's a terrorist army cutting babies' heads off and Israel is going to save the day, if I believe that, and I hear that, and I have an emotional reaction, I support the Israeli military response.
		If Israel says we're gonna go into Palestine and we're gonna destroy the people that killed the babies, I mean, what human being, all of that being true, wouldn't support that?
		It'd be a no-brainer.
		And that's exactly the point.
		If we can understand that mechanism by which public support can be won with the sufficient atrocity, Then we have to understand that that is a part of a public relations strategy.
		That's actually part, really, of the military strategy.
		And let me explain it in very simple terms.
		Israel wants to defeat Palestine.
		So they need to galvanize public support.
		Not just in their own country, but around the world.
		And here's a very good reason why.
		If they went in and killed all these Palestinians by themselves, maybe Iran and Syria or other Arab countries would punish them for it.
		Maybe Iran would sponsor terrorism in Israel if Israel was killing the Palestinians indiscriminately.
		So you could say that the neighboring countries with Israel could check Israel.
		They could check and limit Israel's potential to respond.
		Because if Israel was too aggressive, it would invite pressure from outside forces.
		So that's why the United States has deployed an aircraft carrier on Israel's coast.
		It's to check Iran and Syria and all the neighbors.
		And this is supposed to guarantee Israel's freedom of action.
		So let's follow it logically.
		If Israel goes in and kills the Palestinians, well maybe Iran would punish Israel.
		But if Iran punished Israel and the United States is in the Mediterranean, the United States could punish Iran.
		So Iran can't check Israel.
		So that means Israel can do whatever they'd like.
		Now that aircraft carrier being there, and by the way that just so happens to be the situation, That aircraft carrier being there is there because the American public supports Israel.
		And where does the American public get their news and information about Israel?
		They get it from social media.
		They get it from television.
		Where does the information come from on social media?
		Who does the reporting?
		It doesn't come from Twitter or Facebook.
		It comes from legacy media reporting on Twitter and Facebook.
		The news still comes from the Associated Press and Reuters.
	It still comes from the Newswire.
	And it still comes from the New York Times and the Washington Post and CNN.
	But it's just on Facebook and Twitter.
	So, the American aircraft carrier, which relies on public support in America, The public support in America is dependent on information that is received on Twitter, which is published by mainstream media sources, which are saying that the Palestinians are killing babies.
	Now, if we put all that together, we realize that the Israeli military has an interest in convincing the American public to support their operation.
	That's part of their strategy.
	In the same way that they have to call up Reservist troops to march into the Gaza Strip, at the same time, they also have to be thinking about how the American public perceives the conflict.
	And if the American public perceives Palestine as this land of baby killers and rapists and monsters, then the American public will support anything that Israel does.
	They'll give Israel a blank check.
	They will guarantee a total freedom of action on the part of Israel.
	And maybe this is illustrated by a counterexample.
	If we were to look at some other conflict, where it's two countries fighting over land.
	Let's say that the Gaza Strip exploded because they were tired of how they were being treated, and let's say Hamas went into Israel and they only killed military targets, and Israel responded in a limited fashion by driving them back over and Israel responded in a limited fashion by driving them back over the border and attacking some of their If that's the narrative, if that's the story, do you think that Americans would feel very strongly about it?
	If they were polled on which side they supported, do you think it'd be dramatically one way or the other, or do you think it'd be 50-50?
	If the story was something like Palestine was angry at their treatment, but Israel has to treat them that way because of their territorial integrity, and they both only targeted military infrastructure, You know, probably it'd be 50-50.
	And probably if Israel responded to Palestine by killing lots of civilians, lots of innocent people, inflicted a lot of collateral damage on infrastructure, it would be unpopular.
	People wouldn't support that.
	If the Hamas militants only attacked military targets, but Israel came in and killed all these civilians, Americans wouldn't support them.
	And maybe that aircraft carrier wouldn't be there.
	And maybe America's support wouldn't be as rock solid as it is.
	So you see, the role of that story in the Israeli military strategy, that story about that atrocity, plays a role.
	Now, you can look at it in one of two ways.
	You can say that Israel just got really lucky, in a certain sense.
	Let's say, for the sake of example, That the story's true.
	It's unspeakable, it's horrible, but at the same time it gives Israel a great gift.
	They're really lucky.
	Because they get to take this story and broadcast it all over the world and win public support that guarantees a total freedom of action.
	They could do everything, maybe up to and including dropping a nuclear bomb on their allies.
	Or rather, on their enemies.
	And the world would support it if that story's true.
	And in a way, doesn't that serve their interest?
	If that story's true...
	And they're able to broadcast that and it allows them to do everything and anything that they want to their enemies?
	It can be brutal.
	It can be merciless.
	They can kill civilians.
	They can use banned weapons.
	Doesn't that in a way benefit their self-interest?
	So one way of looking at it is that they really just got lucky and they're just utilizing a horrible situation.
	Another way to look at it is that all they'd have to do is make it up.
	All they'd have to do is make it up, and it would achieve the same effect.
	And they'd be able to do everything up to and potentially including nuking Palestine, if people believe that story.
	And what that leads you to believe is that there's this ambiguity.
	The truth is, we don't know.
	It could be true.
	It could be true because it's the Middle East, and it's a war, and the people in Gaza are furious, and this has been generational fighting.
	So it could be true.
	It just as easily could be fabricated.
	I would lean towards it's probably fabricated.
	Either way, there's no evidence that it happened.
	But there is this ambiguity, and what that suggests, because there's this ambiguity, is that whether it's something that's being taken advantage of, or whether it's fabricated, it almost doesn't even matter at that point.
	Because whether it's exaggerated, completely fabricated, or completely real, it is being used by the Israeli military as a component of their military strategy.
	And it doesn't actually really reflect the background for this crisis or what is the appropriate response.
	It actually shouldn't and doesn't dictate the strategic reality.
	Between the Gaza Strip and Israel.
	Point being, whether it happened or not, there's two million people in Gaza that are now going to be bombed and destroyed without mercy.
	And the international community is going to let it happen because of these stories that were told.
	And if they're real, I mean, these are some heinous people that did it, but they're individuals who did it.
	And certainly, you know, children in the Gaza Strip shouldn't be bombed to death in a hospital because of them.
	I don't think that makes it right.
	And if it didn't happen, then it's a horrible, horrible libel for the purpose of inflicting that kind of suffering on the Gaza Strip.
	But that wouldn't be, it doesn't make that right and it doesn't make that an appropriate response.
	But it raises also a bigger question, which is, If we can understand why Israel would lie about something like that, whether it's true or not, we can understand why it would serve their interest if that story were out there.
	Then we can understand why there is so much censorship surrounding any violent event.
	Because atrocities are always used to galvanize popular support behind something that a government already wants to do.
	We've seen it time and time and time again throughout history, and especially in recent years.
	We saw it in the Russia-Ukraine war last year.
	When Ukraine needed the United States to do everything short of going to war with Russia, they made up lie after lie.
	I was going to say a lie, but it was several lies.
	We can go through them.
	First, Ukraine said that Russia was attacking a nuclear power plant.
	In a sinister super villain plot to create a nuclear explosion that would send radioactive fallout all over the world.
	So that's why we had to go to war with Russia.
	Turned out to be completely fake.
	Never happened.
	They said Russia's bombing a nuclear power plant to create a nuclear explosion to kill the whole world.
	Never happened.
	Then they said that Russia was kidnapping 200,000 children and importing them into Russia.
	Never happened.
	Then they said Russia is bombing orphanages.
	They're bombing orphans.
	Really?
	Some piece of work, this guy.
	And what a coincidence that he's the enemy that we're all fighting.
	What a coincidence that our geopolitical adversary is a supervillain who wants to nuke the world and kill orphans and steal children at night.
	And we're the superhero good guys.
	Because the world, as we know, is a very black and white and simple place.
	And if there's anything that you know living in the world, it's that there are good people who always do the right thing, and bad people who are just pure evil and mean for fun.
	And Russia happens to be the mean ones, and we happen to be the good ones.
	But that was the story they told about Russia.
	And largely, it worked.
	Russia was branded a pariah state, Putin is called the war criminal and charged by the ICC, and the American public's putting the Ukraine flag everywhere.
	It was the same story with Syria.
	How many times was Bashar al-Assad accused of using chemical weapons?
	First in 2013.
	Barack Obama, and this was amazing, Barack Obama said in the build-up to this in 2012, He said that America would not intervene in the Syrian Civil War unless Assad used chemical weapons.
	Then what did Assad magically do?
	Oh, he used chemical weapons.
	He denied it.
	There was no proof of it, but that's what the blue helmets from the United Nations said.
	And so suddenly there was this demand to bring the United States in.
	Nobody wanted a war in Syria after the failure in Iraq and Afghanistan.
	But they said there's one problem.
	Bashar al-Assad is gassing his own people.
	He's gassing his own people.
	He's dropping chemical gas, which is technically a WMD, on innocent people and choking them to death with chemical gas.
	We gotta take this guy out.
	Fake.
	No evidence.
	That was 2013.
	And actually, recent evidence has shown that it was the Syrian rebels that were in possession of chemical weapons, not the Assad regime.
	They used the same excuse in 2017.
	They used it twice in 2018.
	There was even, not just about a war, the same thing happened during the migrant crisis in 2015.
	Do you remember in 2015 when actually, as a result of the Syrian Civil War, there were millions of Arab refugees pouring into Europe?
	And increasingly, the Europeans began to say, we don't want the rapefugees.
	We don't want these refugees from the Arab world that are raping everybody.
	But then, Just one problem.
	A photograph came out which depicted a dead toddler washing up on the shore of Turkey.
	Who was a refugee.
	A dead Syrian toddler washed up on the shore of Turkey.
	We gotta let these people in.
	Look at this terrible, look at this little kid dead on the shore.
	And it happens over and over and over again.
	There's a word for it.
	It's called atrocity propaganda.
	You create an atrocity, it's supposed to elicit a certain emotional response, and that will create the popular mandate to do whatever it is the government wants to do.
	Israel wanted America to go to war with Syria, so they faked the chemical weapons thing.
	Ukraine and the Pentagon wanted America to go to war with Russia and Ukraine, so they made up this lie about the nuclear plant and the orphanage.
	Certain NGOs and Arab countries, and even some European states, wanted migrants to pour into Europe, so they make up these stories about dead toddlers and drowning migrants.
	And if you can understand that, then you can understand the big ones.
	What was a 9-11?
	You know, some would say it's the biggest terror attack in American history and this and that.
	Another way to look at it is that there wouldn't be a war in Iraq or Afghanistan or Libya or Syria or Yemen or Somalia or Niger or Pakistan without 9-11.
	Was 9-11 everything that they said it was?
	Or was 9-11 a form of atrocity propaganda?
	Was it a false flag?
	And I would even say that the Holocaust falls under this category.
	When I hear these stories about gassing your own people, stealing and kidnapping hundreds of thousands of kids, bombing orphanages, cutting babies' heads off, it reminds me of all the stories about the Holocaust.
	Do you even know all of them?
	They say, for example, about the Holocaust.
	I mean, everyone knows the basic story.
	I always get grilled about it.
	They say, do you believe that six million died?
	Do you believe that they used gas chambers?
	And do you believe that it was a systematic extermination of the Jewish people?
	Those are the three concrete claims about the Holocaust that they enforce.
	But did you know that claims have been made by Holocaust survivors at various times in history that go far beyond those three things?
	Some have said, for example, that Jews in concentration camps were masturbated to death.
	That Nazi scientists were experimenting on them with masturbation machines and they were masturbating them to death.
	Do I have to believe that in order not to be a Holocaust denier?
	Maybe that's the fourth one.
	Six million gas chambers, systematic extermination, and masturbating to death.
	They also said that one of the ways they killed Jews was by putting them on a floor and then sending an electric current through the floor and electrocuting them to death.
	Needless to say, there's no evidence that that ever happened.
	That wasn't at any of the camps.
	They said that they were shaving all their hair off and then making beds out of the human hair.
	There are stories about Jews being turned into lampshades and bars of soap.
	There were stories about roller coasters.
	I'm not making this up.
	Roller coasters that delivered the Jews into the camps.
	Roller coasters.
	These were some of the stories that were told.
	One of the most famous autobiographies about a Holocaust survivor is called Night by Elie Wiesel.
	Historians read his book and they found that most of it is fabricated.
	Most of his story does not match his own personal records.
	And he admitted that he embellished it.
	Now, what do you think the purpose of all of those embellishments and stories and atrocities is?
	Why do you think there's museums?
	Why do you think there's books?
	Why do you think they have to put it in the curriculum?
	What do you think the reason could be?
	Do you think in some ways maybe it's even connected to what's happening in Israel today?
	Maybe it serves some interest?
	Why is someone called a Holocaust denier for scrutinizing that event?
	Why is someone called the conspiracy theorist for scrutinizing 9-11?
	Why is somebody called a Russian shill or a Russian bot for questioning whether we should support Ukraine in that war?
	Why is somebody called a terrorist for saying maybe Hamas has a reason to be angry?
	Maybe they have a reason, given that it's 2 million people, half of them under the age of 18, living in a tiny strip of land The size of a city in the United States that has been blockaded for 16 years with barely any electricity or food, unemployment's at 40%, you know, maybe they have a reason to be upset.
	And you start to understand the role of the information war in the real wars of the world.
	All part of it.
	Calling someone a conspiracy theorist, embellishing atrocities, building museums, the curriculum.
	It's all part of a strategy.
	It's all part of a defense strategy.
	That's just as much a part of the national security.
	It's just as much a part of our geopolitical strategy as having military bases and tanks and airplanes and surveillance.
	It's part of it.
	And here's what I mean by that.
	Political discourse is colonized by the military.
	If you engage in a political conversation on the internet, there are people there that work downstream from the military.
	They work in the national security apparatus because popular opinion is another front in the war.
	The Gaza Strip is a front, Lebanon is a front, and public opinion is a front as well.
	And if you wade into a conversation about what's happening in Israel and Palestine, they care what you think.
	They care how you perceive the conflict, and whether or not you support Israel, and what things you support Israel doing.
	And so when you enter in that conversation, you'll encounter people that want to make you think a certain way about it.
	And if you are trying to make someone think differently about it, then they will try to kill you.
	If I go out there and I try to convince people not to support Israel, guess who doesn't like that?
	Israel and Israel's military.
	Because if I succeed, their military operation fails.
	If I convince everyone in America That Israel should show some restraint, then it restricts their freedom of action in Palestine.
	And that's not in their interest.
	They don't like that.
	Consequently, they have a big problem with someone like me.
	And similarly, the people that wanted the war in Iraq, and the war in Syria, and the war in Ukraine, and the people that want for us not to talk about Jewish interest in media or Hollywood, they want everyone to believe in the Holocaust.
	They want everyone to believe that it was 19 illiterate camel riders that flew planes into the buildings.
	They want people to believe that Assad and Putin are supervillains that gassed their own people.
	Like Hitler.
	And they need you to believe in a Hitler.
	So that you will never have a country that rallies on the basis of whiteness.
	And never consider Jews as outsiders.
	And that's just a fact.
	So...
	You know, we can see in real time, in real time, these lies are being created and we can see exactly why.
	They created a lie about Palestinians chopping off heads for one reason, so that Israel can dehumanize its enemy.
	If they can get people to believe that Palestinians are the type of people that cut off heads, then people will not be upset when Israel murders civilians in Gaza.
	It's that simple.
	If everyone believes that Gaza is full of rapists and murderers and kidnappers, then they will not cry, they will not care when Israel bombs them indiscriminately and murders civilians and destroys all their infrastructure.
	So they lie.
	And that's pretty messed up.
	It's a blood libel to justify a genocide.
	Which is exactly what they accuse us of doing.
	That's what they accuse so-called anti-Semites of doing.
	That's what they're doing right now.
	And you can see it as it happens.
	So that's the 40 dead babies, you know.
	It's bullshit.
	And there's no proof of that happening.
	And everybody that's talking about, everybody that's gassing up Israel, no pun intended, everybody that's cheerleading Israel as it does this, like Jordan Peterson, you know, give them hell!
	Level Gaza!
	Turn it into a parking lot!
	You know, look.
	I'm not a Jew.
	I'm not a Muslim.
	I'm not a Palestinian.
	I'm not an Israeli.
	I'm an American.
	I am an American Christian.
	I don't care what's happening over there.
	It's not my people.
	It's not my fight.
	It's not my country.
	Why are Americans so invested in this?
	Why are Americans, American-born Americans, who live here, why are they salivating at the thought of Israel killing its adversaries?
	And conversely, why are there Americans frothing at the mouth in support of Palestine?
	This is America!
	And the American interest is this.
	As I said earlier, we're all watching to see what Israel does, because there is serious risk that they could draw us into a war with Iran.
	That's all I care about.
	We've seen the effect of the war in Iraq and the war in Afghanistan and even the civil wars in Libya and Syria.
	They have bankrupted our country.
	They've killed our people.
	They have alienated the Muslim world from us.
	They have actually caused terrorism within our borders.
	They've created a refugee crisis that has sent millions of people into Europe and into the United States that don't belong there.
	The last thing the United States needs is another war, especially a war in the Middle East for Israel against Iran.
	We can't handle it.
	We can barely fight a war in Ukraine that we're not even in.
	It's bankrupting us and we're not even fighting it.
	Germany is de-industrializing.
	We have committed an act of industrial sabotage against our ally by blowing up Nord Stream 2.
	The French president is talking about strategic autonomy, which means cutting ties with the United States.
	Our allies are denominating their trade in Chinese currency and they're applying for BRICS.
	Inflation is the highest it's been maybe ever because they changed how they calculate it.
	We're out of ammunition.
	It's gonna take us years to replenish what we've sent Ukraine.
	We're not even in that war.
	Two decades of fighting for other people, for other interests, and it's bankrupted us, destroyed our economy, killed our people.
	It has diminished us in the world.
	It's diminished us as a global power, and now Israel wants to drag us into yet another war.
	That's the only thing that I care about.
	And so insofar as the United States will not be involved in Iran, then the only thing that Americans should be concerned about is that the entire conflict goes away.
	We want it to de-escalate.
	We want Israel not to respond too strongly.
	We want to keep Hezbollah and Iran from interfering.
	And that's it.
	Because if, God forbid, Iran somehow gets involved, there is no off-ramp, there is no way that we can avoid.
	Once we start down that road, there is no way to get off.
	And you see it's the same thing with Ukraine.
	I talked about it on a Twitter space earlier today.
	There's a thing that happens in these conflicts.
	Where a nation will do something and it necessitates a response because a state cannot lose face, it can't appear to be weak, so they have to respond.
	But then the initial country has to respond to the response.
	And we talked about it, the same thing happened in Ukraine.
	And eventually there is this reciprocal escalation that becomes unstoppable.
	You could call it a tit-for-tat.
	Reciprocal escalation, tit-for-tat.
	The United States does something to Russia.
	Russia does something to the United States.
	The United States responds.
	Russia has to respond to that.
	And eventually get to the point where we are now.
	Where Russia can't lose this war.
	If Russia loses, the Russian state collapses.
	Which means the largest nuclear stockpile is up for grabs.
	And this huge territory, largest country in the world, is now a failed state.
	It's an unacceptable outcome for everybody, including Russia.
	So Russia can't lose.
	So Russia has to win.
	But if Russia wins, then the United States loses.
	But the United States can't lose either.
	Because the United States has said that Russia is led by a war criminal, and they are a barbaric nation that has violated every international law, they're doing interstate warfare, and we have exerted a maximum pressure campaign.
	If we allow Russia to win the war, then we look weak.
	We look like a paper tiger.
	And we're the global hegemon.
	So if we look like we can't enforce our threats, if we look like we can't back up our rhetoric, then we lose our deterrent threat.
	And if we lose deterrence, then that invites China to be more aggressive, that invites Iran to be more aggressive, that invites every adversary of the United States to do what they want because they think they can get away with it.
	So that's an unacceptable outcome for us.
	And that's why we're headed towards a nuclear war.
	That's why Russia's talking about nukes.
	That's why we're talking about nukes.
	Because it's a war that neither side can lose.
	So there's nowhere to go but up.
	There's nowhere to go other than more escalation.
	And it's not impossible, but it becomes very tricky.
	To back off of that.
	And it becomes harder with every escalation.
	And we're going to get involved in the same thing here.
	Because Israel is going to conduct this operation in the Gaza Strip.
	If there are very high casualties, then Hezbollah will attack Israel.
	They'll have to.
	If Palestinians are being slaughtered by Israel, and Hezbollah, these are 100,000 maniacs with 150,000 missiles, They're going to be so pissed off, they will not be able to control themselves.
	They'll have to respond.
	And if Hezbollah attacks Israel, Israel will have a pretext to destroy Hezbollah and attack Iran.
	And if they attack Hezbollah and Iran, then Iran will have to respond to Israel.
	They can't sit back and take an attack from Israel without a response.
	But if Iran attacks Israel, then the United States has to defend Israel.
	The United States can't let Iran go to war with Israel.
	The United States has given Israel a security guarantee.
	So now we have to go to war with Iran.
	Do you see how this works?
	But Iran is allied with China and Russia.
	China gets their oil from Iran.
	And Russia has supported Iran for decades.
	And so what would Russia and China look like as emergent global powers if they were not good patrons for their client state in Iran?
	You know, Russia defended Assad in Syria.
	So now you see how this becomes a tripwire for a world war.
	And that's the thing that we have to avoid at all costs.
	And that means that the Israeli retaliation can't be too unhinged.
	If it is, it's going to start us down a path that's going to be very hard to get an exit from.
	And, you know, this is part of the problem of the United States declining as a power.
	The United States is falling, China and Russia are rising.
	Historically, when that differential happens, because it's really like a new stasis is being achieved.
	It's like basically since the end of the Cold War, the United States has been the sole superpower.
	And so the United States has been rising, but since Putin took control in 2000, and since China has been enriching itself, In relative terms, the United States has been falling and Russia and China have been rising.
	They're trying to find a new stasis.
	They're trying to find a balance of power in the world.
	And where do you find that balance?
	You find it in the periphery of the emerging powers.
	You find it in Russia's backyard, which is the Caucasus.
	Hello, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine.
	The backyard of China in the Taiwan Strait, the South China Sea, Afghanistan borders China.
	So those are the fault lines.
	That's where Russia and China are exerting pressure, they're exerting force against the limit of how far the United States can project power, and they're achieving a new balance.
	But the United States doesn't want to retreat, they don't want to collapse entirely so that, you know, They don't want to give an inch.
	This is how world wars happen.
	This is what the World War I and World War II were about.
	This is what the Napoleonic Wars were about.
	It's about the emerging power.
	Inevitably, coming into a confrontation with the existing hegemonic power along those fault lines.
	And it is something as silly as the Archduke of Austria-Hungary in World War I. It is things like that that become a tripwire for global conflict.
	It's how it happens.
	So, the number one geopolitical goal of the United States right now It's not managed decline, but it's managing the transition from a unipolar to a multipolar world.
	And people say that's American decline.
	American decline is inevitable in a very narrow sense.
	Not in absolute terms, but in relative terms.
	China has a billion and a half people.
	And for thousands of years, they have been the number one civilization.
	It's only been in the last 500 that they weren't.
	So in other words, China inevitably is going to rise.
	China inevitably will be more powerful in absolute and relative terms than it was in the 20th century.
	And the same is true with Russia.
	Russia has been a global power for hundreds of years.
	Just due to its size, its resources, its population, its nuclear and conventional arsenal, it's gonna be more powerful than it was after the fall of the Soviet Union.
	You know?
	Just inevitably, Russia will be more powerful than it was when it was a failed state in the 1990s.
	So, the relative power of the United States has to decline.
	If China and Russia are significantly more powerful than they were 20 years ago, then that means that America is relatively less powerful.
	That's not a decline.
	The United States can become more powerful all the time, but still technically become proportionally less powerful.
	But that's okay.
	Because it was an anomaly that the United States was ever that powerful compared to the rest of the countries in the world.
	It was a complete anomaly that for 30 years China was as weak as it was, that Russia was in disarray, that Europe had been so weakened from World War II, that the United States was so rich.
	So that was only ever going to be a transitional time and now it's time to manage a transition to the multipolar world.
	And negotiate that with China and Russia, and we can, and if we have an understanding with them, then we can have a working relationship with our client states, which would be Israel, Iran, Syria, Ukraine, Taiwan, whatever, Niger even.
	So anyway, so that's the really big picture about this whole thing, and that's we're waiting to see, but I think we're out of time.
	So that's that.
	We will maybe get to the George Santos thing later.
	It's not super important, so... We'll probably be covering the offensive tomorrow if it starts in the next 24 hours.
	But that's that.
	I don't know if that's too much.
	Maybe it's a little rambly, but... But the point is this.
	You're an American.
	You want to put America first.
	Then, specifically, we need Israel to show restraint to prevent this from becoming a regional war.
	That's the American interest.
	We really don't have an interest in, you know, Palestinians being great or Israel, like, whatever.
	You know, it's not, it's really neither here nor there for us.
	You know, to some extent, to take it further, It's in the United States interest that Israel and Palestine achieve a resolution because this is, you know, we tried to paper over it with the Abraham Accords.
	It didn't work.
	You know, we tried to integrate Israel into the region without resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and it didn't work.
	It didn't work because at any moment Palestine can light the powder keg.
	And create all sorts of problems between Israel and its neighbors.
	So as long as that is not resolved, Israel will never be meaningfully integrated in the region.
	If Israel is never meaningfully integrated, then there can never be peace and stability, which is what we want.
	So...
	The American interest is for there to be a two-state solution.
	There has to be a Palestinian state.
	It could be administered by Jordan or Egypt, but there has to be one.
	There needs to be an answer for these people.
	And they need to be dealt with in some form.
	You know, these Palestinians have been pissed off for generations because they got expelled and mistreated, and basically you need a government to come in and take responsibility for them.
	I mean, probably you need Egypt or Jordan to come in And oppress them.
	Not in the same way that Israel did, but they need to defuse all of that Palestinian resentment.
	The same way the Saudis did with the Wahhabists.
	Jordan and Egypt need to do it with the Palestinian radicals in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
	And that's the American interest.
	But that can't happen if Israel goes in and genocides these people, which is what they all want to do.
	And they're going to justify it by saying the Palestinians are all baby decapitators.
	So, you know, you're being tricked.
	You're being tricked into advocating against yourself.
	You're being tricked into working against your own interest.
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That's that.
		But we're gonna move on.
		I want to take a look at our Super Chats.
		We'll see what you guys have to say about all this.
		I'm gonna get set up here.
		Let me get my water bottle.
		And we'll see what you guys have to say.
		Okay Give me one second Because also I have to Check my Video game Okay Yeah I found Your submarines pal I found your submarines And now you're fucked
		I'm playing this Supremacy 1914 game And It's so addictive and I've just been glued.
		I've been glued to the screen for weeks now.
		We're on day 20.
		You know, I know there's this war going on in Palestine.
		I got a war of my own going on.
		Day 21.
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nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I just had to do this attack.
unidentified		And let me check these notifications here.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		OK.
unidentified		Drag this over here.
		OK.
		Almost done.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Almost done.
unidentified		Don't be mad.
		Don't be mad at me for this.
		OK.
		Because I'm almost done.
		I just got to do this.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Boop.
unidentified		And then I got to do a little of This.
		And a little of this.
		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Alright, sorry.
unidentified		I'm literally playing a video game in the middle of the show.
unidentified		You can't do that, but you can't do that, you know?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But that's not professional.
unidentified		Okay.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		But that's really not professional.
		Everyone's watching and they're loving this geopolitical analysis and then you're playing a video game in the middle of the show?
		You can't do that to these people.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Zircon sent $3.
		Jesus was a sovereign citizen, not Roman.
		A king of kings can't have a nationality.
		Nice try though.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You're wrong.
		Jesus was Italian.
		Okay?
		Clearly Italians are God's chosen people because the Pope is in Rome, and we all know that.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Pretty Underscore Fly Underscore White Underscore Guy sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		250, I don't think Derry's even one of those gun rights guys who's actually based.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I don't think so.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Raul Garza sent $4.
		I've noticed a generational divide.
		Boomers and Gen Xers seem to still support Israel while Millennials and Zoomers sympathize with Palestine more.
		I think the Growipers have influenced.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, I mean, if you look at the polling, Generation Z is about 50-50 Palestine-Israel.
		But I think that's largely, that's coming from the left.
		And it's coming from the left with their sympathy for Palestine.
		I don't think it's because it's reactionaries against the State of Israel.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		J-Pol sent $3.
		Bap be like you Tarzan, me Jane. - Mm-hmm, yeah, exactly. - Crusader Michael sent $3.
		Ben Shapiro literally called Israel a miracle.
		I now better understand how Jews think.
		They expect a political messiah, so their salvation is building a heaven in this world by controlling politics.
unidentified		Yeah, they want a conquering messiah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		They didn't like Jesus.
		They said no, because they're...
		Consumed by pride Jesus came along and said hey, I'm your saver love everybody and they were like what?
		No, you can't be our Messiah.
		Our Messiah was supposed to come and kill all the goyim That's literally, you know, Jesus came around.
		He's like, hey everybody love everyone like Everybody just be cool with each other.
		I'm you know, this is a bit I'm not trying to be blasphemous, you know, but Jesus came and said I'm here to suffer for your sins.
		I'm here to serve and The Jews were like what we waited 3,000 years for this you were supposed to kill all the goyim.
		You're supposed to kill all the goy So they hated that they're like no, where's our where's our warlord?
		They're like, where's our warlord?
		That's gonna kill all the goyim instead So they rejected Jesus for that reason.
		They said, nope, no.
		They were in disbelief.
		They couldn't believe it.
		They said, no, no, you will die!
		That's what they said to Jesus.
		They said, no!
		Unlimited power.
		They said, nope, not our Messiah.
		Our Messiah is going to kill all the goyim.
		So, you know, then God destroyed their temple and had the Romans expel them.
		And they said, well, better to reign in hell than serve in heaven.
		And they've been trying to get back ever since, rebuild the temple, reinstate the Sanhedrin, and welcome their real Messiah, which will be the Antichrist.
		Crusader Michael sent $3.
		When I said you can't make deals with the Arab people I was thinking of Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq.
		Zionism is so important.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		You know, it all goes together. - Crusader Michael sent $3.
		When I said you can't make deals with the Arab people, I was thinking of Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq.
		There won't be peace in the Middle East until the Jews leave.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		- Oh, well, you could have peace.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Crusader Michael sent $3.
		Being fat or skinny can also impact how people treat you as a leader even if you're smart.
		They call St. Thomas Aquinas fat.
		But he was not fat, rather a muscular man as historical documentations show.
		Crusader Michael sent $3.
		Donald Trump is fat.
		And?
unidentified		And he was right.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I don't know what lox is.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, Donald Trump is fat.
unidentified		And?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Gotard and he called it way back in 1957.
		Now, Israel exists, and there is certainly no way to destroy it.
		But every day we pay the price of this error.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		And he was right.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Jewish hand rub sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Lox or Wu-Tang Clan?
unidentified		I don't know what lox is.
unidentified		Jewish.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Like bagel and lox?
unidentified		But what does that have to do with Wu-Tang Clan?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Do you ever get that vibe of when a Jew stares at you their face starts to shape-shift or just looking into your soul?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Cause I get those vibes.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Uh, not really.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Dr. Underscore Totonix sent $8.
		Love listening to the show at work.
		Helps me deal with these plebeians.
		God bless and God speed, Nick.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, no, you're not like the rest.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		SomeGuy sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Year of Keith Woods.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It really is.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		He's having a great year.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Well, I'm obviously the king.
		$10.
		The Jews have not recognized our Lord.
		Therefore, we cannot recognize the Jewish people, Saint Pope Pius X. - Based, and I agree. - Punjabi Groi, $3.
		Are you the king or the prince of the dissident right wing?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		- Well, I'm obviously the king.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I mean, someone would say the prince because of my young age, but I'm clearly the king 'cause there's no one else. - Nitro Respector, $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		May Allah awaken the people and help them to see the evil doings of Israel and the United States.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I was so cold when Trump said that.
unidentified		That was awesome.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Priz sent $20.
		Hey!
		Thanks for all that you do for us.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thanks for the super chat.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Booglywoogly sent $7.
		Didn't Netanyahu's government give money to Hamas?
		What happened there?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Not that I'm aware of.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm not sure exactly what you're referring to.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Well, no.
		Palestinians would do terror in the United States because we support Israel.
		way both sides would commit terror in the U.S., Israel supporters in the form of false flags.
		Palestine because of a false perception around what their protesters have been told is history, for example anti-white, we were Kang type of beliefs.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, no.
		Palestinians would do terror in the United States because we support Israel.
		And Israel would do it as a false flag.
		And both are more likely since this conflict broke out.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Evariste Galois sent $3.
unidentified		Keith Woods He literally, yeah, he says turd temple.
unidentified		The turd temple.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Turd temple.
		Bro said the turd temple.
		The Jews are trying to rebuild the turd temple.
		We gotta stop them.
		The Irish have to stop them from building the turd temple, you see.
unidentified		That's so funny.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, but we love him.
		We love the, I love the accent.
		It's so, it's so him.
		It's so part of it.
		It's part of his brand.
unidentified		Da turd temple!
		Da turd temple, don't ya know?
		Bro's trying to build a turd temple.
		Gross.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Bro's building a turd temple in the Taco Bell toilet.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		That was cheap.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That was cheap.
unidentified		Cheap, scatological, not funny.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I hate when people make, like, Mexican food poo jokes.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Not because I'm Mexican, but I just... First of all, this never happened to me, but second of all, it's just, like, cheap and stupid.
unidentified		It's like a woman could drive thing.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I apologize for that.
unidentified		That was regrettable.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That was regrettable.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		You know, it just slipped out.
unidentified		Terrible humor.
		Taco Bell.
		Fuck off.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Why would I even?
		I feel so embarrassed for even saying that.
		It's just a horrible joke.
		Literally gonna commit suicide.
		Not literally.
		I'm not suicidal, but what an abysmal attempt.
		Look, I'm tired.
		My allergies are acting up.
		I'm tired.
unidentified		I'm sorry.
		I'm sorry.
		That was no good.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Turd Temple.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Heard someone describe the phrase peaked in high school as just cope coming from people who were bullied or unpopular.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Thoughts?
unidentified		No, that's 100% real.
unidentified		There 100% are people that peaked in high school.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		It's not all of them, but there are definitely people that, for one reason or another, because when you're a kid, things are really irrational, you know, and so some, and obviously there are people that are popular because they're hot and because they're cool and whatever.
		But we all know that there are some people that were successful in high school for one reason or another for a completely arbitrary reason and And then they grow up and they just suck, you know, then they just work at some store we all know a person who there's like an irrational reason that they were cool in high school and Then they did there's like burnouts, you know, so no, that's a very real phenomenon It's not true at all cases, you know
		A lot of the good-looking people are successful because good looks will go very far.
		But, you know, some people are successful in high school because they're edgy or they're, you know, break the rules or whatever, participate in some fad.
		So no, that's a very real phenomenon.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Honky Tonk sent $10.
		Sister hasn't talked to me since I told her I don't agree with her having drag friends and keep my nephew away from any of it.
		At least we can bond on hating Israel though.
		Far left, far right.
		Clasp hands.
		Wipe out Israel, off the map of time.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I guess that is overlap there.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Catholic Guba sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		For the record, I wasn't super popular in school, although not bullied, but it used that phrase to describe a lot of people I went to school with who are now like retail or construction workers.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, exactly.
unidentified		That's what I'm saying.
unidentified		A drummond sent $1,000.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Just got back from Japan.
		Total white pill.
		One thousands of tourists visiting the countryside to see a nation that still takes pride in its culture and history.
		The world will unironically love America for restoring our commitment to God and our historical principles.
		Well...
unidentified		Wow!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, he actually sent a duplicate, so I'll refund that one.
		That's... I feel like shit for that.
		Imagine he sent a $1,000 Super Chat and it's a duplicate.
		Yeah, my apologies for that.
		Whoops!
		Hey, but hey, thank you very much for the huge Super Chat.
		I appreciate it.
		God bless you, man.
		Thank you for the incredible support.
		It's like routine though at this point.
		I feel like...
		You know, but I don't want you to think I'm any less appreciative, but thank you very much.
		He just drops in a thousand.
		Hey, just got back from Japan.
		Thousand bucks.
		Hey, but thank you very much, man.
		I really appreciate the support for the show.
		And, uh... Yeah, I mean... And you're really speaking to... the... the very big picture of this whole thing, which is...
		People want Paris to exist.
		The whole world is enriched when Paris and Berlin and London and New York exist and they are what they are.
		You know?
		In other words, it's not doing anybody any favors to destroy these places.
		They think that this is a way to spread the wealth.
		But it's not.
		It's just destroying the civilization, the wealth of humanity, which is the civilizations that can produce cities and cultures and places like this.
		So the whole world is impoverished when London is destroyed by mass migration.
		No one wants to live in India and Pakistan because it smells bad there.
		People do want to live in London because it's not like that.
		But it's being changed to be more like that, and this is something that makes us all worse off.
		So you're right, if America restores itself and it becomes a utopia, everybody wins.
		And you're right, everyone will love us for that.
		People will want to be tourists, people will come in because it's a desirable place to live, work, play, visit.
		I mean, can you imagine a world where the whole place looks like India?
		It wouldn't be worth living if the whole place was like that.
		If the whole world was like that.
		But that's what they're trying to do.
		They're trying to make the whole world more like Africa and India.
		And those places suck, objectively.
		So... Yeah, Japan is a model.
		But thank you for the huge Super Chat.
		I appreciate it.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		John Day-Verving sent $109.
		Nick, love watching your show when Keith Woods is offline for all the inside info into him.
		Can you think of an unknown story about him that you can share?
		DHX.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Hey, thanks for the big super chat, John Day-Verving.
		A story about Keith Woods?
		You know, I don't really want to break confidence, you know, because we have become friends, we've developed a friendship.
		And he's a very, he's a private person.
		He's a very private person.
		He's me.
		I'm I'm a sharer.
		I just invite everybody into my world.
		I wear my heart on my sleeve for better for worse And everybody just attacks me for it.
		I show my vulnerable Little griper belly and everybody just cuts me up.
		But but that I can't be any other way.
		That's how I am Keith is much more reserved.
		He's a much more calculated person.
		And I'll say one thing, because this doesn't even reveal anything.
		But this is revealing how little he reveals.
		We were hanging out, and I said, I said, what kind of music do you like?
		Because I, I don't know, we had never had that conversation.
		And he said, oh, well, you know, I like all kinds of music.
		And I said, bullshit, you know, like what?
		Like what bands do you like?
		What's your favorite band?
		And he said, well, isn't that a personal question?
		Isn't that kind of a personal question?
		And I'm like, personal question.
		I said, I'm asking what kind of music you listen to.
		You don't have a Spotify Unwrapped or whatever?
		He's like, and he said, well, somebody gives you the aux cord and what do you put on?
		Don't you feel like you're put on the spot?
		I'm like, yeah, I guess, but I don't know.
		Like, can't you say a genre?
		Isn't it different?
		Isn't it like, it's, it's not as, it's more non-committal to just say what genre you like as opposed to you have to pick a song.
		Because to pick a song is to pick a specific song for the specific occasion with the specific friend group and has to fit the mood and the vibe.
		And you know, that's a, that's a more daunting task.
		And of course there's a self-consciousness because everyone's going to be listening to it.
		But if you just say a genre, if you throw a genre or a band out there, it's totally different.
		So he refused to tell me what bands he likes.
		He straight up refused to tell me.
		He said it's too personal.
		He said it's too intimate.
		We're not there yet.
		That's, you know, we're not at first base yet, I guess.
		He's not gonna tell me what bands he listens to.
		Our friendship's not strong enough yet.
		I know that's a bridge too far.
		I know it's a very personal... What was I thinking asking that?
		You never lead with that.
		Don't they always say that?
		There's three things you never talk with strangers about in small talk.
		Politics, religion, and what bands you like.
		Those are the three things, you know, me and Keith will talk about anti-semitism and, you know, I can't say too much because I know the laws are different over there, but, you know, we could talk about all this stuff, and we could talk about politics and religion and Plato and the hypostases and all that.
		He will not tell me what bands he listens to.
		That's too personal.
		So that's kind of a funny story, I guess.
		I hope that's not too revealing.
		I apologize to Keith that that's too revealing.
		But I thought that was pretty funny.
		We're trying to get him to come out of his shell.
		We're trying to get him to open up a little bit.
		Maybe he doesn't want to because he's a spy though.
		Who knows?
		United Nations plant, you know.
		One can never be too careful.
		Maybe he's like a spy or something.
	I don't know, but we're trying to get him to come out of the shell a little bit.
	You know, and be friendly.
unidentified		Yeah, he won't tell me what band he likes.
unidentified		But you know what?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Here's the thing.
		I almost don't even want to know his favorite bands because that makes me like him more.
		You know, the thing is, we hate someone that doesn't reveal.
		We hate someone that doesn't give.
		But at the same time, that's what makes someone sort of attractive.
		And I don't mean attractive in, like, a sexual way.
		I mean it makes someone, like, enigmatic, like alluring.
		Like, you know, there's this tension.
		We want to know everything about a person.
		We want for people to share.
		At the same time, when people don't share, they sort of cultivate this mystery.
		And that's actually titillating for people.
		They actually like that.
		It's a psychological thing.
		So I don't know how deliberate that is, but...
		You know, in some ways we don't want to tear down all his walls.
		We want there to be walls.
		I actually, I'm a big believer that walls are good.
		You actually, you don't want to know everything about people.
		Me, I overshare.
		I can't help it.
		I'm Italian.
		It's actually, it's like somewhat rude and an imposition on people when you overshare.
		But it's a part of my culture.
		I can't help it.
		It's genetic also.
		But I'm a big proponent of, you know, you actually don't want to know everything about people.
		I think people talk too much about themselves and their problems and stuff.
		You know, people are really fucked up.
		And if you actually really knew about people, you'd probably hate them.
		That's why alcohol is necessary in most social occasions because we actually can't stand really anybody and we really don't even like people.
		We don't enjoy most people's company and we really don't like most people.
		Like, you know, we don't actually like them.
		We don't like who they are.
		And I'm a big believer that the more that you learn about a person, the less that you like them, and the less you can get along with them.
		Isn't that sort of like an unfortunate reality of human nature, that the more familiar you are with a person, the more you resent them?
		And the more you find out about them, the less you like them, even though They're more empathetic in some way.
		But on some level, it's because we don't like ourselves.
		You know, we see our negative things about ourselves and another person.
		Maybe that's part of it.
		I don't know, but... But anyway, so I'm a big proponent of stop oversharing.
		You know, have, like, casual acquaintances.
		You should be friends with people and know as little about them as possible.
		You'd do way better in life.
		You don't need to know shit about people.
		You don't, you really don't need to know a lot about people to have a good time.
		You know, what do you really need to know about a person to have a good time with them?
		You know, just have fun as a guy.
		You don't need to know that much.
		So, I find that I become close to people and then I'm like, you know, kind of hate you.
		I kind of hate you.
		I kind of hate you now, you know?
		So, I love my friends.
		Don't get me wrong, I love my friends, but I'm a very picky person.
		I've filtered through.
		I mean, look at my history.
		Look at all the people that have, like, betrayed me because, like, we've gradually started to hate each other.
		So... You know, but I love my friends now.
		I love them for now.
		I love them now.
		I don't plan on not liking them, but it seems like that's...
		Just something that happens in life.
		So, and anyway, don't share with people, okay?
		Anyway.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Justin sent $5.
		Ben Shapiro played no ads today.
		Nigga dead serious.
		Holla.
unidentified		Holla!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Whoa, whoa, voice crack.
unidentified		Holla!
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, don't clip that.
		Don't clip that.
		I'm having a hard day.
		I'm having a hard day today.
		First it was the Taco Bell joke, then my voice cracked.
unidentified		I'm just gonna blow my head off after the show.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		That was, bro, that was... What's going on today, man?
		I'm dying out here.
		I'm getting killed out here, man.
		Play it off.
		Play it off.
		That was intentional.
		Play it off.
		It was intentional.
		I meant to do that.
		Anyway, uh, I'll, uh...
unidentified		Oh.
unidentified		Yeah, no.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Ben Shapiro's dead serious.
		We can't be reading an advertisement when Israel's under attack.
		Can't be having that.
		No ads tonight.
		This is a serious business.
		Babies are getting decapitated.
		Deadly fucking serious.
		No Zip Recruiter ad on the show tonight.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		They will do it at the pro-life rally, though.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Uh, they just don't care.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		On some level, I think they just don't care.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Crazy that people like Destiny claim the government would never do atrocity propaganda.
		And meanwhile, the CIA was literally on public record planning to bomb Florida and blame it on Cuba in Operation Northwoods.
		Why are they like this?
unidentified		They just don't care.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		On some level, I think they just don't care.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Crusader Michael sent $3.
		Love you, Nick.
		I realized I don't care about politics.
		I just want...
unidentified		Okay, then I'm not reading that.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Natsuk Grecoid sent...
unidentified		Just dude shut the fuck up like just Unreal, dude.
unidentified		All I want to do is love God and pray the rosary and blah blah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay, then go do that.
		Don't get me wrong, I'm all in favor of that, but we're political because we want to solve this problem.
		We're in the world, okay?
		We're in it, but not of it.
		But we're in it.
		We have to engage with the world.
		So, you know, well, I just realized I don't care about politics.
		Okay, then fuck off.
		This is a political show.
		Dude, like, you're already annoying, so go be annoying over there then.
		Bro is annoying as fuck, and then says, hey man, actually I don't care about politics.
		Oh good, then I don't need to read this.
unidentified		$5.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		This whole stream if you weren't explicitly saying it was about Hamas and Israel I literally would think you're talking about the Halabonga.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Great stream as always, your takes are always spot on, love you.
unidentified		Thanks buddy, love you too.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Bob sent $4.
		I have a friend who is a doctor.
		And he just got a flu shot.
		I lolled when he told me.
		He is a heart surgeon who spent 20 years in school.
		I am unemployed.
		How do I convince him that he is a faggot?
unidentified		Is this bait?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I don't know what even that's supposed to be.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		- Chief Trumpster Stan sent $5.
		Nick, this thing was a setup from the beginning.
		There are WikiLeaks cables released showing that Netanyahu privately preferred having Hamas in power because he could treat Gaza in military terms. - Oh yeah, and I said that, I said as much on Monday. - Chief Trumpster Stan sent $5.
		They purposefully did the rituals in Al-Aqsa Mosque, and then they purposefully ignored the intelligence that Egypt passed to them.
		It seems Netanyahu had this play in his pocket and decided to move F. Yeah, absolutely.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Well, and I went into that yesterday.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		He's got his own domestic political problems that this solves, and it allows him to potentially annex Palestine.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Poopycat sent $10.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Hi Nick, love the show.
unidentified		Hey.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Smile.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thank you.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Dimitomdra sent $3.
		Why do you like that mobile game S1914 so much?
		Cause it's awesome.
unidentified		Cause it's awesome.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Chungus Appreciator sent $3.
		Even after all these years, you never fail to impress.
		That space today was sensational.
		Natural born killer.
		Rockstar.
unidentified		Oh my gosh.
unidentified		Stop it.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Stop.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Don't stop.
unidentified		You're too much.
unidentified		Thank you, Chungus.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Thanks, Chungus.
		Do we love Chungus Appreciator or what?
		I fucking love Chungus Appreciator.
		Thank you, man.
		Hey, you know, you inspire me.
		You know, your jokes, you inspire me.
		You're a true creator, a true content creator.
		Contrary to some other people.
unidentified		I'm not gonna name any names.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'll tell you about that later.
		But you know you're you are a true creator and you inspire me you know Chungus appreciator for those that don't know is the author of so many jokes on this show not that I like literally steal jokes, but a lot of the running gags and some of the bits he I Kind of steal them from this guy.
		I don't want to say which ones not anything crazy, but Some of the lingo I lift from Chungus Appreciator.
		He's one of my ghostwriters, I guess you could say.
		He's a little bit of a ghostwriter action.
		So anyway, thank you very much.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I appreciate all the love buddy. - Banana Bit sent $3.
unidentified		Cozy is 100X better than Rumble. - I gotta eat like a piece of candy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm getting like the cold sweats.
		I haven't eaten since 2 o'clock.
		I've been doing this show after the space.
		I don't feel so hot.
		So, I need to end this show so I could go eat a piece of chocolate or something.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Chief Trumpster Stan sent $5.
		Also, Netanyahu did 9-11.
		He was the same Prime Minister for Israel during 9-11.
		Also, the media company that put forward Mu40baby's narrative is known to be connected to Netanyahu.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, what did you find out yesterday that Netanyahu did 9-11?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Zirconium sent $5.
		Man, these people are downright no bueno.
		I've been praying they reconsider or at least simmer down.
unidentified		Yeah, me too.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Joey Batts sent $3.
		Xeo Media Complex has to be scratching their heads at the pushback to all the atrocity propaganda.
		People aren't buying it anymore.
		They can't just pull the wool over anymore.
		It's a new era.
unidentified		True.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Good point.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Natsuk Grecoid sent $3.
		Keith is a socialist and a collectivist, I agree for obvious reasons but I was wondering do you more or less agree with Keith?
		Love you big guy.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		No, Keith Woods is a big government socialist and America will never be a socialist nation, okay?
		Keith Woods is a big government liberal who believes in the science and the mainstream media You know and he believes in Fauci and bro is an NPC so No, I'm a fucking awesome patriot and I'm taking my tumeric, you know?
		I'm taking my tumeric, I'm taking my iodine, I'm reading Late Great Planet Earth, and, uh, you know, we just really have no place for that kind of European thinking, alright?
		If he were here, he'd be a Democrat.
		So, he can't immigrate here, because he would vote Democrat!
		Now, kidding, of course!
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		sent $3.
		Pray for the people of Gaza.
		I can't imagine what it's like to live there right now.
		Will be mass circumcisions?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, they're going to be circumcising their heads off their necks.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Farid Lukovic sent $20.
		Arabs also hate Christians.
		This whole they respect Jesus thing is bullshit.
		Muslims have always hated and mistreated the Christian minorities in the Middle East.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, well, we can't fight two wars at one time, okay?
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Brazilian Growiper sent $3.
		The day Musk did the space with the Jews you said you started to understand the song Oliver Anthony.
		Did you hate it again?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I kind of hate it again now.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I kind of liked it for like one day.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Brazilian gro- That's a duplicate.
		Farid Lukovic sent $20.
		And we will force white women to have 10 kids each.
		They can cry and complain, but it's happening.
		Handmaid's Tale is painted as a horror story, but it's literally the perfect future.
unidentified		Beast!
		That's Beast!
		Or that would be best!
		Rookie's a bitch!
		You have kids!
		You want to be like the Handmaid's Tale, but that good!
		Got that bait?
		Yeah.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I don't know what that is.
		Oh, I get it.
		Dave Uslam sent $3.
		Thoughts on the Vizard pack? - I don't know what that is. - Farid Lukovic sent $20.
		Keith Woods is cool but have you heard of Stephen Forrest's?
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		- Oh, I get it.
unidentified		Keith Woods, Stephen Forrest. - Nice.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Don't sweat the Taco Bell joke Nick.
		Everyone makes jokes that don't land sometimes, including Super Chatters.
		You're just like us.
unidentified		No, we're nothing alike.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I'm nothing like you.
unidentified		I'm nothing like you.
unidentified		How dare you.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		Everest Galois sent $3.
streamlabs matthew tts ▲ ● ▼		I don't know if you allow links but this was funny.
unidentified		Oh, I don't and I'm not looking at that.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay, milk tea, groyper, super chatted on cozy, and that's her last one.
		Okay, that's her last super chat.
		That's gonna do it for me.
		I'm tired, dude.
		I need candy.
		I need sugar.
		I'm low.
		I am a self-diagnosed hypoglycemic.
		I need candy.
unidentified		I need a... I'm not me when I'm hungry.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		I need a Snickers.
unidentified		I need a Tootsie Roll.
nick fuentes ▲ ● ▼		Okay, well that's our last Super Chat.
		That's gonna do it for me.
		As always, remember to follow me here on Cozy.tv slash Nick to get a push notification whenever I go live.
		Follow me on Rumble.
		Rumble.com slash NickJFuentes and follow me on Telegram.
		I'm on the air Monday through Friday around like 10 o'clock central every night.
		As always, big special thank you to our Super Chatters including A.T.
		Drummond.
		Massive thank you to him.
		O7's in the chat.
		Thanks to John Dave Irving and Farid Lukovic.
		Thanks to all our Super Chatters.
		Everybody that watches the show, I love you.
		I'll see you tomorrow.
		Until then, have a great rest of your evening.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼		Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
unidentified		It's going to be only America first.
		America first.
		The American people will come first once again.
		With respect, the respect that we deserve.
		From this day...
		From this day forward, it's going to be only America first.

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