Episode 115. Trump de Drumpf, Anti-Semitism, USAID and DOGE-Shite, and So Much More!
CONTACT US: Email: paranaughtica@gmail.com Twitter: @paranaughtica Facebook: The Paranaughtica PodcastContact Cricket: Website: www.theindividuale.com Twitter: @Individualethe Hello, Sirs......ma’ams,Welcome to the show. Today is a heavy episode in which we dive into a vast array of topics ranging from the Trump and Netanyahu meet-ups and conference and a whole lot of things Trump has said to anti-Semitism and the International Criminal Court, to......Sheldon Adelson. We’ll also get into the hot-topic of USAID and where a lot of that stolen money goes such as Chemonics International and the Beltway Bandits.Snap. We’ll also get into Trumps 2017 Conversion and where the Trump name originated from. After that, we’ll get into his fathers connections with the Talmud, and we’ll also get into the Talmud!!!!You certainly DON’T want to miss that part! The Talmud is wild. But after that, we’ll get into Marina Abramovic’s connection in all of this and where the Trump team came up with his “Make America Great Again” slogan, otherwise known as MAGA. Not good.We even talk about Sam Altman...and his sister, Anne Altman who has a lawsuit against him. He’s part of the $500 Billion dollar “AI cancer-curing” hopium that Trump and his boys are pushing on everyone. The other person in that group of concern is Larry Ellison who got the ball rolling for his company called Oracle, which is a CIA project through and through. They were in fact his “first customers”... Song at Outro“Come, Lets Stare At the World Together” - ParanaughticLink to song: https://on.soundcloud.com/v8GMv99yE7JNEY6C7 ***If you’d like to help out with a donation and you’re currently listening on Spotify, you can simply scroll down on my page and you’ll see a button to help us out with either a one-time donation or you can set up a monthly recurring donation. Or you can click this KOFI link and donate that way. It's simple and easy!ko-fi.com/paranaughticapodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
It's action-packed, full of facts, back-to-back, tapping sacks.
All right, everyone, we have a stupendous show for you all today.
It's a real eye-opener, a real hole-clencher, a real taint tickler, if you ask me.
Yep. I mean, Doge dug up a whole bunch of shit, which seems appropriate, giving the dog symbolism.
Hell yeah, dude.
Doge shit.
And today is February 9th, 2025.
It's Super Bowl Sunday.
We're going to be going on a deep dive on today's episode.
So there's a lot to go through.
And seeing that it's Super Bowl Sunday, we decided, hey, you know what?
Let's give the fans exactly what they crave on this culty day.
Three hours of mind-melting information that has nothing to do with foosball and all that devil's work.
Hey, I heard Kendrick Lamar was going to like...
Wear a crown of thorns or something like Jesus at the Super Bowl.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit.
Well, you know, symbolism reference-wise, that's the only interesting thing I've seen so far.
There might be more once they actually play said, you know, thing later.
But we could look into that after it's done dead.
Yeah, there's a lot about this Super Bowl 59 going on with Trump being there and all this other stuff.
I mean, honestly, I always partied on the Super Bowl Sunday normally.
I just didn't.
I don't have anyone to go to this year, really.
But I don't actually care about the football, though.
The party's great.
Yeah, beating other people and just getting crazy stupid.
Yeah. I mean, every Super Bowl is a satanic undertone to it.
Every time nowadays.
It used to be wholesome.
I remember growing up, there was nothing satanic about it.
Do you remember shit satanic about the Super Bowl when we were kids?
No, if there was, it was so subtle you wouldn't have noticed it.
Right, I'm sure there's really subtle symbolism, but nothing like today.
Now it's just like in your face.
Lucifer, Satan, you know?
Yep. I don't know.
Whatever, dude.
Whatever. Whatever.
Actually, you know what?
It's probably a good time to just go through this right now because we're talking about the Super Bowl.
I just wanted to breeze through this.
This comes from Sir Escanor on Twitter.
Just about Super Bowl and shit because...
Trump's last Super Bowl appearance was in 1992, which is 33 years ago.
And then the movie The Sum of All Fears, which is a movie about a CIA analyst that learns about a terrorist group's plans to plant a nuclear bomb in a football game.
It's actually a pretty damn good movie.
But it ends with Ness and Dorma playing while all the bad guys are taken out.
And Trump loves that song, Ness and Dorma.
And, you know, he's blasted at rallies and events for years.
But then, like, look at the numbers.
2, 9, 2025.
2 plus 9, 11. 2 plus 2 plus 5, 9. 9, 11. And then what Trump's presidential numbers are, his first term was 45th president, 4 plus 9, 11. Then he's the 47th president, 4 plus 7. I mean, sorry, 45th president, 4 plus 5 is 9. 47th president,
4 plus 7 equals 11. Right?
What the fuck?
The election was called on November 6th, 6-11, which flipped as another 9-11 if you want to get that crazy with it.
And then Masonic symbolism.
The Masonic square and compass has two angles, 47 degrees and 90 degrees.
Again, 4 plus 7, 11. 9 plus 0, 9. There's another 9, 11. September 3rd, 3 BC is supposedly the birth date of Jesus Christ.
So, you know, all of this aligning.
It's kind of Masonic.
It's nonsense.
I mean, is this like...
Is this, like, all divine?
Or is there, like, a bunch of dudes in aprons, like, planning this out?
Yeah, it doesn't seem too miraculous, really.
And then, like, the sum of these angles, 9 and 11, gives you 20, which reduces to 2. In Roman numerals, 2 equals, you know, 1-1.
And then 20 is XX, forming IXXI, which rearranged gives you a good old Star of David symbol.
If you want to get crazy tinfoil hattie.
And, uh...
I don't know, man.
Technology will drive you mad.
Yeah. There's a lot of weird stuff about it.
There's also Super Bowl 59. Today's Super Bowl is 47 years and 45 weeks after Black Sunday was released in 1977.
Now that movie is nuts.
Because that is about a terrorist attack at the Super Bowl.
And yeah.
Yeah. But 47, 45. That's a lot of that.
Matching numbers.
Yeah, it's just nuts.
Really weird.
Really weird.
But before we jump into this, today's episode backwards in our Velcro pastel unitards while blindfolded.
Cricket, do you have anything to mention before we piss a lot of people off?
Especially the hardcore Trumpies.
Um, no.
Pissing people off is usually what I would do if I added anything.
Well, I mean, we're going to piss a lot of people off with this episode, I'm sure, because, yeah, we just are.
And it's not our fault.
It's like, I don't know.
These are the facts.
We're going to be laying out the facts here.
And they're going to piss a lot of people off, because a lot of people don't seem to care about facts.
They live in their own little world, and they don't want the facts to mess with their perfect little world.
You know what I mean?
Well, it's a lot easier if you just don't think about it.
Except it actually isn't over time.
It kind of sucks butt over time.
You get fucked over in the end.
You know?
Ultimately, not paying attention at all is actually bad.
Very bad.
Very bad.
Because before you know it, literally before you know it, you're in a goddamn concentration camp or a FEMA camp, we'll call them these days.
Like, before you know it, you're like, why didn't I put my foot down before?
You know?
How did I get here?
You know what I mean?
It's always too late.
Yeah, because there's probably a point to complain long before then.
Yeah, exactly.
Like, consistently, every day.
Um, alright, well I got this tiny bit of news here that I thought our listeners would like to hear, because...
Is it that the government is corrupt?
Because I was shocked to learn that in these past two weeks.
Did you know a lot of people didn't know that?
A lot of people are like, wow, the government's corrupt, yeah.
Yeah, we've been telling you this for decades.
I thought it was great because all the people getting paid are now coming out to say, nah, this is nothing.
It's just kind of annoying because any criticism of this isn't going far enough and he should be auditing his own stuff on top of it with an impartial body gets ignored because it just gets lumped in with all the idiots who are like,
oh, there's no corruption.
You're just taking food from starving kids' mouths.
Yeah, and someone made a comment like, well, so apparently Elon Musk has all of our sensitive information.
Not an elected official.
But then he's also auditing the U.S. government.
But who's auditing his contracts with the U.S. government?
Yeah, see, that's the criticism that needs to be had.
And it gets buried with the whole, oh no, we're actually perfect and you're doing nothing but starving orphans when you do this.
And I'm just like, uh, it's painful.
And it almost seems designed to inoculate you against any challenge to it.
Yeah, 100%.
Because one side's placating you the whole time, and it's stuff you want to hear, so you're like, yeah, give it to me, shove it down my throat.
You just accept it, blindly.
But then the other side is like, look, dude, this shit's really fucked up, and you're not doing anything about it.
Yeah, well, you know, like...
I don't like the waste and corruption in general, so I'm okay with calling all of it out.
It seems a significant number of people either have a mental or financial stake in this.
And honestly, it seems more of them have a mental stake.
That's the thing.
You look at all this stuff and you'll see a few of them where it's like, you know, bottled legs, astroturfing.
Okay, that guy might be on a take of some kind.
But then there's so many more where it's just like, you just got boosted because you just believe this.
And you believe it so hard that you're getting essentially back-end boosted and it doesn't really occur to you even that you're serving as a sort of asset.
Yeah, I mean, that's what the CIA does.
Well, at some point it got to be kind of like toxic to actually make deals directly with them.
So it's more along the lines of if you think the right things already and don't stray, you'll get the boosting.
And it won't necessarily be like somebody sends you a letter or something telling you that you screwed up.
It's just suddenly your content gets de-boosted to hell and you realize real quick what you aren't allowed to talk about.
We see it a lot.
Man, we see it a lot.
And so that's the thing, is people always mock the whole, like, oh yeah, there's agents looking at people.
And I'm like, there has to be.
A lot of people just self-centered because they need that spread.
I know, dude.
Oh, it's so funny.
Anyway, listen, we've got to move on with this shit.
So, I've got this tiny bit of news here that I thought our listeners would like to hear.
And it comes from abc27.com.
And we have to give a special thanks to one of our listeners for getting this to us.
Gothic Sunshine, thank you.
Give her a round of applause.
Everybody, give her a round of applause.
Thank you.
You know exactly how to perk our ears and make our day that much better.
So, this comes from Adams County, Pennsylvania.
More than 200 animal abuse charges were filed against two people on Tuesday in the horrific Adams County school bus case.
Where multiple animals were sexually abused, officials say.
Sean Hirschbein, 51, and Deanna Huff, 64, both of Georgia, were both charged following the six-month investigation by Eastern Adams Regional Police.
There were 30 birds, including ducks, chickens, and turkeys, three German shepherds, one Australian shepherd, a bull, and a pony.
Found living in what police described as uninhabitable and horrifying conditions on this school bus.
A bowling pony, dude.
You'd think you'd take a little better care of animals that you're going to go inside of.
I can understand that these people are callous, but have they no sense of hygiene?
Seriously, you want to...
If this has a value to you, you want to keep it as long as you possibly can, so treat it nicely.
Otherwise, things break.
Unheard of.
This case is insane.
But yeah, it's just like, so yeah, these people were just completely bonkers.
Completely bonkers.
The bus was found by police just after 8.30pm after it broke down at the intersection of Red Hill Road and Hanover Street.
Hirschbein and his girlfriend Huff were trying to move the bus off the roadway.
That's when the police found Hirschbein and figured out that he was wanted out of West Virginia for alleged distributing bestiality and took him into custody.
So this guy's got a history of bestiality.
There was a phone number on the bus that when Googled by police, it took him on two different porn websites that were allegedly assassinated.
All right.
Some of the animals were used for bestiality purposes, where Hirschbein would allegedly let people watch him have sex with them for money.
How do you even, like, get to that point?
How do you get to the point?
Like, you have to go tell people, like, hey, I fuck animals.
Will you pay to watch me fuck them?
Like, how do you get to that point?
I guess his website's here.
It's so nasty.
This is disgusting.
Well, I mean, the real question isn't just how do you get to that point, but how do you get to that point where people have paid for it and you get caught after you've done it a few times?
Seriously. Like, that's the thing.
It isn't just gross that these people set this up.
It's gross that it had a customer base that was apparently healthy.
And by healthy, I mean massively sick in the head.
You know, it's like in the yard or something and it's just like a bunch of those Walmart chairs.
Like how many of these people watch at a time?
Is this like a real bull and pony show?
Holy shit, bro.
So is watching like that CG movie Barnyard, would that be like a nudie movie to them basically?
I'm like, what the hell, man?
I would say that would count as like pornography for these guys.
So some of those animals, unfortunately, had to be put down because of the abuse and neglect.
The criminal complaint says three dogs, a duck, a chicken, and a pony died while the pony and bull were sexually traumatized.
Holy shit, it says that.
No DNA was found from swabs done on the animals.
However, some did show signs of being sexually traumatized.
According to the complaint, the bull and pony did not move or tried to get away when being swabbed, which was found to be unusual.
Yep. Those things are well past trying to get away any kind of mistreatment, so essentially getting swabbed, it's like there's nowhere to run away normally.
Right. Poor things.
Poor things, man.
Yeah, they weren't being fed either.
When Huff was questioned twice by police, they say she changed her story about the duo wanting to start a petting zoo for kids on the bus.
When it was brought up about her and Hirschbein being charged in New York, she denied the allegations that Hirschbein was having sex with animals and said that the charges were dismissed, but police saw Hirschbein's was not.
Hirschbein faces a total of 123 charges.
While Huff faces a total of 129 charges that include aggravated cruelty to animals, criminal conspiracy, and two firearms charges.
Misdemeanor charges including criminal trespassing, or criminal conspiracy, cruelty to animals, neglect of animals, and vet care.
Oh, these guys are, wow, just horrible people, man.
Horrible people.
Hirschbein is currently incarcerated in West Virginia.
Authorities... We're or are looking for Huff.
What was the theme of the petting zoo supposed to be?
Concentration camp?
Oh, dude, yeah.
I mean, it's a regular yellow school bus, and they have a trailer they pull behind it with just a bunch of shit-stained stuff.
A bunch of animal crap.
That's so nasty.
Yikes. I don't know.
What would some names be for their company?
Ride a pony?
Ride a bull?
Ride or die?
Ride or die.
Huff and Hirschbein's chicken bus.
I have all these animals on that one bus.
30 birds.
3 German shepherds.
A full-grown bull.
And a pony.
That's gross.
Thanks, Gothic Sunshine.
Thank you.
You made our day.
I mean, I guess we'll see how it plays out.
I don't know where to go from here.
Yeah, I'm like, that's so unpleasant.
Especially because, you know, they could beat the charges on some BS technicality still.
Yeah. I mean, you're forced to say alleged at this point still, so, you know.
But, you know, it's like, there's at least some parts that are just provable, like lying about something being dismissed when it wasn't.
Like, that's already in the article, right?
Yeah. So, not looking good.
Not looking good for Huff and Hirschbein.
Just goes to show you that sometimes if you don't have funding, you have to go seek it out from terrible people.
That is like a life of animal fucking, to be that into it, right?
That you actually try to, like, fund your lifestyle with it.
Right, like, you're an animal fucker, and so everything else is secondary to that.
Yeah, I can't imagine there were a lot of secondary hobbies.
There's too much time just spending with these animals.
Yeah. I wonder how much she was getting paid for that shit and how many customers...
What was this customer base like?
Yeah, it's a real good question.
How big was the lineup of this heavy petting zoo?
West Virginia.
I wish the best for the surviving animals.
Yeah, and I am so sorry to the rest of them.
Prayers are sent out to their family members.
Probably won't get a turkey this year.
Probably, that's my good deed of the year, is not buying a turkey for Thanksgiving.
Oh, man.
Alright. Okay.
Cricket. Cricket.
Cricket, man.
Cricket. Cricket, cricket.
Now, don't get me wrong here, cricket.
Don't get me wrong.
Yes? Trump?
Because I know you're a huge Trump fan.
Trump Trump is doing a lot of really good things like getting rid of the DEI bullshit and trying to get rid of illegal immigrants that his constituents on the other side obviously orchestrated, you know, and he's also banning transgenders from the military, bringing it back to men, and withdrawing from the WHO.
I mean, these are good things, right?
I mean, he also wants to dismantle the Department of Rockefeller Education, which could be good, but I'm unsure of the specifics.
I did find this interesting, though.
Now, according to data from 2021, the national average cost per student is around $11,000 with a range of $650 to about $1,500 for various factors like transportation, school lunches, extracurricular activities, and all that shit.
And the cost to keep one prisoner in prison per year ranges from around $23,000 to over $307,000 per prisoner, depending on the state.
Now, I thought that was pretty interesting, the numbers there.
I mean, considering why the United States imprisons more of its own citizens than any other country, with China coming in second.
Yeah, but, you know, we got an industry we need to support, right?
Yeah. Gotta get those Benjamins.
I mean, 307,000?
307,000 per prisoner.
I mean, those have to be, like, Leavenworth.
You could book them the year at the freaking Hilton and pocket the rest and be loaded.
Oh yeah, that's probably like...
Higher regard out front.
I wonder if they're counting in people that go to those prisons where Martha Stewart and those types of people go.
The celebrity prisons.
The club feds where it's pretty much like...
Where it's like, here's your bottle of freaking pre-chilled Avion.
No shit, huh?
You can't just drink Waggler water from some kind of fountain.
Yeah, the toilets are all really nice.
You get a nice bathroom.
Yeah, they stay at the Hilton.
It's like, what was that Darkwing Duck episode with the Minimum Security Prison?
And they're all just playing golf out there.
Thank you for not escaping.
Please enjoy your time here.
Have a good time.
All right, well, you know, I was talking about Benjamin, so let's get into this first.
Let's begin with the latest conference that Trump had with Israel's sly minister, Benji Netanyahu.
Whose actual birth name is Benjamin Milikowski, if you didn't know that.
And he is, in fact, a Polish Jew.
But that's nothing.
Let's move on.
So recently, on February 4th, Trump had America's master, or, I mean, you know, Benjamin Milikowski, Israel's prime minister over at the White House.
They had meetings and they had a conference where Trump talked about putting U.S. military boots on the ground in Gaza to take it over.
As Netanyahu stood by in front of a United States podium reserved for United States leaders.
Trump said a lot of things that the majority of Trumpies don't even bat an eye out, which is very alarming.
Let's just look at some of these things he said.
He called his plan for Gaza the Riviera of the Middle East.
He said he intends for U.S. occupation in Gaza and stated, everybody I've spoken to loves the idea of the U.S. owning Gaza, developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be magnificent.
And I wish I could do his voice, but I cannot do it.
I've tried.
I can't do it.
I ain't even going to try it.
And it's crazy because Trump has built this certain political persona around an America-first attitude that actually promotes isolationism, and he is proud of the fact that the U.S. is currently not engaged in any foreign military conflicts.
Except, I mean...
The bombs that Israel has and is still using to decimate Gaza were and are American-made bombs and the vast majority of weapons used in Ukraine were shipped to cocaine-addled Ukrainian Jew and comedian President Vladimir Zelensky, who in the past would put on comedy shows where he would regularly use his penis to play the piano and people love him for it.
Well, those weapons and bombs are also American-made.
So how can someone say that providing the very bombs and weapons to kill people in other countries in their wars does not constitute being involved in any of those wars?
I mean, that shit astounds me, personally.
I don't understand that.
How well does this junk play piano, is all I want to know.
It's flat.
It's flat.
I was hoping at least that would have some talent.
Like, I thought maybe they watched their recording and were just like, that is amazing.
Oh my god.
We have to make him the leader of Ukraine now.
Oh man, it gets crazy, dude.
Because here's something really ironic for those who might still be unaware.
From 2015 until 2019, just before he was put into the position of the president of Ukraine, Zelensky acted in a TV series called Servant of the People, in which he played nothing other than the Ukrainian president.
It was immensely popular in that region, and in March of 2018, a political party bearing the same name as the television show, Servant of the People, was created.
I'd say it's all very convenient, but the real convenient part is how right after he does Servant of the People and they create Servant of the People, that somehow spirals into him.
Becoming the servant of the people.
It's almost like they use the show to generate the reality of his presidency slash dictatorship because realistically it ceased to be a presidency when he canceled elections.
That's true, dude.
Yeah, everyone forgot that.
He canceled elections.
The timing is just so weird, right?
2018, they're ramping him up.
The world is a stage.
It's all fucking scripted.
Well, I mean, he was an actor playing the president who is, especially in somewhere like Ukraine, definitely an actor.
There might be some places where somebody might be able to pull some of their own will, possibly, but it ain't there.
No. Definitely not there.
Definitely not there.
You get that job, you know exactly what's expected of you, and it sure ain't.
Autonomy. Yeah, and so the fact that Trump wants to send the U.S. military into Gaza to literally take control of the area, and in his words, own it, that's very telling.
You know?
I mean, he said he wants the U.S. to take long-term ownership of Gaza and redevelop it after Palestinians are resettled elsewhere.
Trump stated that they can relocate to a beautiful area with homes and safety, and they can live out their lives in peace and harmony.
I mean, if you really listen to and read into what he's saying, he's essentially saying, we could just do a second Balfour Declaration.
I'm like, are we just going to be like, here you go.
We're just going to annex part of China, like some other country or something.
Yeah, and give it to them.
I just feel like, here you go.
Palestine is here now.
Right in the middle of China.
Right in the middle of it.
It's like, oh, that's a nice location.
I think that's on a mountain or something.
And so asked if that might involve American military forces, Trump replied, as far as Gaza is concerned, we'll do what is necessary.
If it's necessary, we'll do that.
He likes to repeat himself.
He also says, the U.S. will take over Gaza Strip and we will do a job with it.
We'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site.
Level the site.
And get rid of it.
Get rid of the destroyed buildings.
Level it out.
That's almost like when Larry Silverstein, on 9-11, he said, Just pull it.
Just pull it.
Yeah, he's already got, like, 90% of the demolition performed for him, you know.
They kind of shelled it down to pretty much smithereens.
I mean, you look at most of the pictures, it's not a whole lot of standing structures as is.
No, it's just a massive field of rubble.
I mean, they have realistically pretty well thoroughly destroyed the entire area at this point.
While we all sat around quibbling about, oh, the humanity.
Yeah, oh, the humanity.
It's just a field of rubble.
Already done, man.
So yeah, Trump said that he envisions the world's people living in a redeveloped Gaza that he said could look like the Riviera of the Middle East.
Did he mean the chosen people?
God's chosen people?
Is he saying that he envisions the Jews living there?
The world's people?
Is that what he's saying?
Is he going to move the U.S. there?
I don't know.
That's like if you're to take a statement literally that he makes right afterwards.
Right? Yeah.
He says, we're going to take over that place and we're going to develop it, creating thousands and thousands of jobs.
I mean, it's just so ridiculous.
I mean, Trumpies hear him say that.
They hear him say thousands and thousands of jobs and they fucking lose their minds and cheer like they're at a UFC main event.
And speaking of the UFC, actually.
So Cricket, who owns the UFC?
Uh... Is that Dana White?
Or is he just who runs it?
He runs it.
He doesn't own it.
Well, he might have partial ownership, but he doesn't own it.
It's actually owned by Ari Emanuel through Endeavor Group Holdings Incorporated.
And so check this out, because this is all just really crazy.
Oh, so he's the CEO, but it's run by a holding company.
Yeah, basically.
Basically. The company is owned by Ari Emanuel, though.
So Ari is the son of Benjamin Emanuel, who helped bomb and terrorize Israel through the terrorist organization Ergun.
He is also the brother of Rahm Emanuel, who was Obama's chief of staff, who acted as Obama's fixer when shit went bad, like when Obama's chef, Tamari Campbell, was found dead near one of Obama's homes on Martha's Vineyard after allegedly drowning in a pool about 8 feet deep.
And a quick note on that, officially they say he couldn't swim.
But there is video proof of Tamari Campbell swimming in a swimming pool, and it clearly shows that he was actually a pretty damn good swimmer, maybe even better than Michael Phelps.
Who knows?
So it's kind of a weird connection.
It seems a little exaggerated, possibly.
And Ari is also the brother of Ezekiel Emanuel, who was on little Joey Biden's COVID-19 advisory board.
Possibly capable of outrunning a dolphin.
I just see him jumping out of the water.
Goes back in.
All jokes aside, Tamari Campbell, rest in peace, brother.
And he is also, Ari, is also the friend and former Hollywood agent of Donald Trump, as well as a very close friend of Shilon Musk, and is ultimately the employer of Joe Rogan as a UFC commentator.
So, aren't those dots pretty crazy?
Form like a straight line.
So, straight on, all the way through.
Well, there you go.
Now everybody works for him.
Getting back on track here, though, Trump's suggestion that the U.S. could occupy Gaza with the possible support of U.S. troops follows his threat to take the Panama Canal by military force, and his repeated insistence that the U.S. can somehow gain control of Greenland from Denmark,
and that the Canadians would like to become a 51st state.
Sure seems like some New World Order domination to me.
What about you, Cricket?
Yeah, I don't really like the thought of adding Canada in the first place.
They don't either.
It's all made-up shit.
So, I mean, the whole, like, oh, they want it, and I'm just like, wait, do we?
Like, why does it matter if Canada wants it?
Like, do we want it in the first freaking place?
Like, when are we going to be consulted on this idea?
Yeah, don't we have a choice as American citizens?
It's so ridiculous.
Plus, you know, adding another state is a whole different deal than us requiring another territory.
You know, that's quite a significant shift in power.
I mean, yeah.
Canada is massive.
How many territories does that have?
Like five or six territories?
Yeah. And relatively unpopulated in most of it.
Massively unpopulated.
Like, everything is contained.
Well, all of it's in the not-frozen parts further south.
Very close to the border.
Like, all of them.
Very close to the border.
Unsurprisingly, the closer you go to the Arctic Circle, the less major cities you see up there.
Yeah. They're all underground up there.
They're lizard people.
That's where they live.
I can't imagine.
I can't imagine.
Going to a place where negative 10 is like a bomb.
It's like, yeah, it's fall.
It's spring.
It's like any time but summer, you basically just expect to freeze constantly.
Yeah, I don't like that.
And then in the summer, it warms up to frigid.
I don't like it.
I don't like it one bit.
I don't like it one bit.
So earlier in the Oval Office...
When he also raised the idea of U.S. occupation in Gaza, a reporter asked if the relocated Palestinians would have the right to return.
His response was, this is just ridiculous, why would they want to return?
What the fuck?
Cricket, why would the Palestinians want to return to the place they've lived their entire lives?
It's almost like, you know, an awful lot of what they petitioned for over the years was for the, quote, right to return or something.
Ever since they were expelled in the first place.
Right. Exactly, dude.
Back in 1948.
Yeah. Trump also argued that his plan to take over Gaza would benefit the Middle East as a whole and not just Israel.
He said, I have to stress this is not for Israel.
This is for everybody in the Middle East.
Arabs, Muslims, this is for everybody.
Well, I mean...
It doesn't really seem like it.
When he says everybody, he means everybody, parentheses, in the club.
In the club, yeah.
Yeah. Check this out.
Hamas, the Palestinian group that basically controls Gaza, quickly condemned the proposal as a, quote, recipe for creating chaos and tension in the region, end quote.
Yeah, I would say so.
And he also said that they, he and Benji, basically hand-in-hand defeated ISIS.
The terror organization created by the U.S. State Department with Hillary Clinton and Obama at the head, using USAID funding the whole thing.
And then there is Trump's press secretary, Caroline Levitt, leave it, Levitt, whatever, who said, if you're not for the U.S. takeover of Gaza...
You're evil.
Well, that's a pretty messed up inversion there.
If you're not for a massive military intervention that could get, you know, potentially thousands to millions of people killed, that's your evil of you.
Pretty evil of you.
That is who you guys are dealing with here.
This president of yours is not this savior hero type.
I don't know, man.
People think he's like Jesus incarnate.
And a lot of people think he's the Antichrist, too.
Well, you know, they're seeing the rooting out of corruption because there's so very much.
Like somebody even pointed out, you know, the USAID.
That's all the stuff that we do that's actually on paper.
Someone else pointed out, what was it, SSFA?
What's it, 65S or something?
Some obscure bill that was...
It just pretty much turned Black Book from something that involved specific military secrets into just...
We don't want you to know this.
In a very short order.
Initially, it was used just like everything else.
It got passed and the intention of it got perverted over time because they got the interpretations they needed.
If you're not for a US military takeover of Gaza, of a foreign country, ladies and gentlemen, you're evil.
Your president and his cabinet think you're evil if you don't back up genocidal Yeah.
This is insane.
This is the time we live in right now.
This is insane.
Well, the trick is you're in a time where a lot of the people who are astroturfed and boosting stupid crap online are getting defunded.
But then simultaneously, there's lots more swooping waiting in the wings because, again, black budget.
There's the undeclared money, so it's not like that was the only money that was available to speak for this jump.
So you've got to ask yourself, are they actually rooting this stuff out, or are they just essentially hanging out a certain amount of it so they can say, hey, look, we fixed things, and then just skimming the top.
That's exactly what they're doing.
They're making it look like they're doing some really good shit.
They're placating everybody by doing some of this Common sense shit.
Common sense shit.
You know, they're doing it now.
And so that's like placating everyone.
But behind the curtain, they're doing something way more nefarious that we don't know about.
Or, you know, some of us have an idea of what's happening.
Here's the really annoying thing.
With USAID shut down and all this stuff coming out, you get to find out that not only were the news outlets that were pushing the bogus BS.
Put all cutouts of this program.
And that's just, again, that's not counting the black budget.
It obviously would go to this too.
But then also, the quote, random posters through that ASED, the Advanced Social Engineering and Defense Program, could have also been USAID and other black budget program cutouts.
So literally, you're getting lectured about this stupid crap that you know isn't true and you can demonstrate is untrue elsewhere.
And simultaneously, you have all these people astroturfing it on social media and fora and whatnot through this program.
So you just...
You're just getting fed the BS on one end and the other.
So you're not only getting fed it, then you're also getting peer pressured into believing it.
So a lot of weak-minded people just fell into line.
And you can see them, too, because of the exact same ones that are now like, oh, I never believed in that.
The ones that flip.
Yeah. 100%, man.
That's a good point.
Now that it's safe.
Yeah. Oh, it's safe.
Yeah. That was a great point you made there.
Yeah. Really good fucking point.
And so in response to Trump's statements about this takeover, Russia, China, Germany, and Saudi Arabia outright condemned it wholeheartedly.
I think Saudi Arabia is kind of like, uh, turning the tables on this one.
I think they're kind of going to be for it if, yeah.
When push comes to shove here, they'd be the easiest to sway.
Exactly. And so experts and critics alike are also stating that if he follows through with this, which he will, his actions will very likely violate international law.
But you know what, Cricket?
Benji Milikowski calls Trump's plans to literally level Gaza and rebuild it with the Trump Tower and multiple golf courses, quote-unquote, remarkable.
Remarkable. Who would have thought?
Who would have thought that he would be behind this?
Well, you know, if you get exonerated in a special way compared to everyone else, I guess it is remarkable how you could just say all this stuff.
And that's just okay.
Yeah, and it goes further, man.
So Trump's Jewish son-in-law and former aide, Jared Kushner, described Gaza as, quote, valuable waterfront property, end quote.
So you can imagine the drool that is frothing from the mouths of these maniacs as they wring their bony fucking hands together, dude.
My God.
And others described his plans as impossible.
And human rights advocates say that it would amount to ethnic cleansing, which is exactly what Benji Milikowski has been doing over there for years with American taxpayers' dollars and American-made weapons.
So now, it's almost like Trump just wants to do a warp speed 2.0 with this one, right?
Well, this is...
What's the other one?
Shock and awe!
Shock and awe.
This is shock and awe in real estate form, essentially.
Because he knows it's not actually going to have to be a military campaign because at this point they really don't have the ability to mount a defense.
They're just going to essentially...
Be forced to deal with whatever is dictated here.
I agree with that, and I think that everything he's saying is just kind of making this an issue when it isn't an issue at all, because obviously Netanyahu is right on board with this, and everybody who has a lot of money in this, they're like, hell yeah, cool, but let's make it a thing.
Let's make it seem like it's more than it is to get the people, the little fucking plebs and plebians out there to just go up in arms about it, you know?
Yep, pretty much.
It's like distraction.
I mean, it's a bunch of bombast because realistically, all this stuff getting rebuilt is not going to benefit any of the people getting displaced.
And they'll be darn lucky if they aren't just stuck in some kind of internment wherever they end up.
Let's be realistic about it.
Are they actually going to be given a place to resettle?
Huh, maybe.
Is that actually going to happen?
I mean, are they going to give them the same deal?
Like a Balfour Decoration 2, but 2.0, like I was joking about earlier, which it almost sounded like.
Or essentially, them going through with this would upset almost everybody.
Of course.
Most people.
Even the hardcore Zionists would not like it simply because the U.S. would get a huge chunk and stake in the process.
The anti-Zionists obviously wouldn't like it because this is losing and essentially having to give up the whole reason you were sitting there and being stubborn in the first place.
Who even likes this?
Just psychopaths.
Psychopaths like this.
And so I just had this thought when you're saying that these Palestinians have to be replaced.
So remember, it was kind of a big article all over the papers some time ago, but like the big giant prison Saudi Arabia's building?
Or is it Egypt that's building it in the desert?
And it's just like this big wall, really high, and they're going to make it like a fucking 15-minute city slash prison type of thing?
Maybe all of this has connections.
I mean, it would make sense.
Is that where the Palestinians would be placed?
We could get our first 15-minute ghetto.
Who knows?
Who knows, dude?
It'd be so advanced and yet simultaneously so primitive.
Ugh. And backwards.
As in, like, you know, as in, like, you know, your every move would be tracked, but you don't have running water half the time.
Exactly. Yeah.
Horrible. But, you know, all this nasty shit's happening.
It's like, but remember, you know, Trump told reporters that everybody loves it.
Okay? And let's be honest here.
The only people that love it, like I said, are the people who are already rich and powerful.
Like, they have a stake in the total annihilation and redevelopment of Gaza.
These are the people who like it.
These motherfuckers.
And these people who blindly support Trump and who will never call him out for his fucking bullshit or his policies.
It's like, no matter what he says, people will just be bowing to him and licking his feet.
Well, I mean, if it actually did work out and peace was achieved and everybody ended up all kumbayash about it, it would actually almost be more creepy to me.
Because that would be like the one on the right horse rider riding stuff.
I don't know if that would necessarily be a better sign, honestly.
I don't know.
But I don't realistically see it playing out like that.
No. But furthermore, Jordan's King Abdullah, who is going to be meeting Trump at the White House this week, said he rejects any attempts to annex land and displace Palestinians.
So this guy is against it.
Jordan's King.
He's like, no, I don't think that's a good idea.
And in Gaza, the Palestinians living among the wreckage of their former homes said they would never accept the idea, echoing what Hamas has stated, and that it would create total chaos.
I heard it,
uh... I wonder if this is true, that CNN translated that to, instead of from we are going nowhere to why would we go back?
Oh, they would, dude.
Fuck CNN.
So, you know, why would we go back?
We're not some assets.
Fuck CNN.
I want to say, you know, you want to say unreal, unbelievable, but no, it's totally believable.
It's totally real.
CNN is CIA.
I wonder.
Yeah. I wonder if they just cut out the fart about Trump can go to hell that they said at the beginning and just didn't put that in at all.
I want to see the same statement through CNN's lens.
See, I know people are confused like, why isn't CNN left-wing?
I'm just like, nah, CNN is just intel, guys.
They always have been.
I mean, they have been ever since the 90s when they were like...
Freaking out in front of the green screen, pretending they were under attack.
Exactly, dude.
And I can just picture it.
They just took the footage, right?
CNN took the footage of this guy saying this.
You see his mouth moving, but they just redubbed it.
And they're like, I love Trump.
I love his ideas.
His money is great.
We love his beliefs.
We're not coming back here.
We are his assets.
And obviously, the speakover does not match the guy's mouth at all.
And they're just like, okay, tone that down then.
And they're all like, we've gone to hell.
Trump has ideas.
With his money and his beliefs, we might not go nowhere.
We might not go nowhere.
This could be a valuable asset.
They're just sitting there rewriting it over and over again.
Like, no, that's not what you said.
And he's just like, why don't you let me say it?
I know English.
And they're like, no, no, you said it in your own language.
That'd be the funniest part is if these people just start learning English so they can't be mistranslated anymore.
Memory can't gatekeep them.
And so then they just start yelling in front of them, like, this is what you actually mean!
Yeah, man.
I don't like CNN.
I can't believe they'd fucking...
Why are they relevant?
What's going on with this shit?
Why is CNN relevant?
I don't know.
I don't even know.
I didn't even check out if it was true.
It's just one of those dumb things that you read.
It's just funny that their only reputation now is that.
It's just the only time you ever hear them mentioned is when they're making some bullshit up.
It's like, honestly, at this point, I wouldn't be surprised if they did do it and it was a ploy to stay relevant and get people to mention them like we are.
They're just kind of thinking to themselves.
We came to the realization that, what was that quote from Morning Gloria?
Our audience is two different people and half of them are waiting for the nurse to turn them over.
They're pretty much like we're airport lobbies and hospitals where you can't change the channel.
Terrible shit.
Let's bring up Trump's press secretary, Caroline Levitt.
She was born in 1997, making her 27 years old right now.
And she married a 60-year-old millionaire who works in real estate development in 2023.
Are there any questions on how or why she got her position as press secretary?
Um, yeah.
Why does she answer questions?
I was getting really used to Korean Jean-Pierre just saying, we have already been clear, so let's move on without answering that.
We have already been clear in that we are not going to say anything about everything.
And this is a whole lot of nothing.
And I am essentially the Seinfeld of press secretaries.
It's a press conference about nothing.
Kramer, dude.
Why are we even talking?
That lady.
That fucking lady.
So listen to this.
Her husband, Nicholas Rico, was 32 years old when Caroline was born in 97. And he was 51 years old when she graduated high school at age 18. Now, obviously, that's legal.
No problem with that, right?
But it's still pretty weird, right?
Still pretty weird.
You're 32. She's just born.
51. She's 18. Yeah.
I mean, Trump was 24 when Melania was born.
So, just saying.
I'll bet they did it.
Just saying.
All right.
Let's get into this next topic here.
It's pretty heavy.
U.S. accuses International Criminal Court of illegitimate and baseless actions.
On February 6th, Trump signed an executive order issuing sanctions against the International Criminal Court, the ICC.
And why would he do that to an International Criminal Court who assesses what happens in times of wars and battles between two or more countries?
Oh, well,
I mean, they probably aren't baseless.
No. No, not at all.
The executive order states, The ICC has, without a legitimate basis, asserted jurisdiction over and opened preliminary investigations concerning personnel of the United States and certain of its allies, including Israel, and has further abused its power by issuing baseless arrest warrants targeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Minister of Defense Yao Gallant.
I mean, I've heard all kinds of scandals involving the ICC, but I feel like this is the least scandalous thing they've ever investigated.
100%. This is definitely one of the least baseless.
I mean, the sad thing is, though, is that they probably are correct in that they're not going to end up getting jurisdiction because we're just going to bully them.
Yep. Nothing's going to happen.
So in the end, they will have their actions deemed illegitimate regardless of whether they came from honest intentions or no.
Right. And nothing's going to happen because Benji Milikowski is no stranger to charges of war crimes.
I mean, just last November?
I mean, isn't he like evading?
Yes. An arrest warrant from the same criminal court.
Multiple. And so just last November, in the latest round of charges filed by the ICC, they issued arrest warrants for Danyahu, his former defense minister, Yoav Galant, and a Hamas military commander, Mohammed Al-Mazri, for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed from at least the 8th of October,
2023, until at least the 20th of May, 2024.
So, yes.
He is right now on the run from these arrest warrants.
I mean, this is the International Criminal Court.
It has standing.
Well, and the thing is, there's been plenty of accusations that they've done slanted things, but I see they're accusing both him and the Hamas leader of the same, so it's not as if they're only focusing on one side's atrocities or anything like that.
Right. So any accusations that, like, they're only looking into one.
So it really just comes down to, are we going to actually flex it and just not let them do it?
I'm sure.
It'll come down to that jurisdiction thing.
That's ultimately the real standard of things, isn't what was on paper, but what actually gets followed.
And the court stated that they had reasonable grounds to believe that Benji and Gallant intentionally and knowingly deprived the civilian population in Gaza of objects indispensable to their survival, including food, water, and medicine and medical
supplies, as well as fuel and electricity.
T.
Yeah, I mean, look at the place.
It's fucking decimated.
There's nothing there.
There's nothing there.
Here's a real question.
USAID was accused for quite a while of funding through backdoors and stuff for Hamas itself.
Yeah, 100%.
And so you kind of wonder now, with all the evidence coming out, will we find out something finally, or will it be buried behind a whole bunch of, quote, international recipients?
We'll see.
Which sadly seems to be an awful lot of those things.
They just have to have one legitimate person to get it to, and then it just kind of vanishes.
Like, where'd it go?
Yeah. Yeah, we'll see.
We'll see, man.
Hamas welcomed the ISTC's issuance of arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant as an important step towards justice.
And I agree.
I think it would be a great step toward justice, man, in this giant fucking mess.
And in response, the Israeli Prime Minister's office called the move.
Anti-Semitic!
Oh, can you believe it, Cricket?
Can you believe it?
They call it anti-Semitic.
Isn't that funny?
When push comes to shove, all you have to do is say that other person is being anti-Semitic.
That's all it takes these days.
Well, I mean, if they're not being deprived of food and water, they have to call for the discharge of the warrant against the Hamas leader, too.
Are they doing that?
No. Because the claim has to be either they're starving or they're not.
They're not Schrodinger's Palestinians.
They're not in an indefinite state here.
So it's like, you really have to ask yourself, why are they asking for his charges to be discharged?
Is it because they know they're just as legitimate as they're all?
And at the very least, they ought to be looked into.
Yeah, man.
And so this just brings us into Trump's executive order, basically banning Anti-Semitism.
But here's the catch.
Congress is forbidden from promoting one religion over others and from also restricting an individual's religious practices, according to law professors at Cornell and other prestigious universities.
Yeah, I mean, that's why you can't have any state-sponsored religious iconography at things like state buildings and stuff.
At least you're not supposed to.
Now, while the traditional dictionary definition of anti-Semitism makes no mention of Israel, the definition cited in the executive order mentions Israel nine times.
And in dictionary.com, it goes like this, quote, prejudice or hatred against Jews.
See also Jews, a Semitic race.
See Arab-Israeli conflict and Nazis, end quote.
Now, let's look at that executive order banning anti-Semitism.
And for the record, I edited this for time, and so Jew is only mentioned six times, not nine.
And listen, there's nothing against Jews.
We love Jews here.
There's nothing to slight Jews at all.
We're not slighting Jews.
We love Jews.
Just not the bad ones that like to control worlds and world governments.
Well, yeah.
But, you know, lots of them are also Satanists, so...
Exactly. Exactly.
So that's the trick, is you can't actually limit it to them either.
And that's a mistake a lot make.
Do you want to read the policy here?
My administration is committed to combating the rise of anti-Semitism and anti-Semitic incidents in the United States and around the world.
Anti-Semitic incidents have increased since 2013, and students in particular continue to face anti-Semitic harassment in schools and on university and college campuses.
Anti-Semitism is a perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred towards Jews.
Rhetorical and physical manifestations of anti-Semitism are directed toward Jewish or non-Jewish individuals and or their property.
To the extent that any examples might be useful as evidence of discriminatory intent.
Expanding on his Executive Order 13899, President Trump's new order takes forceful and unprecedented steps to marshal all federal resources to combat the explosion of anti-Semitism on our campuses and in our streets since October 7th, 2023,
in case you're wondering if they're talking about criticism specifically or not.
That's a bit of editorializing.
Immediate action will be taken by the Department of Justice to protect law and order, quell pro homos, vandalism and intimidation, and investigate and punish anti-Jewist racism and leftist anti-American colleges and universities.
Yeah, those videos of people saying that they needed to be wiped out were probably a little over the line.
Yeah. But that's also covered by existing laws.
Exactly. You're not actually allowed to tell people that they deserve to die and should die.
Especially not in specific terms like they were in a lot of those videos.
They were saying they needed it to happen and stuff in specific ways.
And I'm like, that's well past what would already be covered.
Yeah, I mean, what about all the Jewish people?
You see these videos and these Jewish men will yell at other, maybe Americans or whoever, like, I will rape your mother!
I will rape your mother!
It's always them wanting to rape our mothers.
And I mean, is that free speech?
At some point, that's kind of specific and incitatory.
I think generally under US law, the grounds and the reason why it's such a strong protection is because the person has to not only have that, but also the ability and means to do so.
If the person's actually physically in their presence, that would very well constitute the ability and means to do so, especially if their mom's somewhere nearby.
So, yeah.
You can't guarantee that's not the case when you say it.
Right. I mean, in these situations, the protesters, whatever you want to call them, they are directly threatening not only the other side's lives, but their family's lives and shit.
But that's fine.
That's okay.
Well, yeah, that's the trick.
These people aren't just saying, like, In general, that they want some kind of genocide against Jewish people.
They're specifically threatening the people they're talking to and saying they need to die.
I think that's a little over the line of existing laws.
I'm pretty sure if I told someone I was going to hurt them that they would have recourse for that.
That's why I don't do that.
Because that's bad and evil.
Nobody should be...
Nobody should be openly advocating for genocide against any race of people.
I mean, this whole...
The whole Palestinian-Israeli thing has become exactly the same issue as this Republican-Democratic thing in America.
Or vice versa, I should say.
Where you just end up embarrassed if you support either one too wholeheartedly.
And it's just so fucking divisive.
And it's like...
They know how to pull our heartstrings, you know?
Where do you stand on this issue?
I was about to say, the level of media manipulation involved in it was crazy at some points.
My most insane one was where they actually had a YouTube kids' ad that was like, we know your kids can't read this, but 40 babies were killed on October 7th or something like that.
Actually, I had to look it up, but I'm just like, that's...
What the F, dude?
It's pretty fucked up.
And I guess it was designed to play on the ones that were geared at two and under.
Wow. They would not be able to process and read the words themselves, but then their parents would see the advertisement.
And it's just subjecting them to subliminal messaging.
Subliminal. Subliminal.
Subliminal. Subliminal.
Subliminal. From what I saw looking into that one, that actually seemed to have legitimately happened.
Although by the time I heard about it, I wasn't able to recreate it.
Yeah. Because, yeah, that disappeared real quick when it got mentioned.
Oh, yeah, I'm sure.
I'm sure Google got rid of that one fast.
So, yeah, you see the people yelling at each other, and then you get news and media agiprop pushing people towards that and conflict.
And the algorithms, the algorithms, oh man, the algorithms.
So the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU, stated that the legislation posed, quote, a serious threat to the First Amendment free speech rights of those on campus who may hold certain political views, end quote.
The ACLU noted, quote, the First Amendment prevents the federal government from using its great weight to impose severe penalties on a person simply for sharing a political viewpoint.
So now that Trump is president, they get to be the good guys again.
Yeah, I know, the ACLU, boy.
They were seriously scummy for a long time, but you can't argue that all of their work was bad necessarily, just an awful lot of it.
An awful lot has been terrible.
But they're finally right on this issue.
Well, I was about to say, they've had quite a few things where I was like, well, despite the fact that you guys suck terribly, I'm not going to say this is bad.
Yeah, this is a good spot where they are right now.
Yeah, this is a good place.
This is a civil liberty threat, so the Civil Liberty Union should be talking about it.
Exactly. The American Civil Liberty Union.
Like, come on.
Yeah, because it's involving Americans potentially.
Getting involved militarily in Gaza, I wish people would understand that.
Yeah, they're talking about it like it's going to be a big freaking construction project, but that's going to involve soldiers and be very expensive, even without anyone shooting.
Yeah, exactly, man.
And obviously, different religions naturally have different opinions of others.
That's just the way it is.
None of this is going to make the world a better place for anyone except the Jewish population and the psychopathic converted goyim helping them push these agendas.
And in signing the executive order, Trump has fast-tracked, or like I said, warp-sped, a policy that Congress has been having pretty, you know, pretty big difficulty in passing for years despite alleged support from both sides of the same coin, pleasing numerous,
numerous callous supporters, including Trump partner Sheldon Adelson.
Who is also Jewish, by the way.
And who is Sheldon Adelson?
Is it Adelson or Adelson?
Adelson. Who cares?
He's a Las Vegas billionaire who gave the Republican Party $82 million for the 2016 elections for Trump.
And his views are notable in supporting Netanyahu's, or Milikowski's, Israel.
Very supportive of Israel.
And that guy is a, whatchamacallit, entertainment mogul.
Is he entertainment mogul?
Or the entertainment industry.
He owns all these casinos and stuff.
So you think to yourself, casinos, entertainment, hospitality.
How likely are you to not be a little dirty?
He's super dirty.
I mean, he's connected with Trump partner.
I mean, he's a Trump partner.
He's a real estate guy, too.
So, I mean, come on.
Las Vegas billionaire.
It just feels like the most mob backstory ever.
Like, the whole thing.
100%. I mean, it's like, I run casinos.
People like to give me presents.
Got it.
And, I mean, it's been, you know, listen to this.
So, quote, Adelson's established himself as an influential figure in American politics with the amount of money that he has contributed, said Logan Bayroff of the liberal pro-Israel group J Street.
There's no doubt that he has very strong, very far-right dangerous positions, and that, at very least, those positions are really being heard and thought about at the highest levels of government.
Right? Yeah, Trump.
I mean, he's Trump's friend.
You gave him a lot of money.
I mean, he's arguably the most famous donor.
How many times have I seen him in the news?
That's the thing, is when I heard him, I thought, oh yeah, that guy's a...
That guy's some kind of entertainment or whatnot mogul.
I actually knew who he was.
He wasn't just a nobody to me.
An awful lot of these donors are shadowy and they get mentioned once in some odd story or as connected to some holding company or something and then never again.
This guy's really connected.
Very, very, very connected, dude.
The billionaire is also deeply committed to protecting Israel within the United States.
He paid for new headquarters for the most powerful pro-Israel lobby group in Washington, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
He spent $100 million to fund birthright trips for young Jewish Americans to Israel and funds a group opposing criticism of the Jewish state at U.S. universities.
So do we wonder why Trump is signing this executive order banning anti-Semitism?
Are we wondering?
Well, I mean, people accept that, you know, for example, pardoning Ross Ulbricht was a gift to the libertarians.
So how can you not see this as a bit of a gift to anybody who might just happen to benefit from this?
And in 2014, the late Israeli journalist Yuri Avnery.
Wrote an article entitled The Monster on the Hill, describing how the late multibillionaire Sheldon Adelson routinely corrupted U.S. elections by literally purchasing presidential candidates who were willing to become stooges for Israel.
Classic maneuver.
So apparently, yeah, that guy's dead now.
Sheldon Adelson.
I would argue it's really more on a rental basis.
Right. They never really get to own them completely because they got to keep paying them.
That's right.
It's a trick.
Once you dirty them, it's like, well, now you got to feed them.
You got to feed them.
They're dependent on you for the food, but you got to keep feeding them now.
And you can't bite the hand that feeds you.
Yeah, they can't bite the hand, but you can't stop feeding them either.
Either one messes up the whole system.
And so what did the American Friends Service Committee, the AFSC, have to say about it?
They said, quote, Trump's executive order on anti-Semitism is a move in exactly the wrong direction.
The administration has stated that the goal of this order is to allow the Education Department to cut off funds to colleges and universities that fail to counter anti-Semitism on their campuses.
In reality, the order is a cynical move to weaponize anti-Semitism to silence criticism of Israeli policy and to criminalize support for the boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement.
Which aims to end Israeli abuses of Palestinian rights.
They've took a real beating.
Yeah. Boy.
The order does this by codifying into federal civil rights law an overly broad definition of anti-Semitism that classifies certain criticism of Israel as a form of anti-Semitism.
That's ridiculous.
Criticism of Israeli policy is not anti-Semitism.
And it is dangerous to redefine anti-Semitism in this way.
The Order is the culmination of over a decade of advocacy by pro-Israeli groups that have sought to silence student groups like Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace, which are critical of Israeli policy.
The Order also has the potential to stop research and limit teaching that could be interpreted as critical of Israel.
It's worth noting that Kenneth Marcus, Assistant Secretary of Human Rights at the Department of Education is a longtime pro-Israeli activist who has made a career of attempting to silence supporters of Palestinian rights on college campuses.
This order gives him the power to cut off funding to any school where students or faculty express opinions that are contrary to his own views.
This executive order is a dangerous attack on free speech that does nothing to address the very real threat of real anti-Semitism.
I mean, if participating in BDS would trigger it in any kind of way, you can't pretend it's not about criticism of Israel at that point, because BDS movement has pretty much nothing to do with Judaism and everything to do with the state of Israel and not buying stuff from them.
Because, you know, it's a business movement.
It involves boycotting a country.
You can't really boycott Jewish people as a whole.
I've never heard somebody sponsoring BDS whoever said you needed to find out whoever's Jewish in your neighborhood and stop dealing with them.
That would actually be really bizarre and odd misplaced anger.
It would be.
That's what they're trying to do here.
Ruffle a lot of feathers here, man.
Like, this Trump's thing is...
I feel like that's what they want to turn it into.
Because they want to turn the passive, just, I don't want to support this into it.
Because they want to, like, stir up actual anger and stuff that they can act on.
They are trying to cause social war against Jewish people.
And they're just making it all up, dude.
This is just absolutely crazy.
And do you know what?
But you know what, you know what, do you know who just couldn't hold their bleached sphincters any tighter when Trump signed that executive order?
His Jewish son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and Jeffrey Epstein's Jewish former attorney, Alan Dershowitz, who was all smiles as they both grabbed each other's dicks for a good shake of a job well done at Screwin'America.
I heard they celebrated by changing 14 regimes that evening.
It's true.
In their pants.
It's true.
All right, man.
Now we can get into USAID spending.
Everyone's talking about it.
Everybody's fucking doing backflips over each other about this one.
Kind of a big deal.
But a quick note.
I spoiled it already.
The government's corrupt.
The government's corrupt.
End of episode.
Thanks, Cricket.
You ruined it.
End of episode.
The government's corrupt.
There's nothing to talk about now.
Nothing to talk about.
So a quick note from the USAID website.
On Friday, February 7th, 2025, they were placed on leave.
They got the cop treatment.
They're like, we're going to keep paying you, and you just don't have to work.
I feel like low-key, probably 95% were probably not doing a whole lot already, or they were not doing things that helped us.
Definitely not.
Yeah, they're just on paid leave, and they're just getting paid from USAID money anyway.
You have to seriously wonder how much of the support for it is coming from leftover funds from it.
Right. There's all these people complaining and there's all these weird whinings of like, I just lost my job because they got this off.
I don't know what to do.
And I'm just thinking to myself, a lot of people lose their industry and it sucks.
But they don't usually...
You know, go out and make a big deal about it like this.
They just kind of, you know, get another job.
Like, the thing is, is they were acting like their entire field was gone.
And then they're like, what are you working?
And they're like, I work in medicine.
And then a little more, and it turns out they, like, worked in, like, it was, like, disease.
Management and control.
And I'm like, wait, wouldn't you just be like a pro lockdown?
Like, wouldn't that literally have been your job?
And I'm like, and you lost your job and you want me to feel bad for you?
Yeah, I do not feel bad.
I mean, I got a lot of empathy, but not today.
It seems to have sprung a leak.
Yeah, not for those guys.
And did you see this?
That social, they found in, I think, Elon Musk's audit thing, whatever, I think they found that...
I think they're still working.
Personally. I think that person is actually working for USIT still and whining as their job.
Absolutely. That's my opinion.
But they found that a bunch of these government people, like the same security number was being used over and over for payouts for social security.
So it wasn't just one check they were getting.
They were getting multiple checks for the same social security number because of an error in the system.
Yeah, someone was saying that was the means by which illegal immigrants were purchasing SSNs, because the question is always, well, what happens when the original person starts getting their benefits cut off?
Because you get it, and the answer is absolutely nothing, because the system just ignores that there's several people with this number receiving it.
Yeah, man, by the time you and I are even able to take out of Social Security, they're going to have it fucking gone.
It was going to be broke under an honest system.
How long is it going to take under a dishonest one?
We're not going to have any social security, man.
We're being funneled into the worst time.
In the time period we live in right now, how everything is coming to a head, just our age bracket, we got put in this crazy little spot of history.
This is so weird.
We grew up with the internet.
We had the internet.
We had the computers, the NES and all this good stuff and the first cell phones.
The people behind us...
I don't know what I'm saying.
I don't know what I'm saying anymore.
I lost track of it.
I forgot.
Our age bracket, we're just in a really weird part of history.
You were going somewhere with that.
The way we got stuck, you mean.
That's it.
Essentially, we got...
We got to experience the cool part of tech where it was all growing up and innovative and exciting and new stuff was coming out really fast.
Exactly. And then we also got to experience the Moore's Law curve hitting its maximum limit and getting lame and new generations just being like, now with 300% more processor speed and you look at it and you're like, wow,
there's a 40% Greater density of triangles on this model.
Can I tell?
Hell no.
I got human eyes.
I'm not a freaking robot.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, Morse curve, dude.
We hit that, the apex of it, and we experienced the incredible downfall of everything that used to be good into this technocratic, horrible, tyrannical fucking time period.
Yeah, the meme is like, what we think Zelda looked like 30 years ago, and it shows a picture of like 8-bit Legend of Zelda, and then it's like, what Zelda actually looked like 30 years ago, and it's freaking Wind Waker, or 25 years ago or something.
Because, yeah, our view of it is that skewed.
It's nuts.
But let's go back into USAID here.
President Kennedy founded USAID in 1961 via an executive order.
Its stated intention was to be a clearinghouse for dispersing State Department funds, but we all know what political bureaucrats end up doing with fund money.
They regularly double-dip.
Seems to be an unwritten stipulation.
And Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio implemented a 90-day freeze on most foreign aid to give the new administration some time to review what USAID's $30 billion budget for 2025 is intended to be used on.
Marco Rubio announced last Monday that he is now the acting director of USAID.
So, what are the numbers that we have here for USAID?
What has the government been spending our money on?
Let's look at this.
$2 million for sex changes for children and adults in Guatemala.
$6 million to fund tourism in Egypt.
$20 million to produce a Sesame Street show in Iraq.
$4.5 million to combat disinformation in Kazakhstan.
$2.5 million to DEI in Serbia.
$47,000 on transgender operas in Colombia.
$1.5 million to Serbian DEI programs.
Maybe they can make a new Serbian film, huh?
$70,000 for DEI musical in Ireland.
$47,000 for some Colombian trans operas.
$32,000 for Peruvian trans comic books for children under former Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
Tel Aviv University received $581 million in taxpayer dollars.
Now, here's a question.
Why is the U.S. funding Israel's university instead of helping American students who have been falling behind in basically all areas of study?
Where is America first?
That's the thing.
It's literally all the random crap that you see pushed in spotty curricula throughout the schools here.
And then whenever it pops up, people get offended by it.
That's the trick.
The stuff doesn't occur everywhere, but it tries to.
Tries to.
But it's just most places that don't really get...
And then there's other places where they're just like, nah, that ain't gonna fly in the first damn place.
Just like Nambla.
Yep. There's some places where you just don't try it, but I would imagine that probably a lot of these places that they're investing in would be the place where you gotta pre-invest in it because there's gonna be some pretty widespread public outcry for pushing this.
And obviously the places they do try this shit, all Democratic-ran places.
Democratic-ran places.
They don't try to push this sort of shit.
That list right there would not fly in Republican conservative areas.
Well, yeah, and the real trick is almost all of that stuff comes with, well, riders.
Every time money changes hands, somebody drops a little bit for some reason.
It gets lighter.
It gets lighter every time you pick up that bag of fucking money.
I feel like, what was it?
What was it in?
Ukraine, I think they had like 30% or something at one point when they finally did audit it, was actually accounted for, and that they could actually go find.
The other 70%, it's like, honestly, they can't even assess how much of that is missing in waste because it was so badly accounted for.
Yeah, and I think we're going to get into a little bit of that.
I think I put some of that in here.
Yeah, I'm not sure.
I want to add one thing that USAID funded.
What? And it's the best.
USAID funded Gamergate.
They funded Gamergate.
Oh, shit.
They did.
I love it.
Good old Gamergate with freaking...
They actually funded Feminist Frequency and Anita Sarkeesian as recently as...
And the thing is, is they found this pretty quickly because they didn't have to go back to 2016.
They funded Feminist Frequency.
Up until, I think they said 2023 was the last time they were dispersed funds.
And we're not talking a little bit of funds.
We're talking about five or six trans operas.
That's nuts, dude.
So, you know, everyone's asking, do we get refunds?
Are we going to get refunds?
Because all our money, like a lot of our fucking tax dollars, we're using all this bullshit.
Are we going to get refunds?
Yeah, I don't know.
It doesn't seem likely.
I think the last payout was $220,000, and then they had some smaller amount before that that was over time.
But you think to yourself, these are just the ones that we find because they're prominent, and they were a big deal.
Everyone talks about them.
Yeah, this gal that I'm mentioning here...
Is the one behind the whole...
You ever hear the story of the Alec Haloka case where he got harassed and then eventually started killing himself and stuff?
I guess a lot of people were claiming she was behind a lot of that.
That sounds familiar.
She was egging him on and making him self-harm and shit?
Yeah. See, and a lot of people doing the Gamergate, they focused on the Zoe Quinn and the Sleeping With for good reviews thing.
But Anita Sarkeesian, she was the militant arm that actually pushed the propaganda hard and actually took over and kind of took the movement.
And I remember seeing a video of her actually very recently where she was kind of trying to weasel her way into DEI realizing like, hey, here's another grift.
Oh, man.
We got more money this way.
Just saying, you know, USAID could be paying me twice.
Fuck! That was the best part, is that when you realize when she was reaching out like that, it was because she probably just got her last disbursement.
It was cut off.
It was cut off, yeah.
It was just like, looking for work.
You gotta ask yourself, like, man, what kind of lifestyle do you leave where you're spending that kind of money?
Dude, no shit.
So the White Coat Waste Project, an anti-animal experimentation group, also uncovered that USAID funded $38 million worth of grants that ended up going to the same lab where COVID-19 is believed to have originated from,
the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
And there was roughly another $155 million indirectly funneled to that same lab.
And this one, this next one is pretty ridiculous.
$500,000 was used to expand atheism in Nepal.
Like, what group, what did that group of people look like?
We're like, alright, this is our plan, this is our goal, this is what we're doing.
We have $500,000.
We need more people to not believe in things.
Hey, uh, you believe in God?
Yes! You shouldn't believe in God.
Why? Why?
Why? Some of them really just sound like, pretty much just, we cut a check.
And hired a dude off a freaking Craigslist to go knock this out for like a thousand bucks and just kept the rest.
I mean, does it really cost you $47,000 to write an opera?
Does it cost $32,000 to design a comic book?
No, not in Peru.
It's like, no, dude.
Like, what the fuck?
I'm like, I can actually think of a specific example where I was donating to a Kickstarter, and I do believe the goal to do an entire print run on a first edition was like 3Gs.
For God's sake.
In the United States, where it's expensive.
Yeah, we're talking primo prices, where everything is very expensive to produce, all American-made.
We're not talking in a third-world country where...
Yeah, we're getting ripped off.
We're paying American prices over there for this stuff.
If not more.
This was years ago where Congress had that thing showing that NASA was paying $40,000 for nuts and bolts.
So you could just go to a hardware store and get some pocket change.
I know.
These are NASA bolts.
You paid $50,000 for these.
This has been going on forever.
I know.
And they're like, no, they're a precision machine.
And I'm like, Really?
Was it precision machined at the highest possible bidder?
No shit.
No shit.
I'm like, I could understand going, okay, so the Ace Hardware 50 Cent Bolt is no good.
So you have literally armies of contractors just sitting around.
Like, you couldn't get anybody to fabricate this for you for cheaper than $50,000?
Give me a freaking break.
Liars. Liars and scammers.
Every single one of ya.
I'm thinking to myself, are you trying to argue that these are bespoke bolts or something?
I'm sorry, but an artisan went on top of a mountain in Nepal to study for 14 years the ancient art of bolt ridging.
He descended from the mountain with the sacred blessing of the bolt upon his soul.
He is now ready to construct this.
Each one of these is done by hand.
Handcrafted! Be like, we will be there to collect our cut later.
He's got a sack of bolts on his shoulder coming down the mountain.
And then there's always the $4.4 billion to Haiti in 2010, much of it under the aegis of Clinton Foundation, when Hillary was Secretary of State.
Almost none of that money went to Haitian people, by the way.
I think it was like 5% of the billions they made, the $4.4 billion, went to the actual victims.
It's unreal.
I mean, they probably spent a lot of gas money going around and rounding up random people.
Rounding up kids to traffic?
Yeah, I was about to say.
With Laura Silsby?
They probably indirectly benefited the economy.
Indirectly, yeah.
They didn't want to.
It's kind of a necessary evil we have to do this.
Every so often they run out of gas.
They probably needed to buy the vehicle there.
There was ways they contributed to the economy still.
It just wasn't the way they pretended they were.
No, and you know they hated it.
Every time they actually had to spend a dollar in the economy, they're like, oh, I fucking hate this so much.
It's like they're actually crying out in pain as they hand out each dollar.
I got to look this up now really quick.
120 million, 4.4 billion.
What percentage is 120 million of 4.4 billion?
Will it give me an answer to that?
I want to see how much the Clintons made off that percentage-wise.
Let's go.
Let's go.
I mean, it's a little under 10%.
Maybe they just qualified it as an extremely large tip.
2.73%.
See, that's why we can't take away taxes on tips.
The Clintons are just going to collect $120 million tips.
Yeah, 2.73.
That's why, guys.
That's why it doesn't benefit anybody.
Haiti was just fucking destroyed and Billy and Hilly Clinton just got $120 million for it.
They don't pay taxes on that anyways.
No, they don't.
They don't pay fucking taxes.
And over $300,000 was paid to BBC's Media Action Fund, which is just more CIA.
$27 million was used for reintegration.
This one pisses me off.
$27 million was used for reintegration gift bags for illegal aliens being returned to Latin America.
Why the fuck, Cricket?
Reintegration gift bags?
Reintegration gift bags.
Wow. So not only...
Did they get money?
So they don't encourage them to assimilate when they come here, but they actually force them to assimilate when they send them back.
To the place where they've already lived?
Reintegration? Back to your homeland?
That you've been gone for a few years?
They actually, yeah.
Oh my god.
You need help assimilating.
You know, it would be really a shame if you screwed up the culture, having come from America and all.
Bringing all your American ways down there.
How dare you?
Like that article.
They're hearing American-isms.
All the Zoomers are using them.
American-isms.
American-isms.
Reintegration. I think they call it Zoomer-isms.
That's just internet speak in general.
I don't think that's American.
No. No.
$27 million.
Reintegration gift bags.
Fuck you guys.
Another... Whatever.
Fuck you guys.
Another estimated $300 million went to Afghanistan during the Obama years.
That funded the Taliban.
Directly funded the Taliban.
$42 billion went to unknown miscellaneous foreign awardees.
God, I love that band.
They're such a great one.
They played a freaking open for unnamed officials.
They played a free show.
Unknown miscellaneous foreign awardees.
The highest payout was for $96,086,291.95 for a new award grant to NRC to support its implementation of a multi-purpose cash assistance program in Ukraine.
So just like, your money laundering is difficult.
Let's make it easier.
That really is what it sounds like, honestly, at that point.
Cash assistance.
It's money laundering, but we're going to name it cash assistance program.
In Ukraine, the lowest payout was for $125,000 for an ocean freight reimbursement program to ship commodities overseas for use in privately funded development and humanitarian assistance programs.
To me, it sounds a lot like child trafficking.
I mean, or drugs.
And a lot of this is.
Or guns.
Pretty much anything contraband-wise.
Yeah. That just sounds like we want to smuggle because, let's be honest, you guys know what you are.
You're pretty much just the ATM at this point.
Yep. A cartel.
And now what country has received the most funding in fiscal year of 2023?
What country?
Yeah, Ukraine.
Surprise, surprise.
And what was it being spent on?
Weapons from America to kill people.
In 2022, Ukraine received $54 billion.
In 2023, they received $60 billion.
In 2024, they received $61 billion.
In all of those years, we received the finger.
We received big old fuck you.
Between 2022 and 2023, Ukraine received $105.9 billion, while the next highest paid country received $9.9 billion, which was, of course, Israel.
After that, it was Afghanistan, who was paid $6.8 billion.
Then it was Jordan, who got $5.4 billion.
Then Ethiopia, $4.9 billion.
Egypt at $4.3 billion.
And then Yemen at $5.9 billion.
And America?
Zilch. Zero.
Broke. I like the old joke.
People just need to go out en masse one night and just change the signs everywhere from America to Ukraine so we finally start getting some aid.
If only it was that easy.
Money, please.
In total, Ukraine received around $175 billion.
And what's funny about that is that Zelensky recently made an appearance on some talk show or whatever.
Where he discusses the fact that he doesn't know where half of that money went.
Which is really interesting because he bought at least two massive yachts.
Technically, he doesn't know where the money went from there.
When you're dealing with world leaders, they always phrase things in a pliable deniability way.
He doesn't know where half of all that money went, but he doesn't necessarily imply that he didn't spend it.
He just doesn't know where it is now.
The guy that yacht got sold to, he might not have kept it.
He might have spent that money already.
Look, a guy came at me with a yacht.
I gave him money.
He left with the money.
I don't know where that money went.
I got the yacht, though.
He's a real-life Krusty the Crab.
He's like, they drove a truckload of dollars up to my house.
I'm not made of stone.
It's nasty.
The investigators discovered that a couple of Zelensky's guys actually acted as proxies, and they were the ones that bought the yachts for Zelensky, so it didn't look like Zelensky himself had bought them.
Which he definitely did buy them.
For a total of $75 million.
You know, huh.
That's part of that missing money.
The boat's names are Lucky Me and My Legacy.
What do you know?
The hootspot.
The hootspot.
God. And the purchases were made through the same close associates Zelensky had used before to make proxy purchases of real estate and other luxury goods.
So yeah, that missing money seems to have gone to his yachts and some real estate and some luxury goods.
And knowing this, those yachts should be taken from him as well as that real estate.
Do you think Trump will do anything about this?
No. Of course not.
I mean, I don't know.
He might...
If he forgets that...
If somebody tells him that he's a Russian oligarch and he doesn't realize it right away, they might seize his yachts.
Yeah. If he doesn't play ball.
By mistake.
Yeah, by mistake.
Well, I was about to say, I guess that is unsarcastically a real thought.
He really is only up to the good graces of whatever Trump decides, so he kind of has to do whatever is told of him.
You can talk about how he's obviously grifting off of this.
Totally. In the end, he's kind of captive at this point because he can't really not do this.
He's stuck.
He has to do what they tell him, dude.
He's a punching bag.
That's all he is right now.
Yeah, he's an actor.
He's just in the role that he's playing.
It's almost surreal sometimes when you think that...
He literally just ditches out on his country and comes over to the U.S. and sits in front of Congress and berates us personally for not giving him more money.
I fucking hate that guy.
That is just so absolutely surreal.
I'm like, Starlink isn't up over there?
You couldn't have Zoomed this?
You came over here.
That's making a statement.
Yeah. They always present it as him showing up.
I'll like brash and whatnot.
But what if the reason why he doesn't bother to dress up is because he's like, my masters need me again.
I guess I'll go.
God, I was just hanging out on the yacht.
The dude is tiny too.
Just partying it up and you're like, we need you to speak in front of Congress.
And I'm like, yeah, that sounds way more awesome than partying on a yacht.
Oh, man.
The video of him, like, doing belly dancing in that skin-colored unitard.
And he's just like, oh, man.
People, if you haven't seen that, look that up on YouTube.
Fucking Vladimir, what's his name?
Vladimir Zelensky dances in unitard.
Yeah, Vlodomor.
Vlodomor. Is it Vlodomor or Vlodomir?
Vlodomor. Vlodomor.
I actually don't know, because you usually just call him Alinsky or Ukraine's ATM machine.
Little bitch is what I call him.
He probably is called regularly by Congress.
100%. Maybe that was him getting buttfucked in the Senate chamber.
Everyone's wondering, who actually was that?
It was Alinsky.
That's why they didn't want to mention it.
That's why they keep the name down low.
That was Alinsky in the halls of chamber getting buttfucked by somebody else.
But alright, let's move.
I mean, at least he was getting screwed instead of screwing us for a change.
That was just his initiation to be able to screw us.
Yeah, he had to pass the eggshell test.
And the smell test.
All right, let's move on from USAID and go to our next topic, which actually happens to be a major part of USAID, so I guess we're not really leaving a USAID, but it's, do you know what Chemonics International is, Cricket?
No, but when he asked me if I had anything else, that's the first thing I thought was, I have a bunch of stories, and they're all also connected to USAID.
It seems like everything is.
But I haven't actually heard this one particularly yet.
All right, yeah, so Chemonics International.
It's one of the largest U.S. government contractors in global development, raking in billions from USAID, and it's all for profit.
This is not a non-profit organization.
It's privatized, and the employee-owned Chemonics employees stuff their pockets with all of our stolen tax dollars.
Chemonics is based in Washington, D.C., which makes total sense, and is operating in 100-plus countries.
The following comes from their website We
offer solutions in environmental services, natural resource management, and climate change by combining cross-cutting services such as trade facilitation,
Conformity assessment, governance, gender assessment, and finance.
Our record in sustainable agribusiness and forestry is complemented by our service offerings in water and coastal zone management and responsible tourism.
End quote.
So they work on a bunch of pieces of paper and they don't do a friggin' thing.
Don't do a thing.
They do not do a damn thing.
That entire thing that they described is literally just them telling other people to do shit.
Yep. We offer solutions.
That's what they do.
They're a consulting company that tells people to do stuff.
Let's sum it down and take away all the flowery words.
Oh, and we exploit pretty much every griff there freaking is.
Did you see that buzzword bingo going on there?
Yeah, dude.
They chose all the correct words to use there.
They're just like, we know what the AI SEO is looking for.
Oh, this is too much.
It's right in our faces.
So USAID and Chemonics is plagued with waste and mismanagement.
Both of them are operating a systemic racket that funnels billions of taxpayer dollars into the private pockets of the CEOs and NGOs, all under the guise of foreign aid.
Well, as you can tell from my initial response, I am just shocked to find out that it was in fact correct.
Ding, ding, ding, ding!
They don't do a damn thing, and then they collect a paycheck.
Yeah, I mean, their playbook was openly shown to us in Haiti's post-earthquake reconstruction.
USCID awarded Chemonics multi-billion dollar contracts despite a track record of failures, delays, and outright fraud.
Less than 1% of USAID funds went to Haitian-led organizations, while Chemonics and other Beltway contractors kept the lion's share.
And from rigged elections to botched aid distribution, USAID and its contractors shaped Haiti's reconstruction in a way that benefited foreign elites while leaving the Haitians in a deeper crisis.
Yeah, that tends to be how a lot of those things play out, honestly.
Yeah, and the Clintons, man, they played a major role in this racket worldwide for years.
I mean, they almost single-handedly raped and destroyed Haiti in every way imaginable, and still, to this day, the people of Haiti are fucking struggling, dude, with no positive end in sight.
They're still getting children trafficked constantly from there.
Well, yeah, that's the trick, is everybody always talks about how much aid they get, and I always think, how much aid did they really get?
They got AIDS, not actual aid.
Yeah, they got AIDS.
They got, uh...
Somebody collected a lot.
Everybody else did not.
That pretty much sums up every last one of these rackets, where they're giving out, quote, aid to these countries.
And I forget if it was a Bush or a Clinton, but one of them set up, when the earthquake happened, one of the Clinton's or the Bush's or whatever, set up a fucking mine over there in Haiti.
Like, bought the land dirt cheap because it was destroyed, you know, like BlackRock does, and they bought this mine for pennies on the dollar.
And so, whatever rare earth material they get, they, like, jack that price up heavily.
They just rape everybody in every way they can.
Every way they can.
And it's not just Haiti, it's Afghanistan, Ukraine.
I mean, the USAID Chemonics machine continues to operate the same way, exploiting manufactured crises to justify endless private contracts while delivering little to no results.
The U.S. foreign aid system isn't about helping people who have been affected by these crises.
It's about maintaining control.
Check it out.
In 2019 alone, Chemonics received $1.5 billion in USAID funding, aka our money.
It gets virtually all of its money from USAID and a little bit from UK's foreign office and a little bit more from the World Bank.
And this is like just spitting in our faces right here.
One of the founders of Chemonics, Gerald D. Murphy, said he started the company because, quote, I've always wanted a way to do two things.
One, have my own CIA, and two, be helpful to people.
End quote.
That I favor.
There, I finished the sentence.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
See, that went dot, dot, dot.
I didn't finish the quote there.
Yeah, to be helpful to people that I favor.
I mean, let's be honest, what else are you getting with your own CIA?
You're not getting an organization that's helping everybody.
No, just helpful to the people that pay to play.
That's all that is.
So according to Newsweek, Chemonics is part of a group known as the Beltway Bandits, which is a group of firms that keep U.S. foreign aid money cycling through D.C. contractors instead of actually helping local economies.
In the 90s, they helped privatize Ukraine's agricultural sector.
I mean, Ukraine must be the second Israel for how much attention is put on them, right?
It's like Israel 2.0.
Well, you know, somebody's got to hold the bag.
The old teat?
Yeah. You've got to have the religious center, the bank, slash grocery store.
Which, of course, you know, they completely destroyed that.
Because the conflict has rendered pretty much all of the farmland.
Inaccessible, if not unusable.
At this point.
Well, yeah, and the war continues.
Yeah, but I don't know.
Who knows what it really looks like over there?
Have I been there?
No. Have you been there?
No. Yeah, that's a key point.
As much as food should be shortened quite a bit more than it has been, we haven't actually experienced a massive disruption like we really should if literally one of the major food producers of the world stopped.
Completely. I mean, all we're seeing are jacked up prices.
So it makes you kind of wonder.
Because, yeah, the thing is, is the prices are jacked up, but they're not out.
Yeah, they're not out.
They just can't afford it.
Yeah, it's just expensive as hell.
But there seems to be plenty of supply, just very high.
And in 2020, there were the Taliban bribery allegations made against the company of Chemonics, in which a lawsuit was opened that showed that the company had paid millions to the Taliban for protection, which is a very common practice among U.S. contractors in
war-torn areas around the Middle East, such as Afghanistan.
And in 2023, there was a data breach where 263,136 employees and applicants had personal data exposed.
But big balls is going to steal all your data!
Also, I love that that has become part of the news lexicon.
Big balls.
In 2024, it was reported that the company was sourcing products from Xinjiang forced labor camps holding kidnapped Uyghurs.
As Turkestan Press reported, the report by the Center for Advanced Defense Studies, or C4ADS, says that even two U.S. government agencies, I mean,
you got to leave those open.
Yeah, leave those open for sure.
2020, NewsGuard, a so-called media fact-checking organization that targets and silences conservatives and independent media, was funded in part by the U.S. Defense Department.
And was awarded $749,000 in 2021.
Oh, they played a way outsized role too.
NerdsGuard certified was a big deal for quite a while.
And as of February 7th, 2025, taxpayer money spent on USAID was $3,025,314,201, rounded off even.
Isn't that nuts?
Yeah. And then you think to yourself...
Three trillion.
They always talk about starving people and whatnot.
How many of that actually went to food?
Homelessness. Like, really?
Food? Yeah, because a lot of it goes to community outreach or whatnot, which is really just more excuses for not buying stuff.
Just lining people's pockets.
Yep. Fuck.
It's so sad, dude.
Three trillion.
That's why the mission is always about vague goals and ill-defined things that feel and sound good.
Because if you said, we're going to disperse $300,000 in food aid, you don't put out $300,000 in food aid and somebody's like, where'd the hell the rest of the money go?
But if you say, we're going to invest $300,000 in sustainable development and then $200,000 of that disappears, well, what the hell?
Does $300,000 worth of work on sustainable development look like?
Nobody friggin' knows.
No one knows what the hell the term even really is fully defined as because depending on who you ask, you'd have a completely different definition.
So, what the heck?
It's gone now.
It's okay.
Just accept it.
It's gone.
Bye-bye.
So, I'm looking at something here.
Okay, so I asked Grok, In a normal lifetime, how long would it take to spend $3 trillion?
So let's assume a normal lifespan is 80 years.
We need to calculate the daily...
Okay, so 80 years, 365 days, 29,220 days.
For $3 trillion, a lifetime of 80 years, you would have to spend $102,670,000 per day.
So I fill up my M1 Abrams tank to take me and my 75 friends down to the Golden Corral for the morning.
Golden Corral.
Get that buffet, boy.
If you spent $1 million a day, it would still take you right around 22.5 years to spend $3 trillion.
My God.
There's actually very few things you could even spend it in that period of time.
You'd have to be collecting countries like Pokemon.
How many?
I'm going to pick up Liechtenstein today.
Liechtenstein, I choose you.
Can we buy out Liechtenstein?
Let's see.
Liechtenstein with three trillion.
I mean, yeah, you could buy the economy for three trillion.
Maybe that's what Trump's ultimate goal with the Greenland thing is.
He's just like, let's find a way to spend $3 trillion in the course of one month.
Just for the fuck of it, I'm buying Liechtenstein.
Let's be that wasteful.
I'll take it.
They're like, it's not for sale.
50 more cents?
You pull out another dollar, like, how about now?
How many Tesla trucks can I buy with $3 trillion?
I'll make it so people can pronounce and spell your country's name.
That'll be my assurance to you.
You could buy 29,344,295 Cybertrucks for $3 trillion.
I'm pretty sure you could legitimately...
How many cheeseburgers?
Send someone to another planet if you actually invested all of that into it with proper efficiency and no waste.
You could buy...
What comes after trillion?
Quadrillion? Quadrillion would have to be quad four, yeah.
So it'd be one quadrillion cheeseburgers for three trillion.
Three dollars a cheeseburger.
How many flights to Mars?
Can I terraform Mars for three trillion?
That should be the real question.
500,000 per seat.
I could get six million flights there.
Damn. Hopefully that's not Grok reading the metaphorical trip to Mars and being like, oh, it's half a million to take a trip to Mars.
Can we solve homelessness and hunger with $3 trillion?
Now, I ask, can we solve homelessness and hunger with $3 trillion?
So, to solve homelessness in the U.S., it costs around $20 billion.
So, we got that covered.
World hunger would cost about $37 billion each year, so we got that covered.
But how would people make all this money off of trying to solve it if you solved it?
And that's why industry sucks.
We could easily solve homelessness and hunger with $3 trillion.
Alright, so now that we've went over all those numbers, we have to get into Marina Abramovic because she said some pretty interesting things about Trump.
And there's just got to be some connections, or at the very least, you know, like six degrees of separation, perhaps?
As we know, Zelensky appointed Satanist Luciferian performance art witch Marina Abramovich as the ambassador to Ukraine to help rebuild the country's schools for children.
This means that she works closely with children, and we all know what this woman does for a living and what her friend groups look like.
Hillary Clinton, Yuma Abedin Soros, Alex Soros, Ellen DeGenerate, Will Ferrell, Tom Hanks, Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Madonna, John, Tony Podesta, Michelle LeMay, who's probably just a little bit worse than Marina, to be honest, James Elephantis, Anthony Weiner, Oprah,
John of God, Hugh Jackman, Jacob Rothschild, and so many others.
But she's had this to say about Trump.
It's pretty telling.
"Trump is the best thing to ever happen to us.
He is the magician of the highest order.
He is there in his irrational mind to create confusion in order that the human being can find new order."
End quote.
So, order ab keo?
Si. Si, senor.
It sounded like order ab chaos to me.
Yeah, order ab chaos.
And he's creating confusion in the masses to bring out a new order.
What does it mean?
Bring in a new world order here, obviously.
He's a magician, she calls him.
So, some people say that Trump is a Freemason.
And I, myself, I think you've seen it too, Cricket.
You've seen the footage of a guy that looks just like Trump, with all the same mannerisms, the way he sits.
Leans forward, holds his hands, looks around, his quick and jerky movements, and he looks identical to Trump.
I mean, it could be him.
Others say, though, that he's a member of the Knights of Malta, another secret society with about 13,500 members worldwide who are all about politics and global domination.
And the Knights of Malta, originally known as the Knights Hospitaller, were established with the primary goal of providing medical care and protection to Christian pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land.
And over time, they transformed into a straight-up military order.
And if Trump isn't a Freemason, if he's not a Knight of Malta, then he's certainly a member of one or another secret society or groups with other rich, powerful, and influential people.
I mean, the only proof one needs is understanding how and why he is in an acting position of President of the United States.
You don't get to that position if you're not a member of at least one secret society or brotherhood.
That's just the way it is.
That's how it works.
I was gonna say, like, you got a pretty good chance of achieving skull ventilation by trying to get into those positions when not being in one of them societies.
Exactamento. They don't let you out there, dude.
You don't get to just muscle in.
That don't happen.
No, dude.
And people tend to think, but look at Trump!
He's there!
He got there!
Dude, what do you not understand about that?
He's self-made.
Yeah, with the mob.
Okay. Self-made.
The Trump delusion is just insane to me.
It's like I pointed out, part of the goal is to get a certain amount of people to turn against the good things being performed as well.
There's a lot of stuff that you support that people use him doing as an example for why it's bad, too.
Right, yeah.
If you're talking like a group that likes to mess with inversion, that works out perfect because you get to exploit propaganda on both ends, not just one.
You get to deal with both the propaganda itself and the getting upset and the response to it at the same time.
Exactly. And that's exactly what Luciferians do.
These Satanists, they flip everything.
Twice the mileage with the same BS.
As above, so below.
They flip everything that's good, bad, that good.
They make you think everything that's good is bad and bad is good.
They have done that successfully.
The CIA told us straight up.
What was it?
William Casey.
You know, we'll know our disinformation program, whatever it was, works when everyone thinks what is true is actually false.
Or something or the other.
I'm paraphrasing here.
Yep. I mean, ultimately, that part actually failed.
Like, at some point, they probably knew it would.
I think he might have actually been referencing a prior point, though, when it was working.
Explain a little more of that.
Plurality really ruined it.
It's a lot harder to own people and manipulate them if everyone's questioning things as a whole, which is kind of where we are now.
People didn't just simply...
There's always the people that flock from one...
From one person eloquence to the next, but at the same time, the lost faith in a lot of the institutions that they had did not then translate over to the new people, I've noticed.
People aren't automatically believing a lot of the new stuff.
There's the true believer types, and they were the same as the I-believe-everything-Kamala-does-is-good types from before.
But they're a very small percentage.
I'm finding a lot more people than before are willing to accept, like, no, he actually is full of crap.
He's lying here.
And I think a part of that is because plurality made it acceptable not to believe the same things.
Like, for the longest time, there was this whole dogma where you had to be in the status quo.
At some point, they made it to the point where questioning things actually became cool.
And I can't imagine that was the actual intention.
Yeah, I doubt it.
That was just the backlash and the unintended consequences of the push.
Because the idea was to push...
This whole, you know, you're an idiot, you're stupid, you're paranoid, you're some kind of loser if you think something's going on.
But instead, what happened?
Those people are all cool and popular.
And even as they try to elevate the Russell Brands and the Tucker Carlsons to become the new media, they just don't have that same shine that CNN did.
They're still just a guy with a camera competing with other guys with a camera.
Yeah, 12 million podcasts out there.
It's like they don't have that prestige.
That's what I mean.
They do have a lot of true believers still, but they don't have that prestige of, we've been the news for 40 years.
Right. And we need to make sure they never get it.
Your number one trusted source of news.
Yeah, exactly.
They can't claim things like that because there isn't one now.
Yeah, the plurality of it, man.
Instead of that one-track narrative that we're all just like, oh my god, this is happening.
So yeah, the idea was to pivot essentially from one cherished idea into the next one.
But at some point, saying, nah, that's full of crap became way cooler than they intended for it to be.
They had outshined their intent.
Totally outshined them.
Yeah, and that's why you just shouldn't engage in propaganda and should deal with people honestly.
Because otherwise, Because otherwise, no matter how many computer models you run, you don't actually understand human software.
You just think you do because your AI models are stupid.
Indeed. Indeed.
All right.
I think this next part is where we're going to piss people off if they're not already pissed off.
All right.
We're going to talk about Trump's conversion.
All right.
This is insane.
All right.
If it happened, it happened.
Buckle up your buttons.
So, alright, what others simply cannot believe is the fact that Drumpf actually converted to Judaism in 2017 during his first term.
He joined the Shabbat Lubavitch Synagogue in New York City.
Now, according to a White House source, Trump was pushed by his daughter Ivanka and his son-in-law Jared Kushner to join the faith.
The ceremony was held in private and was kept a secret from the people for nearly two years, that is until the White House officially announced it.
In 2019, White House officially announced his conversion.
He was also given the crown of Jerusalem, or the Keter Yerushalayim, in 2023 by the Jewish Heritage Foundation and named the King of Jews.
Uh... Hold up.
What's up?
That's Jesus.
The King of the Jews?
So they're calling him the Messiah.
Ah, I see what you're saying.
Yes. Like they're saying he's their Jesus.
Yes. They crowned him with the crown of Jerusalem and named him basically Jesus.
Yeah, like, yeah.
So, you know, if you're wondering about the Messiah, like, deification, I'd say it's complete at that point.
It's definitely full circle, right?
And Keter, by the way, is the first Sephiroth in the Jewish Tree of Life, better known as a Kabbalah.
And the Kabbalah is essentially the practice of Jewish dark arts.
Okay? Jewish dark arts.
And to go even further, in 1983, Donald Trump was honored with the Tree of Life Award.
A recognition steeped in heavy Zionist ties, which he proudly hangs with prominence on a wall in his office.
And Kabbalism is rooted in Jewish mysticism, drawn heavily from the Zohar and other esoteric texts, and is centered on the concept of achieving closest to the Ein Saf, the infinite.
Its framework revolves around the Sephirot, a mystical diagram of divine emanations and involves practices like numerology, gematria, magical invocation.
And everyone with discernment knows Also a Jesuit.
Well, that's just a whole lot of conveniences.
That's like...
So many.
People's heads explode that can't handle this type of shit by now, you know?
I mean, he was named the savior of the Jews.
Like, unironically.
Yeah. Pretty messed up.
So, I mean, then the real question you gotta ask yourself is, was Kamala ever actually really gonna win?
No, of course not.
Of course she wasn't.
All of this was...
Or was she to take a dive when they were just like, they're not going to accept Biden at this point?
Oh, you know what?
You know what I think it was, dude?
I think they knew that Kamala was so fucking stupid that they're like, dude, let's just tell her that she's going to be president and have her go out there and just make a fool of herself because obviously she's not going to win.
What if they did that to her?
I would fucking love that.
Yeah, I mean, like I've said a few times, you always look at these people and they always look so miserable.
So you always ask, you know, in the background, are things really peachy?
Are they really getting backpats and kickbacks?
Or are they just getting threats and harassed all the time?
And do their lives actually just kind of suck?
I think their lives kind of suck.
Yeah, like actually, like, you know, they got a lot of money and stuff to throw around, but...
And so they can put on the appearances of A Beautiful Life, but, you know...
It's acting.
It's celebrity-ness.
It's Hollywood.
They gotta put that happy face on, because they're actually real sad.
Grab that cane, put the top hat on, smile, get out there on that stage.
Because, I don't know, every time I heard that lady laugh, she always just seemed a little...
What's the word?
Insincere. Is what it felt like.
Like, she wasn't really jovial.
She was kind of like, the socially acceptable thing right now is to laugh, so I'm going to do that.
Well, let me ask you this, Cricket.
Would you be happy if your entire life through going up in politics was all based on how good of head you gave and how good of a fuck you were?
I would be really ashamed that I gave up a perfectly good life of sex work to become a whore.
Could have had a respectable try.
Could have had a respectable try, man.
Yeah. I've said that since the jump.
I'm just like, I don't got nothing against her being a hooker.
It's a job somebody does.
And no matter how much we try to ban it, obviously somebody's going to fill the role.
But that was back when she was only screwing somebody who was paying her.
Once she started screwing everybody, that's when I had a problem with it.
She wasn't getting paid at that point.
Alright, so maybe at this point we should briefly dive into Donald Drumpf's lineage really quick.
Now, Drumpf grew up in Jamaica Estates in Queens, which is a Jewish enclave.
There, he attended the Q4 school where people such as Catherine Weber, Gideon Yago, and Hank Azaria went.
His father, Fred Christ Trump, was on that school's board of trustees.
Alright, pretty weird here.
Fred also donated the land for the Beach Haven Jewish Center, which teaches the Talmud and Kabbalah.
And we'll touch on the Talmud a little bit here shortly.
His maternal grandmother, Mary Ann MacLeod, seems to have married a man with the exact same name as her own father, which seemed to be a common practice, a huge red flag there.
On his paternal side, his great-grandfather, Frederick Drumpf, had sisters with distinctly Jewish surnames, those being Freund and Schuster.
His mother's maiden name is Kober, which is likely an altered form of Kolber, with an L there.
And both Fred and Mary Trump passed away at Long Island Jewish Medical Center.
Trump's business dealings include major Jewish figures such as attorneys Samuel and Abraham Lindenbaum and Roy Cohn, his mentor-handler.
The Lindenbaums were heavily involved with prominent Jewish developers in New York such as Larry Silverstein, who played a huge part in the destruction of the World Trade Center in 2001.
And who made a profit of over $4 billion from insurance that, only weeks before, he amended to include terrorist attacks.
Ivana Trump's surname is Zelnik, which is an author of Zelnik, a common Jewish name.
Now, there's just no doubt that the Trump narrative is deliberate confusion for a very specific reason, and I think we can all get a pretty goddamn good picture as to why that is by now.
I always wonder if the really crazy, hardcore lefty types would just go absolutely bonkers if they found out they were actually calling him by the correct name in antiquity.
Actually, in an attempt to insult him, you actually addressed him properly.
And you think you're dissing him?
You think you're dissing on him, but you're actually calling him by his name?
You're being more respectful than you think you are, dude.
That's all about the inversion.
So the people disrespecting him are showing him stealth reverence.
Wow, that's a crazy inversion.
See how well they play with people's minds?
The psychology there is astounding.
And they say it with such disdain when they say it.
Oh man, so let's get into the Talmud.
Holy shit, the Talmud.
My god.
Now remember, this is what Trump's dad was teaching.
At the school that they went to, the Beach Haven Jewish Center, or Fred Christ Trump was on the board of trustees of the Q4 school, but donated land to the Beach Haven Jewish Center, which taught the Talmud and Kabbalah.
So, we'll read portions of it here.
First, we all know that the Orthodox fundamentalist Jews think of everyone else who hasn't come from a pure Jewish bloodline as goyim, or as cattle.
So check this out, man.
In the section called Suffram 15 of the Talmud, it says, even the best of Goyim should all be killed.
Alright? Now people, the Talmud, Jews love the Talmud.
The Orthodox, I should say.
Like, this is their book of law.
In section Yabamoth 98a, all children of Goyim are animals.
In Baba Mazea 114b, Gentile Goyim are not humans, they are beasts.
In Gad Shaz 2.2, a Jew may violate but not marry a non-Jew girl.
In Adoda Zara 36b, Gentile Goy girls are in a state of nida or filth from birth.
Sanhedrin 54b, a Jew may have sex with a child as long as the child is less than 9 years old.
In Sanhedrin 58b, if a Goy hits a Jew, He must be killed.
In Sanhajan 57a, when a Jew murders a Gentile, there will be no death penalty.
In Taspath Jebamath 84b, if you eat with a goi, it's the same as eating with a dog.
In Babamaziyev 24a, if a Jew finds an object lost by a Gentile goi, it does not have to be returned.
In Babkama 113a, Jews may use lies to circumvent a goy gentile.
I think that Baba Mizzia 24a is all about stealing.
I wonder why the Jews get that reputation for stealing.
Jesus. I've even heard it extended to it being actually immoral not to cheat them.
Well, basically, yeah, man, you're right.
You are right there.
To deal honestly.
Thank God.
I mean, imagine this psychopathology you develop over time where it's like, no, you have to lie to people.
Anyone outside the group, you have to lie to them.
They're all against you.
Jesus. I don't know if I said this one.
Okay. They're telling us what we prefer.
Lieber, Lebri, David 37, if Gentiles knew that the Talmud teach Jews to destroy them, they would kill us openly.
Never communicate the Talmud with Gentiles.
Well, there's the answer.
There's your answer, Cricket.
Yeah, that's what's weird, is that when you point these things out, the objection isn't, no, those are lies.
The objection is, you're not allowed to learn that.
Secret, secret.
In Keterbath 11 for a man who engaged in intercourse with a girl less than three years of age has done nothing.
Let that sink in.
Every Jew who spills the blood of a non-Jew is doing the same as making a sacrifice to God.
They just want to kill us.
And Hickath Akum 1:
Show no mercy to the Gentiles.
Abodazera 4b:
A Gentile you may kill outright with your own hands.
Sahajin 59A.
Murdering Gentiles is like killing wild animals.
Was that one in there already?
No, it was 54B.
And Sahajin 64B.
He who gives his seed to Moloch incurs no punishment.
Let that one sink in.
All the child sacrifices.
I forget the name of it, but they did that thing in the 1933 World Fair in Chicago where they put on this huge theatrical performance of like 10,000 Jews.
And they were doing the sacrifice to Moloch.
Oh, yeah.
I remember I said, just think, there's likely an actual ceremony going on somewhere far away from here and undisclosed.
Yep. That is just insane.
All about the black arts.
They're all about the black arts.
They're all about killing anyone who's not a Jew.
Raping children under three.
You have to keep in mind, think about the pathology not only of people who overtly think this way, but people who don't actually think this way, but they're getting pressured into it.
Imagine how rough that's gotta be.
Ooh, yeah, you must fucking convert or we'll cut your head off.
Like, you gotta be okay with it.
Like, it really starts to wear away at your humanity over time, I'll bet.
I can only imagine.
It's fucked up that this even exists.
Because it just kind of forces you to be okay with awful stuff.
Yeah. That's enough of the Talmud for now, though.
They're friendly people, right?
Friendly people.
Yeah. And, uh, really quick, do you know what...
What a Metzitz Bepa is, Cricket?
What is this?
Metzitz Bepa?
Reading over the definition, unfortunately, yes.
Metzitz Bepa is a Jewish circumcision involving the use of the mouth when the mohel uses their mouth to suck blood from the circumcision wound.
There you go.
A mohel or whatever is the person, the priest or whatever, Yeah, the moil is who performs the bris.
Moil? Is that what it's called?
Yeah, moil.
It's pronounced with a Y in it for some reason.
Ah, you know.
Yeah, dude, nuts.
I'm going to read that just again.
Metzitzah papa is a Jewish circumcision involving the use of the mouth when the moil, the circumciser, uses their mouth to suck blood from the circumcision wound.
Come on, people.
What are we doing?
I knew how it was pronounced because I've seen Robin Hood Men in Tights.
That's a great movie.
I fucking love that movie.
Where he's got the dick guillotine.
Abraham Blinken.
Oh, yeah, dude.
Yeah, where he's selling adult circumcisions.
Yeah, that's Mel Brooks.
Yeah, he's playing that part.
He's got the little circumcision guillotine.
Everybody's like, oh my god, no.
Yeah, so anyway, at least 11 boys contracted herpes from the practice of the metzatzapapa.
Between 2004 and 2011, two died and two suffered brain damage.
Stemming from that practice, the metzatzapapa.
Yeah, it's more fun to say than anything else.
I know, I'm just having too much fun with it.
This custom is thought to have caused the death of at least one child in New York in 2012 from herpes and was linked to an outbreak among infants of Haredi families in New York in 2017.
Not a clean practice.
And in February 2020, a headline read, Quote, four New York babies get herpes from Jewish circumcision right in past six months.
End quote.
And there are videos of this on Twitter if you don't believe us, ladies and gentlemen.
I would highly recommend that you not see confirmation of this.
And some of them use their, they sharpen their fingernails to get an extra snip if they need to.
If you really need to know, then I guess you could go, but, uh, yeah.
I think people should because they need to know that these...
Orthodox Jews that love the Talmud are doing the metzatzapapa.
Oh, yeah.
See, I settled with knowing.
And spreading diseases.
I settled with knowing.
Because I realized that more confirmation was just going to make me gross to have.
Yeah. I mean, it's fucking gross, dude.
Who thought that that was going to be a good idea?
And why is it an actual ritual, a real thing?
This goes on.
Yeah, I mean, yeah, you've never heard the song God Hates the Tips.
God Hates the Tips?
No. Yeah, God Hates the Tips of little baby dicks.
No, that's horrible.
Yeah, so you gotta cut them off.
Yeah. Like, it's basically sarcastically joking about the fact that, like, a part on your body is somehow abhorrent to God.
Yeah. Chop it off.
Somehow sinful, and you better get rid of it.
It's such a ridiculous concept on the face of it.
And then the end of the song, though, says, you know, unless in fact some old perv just made it up.
That's where it comes from.
That's the last line of the song.
Unless, of course, some Asian perv just made it up.
And that was the birth of the Metzatzapapa.
That's how it all happened, dude.
I mean, we've had a lot of advances in sanitation, yet that part is insisted upon being performed traditionally.
They do.
They do use...
They take a swill of whiskey or something to sanitize their mouth before they do it.
They're supposed to, at least.
Well, yeah, I mean...
Mouthwash or bleach or something.
Well, that's what I mean.
You could use...
I mean, you could use a surgical tool if you're trying to argue that this is somehow a necessary part of this practice, is what I'm pointing out.
I know, it's like, when did the Jewish...
It doesn't actually have to involve your mouth.
When did the fucking Amish rules mesh into the Jewish rules?
Yeah. You can't have technology.
Yeah, like, suddenly we can't use technology in this.
Well, that's the trick, is like, yeah, they sanitize it, but again, why aren't you just using...
If this is actually necessary, yeah, like some surgical tools.
Dick guillotine.
Yeah, like the guillotine and the, for that matter, some kind of suction device to get any excess blood out if that's necessary.
There's things you could do to make this not look awful.
And they willingly choose not to because they like it.
They like doing the metatapapa.
Way too much fun saying that.
Alright, let's get back to the story here.
Let's get back to the story.
It makes sense that Marina Abramovic praises Trump and calls him the magician of the highest order.
Does it not?
Now, it kind of makes sense now.
Marina, she wouldn't call Trump that unless he was someone of vast importance, more so than the common man, the plebeians, the fucking peons, the yous in the eyes.
He might just be a maga.
He might just be a maga.
Which this part, before I learned about this, I didn't actually know.
I knew the term magus and magi, obviously, in connection with the ancient wise men story, for that matter.
Most people have heard that one.
Yeah, now keep in mind, people wear this proudly on the hat, right on the forehead.
Okay? They wear this proudly.
So, what does maga even mean?
It doesn't mean Make America Great Again.
That's the, what do you call it?
Make America Great Again is the acronym.
Yeah, it's, what I'm trying to say is like, it's a hidden, like it doesn't, they try to get you to think that's what it means, but that's not really what it means.
That's not what the lettering of the term means, though.
Anyway, it means magis, which is the highest rank in the Church of Satan.
And maga translates to witch in Latin and means a person who uses magic.
Maga in Portuguese means magician, sorceress, or wizard.
In Japanese, it means confusion, complication, distortion, and most importantly, the devil.
Maga in Nigeria means to be a sucker, a victim, or easily fooled idiot.
Maga in Zulu means lies.
Maga means dragon in Sondanese.
Which dragon is often used in mystical cert.
In circles to reference Mystic of Great Power.
There you go.
Like Vlad Dracolia, for example.
Yeah, Vlad, the son of the dragon.
Vlad the Impaler was referenced as a dragon.
A dragonborn, essentially.
Damn. And the Queen of England said she was a direct descendant of Vlad.
Yep. And they all love that shit.
She's descended from the dragon.
Yep. And in Italian, Mago means sorceress, while Mago means male magician.
And in numerous other languages, MAGA means magician.
Anyone can search this shit up.
It's super fucking easy.
It's super easy.
I mean, it's really easy.
It's really interesting how so many different languages the world over, almost like Tower of Babel style, all have this same term that means the same thing.
Pretty interesting.
And it just so happens to be the King of Jews mantra.
It's almost as universal as the term no, which despite being slightly variant in different cultures and stuff, is almost invariably some form of monosyllabic expression and very similar a lot of times, to the point where it's even literally no in Spanish and English.
Everybody knows what that means.
Because it means no.
No means no, damn it.
All right, this next one, yeah, the last one I wanted to talk about and bring to attention.
I don't know if you checked this out yet, Cricket, but if you take the OpenAI logo that Sam Altman loves so much, you know, one of the guys that Trump has brought onto his team.
So, remember our UN episode where I took the UN logo and mirrored the image from the center and it made it look like a hanging heart with an infant on each side kind of reaching out to touch it?
Remember that shit?
Our UN episode?
Yeah, it was creepy as hell.
Creepy as hell.
And so if you take the OpenAI logo, which is this weird-looking shape, I don't know how to really explain it, like a gear of some kind with a hexagon shape in the middle, but if you take that logo and you put an exact copy directly over it so they're in the exact same spot and then start turning one of them,
the entire thing becomes the Jewish star of David.
I shit you not.
Go ahead, open up Twitter, search OpenAI logo, and check it out.
You don't fucking believe me.
It's nuts.
Yeah, I thought it was weird.
And I mean, it's coming from Sam Altman, who seems to be almost the fall guy for AI is bad.
He was the one who got to go up and make the announcement of all the bad stuff they're going to be doing in AI in the future.
It just makes a perfect star of David.
That's not coincidence, people.
Makes you kind of wonder what DeepSeek can do, what you can do with DeepSeek's logo.
Oh, that's a good question.
That was my first thought as soon as I saw that story, David.
I was like, and now what does DeepSeek make?
And then would that represent some kind of counter power?
Dude, I don't know.
Let me see.
DeepSeek logo.
I could probably do this really quick here.
What's the logo look like?
The whale thing?
Yeah, it's like a whale thing.
Okay, let's see.
I could do this really fast.
Photo editor, Pixlr.
That's the one you want to use.
Let's do this effect.
Reflect. Makes an alien face or a snake head.
A snake head, you say?
A snake head or an alien head.
So there you go, everybody.
Those are the options for the head of the Hydra.
You get to choose either Zionism or the Cult of the Serpent.
Great choices.
Hydra Head 1 or 2?
What would you say it is?
It looks like a two-headed snake.
Isn't that crazy?
It's not some kind of alien.
If you turn it on its side like that, it'll look like a squid.
That looks like some kind of weird Atlantean crab.
Yeah, that's weird shit.
This is all really weird shit.
What is it?
Whoa, look at that one.
That's so bizarre.
This program is awesome.
It just flips the picture and all these different...
Ways, but yeah, so it's a, what, double-headed hydras, huh?
Yeah, some kind of two-headed serpent.
Yeah. So, technically it's not a snake, but the hydra is what it makes me think of.
Double-headed hydra.
Yeah, like a two-headed hydra.
I guess hydras aren't, I was thinking like a hydra's not really a snake, they're more like a dragonoid type creature.
It's pretty weird.
It's close enough, damn it.
It's close enough.
And I've always compared the whole system we have to two-headed Hydra, so I find that it's had on the nose.
Yeah, it's weird.
Deep Seek.
So yeah, your options are either you get to get ruled by the AI overlords of Zionism or...
Reptilians. The two-headed Hydra of the Reptoid Empire.
It's one or the other, man.
Coming to a head here.
And so, just a couple weeks ago...
Trump declared that he's helping to invest $500 billion into the project Stargate.
They say Stargate is all about advancing the scope and reach of artificial intelligence and giving America's tech oligarchs everything they need to build out the infrastructures required for a much more powerful, all-encompassing AI.
Trump says the program is to develop a series of massive data centers over the next four years.
Data centers.
Just what we need.
Just what we fucking need.
So he's teamed up with Sam Altman of OpenAI and Oracle's Larry Ellison.
Ellison said the AI project was also tied to digital health records and would make it easier to treat diseases by developing personalized mRNA vaccines for such things as cancer, which is ironic since, you know, the first experiment with mRNA jabs for COVID actually led to an increase in turbo cancers,
something right around the range of 14,000% increase.
Oh, yeah.
Sorry, I was thinking of Larry Ellison.
That's why I was talking about him being the fall guy.
He got to go out there and float that idea in front of everybody and have it fly like a lead balloon.
Did not go over well.
Did not go over well, no.
So Ellison wants to start building 15-minute cities, and Trump calls him, quote, high-quality people with a great mind, end quote.
What a great mind, right?
Wants to put everybody in 15-minute cities and give everyone vaccines.
Like Bill Gates.
I mean, individual therapeutics forever would conveniently make everybody who is in the club well while making everyone else sick enough that they need to keep obtaining treatment.
Yeah. That's just the cyberpunk reality if you actually...
I want to delude yourself into thinking this will help people.
That's what will actually happen.
Don't fool yourself.
That's the road that would be resulted.
Yeah. That's what I was talking about the other day where I was talking about it wasn't about harming immune systems but creating designer immune systems where it's not necessarily about making your immune system weak but making it selectively powerful but only as long as you stay good.
Right. Now you can do all sorts of things that do weapons nowadays.
So, you know, how are you going to accomplish that if you can't tailor a therapeutic to an individual person?
Well, you can't because you have to base it off of general, like, tendencies of things to have side effects, whereas if you can tailor it to the person, then you could know, like, this is going to cause an adverse result.
Oops. And check this out.
This next one's pretty interesting because just this year in January, Sam Altman's sister, Annie Altman, The lawsuit,
filed in a federal court in Missouri, says that Anne, her Annie, suffered severe emotional distress and has been unable to live a normal life as a result of Sam's alleged abuse.
Sam responded to this on Twitter.
He posted, quote, End quote.
He names himself in third person, which is really weird.
Kind of like he was high-quality people rather than a high-quality person.
It's fucking nuts.
He's high-quality people and you're just like, how many of him is he?
How many of him is he?
The plurality.
Jesus. The plurality of people.
Larry Ellison, on top of wanting to put everyone in 15-minute cities, also wants a nationwide AI surveillance system so that the government can keep every single person under constant watch while they go enjoy vacations to rape and murder children and be total fuckfaces as they sit around together and happily eat each other's shit.
And aside from that, Larry has two children that work in Hollywood.
And Larry paid someone in the studios to allow his Gary Busey lookalike son into the movie Flyboys with James Franco.
He must have paid a lot for that.
And he's since become a producer in Hollywood.
And when his daughter turned 25, Larry gave her like $1.5 billion to just do whatever she wanted with, to go act, get to acting school with.
These fucking, these nepo fucks, dude.
Damn, I would spend that $1.5 million on something awesome rather than go do acting.
Yeah, I'm just going to go move to Hollywood and do acting.
I'm going to pursue my acting career and I'm just thinking to myself, don't people normally do that to make money, not spend it?
It's just one of those things where...
They just don't lead anywhere near normal lives, because, of course, you've got to train them up to be little sociopaths, so they can't actually have the trials and travails of the average person, or they might start relating with the little guy.
Can't have that happening.
And, you know, that totally ruins the club, because if they start seeing those people as, you know, their fellow humans, and then, you know, that generation then grows up and takes over, and it's like, well, I can't do that.
That's another person.
Well, that's going to really screw things up going forward.
It really would.
It really would.
You got to keep them so psychopathic.
So you got to give them $1.5 million and tell them to go pursue an acting career that you know is essentially just going to be going and buying a bunch of blow and pretending to attend college.
Yeah. Yep.
Yep. Those nepo fucks.
Probably more than that with $1.5 billion, but you know, that's just a good start to a party, I'd say.
$1.5 billion.
Jesus. Larry himself, he started Oracle in 1977, but he didn't have any actual product to sell.
And that's when the CIA came skipping along and became Oracle's first customer, followed by Naval Intelligence.
Oracle was then contracted to build a relational database.
The company's name actually came from a CIA project codenamed Oracle.
Coincidental, I'm sure.
Coincidentally. Company co-founders Larry Ellison, Robert Miner, and Ed Oates worked on Project Oracle at a consulting firm before striking out on their own.
And Oracle has continued to win contracts for agencies like the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security.
Larry Ellison has funded controversial annexation projects in occupied Palestine.
And additionally...
A $1 billion lawsuit was filed by Palestinians against several Israeli supporters, including Ellison, accusing them of conspiring to expel Palestinians from the occupied territories and committing war crimes.
Larry Ellison, who has close ties with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reportedly lobbied or I should say Benjamin Milikowski and reportedly lobbied Israel.
rail mogul Arnon Milchen to drop his lawyer so that Milikowski implicated in
It was revealed, also, that Ellison offered Netanyahu Milikowski a post at Oracle.
And Larry Ellison previously served alongside Jeffrey Epstein's close friend and partner, Lady Lynn Forrester, Dave Rothschild, on the Clinton Administration's Corporate Commission on Educational Technology.
And Lady D. Rothschild was a vice chair on that commission.
It just gets deeper and deeper.
Well, hey, the gang's all here.
The whole gang's here!
And I've been in the CIA's defense.
They're not exactly unused to shelling out giant bricks of cash for nothing.
No, not at all.
That was the point I was going to make earlier, was CIA has the biggest black book budget.
Yeah, they're just like, what do you mean he had no product to sell?
We're just used to giving people money for nothing.
We're not even used to having to justify any of this crap.
And so here you have Larry Ellison, who for years has already been vocal about his desire to kick Palestinians out of Gaza.
And then here he is with Trump.
Partnership with Trump.
Like, do you see who Trump surrounds himself with, people?
Do you see what's going on?
Well, here's a bit of an interesting speculation thought.
You know how they stopped, like, the whole Palestinian conflict out of nowhere?
Yeah. Because they needed to go in there and mass vaccinate a bunch of people?
No shit.
Would those perhaps have been MRA vaccinations for polio and not regular ones?
Makes you wonder.
They never actually specify or anything, and the fact that they changed the definition means that they could report it either way, and they wouldn't be lying.
Good fucking point, man.
That's a really good point.
I mean, they are just using those Palestinians as not only target practice, but, you know, experiments.
Experiment. Yeah, I was about to say medical experimentation would, I mean, why not do literally all of the freaking...
Atrocity propaganda that you're presenting others as doing, and do it on the people that you're saying are doing it.
It's just, man, I feel so bad for...
Because, yeah, it's like...
Because I was going to say, that whole, like, they're doing messed up experiments thing was something they always taught.
Talked about the Nazis saying, you know, you've got to emulate them now.
Oh, don't call them Nazis, Cricket.
Don't say it was a Nazi salute.
I never understood the whole, like, it was a Roman salute thing, because I always thought, you know, isn't that a reference to the Holy Roman Empire, which was itself a reference to what Hitler was trying to revive, which was the ancient Holy Roman Empire.
Which, of course, as my old Christian school teachers used to say, was neither holy nor Roman nor an empire.
It's just the rhetoric, man.
It was just a big-time killing campaign.
That's all it was all the times it ever reared its ugly head.
Yeah. It's just so funny because, like you're saying, it's a Nazi salute.
No, it isn't.
It's a Roman salute.
Oh! That's better because they hear Roman and say, oh, that was such a great time.
Romans, they were awesome.
They built everything.
Yeah, exactly.
And I thought Roman salute.
I was like, you mean the Bellamy salute?
Because, you know, we used to do it in schools and stuff for the Pledge of Allegiance.
But we don't do it now because of the connotations.
I mean, the Pledge of Allegiance, you just place your hand over your chest.
Yeah, but originally you were supposed to...
Salute the flag?
Yeah, you were supposed to Bellamy salute the flag.
Yeah, I don't remember having to do that.
We're talking pre-1940s.
Oh, okay, yeah.
That makes sense.
Long before my time.
I've seen pictures of it a few times of kids doing the Bellamy salute and like old black and white photos.
Okay, yeah, I've seen some of those and people look, look, even American children were Nazis.
Yeah, I've seen that.
And see, that's because, again, it was, you know, the Roman salute, which up until the Nazis adopted it, was not really considered a bad thing.
That's why I don't understand other than the need to just defend why you'd actually think that's a valid deflection.
I'm like, isn't that the one they co-opted in the first damn place?
So isn't that just saying that's exactly what it is?
Just call it what it is.
Call it what it is.
That's a whole lot of deflection to just end up knocking it back into your own goal.
Exactly. You kicked the ball into your own goal, you fucktards.
Jesus. Well, all right, man.
Is there anything else you wanted to add?
It's their own version of the lefties calling him Trump, I guess.
Yeah, it's Donald Trump, not Trump.
All right.
I guess I'll add one, even though we're way over already.
We'll touch real quick on the China, or not the China, even though it's all about China.
The Japanese-US deal that's going on recently.
Oh, the $1 trillion deal?
Yeah, the $1 trillion investment and a little bit of mutual defense compact in there, too.
I read through the, well, skimmed the 13-page long White House document.
It says a lot of things about mutual cooperation going forward between our militaries, which honestly sounds very scary in World War III-ish.
100%. But the really key point was the It was ramping up semiconductor production.
That was one thing that I saw mention specifically, which means that that entire deal and that whole hullabaloo and everything, even though nobody once said it the entire time, is about Taiwan.
Everything about this.
I thought, ooh, semiconductors?
I wonder, is there a place in the world that's really famous for being pretty much the only source?
For, like, 90% of the world's semiconductors, would there be, you know, possibly a strategic reason we might need to find a new one or something really fast?
Yeah, let me interject here.
I'm looking at this $1 trillion deal here with Japan.
It says the investment covering defense, energy, and strategic industries.
Now, why would Japan want to help us cover our own defense?
Strategic industries.
See, it's all, well, I mean, they're making money, or their contractors are making money, obviously.
Tons, yeah.
But I mean, honestly, if you look at it, what it is, is it's very much an embracing of the United States over China, because even though this isn't overtly a hostile move to China, you know their response is going to be to treat this as them shunning them.
Because this is essentially saying that...
You're going to help us keep the peace in the Taiwanese Strait, even.
I think they actually mentioned the Taiwan Strait in it, specifically.
The one strategic piece of waterway that we really need to get control of.
We kind of just gained tacit approval of the neighboring country to maybe kind of grease the wheels.
Because there's things that Japan can do.
Despite not really being friendly with China, that we can't.
Just simply because they're a closer neighbor and therefore a bit closer by nature of necessity.
And Trump just put a 10% tax tariff, whatever, on China right as his deal's going down.
I think they're strained.
Apparently their fucking economy is...
I can't imagine their...
Economy's not good.
Yeah, and it almost kind of makes you wonder if that wasn't a, don't you dare take Taiwan now in response to that kind of deal.
Like, oh, if you do, we'll just already have semiconductors already ramped up and raring to go in Japan and the United States so y'all can suck it.
And what do we need semiconductors for?
We don't even need your Taiwan anymore.
We need semiconductors for, like, intercontinental ballistic missiles.
Oh, yeah, that's a, well, that's a...
That actually is a pretty major one because he's a bunch of those.
But the really key one, and I still remember when there was the chip shortage that was the big deal because semiconductor chips during the shutdowns and stuff and the supply chain issue.
Newer cars require those things.
Like the batteries, the internal systems, they require a few.
But more importantly, every single key fob requires one.
There was a point where I was working at a car dealership and we were only giving out single keys to brand new sold cars because there were that few chips available.
It's fucked up.
We essentially told them you have to wait for a few weeks to a month or whatever until you get a message and then you'll get your other fob later whenever we can make it.
Alright, so what the fuck?
What the hell were they doing during the whole lockdown shit where they were using all the chips that made a shortage?
It really does kind of beg the question.
A lot of it was just...
They closed down factories?
I highly doubt they closed down anything like that.
Oh no, it wasn't really even the factories closing down.
It was the lack of ability to get anything anyway.
As if all the stupid restrictions that suddenly had to be obeyed all over the world, it pretty much crippled world commerce.
I think there's something more.
They're doing something with the chips.
Well, and also another major source at the time of semiconductor chips, of course, would be computing.
And what was computing doing at the time that was really involving purchasing a lot of high-end, high-power computers?
Bitcoin mining.
Yeah, I was going to say mining.
That was the height of the Bitcoin mining era.
Before it started petering out and the diminishing returns started kicking in.
Because at some point, it started being not really as worth it investment-wise to buy all this high-end software and hardware to maybe make a few pennies.
You invest a dollar, you make a dollar five over several years or something.
Because they were just incrementally making these...
Micro-trades that were creating these extra monies through high-end processing.
I never quite understood the whole mining process.
I didn't either.
It was just all calculating math problems.
I was going to buy one of those minor computer things back in 2013, 2014 maybe.
But it really just comes down to bot trading is what it is.
It costs a lot of energy to run that shit.
Yeah, that's the trick, is what does AI require and what did all of these Bitcoin mining machines, what did all this stuff take?
Computers. What did those computers take?
Semiconductors. So yeah, all of a sudden, our production capacity, which like you were saying, I kind of doubt that the...
Because it seemed to have started almost immediately, like before the shutdowns even really would have affected the manufacturing end.
That's what it sounded like.
Like all of a sudden it was like none.
Like it was along the lines of they shut down the factories and they had no extra.
Like they were running on a constant shortage up until then.
Because it wasn't even really that they were shut down.
It was really more so that they just got like closed down and then retrofitted with a bunch of nonsensical BS to make people go through and then reopened.
But just that tiny, tiny interruption caused a huge disruption in the whole global supply of that.
So yeah, people were buying a lot of semiconductors at the time.
Out the butt, that's for sure.
So is that all on that story, or is there more to it?
Well, that's the main part of it.
That's where the trillion-dollar investment deal that's going on between the U.S. And Japan, like economically looking into it, it's like, honestly, it's like even the civilian side, it's all really military application that they're spending on.
Yeah, all of it.
All of it is.
So when you really read into it, it's not really civilian investment.
This is a defense agreement between the countries, a mutual defense pact, if you will.
Yeah, that's what it sounds like.
And it will definitely piss China off.
Yeah, none of it's good.
None of us good.
All right, man.
This is a long one.
We better get out of here.
All right, let's go.
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She's been in the green room for like, I don't know, half an hour now.
Just throwing a fit.
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