Dec. 16, 2023 - Human Events Daily - Jack Posobiec
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THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 25 — Smash Satan? Hamas: The Video Game? Civil War: The Movie?
In today's edition of THOUGHTCRIME featuring Charlie Kirk, Jack Posobiec, Tyler Bowyer, and Blake Neff, the group digs into key questions like:-How heroic was the man who smashed Iowa’s Satanist display?-Should Hamas’s anti-Israel video game be blacklisted, or even banned?-What is the appropriate treatment for SPLC doxing goons?THOUGHTCRIME streams LIVE exclusively on Rumble, every Thursday night at 8pm ET.Go to http://preparewiththoughtcrime.com and save $200 off a 3-month emergency food kit...
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They're collecting your communications.
Okay, everybody, nobody is remote.
Let me say that again, there is no one remote.
We got Jack Posobiec.
We're here, first time since episode uno that we have all been in the same room at the same time.
None of us are currently under indictment.
Hold on, Blake.
They might have sealed indictments.
Okay, they may have sealed indictments, fair.
Tyler.
We don't joke about these things.
Why'd you say that, Tyler?
No reason.
We have nothing to fear.
And Blake.
Except God.
That's right.
That's right.
All day long.
And the Taylor Swift fans.
Tyler was just telling us.
They're hunting after him.
Yeah, Charlie, have you heard this?
Tyler's now getting death threats from the Swifties.
Started from my children and then worked all its way up to... Wait, your children threatening to kill you?
No, not threatening to kill me.
I mean, my threats kill me like every day, but...
A little one tries to.
Yeah, I mean, there's a force out there, and I think that's probably why we need to talk more about Taylor Swift.
Wait, no, so we did the Taylor Swift thing, that was last week, right?
We did last week, and then a bunch of left-wing groups were going after us.
They clipped up the whole thing.
The whole thing.
And they went down, and it was like a bullet point.
They went to all the old episodes when we talked about it.
They went to older episodes when the op first kicked off, when we first started kind of Highlighting it but Tyler for some reason they're going after you like they're going to me in the press That's for sure, but they're actually trying to kill you.
I got a lot of threats I think they expect this stuff out of you and Charlie if And so then it zeroed in and it was like, who's Blake?
And they couldn't find enough on Blake online.
And they're like, wait, this guy's got social media.
He is kind of unreachable though.
Like we keep Blake's multiple families, you know, quiet and his foreign properties, you know, but with Tyler, it's all right there.
I mean, all the points were well made.
I mean, the points were well made about Taylor Swift.
We'll talk more about it.
She's the new Oprah.
She's the great threat to the Republic, and she needs to be exposed.
That's just the simple part of it.
Exposed like on the side of a hill, like when the Romans had a child they didn't want?
No, we're evolving on our position on Taylor Swift, and that's okay.
You know, it's causing some conflict with people who enjoy Taylor Swift and her music.
Thoughtcrime will be proven right about Taylor Swift.
Soros might not live to see ourselves be proven right.
George Soros doesn't just, like, get involved with people without reason.
So we have reason to be here.
She's, like, super anti-Soros as she backs all of his candidates.
Yeah.
But anyway, that's not the lead topic for tonight.
The lead topic, the exciting topic of today is the Iowa Capitol satanic display What satanic display, Blake?
There isn't one.
There isn't one anymore.
So, Michael Cassidy, a Christian and former military officer, tore down and beheaded a Satanist altar erected in the Iowa capital in Des Moines.
Navy officer, gotta throw it out there.
Cassidy.
Big Navy.
That's like nothing!
that he turned himself in into police officers at the Iowa Capitol immediately afterwards.
And then they confirmed with the local Satanic Temple that they did desire to press charges.
So he has been charged with fourth degree criminal mischief, which is probably not so bad given the circumstances.
That's like nothing.
Yeah.
Literally nothing.
So this is, and look, I'll just, you know, I haven't said any public comments about this yet.
This was, um, you know, a major thing that we did on my show this week was targeting this, uh, specific statue.
We did multiple episodes about it.
We conducted the largest call in campaign in history to Kim Reynolds office, who's the governor of Iowa, asking for her to take this down.
I called on Ron DeSantis because Ron DeSantis decided to go on the CNN town hall with Jake Tapper, of all people.
Right.
You know, a great friend of us, great friend of America, someone who would never lie about anything, really.
And he went on there and blamed all of this on Trump.
It's like, this is all Trump's fault.
And of course, and Charlie would know the politics of it, that the issue being that Kim Reynolds is one of the biggest endorsers of Ron DeSantis in Iowa.
The Iowa caucuses are coming up.
Ron DeSantis has put all his chips on in this Hail Mary play that, you know, we're going to go all in on Iowa, we can do well there, maybe it'll give us some momentum going forward.
So anyway, these are all the politics.
And I said to Ron DeSantis, instead of blaming this on Trump on CNN, and thinking that's going to help your political standing, why don't you, and I actually said this, and We didn't have time, but I said it multiple times on the show this week.
Ron DeSantis, why don't you go and get a sledgehammer and walk into the Iowa State Capitol and just take this thing down?
Yeah, they'll probably charge you with something, but you could actually win the Iowa caucus if you do something like that.
Or at least do far better than you are now.
But he's too close with Kim Reynolds.
That's the problem.
Yeah, he'd probably go up a few points.
Would he be tall enough to hit the head?
He would do so much.
But then, Charlie, we had, like, local evangelical pastors telling us, well, we hate this thing, we don't like this thing, but, you know, we have to leave it up because, as David French tells us, it's the blessings of liberty, and, you know, we need to be respectful, we need to leave it up.
And then along comes an Irishman named Cassidy, or as I believe, God sent.
An Irishman named Michael Cassidy.
And he just took it down.
And he actually, I believe we have a statement.
He does.
I have a statement here if you want to read it.
So, Cassidy said in comments provided to the Sentinel that he destroyed the shrine on Thursday in order to, quote, awaken Christians to the anti-Christian acts promoted by our government.
The world may tell Christians to submissively accept the legitimization of Satan, but none of the founders would have considered government sanction of satanic altars inside Capitol buildings to be protected by the First Amendment.
Fact check, true.
Anti-Christian values have steadily been mainstreamed more and more in recent decades, and Christians have acted like the proverbial frog in the boiling pot of water.
I think there was a line too, he said something about morality.
Oh, I can find more of it.
Let's see.
I know I tweeted it.
I just want to get his exact words because it was... I thought it was powerful.
I thought it was very powerful.
So what is he charged with, exactly?
Oh, wait, wait.
I just found it real quick.
So it's fourth degree criminal mischief.
Like, whatever.
Okay, well that's not that bad.
Yeah.
He said, I saw this blasphemous statue and was outraged.
Michael Cassidy said, my conscience... Charlie, I know you're gonna like this.
My conscience is held captive to the word of God, not bureaucratic degree.
Now, I love this, but Blake, you think that this is an overreaction and a big op and nothing wrong with Satan in our capitals, right?
Well, I don't want to say nothing wrong, but what I would say contextually is... Blake French over here.
There's no context with Satan.
What do you like, the president of Harvard?
What I can say is...
What I would say is death to Satan, Christ is King.
Satanism is fake.
By which I mean, people who put up altars to Satan do not worship Satan.
They are just atheists who are basically Redditors, and they think they control Christians by doing stunts like this to make Christians mad, and then they will make Christians be dumb or overreact or something.
Yes, obviously there are real Satanists out there, but this group is a Like, left-wing Reddit LARPers who say, who will say, on their own website, we're not actual Satanists, we've just decided to apply for this under the IRS Code of Religious Exemption.
They do these things as a stunt to make us mad.
And to troll us.
There's the statue, then they do the after-school Satan clubs, and even in the state of Texas right now.
It's a lot of effort for a troll though, Blake.
That's your argument?
But it's not, it's like you...
You put up a little Satan display.
Everyone knows what that stuff looks like.
Yeah, but doesn't Satan trolling still help Satan?
They're getting this exemption to the heartbeat bill.
They're trying to.
In Texas.
Because they say it's their religion.
practice to receive an abortion and they've even created the satanic abortion ritual on their website.
And now, yes, to anyone who is Christian out there looking at this, we do have to question why it is that they choose this.
Like, why not Karl Marx?
Right.
Why not make a religion of Karl Marx and say we believe in this?
We want it up.
Why is it always Satan?
Because it's, it's, screw you, Dad!
That's why they do it.
Because you think it provokes us?
They do.
Well, mission accomplished.
It literally did.
And I think this is, this is somewhat stands out.
At least it was that, like, the guy, what I like is that the guy smashed it and then frankly, like, did immediately turn himself in and essentially say, I did this as an act of civil disobedience.
Because I think what they always want to do is... He actually planned this out pretty well.
Yeah, what they always want to do is, like, one, they want to provoke a perception of hypocrisy of Christians.
So if Christians complain about, you know, being persecuted or that freedom of religion is in threat, and then as soon as someone essentially takes advantage of freedom of religion to put up a thing Christians don't like, they immediately want to smash it to pieces.
And so the intent is to make Christians appear intolerant, Christians appear hypocritical, Christians appear kind of unhinged and violent and likely to overreact to things.
And I think this guy going about it in the disciplined manner makes it less likely that will happen, but that is the intent of these things.
The Satanic Temple also put up this message on their Facebook page.
This morning we were informed by authorities that the Baphomet statue in our holiday display was destroyed.
Beyond repair!
Holiday display!
We are proud to continue our holiday display for the next few days that we have been allotted.
We ask that for safety, visitors travel together and use the seven tenets of As a reminder for empathy, in the knowledge that justice is being pursued the correct way, through legal means.
Solve et coagula, which means, I believe, dissolve and coagulate.
Happy holidays.
Hail Satan.
So like, so, like, dissolve your differences and become one?
I assume it's just some catchphrase of these wackadoodles.
Yeah, it's a satanic catchphrase.
Hermeticism.
Yeah.
You all become one.
Yeah, all become one.
Exactly.
I don't think I doubt they're doing it for hermetic reasons, because I think they don't talk about that on Reddit.
But I mean, they use the term holiday.
It's my question.
My next question going forward, and we're going to have to cover this, of course, tomorrow on The Daily Show is so he has been charged with this.
My question for, of course, Governor Reynolds is, will you pardon Michael Cassidy for this?
Will you be issuing a pardon as the governor?
You've said how much that you stand up for Christians.
You've said how much that you defend Christianity.
Will you be issuing a pardon?
And just in case you're not watching ThoughtCrime or you haven't seen my multiple tweets about this, we are going to be organizing the next largest call-in campaign in history when we call her tomorrow to make sure she gets the message.
Now, so, just because, again, we want to foster discussion, so trending right now on Twitter, as I was checking for stuff about this, trending on Twitter is Romans 13.
Charlie, do you know what Romans 13 says?
Submit to all leaders in authority because they are there for your good, Paul wrote.
That's right.
Why is it trending on Twitter?
Because people say that you should just obey your government authorities there no matter what?
Yeah, I think that is... It's actually the longest political verse in the New Testament.
Yes, so I have it here.
I can read it if we want.
Was I right?
You were.
You were very close.
Basically correct.
This is the ESV version.
I know that's your favorite.
So this is Romans 13, 1 through 7.
Let every person be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by God.
Therefore, whoever resists the authorities resists what God has appointed, and those who resist will incur judgment.
For rulers are not a terror to good conduct, but to bad.
Would you have no fear of the one who is in authority?
Then do what is good, and you will receive his approval, for he is God's servant for your good.
But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain.
We'll jump ahead a little bit.
Therefore, one must be in subjection, not only to avoid God's wrath, but also for the sake of conscience.
For because of this, you also pay taxes, for the authorities are ministers of God, attending to this very thing.
Pay to all what is owed of them.
Taxes to whom taxes are owed.
Revenue to whom revenue is owed.
Respect to whom respect is owed.
Honor to whom honor is owed.
It's the longest political verse in the New Testament.
So this is, if I remember Charlie and correct me if I'm wrong, but there were a lot of pastors who cited this during COVID.
Well, it's also the most quoted verse during Nazi Germany, but that's neither here nor there.
But yes, I mean, but then let's just... We were planning on that, but here we are.
Yes, but it's very simple.
So the question is the sovereign of who's in charge.
So who's the sovereign in America?
Well, no, the people.
Ah.
That's the proper way to read the verse.
Yes.
So if we had a different system, then the verse is trickier.
But it's not tricky here.
So, the king would be the sovereign.
Correct.
Yeah, that's right.
I get what you're saying.
Now, it also says, therefore, you're good.
I just feel like that's a cop-out.
Because even if the people are sovereign, well, the people elected the governor of Iowa, who said, we're not going to take this down.
But the governor's still not the sovereign.
Okay.
So who are the rulers?
I think rulers are not a terror to good conduct.
What about the Constitution?
Well, at that point you might as well just say, well, okay, and the Constitution has freedom of religion.
But Satanism is not a religion.
That's the issue.
And even in the Iowa Constitution, it actually is specifically defined as the supreme being constitutes our law.
Yeah, the Declaration says that at the end.
Yeah, I mean, look, the Constitution is written, first of all, the question of who the rulers are, it's the question of sovereign.
And even if you don't buy that, that's fine.
Not everyone does, but it's pretty simple because the Constitution is clear about that.
Because it doesn't say that the king is in charge or the Congress or the governor, that they submit to the will of the people.
And there's all these measures to get rid of them if they don't do it.
But then the other question is, did the Founding Fathers envision for freedom to practice Satanism?
Is that really what they envisioned when they created A system of government.
Like, would they be like, that's exactly what I want?
Probably not, although since it's a fake religion anyway, that's getting... Because they would probably say... I kind of agree it's a fake religion.
I don't think it should get religious designation.
But you're saying if it was actual Satanism.
Well, it doesn't matter what it is.
It's obvious what they're doing.
It's the same thing with the civil rights law.
It's all of this.
They try to use some sort of a pretty good idea, maybe, for their own purposes and pervert it and try to destroy Christianity with it.
Yeah, but the only way they're really destroying Christianity, I feel, is that they are trying to troll us really badly.
Which is, they're trying to do this to embarrass us.
And the only way you get embarrassed by any of this is by reacting to it in the wrong way.
If you don't react to it at all, no one really notices or cares.
You don't think it's an embarrassment for it to be up there?
I mean, how often do you think of the Iowa State Capitol otherwise?
It's like, how often do you think about the Roman Empire?
All the time, exactly.
So if they erected a satanic thing... But I mean, it's a symbol, right?
I mean, it's a symbol of some sort of societal and moral decline where a country that once would believe in ethical monotheism and have all these Christian principles Obviously, 9 out of 13 states required you to be a Protestant Christian to be an officeholder, to then have a satanic display in the state capitol.
That's not the fruits of liberty.
I mean, no matter how hard you try to spin it.
And most of the states also had blasphemy laws on the books.
To add on to that, though, is that if we think, okay, if we're going to say the founders didn't intend this, they thought, you know, you could enforce religious requirements and you could enforce blasphemy laws.
Specifically at the state level.
Yes, exactly.
But given the drift of America at this point, what's more likely to happen if we decide actually the government can dictate religious stuff and prohibit blasphemy?
What is the blasphemous statement most likely to be punished in America today?
It's not religious.
That's the point, is that the founder's belief of religion was Judeo-Christian ethical monotheism.
But you could easily argue that's essentially because that was the only thing in town at the time.
Not really.
There was plenty.
There was Anglicanism.
There was Presbyterianism.
There was Congregationalism.
They were perfectly fine with the Hebrew congregation.
Perfectly fine with Catholics.
Or just nothing.
Like Deism.
The idea that Satanism fits perfectly within the founder's vision of religious liberty.
It just doesn't fit.
But the religious liberty provision is being abused.
And whether it's like civilizational altering or not, it is obvious.
And if they're trolling us, I guess you could say it's working, but like, we do believe we're in an invisible war against Satan, right?
Well, Charlie, the question that I have, I guess, or Charlie, going ahead, but it's just like, why is it that, you know, if we call ourselves, we say, oh, we're the conservatives.
And Kim Reynolds, and even in her response to this, she said something about how, well, we support freedom of speech, but we understand.
She used the phrase good versus evil.
Uh, we are in a, we are in a contest of good versus evil.
And I will always stand on the side of good or something, you know, something along those lines.
And my point is it's like, but what were you doing to actually fight for that?
So I guess my question and if you want to take it, uh, you know, um, Is like why have conservative leaders just been so okay with like doing nothing in the face of all of this?
Like literally nothing.
Why did Aaron create the golden calf?
That's a good question.
And if satanic monuments are going to become the golden calf of how we defend the Constitution, I think it's the same thing, which is like, the intent that was made when the golden calf was created, right, was not even a vile one by any means, right?
Like it was just airing way off base.
And I think that when you look at this and you look at it and you go, it's like a golden calf.
Yeah, it's like a golden calf.
I think it has a direct correlation, which is like, we shouldn't be allowing ourselves to create all these different things just in the name of defense of constitutionalism.
And there's a really great analogy to that where it's like, and you look at this guy, right, that went and smashed this thing.
And that's the immediate thing I think of is when Moses came back and he's like, Okay, we're going to obliterate this thing because these people have no idea, not seen the forest through the trees of what we're doing here.
And we're going to have a lot more problems coming amongst our people here.
And that's exactly what's kind of going on.
I think that that's where people are so fed up.
You talk about the populace, you know.
Contingency that we have now in the movement where it's like we have all these people that do not see the forest through the trees They do not see ultimately what the angle is of what the conservative movement should be which is Conserving something.
What are we conserving for a purpose?
What are we conserving and at the end of the day if we're gonna like we're gonna spend all of our time defending what?
Well, that's why you also get all these conservatives who are like, I'm not a conservative because everything in America is terrible now, so I'm a revolutionary or whatever.
I want to interact with the comments because, you know, we're all here.
We are live, for once.
We've got It's Me Again, Cy, who points out Muslims would not allow something so offensive to them.
Muslims would never allow this!
They would not!
I mean, they murdered people because people made cartoons of their, you know... I have my disagreements with the practices of Muhammad, to say the least.
Their prophet.
Yes, their prophet the greatest man who ever lived a slayer of many infidels, a marrier of many nine-year-olds.
Aisha was eight.
Eight?
I think she was nine.
Do not blaspheme the actions of the Prophet.
No, nine when it was consummated.
Eight when they were betrothed.
Six when they were betrothed.
Peace be upon him.
Peace be upon him.
I shall take my lashes.
Yes, yes indeed and So, It's Me Against Sight also says that the Smasher is a Chad.
I haven't seen a photo of him, so I can't. - Did we post the photo of him? - I think, actually Charlie did.
Charlie did.
I don't know if we have it ready to go.
No, no, but here on the show, do we post it?
Yeah, throw it up.
Guys, we gotta post that.
Throw him up.
Throw him up.
Michael Cassidy.
So, I have not seen... This is Moses.
There we go.
Alright, we got him.
Look at this.
So, guys, Navy officer.
And he was a Navy pilot as well.
So, of course, you're an officer.
Born in Annapolis, grew up in Arlington, served in the United States Navy.
So, if you're a pilot, that means you have to be an officer.
That's how that works.
And multiple deployments, including on the George Washington aircraft carrier.
I couldn't grab from his bio, you know, where exactly the Washington was during that time.
I just pulled up his because I guess he ran for Congress at one point in Mississippi.
So it seems to me that he actually traveled from Mississippi to go and do this.
I don't have all the details on this yet.
And it actually but it was actually looking that He, he came very close to winning his primary in Mississippi.
So Mississippi, those races are, it's pretty much a primary race where, you know, if you win your primary, you're gonna, it's like a, you know, fait accompli for the general.
Maybe he should run again.
So I'm kind of thinking that he should, but I actually don't know if he, if he's filed yet, but you know, Tyler, what's our, what's the Mississippi filing deadlines?
Because if this, put it this way, if that guy's on the rate, on the, on the ballot in Mississippi, I think he'll do well.
So, you know what Mississippi such an interesting place because it produces a lot of really weird moderates there But you know moderates.
Yeah, thank you.
I Don't know like Haley Barber Entire family that's run the place for like the last 30 years fair fair fair fair fair No, I got you.
Um, so it's when it comes to this guy though.
It's I You know, I think he'll do well.
But locally, yes.
He could have been a sitting congressman right now doing this.
I'm kind of glad he wouldn't because I think if a sitting congressman did do it, it would be impossible to extract the publicity stunt aspect of it.
What do you mean publicity stunt?
Don't you mean theocratic stunt?
Yeah, exactly.
No, but I think it is good that a Obscure person did this, essentially.
But he had that hunger.
It would not have been good if Josh Hawley went and smashed this.
No, really?
No, because I thought the point that DeSantis should have went in and pushed it over.
No, but DeSantis is right.
The reason that DeSantis needed to do this and the fact that it was free money, it was free money sitting on the ground.
And I said this to a lot of people during this week.
I said, guys, the problem with DeSantis, the problem with Kim Reynolds, what they don't understand is I'm trying to help you.
I'm trying to tell you, this would be a fantastic opportunity for your campaign.
Respond.
You need to do something to kind of, you know, because you're on life support right now.
Actually, they're worse.
Rhonda Sanders' campaign is not on life support, they're actually in a coma.
They're actually taking the organs out.
They're beginning to take the organs out.
They're going around.
There's like, does he have a DNR?
Like, you know, uh, we, we gotta see what's going on there.
I, well, I think they're eyeing up the organs to be fair.
They're eyeing up the organs.
They're like, all right, what, what blood, you know, blood type.
You're okay.
And then, so, when it comes to this, it's like, you gotta get out of that hospital bed, man.
You gotta get out, because you're about to flatline.
You're in danger of flatlining.
This would have taken him, I don't know if it would have propelled him past Trump, but it certainly would have made it a competitive race.
It would have at least made him the chief talking point in the country, which part of the problem is just that he's never actually, you know, no one cares about this race.
It's all just... He does.
Did you see that for the next CNN debate that Ron DeSantis is the only one who's confirmed so far?
That would be funny.
That would be really funny.
So, um, uh, we've, we've allocated Chris Christie two minutes to defend, but he's, he's not here.
So we're just gonna have to wait for those two minutes.
And, and so like DeSantis would have to, um, would just have to like stand there quietly.
He could debate himself, like in the old Pixar short where the guy plays chess against himself.
And like, and like take it over.
Just kind of lope over to the other thing and then like kind of puff himself up and be like, I'm Chris Christie.
And then he just pretends to be Chris Christie.
Then he'd be like Nikki Haley.
I want to invade everything.
I want to dunk it on TikTok.
What's wrong with you?
It's fine that my daughter does it, but you need to get off right now.
Yeah, just have a debate where Ron DeSantis plays all four of the major non-Trump GOP candidates.
See, if he could actually pull that off, again, that would be really good for him.
It would.
That would have been something that actually gets people interested in the campaign, makes people kind of interested in him, but Oh, you mean like populist ideas?
Like an actual populist.
Look at JD Vance, the way he responded to the East Palestine train wreck, right?
So you could have had a traditional GOP senator may have said, I'm going to haul them before a hearing, which I think he still did that eventually.
Or he said, I'm going to conduct an investigation into the National Transportation Safety Board, the NTSB, and we're going to see what's going on for all of this.
But what J.D.
did was so good in terms of populism was that he actually went to East Palestine and he's talking to people who are there he's going to diners he went to the river he threw that that stick in the water we see the chemicals spray out of it and suddenly because there's a chemical slick here then it's like wow something's actually going on and JD Vance it's it's like a 15 second video but it became the most viral video of JD Vance's entire career because he just took up the mantle of populism for like five seconds
and Charlie that's my thing it's like there was free money on the floor here right just waiting for Ron DeSantis to come and pick it up Do something, man.
And he is physically incapable of doing it.
So, a question here.
So, accepting that this is a valid time to disobey the law or whatever, what other times would that be?
First of all, civil disobedience is biblically supported.
In Exodus 1, The midwives to the Hebrews disobeyed Pharaoh's orders when Pharaoh said kill the firstborn, and it said God treated them favorably and treated them well and gave them multitudes of families.
We could look up the quote.
Daniel disobeyed government authorities in Daniel 6 when the King Nebuchadnezzar said, you're not allowed to pray, and opened up the window to pray, and he ended up in the lion's den.
So, biblically, it gets back to Acts, that you obey God and not man.
So when there is a very clear, non-cloudy, non-murky, commandment from government to do something against what God's will is, then you disobey.
For example, like you're an SS officer, you must go kill 100 Jews.
Do you say, well, you know, Romans 13, I must...now, that's an extreme example, obviously, right?
But, you know, the one in Exodus is very similar to that.
So, the Satan display does not go that far, but at the same time, it's pretty clear that, you know, the principalities of darkness will not be tolerated.
But it's an interesting theological discussion, because during COVID, we saw people say, well, I can't resist tyranny.
And biblically, it's a lot more complicated than that.
Well, exactly, I mean, Charlie, where's Romans 13 when literally the Romans were throwing, you know, were throwing Christians to the lions for practicing Christianity?
It, you know, all of our original martyrs come from the persecution of Christians by government authorities in Rome.
Well, including Christ.
By the way, yes, yes, starting with Christ, clearly.
Potentially John the Baptist, if you wanted to look at it that way.
Yep, his head was cut off.
And it was Salome.
But I guess my point is, John the Baptist was clearly disobeying authority, but he was doing so in service of Christ.
Yes, that's right.
So when do you...actually I want to look this up, Exodus 1.
It's the first example of civil disobedience.
In the scriptures, let me see, go to ESV here, and it says that God dealt favorably with them, and God actually liked it.
So, the king of Egypt said to the Hebrew midwives, the midwives to the Hebrews, we don't know if they were Hebrew or Egyptian, one of them named Shipram and named Pua, when you serve as a midwife to the Hebrew women, you see them on the birthstool, if it is a son, you shall kill him, if it's a daughter, you shall let them live.
But the midwives feared God, so the fear of God, right, is the beginning of wisdom.
And did not do as the king of Egypt commanded them.
So, under a very strict reading, people would say, well, you have to listen to the king always, right?
Romans 13.
Well, so then the king of Egypt called the midwives to them, why have you not done this?
Let the male children live.
The midwives said to Pharaoh, because the Hebrew women are not like the Egyptian women, they gave an excuse for their vigorous and give birth, so on and so forth.
So God dealt well with the midwives, and the people multiplied and grew very strong.
And because they feared God, he gave them families.
So.
So Charlie, but why is it so, and this is something that...
You know, like, let's talk about COVID, right?
COVID, we don't have to go so far back as to, I mean, obviously, yeah, right, sure.
1930s Germany is the most extreme example that we could probably think of.
But even during COVID, why was it that predominantly in the Western Church, we saw so many Christian leaders calling for people to go along with the COVID guidelines.
We saw them to call it for vaccines.
Pope Francis gets out behind all this stuff.
And even up to the point, and I will always say this, that I'll never forget the day that I showed up to a church, and the doors were closed, and it was like, you know, you gotta get the kids ready and everything, and it's like five, 10 minutes after the service began, and we couldn't come in, and it said, because it's full.
And it's never happened to me in my entire life, and of course, you can look in and see that there's all this empty space in there, And I'm telling you something like inside me just snapped.
Just absolutely snapped to think that a church's doors would be closed during service.
So, why?
I mean, the American Church did not value liberty, and a spirit of fear, not a spirit of fear of the Lord, filled a lot of these pastors in these churches.
And we saw them misquote Romans 13, in my opinion.
But Blake's argument is what a lot of them made, and they might be right, I don't think they are.
But anyway, the point is that they allowed the Church to be called non-essential, which is, I mean, that's not Christianity, right?
The Church is the Bride of Christ, never forsake the gathering of believers.
That's what it says very explicitly.
Honestly, what it is- Which, by the way, it's also one of the First Amendment.
Yeah, that's exactly right.
And religious protection is- I mean, if you- and then again, it comes into hypocrisy.
If it was actually lockdowns, then marijuana dispensary, liquor stores, BLM riots, Home Depots, and Walmarts wouldn't be open.
But the churches were, you know- and by the way, a lot of settlements have been issued.
Yes, you could go to Walmart.
In some states, you could go to the casino.
Right, which I'm pretty sure that gambling isn't covered under the First Amendment.
These were considered essentials under economic purposes, but churches were not.
Sex shops were considered essential.
Yeah, that's right.
Strip clubs, right?
Essential, yeah, essential rainbow dildos, black dildos, just you get all double dildos, as many as you wanted, but you couldn't go to church.
Yeah, so the question is, let's look at, so this particular incident, was this person doing the will of God, or was he, should he have submitted to the satanic symbol?
So, let's pretend that it wasn't a troll, because it probably is some form of a troll.
Again, I get pretty... Or, I mean... If I see... What if it's a Muslim display?
Would it have been okay if he smashed up an Islamic display?
That's a good question.
Or even, you know, you could say they worship a Hindu display.
Islam is more of a religion.
It is an Abrahamic faith.
I mean, they do at least venerate Mary and Jesus.
Satanism is just like a complete middle finger.
Now we got Hindus, so it's a polytheistic religion.
There was a Polish MP who smashed up a menorah.
He doused it with a fire extinguisher.
That's right, with a fire extinguisher.
That definitely shouldn't do that.
So are you saying, Blake, that Satanists don't actually believe in that?
I mean, Satanists use Satan as a metaphorical representation of, like, humanist values.
So they're like, we're, you know, atheists, humanists.
There are different branches of it, I should clarify.
There's kind of two or three different strands of Satanism.
Um, cause you have Satanism that is sort of like, I'm a Redditor who's going to rebel against my parents and which is basically this one.
Yeah.
Which means like Satan stands for science.
There's kind of a Nietzschean Satanism.
I think that's a Levan or whatever you'd call him.
That's Church of Satan.
Yeah.
And so that's its own kind of, it's like a libertarian worldview that views Satan as like the ultimate rebel who can't be, you know, whose authority does not reign him in.
So there, that one cares more about the idea of like, oh, let's embody the principles of what we think Satan believes, but it is still not really, it doesn't worship Satan except to say that like, actually the Satan as described in the Bible is like totally fine.
Like he, he had it right to rebel against God.
And so but neither of them is really a religion in the sense of like let us assemble and pray to Satan because we want Satan to like do good things for us or anything like that.
You know you don't you don't die and then you know believe that you go to Satanist heaven or Hell, heaven, or whatever the heck that you would come out of that.
Yeah, I mean, we as Christians do believe, and I know you're a Christian, Blake, we believe Satan is a real being in the universe with real power, not ultimate omniscient, omnipotent power.
And yeah, when you see a display of Satan, so here's an interesting question.
The old expression is what, Blake?
That Satan's greatest trick is getting people to believe he doesn't exist?
Getting the world to believe he doesn't exist.
Yeah.
And so it would make sense that Satanists would be people who don't believe him.
No, no, but I'm saying that is this actually... Plays right into that.
Yeah.
What do you mean?
The display does?
Because it plays right into that phrase, right?
So if that's your motto, is to make the world think that Satan doesn't exist, then what you would do is come up with a troll organization to troll people into worshipping Satan because they don't actually think that they've gone so far around the bend that they're actually worshipping the father of evil.
And the Prince of Lies, that they're just messing with the Christians and messing with the status quo.
Actually, Charlie, I had pulled up the seven tenets of Satan, the opposite of freedom.
Yeah, it's like bodily autonomy.
Wait, you gotta love this one.
I was like, yes, that is one of them.
The body is inviolable.
But I was like, man, satanic tenet number five.
I just want to see Charlie Kirk's reaction to this.
So, Charlie, are you familiar with the seven tenets of Satan?
No.
So let's teach Charlie about the seven tenets of Satan.
Tenet five.
I'm just gonna skip ahead there.
Beliefs should conform to the best scientific understanding of the world.
One should never take care to distort scientific facts to fit one's beliefs.
The fountries of Satan.
What are the other ones, Blake?
One should strive to act with compassion and empathy toward all creatures in accordance with reason.
These people are wusses.
This is lame.
But in accordance with reason.
You could at least have made Satan sound cool.
These people make Satan sound like a dork.
This is definitely gazing.
So this is basically in Marxism.
Struggle for justice is an ongoing and necessary pursuit that should prevail.
Whoa.
Whoa, this is crazy too.
The struggle for justice is an ongoing and necessary pursuit that should prevail over laws and institutions.
The struggle for justice.
So the Church of Satan would endorse smashing.
Endorses civil disobedience.
Whoa.
Three, one's body is inviolable, subject to one's own will alone.
Four, the freedoms of others should be respected, including the freedom to offend, to willfully and unjustly encroach upon the freedoms of others is to forego one's own.
We read number five before.
Six, people are fallible.
If one makes a mistake, one should do one's best to rectify it and resolve any harm that might have been caused.
And seven, every tenet is a guiding principle designed to inspire nobility in action and in thought.
The spirit of compassion, wisdom, and justice should always prevail over the written or spoken word.
You're right.
This is gay Satan.
This is gay Satan.
This is just incredibly lame.
This is Satanism as developed by, like, a teacher's pet in seventh grade.
Chat GPT.
Chat GPT, Satan.
This is chat GPT, Satan.
Well, Steve Bannon would say that chat GPT is.
The greatest trick this devil ever played was convincing people that Satan was horribly uncool.
Yeah, but then this is the more provocative question, which is Satan, which is a real force for evil in the universe.
Is he more interested in having some sort of, like, weird display in a capital, or getting, like, Iowa teen boys addicted to porn?
I suspect the latter.
Of course!
But that, I think that plays into your argument, though.
So that's kind of, that goes into what I was saying.
Let's, you know, if, okay, if this is okay, would it be okay for this guy to blow up a porn shop?
No.
Well, if no one was hurt.
But, I mean, I don't like terrorism or anything.
I mean, that's... That's a worth question, because you mentioned Hitler, of course, earlier.
How about this?
If you could tell me you could do a DDoS attack and crash Pornhub for good, that's a moral good.
Yeah, that's a better question than, like, going Timothy McVeigh on a porn show.
Allegedly.
What if you, when it was empty and it was closed at night and no one's there, you blew up an abortion clinic?
Because there's equipment in there that's expensive and all that.
I don't know if I like that.
I don't know if I like that.
Because does that actually Yeah, I have to think about that.
Morally or legally?
Yeah, well obviously it'd be illegal, but you know, it's an interesting thing to think about.
And it was something I got asked by one of the like faith outreach advisors when I was at Dartmouth.
You know, we had this like dweeby mainline Protestant who comes in.
He's like, oh, so you're with the pro-life group on campus, Blake, and what do you feel about this?
It's an awfully... Yeah, meanwhile, pro-life... I mean, it's not too abstract.
There are people that bomb abortions.
Speaking of which, we had a pro-life display.
People that bomb our pro-life stuff all the time.
True story.
We did a pro-life display at Dartmouth.
We called it the Cemetery of the Innocent.
So we put up a little, kind of like, cross and an American flag.
Yeah, yeah.
It was like every 100,000... every 10,000 abortions.
Each one represents... I think it was every 100,000 abortions since Roe v. Wade.
So, you know, we had several hundred of them.
Right.
And someone ran it over with a car.
Like in front of us?
Like drove up Dartmouth.
Yeah at Dartmouth like drove off the road smashed the whole thing what I'm talking about though This is what I'm talking is exactly what I'm talking about.
It's called having moral clarity So a leftist would never sit and actually think about Whether or not I should do something because of moral clarity or not they would just do it and They would just act.
And it's been like this for years, whereas the right will go into vapor lock and say, Fauci, I don't know.
I mean, technically, there's a... So if you've got one side that wants to argue, oh, well, we should allow this, we should allow this, and the other side just runs you over with a car, which one's going to win out in the end?
Which one is going to win?
Right, it's not the one who's like thumping the rule book, it's the one who's stealing all the money from the bank and monopoly.
True enough, but I do think, one, if we're Christians we just believe that we'll ultimately win because God will put a finger on the scales, but...
It's interesting.
We have a few comments that got highlighted.
Uh, let's see ADS 626 just says agrees with us Satanism is not a religion because it can't exist on its own its existence is entirely dependent on the existence of Christianity fact check true.
No, no, by the way, there's no like historic Tradition of Satanism.
This was all created like less than a hundred years ago.
Yeah But you know Christianity was less than 100 years old at one point to like Look, I don't want to be the person that's questioning whether or not the satanic stuff is real or not.
It doesn't really matter.
At the end of the day, what does matter is that anytime that people are thinking about satanism and kids are exploring that, we know that brings a dark force into their life.
Yes, sir.
I think actually one of the things we haven't discussed at all was this entire episode brought more attention to Satanism and kids that, mostly young people, because we've seen this in different periodic times, start investigating this stuff.
And with the internet today, they look into it, and whatever, whether it's gay Satanism, or it's real Satanism, or it's just satanic acts that I think the devil wants us to partake in, that always opens up the door to evil stuff.
And what are they targeting right now?
All over the country is schools.
So especially like Mildeware, Iowa, where you've got like, you know, kids that can get themselves in trouble.
And it's just like the thing with me that this is part of the reason why I really appreciate the guy that did what he did.
It was just like, just be done with it.
Just Michael Cassidy.
Nobody speaks of Michael Cassidy without the title of Sheik.
Just be done with it.
Move on.
Knock it over and get out of here.
And that's like the point that you brought up was like the governor should have been the first one to like put a black tarp over the top of it.
Yeah.
And part of it, Blake, I think you can understand is that we are seeing the effects of Satan everywhere.
Right.
And so we're seeing it with drug addiction.
We're seeing with the open border.
It's just kind of like a big Taylor Swift.
Yeah.
A big F you.
You were the one who said you didn't want to talk about her anymore.
I'm just begging for it.
I tried.
The Swifties.
That's right, Drew.
In all seriousness, Charlie, I'll back you up on this, man.
Charlie came in here was like, I don't want to talk about Taylor Swift.
We talked about it all last week.
Became a whole thing.
They're trying to kill Ty.
Apparently, there are Swifties right now in like commando gear.
They have pink headbands on, kind of like Hamas, but they're actually Swifties.
And they're coming after Tyler in his sleep right now, outside of his house.
Well, will they try to indict us all like Trump?
Yeah.
I'm going to end up with an entire jury full of Swifties.
Yeah, they'll be all Swifties.
And they'll just kill you right there.
They're not going to ask him any other questions.
They're just going to be like, do you like Taylor Swift?
What's your favorite Taylor Swift song, Tyler?
Are you Swiftie?
- It's like that second o'clock with orange where they got the eyes open. - You're on. - That's right, and that'll be Tyler. - Registered Republicans. - But I think that it's kind of the network thing, which is we're mad as hell, we're not gonna take it anymore, right?
Which is in a obviously vastly majority Christian state like Iowa, it might be technically constitutional.
It might, which I don't wanna get into because I don't think that's right.
It just doesn't matter.
Yeah, it's just kind of like, F you, man.
Like, you're gonna put up, like, a monument to Lucifer?
Nope.
Nope.
Right?
Nope.
Nope.
I am not allowed!
How about Christ is King?
That's my response.
My comment to all media, all press on this.
Death to Satan, Christ is King.
The end.
Topic number two.
So you mentioned A Clockwork Orange.
That's a movie.
Our next topic is going to be a movie.
I don't know if you've actually... Have you seen this movie trailer yet, Charlie?
No, I haven't.
You guys have to lead on this.
Blake, before we go here, we've got a comment in on this regarding Blake and ad reads that I'm just like... Blake, you are clearly in the chat under a false name, right?
Oh dear.
Because this says, Blake is our royal leader.
He does not need to do ad reads.
Oh.
Franklin 779.
Oh, oh dear.
I actually think I know who that is.
It's not me.
But uh, it's a ringer.
Alrighty.
Well next time you can try to pin me down.
But anyway, so there's a new movie coming out.
It's coming out this April, but we have a trailer for it.
It's a couple minutes long, but it's it's good for setup.
So we're gonna roll.
Let's play 112 and we'll react to it afterwards.
Let me know if you want to try anything.
I'm just aware there's like a pretty huge civil war going on all across America.
We just try to stay out with what we see on the news.
The three-term president assures the uprising will be dealt with swiftly.
Let me know if you want to try anything.
I'm just aware there's like a pretty huge civil war going on all across America.
We just try to stay out.
With what we see on the news, seems like it's for the best.
Citizens of America.
The so-called Western forces of Texas and California.
Have suffered a very great defeat at the hands of the United States military. - Mr. President, do you regret the use of airstrikes against American citizens?
We're moving to D.C.
today.
We need to go down there.
They shoot journalists on sight in the capital.
Every instinct in me says this is a death.
Every time I survive the war zone, I thought I was sending a warning home.
Don't do this.
But here we are.
There's some kind of misunderstanding here.
Look, we're American, okay?
Okay.
What kind of American are you?
What kind of American are you?
You don't know?
The Western forces will reach the White House on July 4th.
Oh, my God.
Get in the car!
Get in the car!
Move, move, move!
They're gonna hack back.
I'm not hanging back.
One nation under God.
Indivisible.
With liberty and justice for all.
Go, go, go, go, go!
God bless America.
So that's Civil War coming in April.
So Charlie, the big controversy that's been raging online after this came out is, so you see that shot in there where it's the American flag that only has two white stars on it, as opposed to, of course, the 49, which we have now.
I don't recognize California.
But in this, the two stars are California and Texas.
So the question that has arisen online is, at least on the online right, is What possibly could be the political setup here that drives California and Texas to join together and then secede from the Union?
Didn't Obama co-produce?
Is this the Obama thing?
No!
That was a lame movie.
We watched it and it was so boring we decided not to talk about it.
It's like a cyber attack.
They're making us turn against each other.
Don't even think about it.
This is the guy who made 28 Days Later where everyone supports it because it involves Britain getting destroyed.
He made Ex Machina which I haven't seen but it looked cool.
I loved Ex Machina.
So he's made some good movies.
So this could be a good movie.
It looks, you know, not totally unbelievable.
The political setup lost me when they say California, Texas.
There's no way.
That's kind of what's fascinating about it.
I'm checked out.
Could you think of any?
No.
Setup?
Zero.
It could be an alliance of states with like an insufferable local burger chain.
I don't want to say insufferable because In-N-Out's great and Whataburger's great too, but like they're very insufferable and smug about having their own special burger chain.
Do you think the burger chains unite?
They might.
I've never had any hamburger that wasn't an In-N-Out burger in my entire life, as a matter of fact.
The only way that this works...
Even though I'm not from the West Coast.
The only way that this works is if nuclear holocaust happens in certain parts of California, and all that's left is the Central Valley, and that's really the Texas of California.
Right.
And so you have the Central Valley basically is running the entire state of California.
And then they're like, OK, let's get together now that everybody else is gone.
What's the what's the name, Blake?
What's the name of that movement of it's kind of like a it's like a Mexican driven movement about taking back Aslan Aslan.
Yeah.
The Aslan movement.
So.
Maybe they got back like SoCal?
I could, I could think of the Aztlan movement and yet, but when I watched the trailer, it's like, so, okay, maybe they somehow take control of Texas and then also get control of California.
But then the problem with that is you don't actually see any Hispanic people in the trailer.
Yeah, it's classic Hollywood mixed-race America.
So in Hollywood mixed-race America, what happens is it's just white and black people and every couple is mixed-race.
And that's how you have diversity in America.
It's just very strange because they want to make a movie that's like America.
This is really relevant.
Deeply divided politically and we have members of Congress talking about a national divorce and we're going to engage with this very raw topic with this ridiculous fantasy where there's a Florida alliance and Texas and California team up to attack the White House and journalists are heroes when in fact everyone knows that journalists are scum.
Well, and so then Kirsten Dunst is, plays one of the journalists, and then who, by the way, she's married to Jesse Plemons in real life, who plays the guy who's like, kind of American, are you?
And they've been a bunch of, they've been a bunch of, so I've been trying to work my like, Hollywood sources to try to like, get someone to say, you know, what, what, is really going on here because you really can't tell.
By the way, did you notice the sniper with the fingernails?
I did not see that.
You saw that?
Yeah.
So when they show that scene, there's a sniper in a ghillie suit and it zooms in.
When you look, their fingernails are all painted in like separate colors, but it's clearly a male sniper.
So people are saying that's like a trans sniper.
The Trans Sniper.
So maybe it's the Trans Sniper.
Full manicure.
What stood out to me was, they mention, the best evidence that this is sort of some dumb anti-Trump thing is like it's this third term president and he kind of has this bombastic rah-rah thing and what they're saying is they're saying approving air strikes on US citizens and all I could think of is uh was it Swalwell who just was punking people on Twitter?
Joe Biggs.
Swalwell said this to Joe Biggs, who is now currently in jail over January 6th, the former InfoWars host.
He said basically, like, we'll conduct airstrikes on you if you come at us.
Yeah, the left loves to brag that they'll just airstrike the crap out of you.
They're obsessed with, like, we have drones and you don't.
Yeah, like when they took over that dumb thing in Oregon Why aren't they droning them?
We would drone them if they were the Taliban.
easily.
And then they were going to drone strike them.
I can't remember their names.
What's the...
Is that their name?
The Bundys.
Yeah, yeah, the Bundys.
South Dakota?
Yeah, and then they just...
Or no, Oregon.
Oregon, sorry.
Idaho.
Yeah, and then they just...
People were like, why aren't they droning them?
We would drone them if they were the Taliban.
Why won't we drone the American Taliban?
And...
It's a projection film, in a sense.
So I guess...
I'm guessing, right?
So I'm guessing that that's probably right.
They've got Nick Offerman on because this is another example of Yellowstoning.
So conservatives like Nick Offerman because he played...
Ron Swanson on Parks and Rec.
And Ron Swanson is like one of the most base depictions of someone on the right in modern media in probably the last decade.
He's like, Charlie, you remember that line where he's like, my idea of a good government is like one guy in a room somewhere And his only decision is who do we nuke?
Yep.
Women are brought to him at times.
The man will be chosen by, I don't know, an IQ test of sorts.
This will be the best form of government.
It's amazing.
It's so good, right?
It's so good.
And then, and he's, by the way, he had a whole health food thing that he was always talking about.
I have bad news for you, by the way.
What's that?
We're only one year away from Ron Swanson not being in the last decade.
Wow.
He does look very old.
Wow, that's wild.
ended February 2015.
He does look very old.
14 months away.
Wow, that's wild.
Nick Offerman looks really old.
Yeah, so he plays, so the reason I call it Yellowstoning is because that's when they take someone that conservatives like and then put them into something new.
Like Kevin Costner.
Like Kevin Costner is where the term comes from to make them a vehicle for left-wing ideas.
And so Nick Offerman is actually pretty liberal in real life like most Hollywood actors.
And so I really think that it's going to be something like that, like he's a rogue president.
And for whatever reason, they'll come up with some setup that Texas and California go against him because he's trying to turn the United States into a dictatorship.
And it's like, it's like, California doesn't like that because they're leftists and Texas doesn't like that because they're, you know, pro freedom.
And so they decide to unite together and fight the dictator in the authoritarian.
So it just fits in with everything that they've been talking about with Trump lately and saying he's going to be a dictator.
And then he masterfully flips around and says, well, maybe for a day, but we're just going to focus on a couple of things.
But none of this makes sense, though, because Nevada and Arizona would end up going the way of like a California, Texas scenario.
Mm-hmm.
And and then yeah, so like why yeah, what's the deal with those like and then New Mexico would be like Poland, right?
It would just get conquered in a day So like it actually doesn't really make sense.
So that theory is a good theory defenseless.
Oh It's a good theory, right?
But, like, it doesn't make sense to me, geopolitically, because Arizona would 100%... Deep down, what's actually ridiculous about these Civil War setups is, like, the American Civil War makes sense, because you can have, you know, 80, 90% of the population in a state in the original Civil War, like, we're gung-ho, like, yeah, let's secede, let's revolt against the government, and you'd have 80% in the North say, no, no, let's sign up, let's go fight.
There's only about 10 states in the U.S.
that are higher than 65% for one of the parties.
Almost everyone is actually functionally between 40 and 60, and they'll have large swaths of every state that, you know, go the other way.
Because the split is geographic in the 1800s versus now when it's like the Civil War would be against your neighbors.
Yeah, exactly and someone on said that on MSNBC at one point that like you need to it was Malcolm Nance, of course Yeah, and so like and then you have to go you might have to kill your neighbors.
How would you like?
How would you have a Californian armed forces?
You just you don't the only way you can do these is ran snipers California snipers and trans sniper we figured it out.
Oh I think we figured it out.
Yeah, but it is kind of fascinating like in history where you see this happen is like you'll have an army unit that's all some ethnic minority and they speak their own language and they're not super well integrated with everyone else.
Those are the guys who can do some sort of rebellion or some conspiracy to overthrow the government.
These days all of our units are guys thrown in from all over the country.
We know the reason they did that.
This is actually one of the reasons that the US military after the Civil War instituted this idea of the PCS, the permanent change of station.
So you didn't have regionally defined units.
Um, so sure.
We still have the bases.
Like we just changed all the names.
I don't even want to remember the new names, but so like your Fort Bragg, your Fort.
So Fort Bragg isn't just soldiers from North Carolina.
Fort hood isn't just soldiers from Texas.
Uh, and you know, go to, you know, for, for, um, APL just in Virginia.
So Fort gay Satan, Fort gay Satan.
Right.
So Fort Gay-Satan isn't just soldiers from Massachusetts.
And so as you go down the list, you know, Norfolk Naval Base and Norfolk Naval Air Station.
So part of the reason is to prevent this localism from ever happening in the first place because you're constantly shifting around between these bases and between units.
Do we have another ad read?
Let's see, do we have another ad read?
Dropping this very suddenly.
Yes, he says we do.
But what is it going to be?
I'm in suspense now.
I'm really excited to find out what the ad read is.
Fort Gacy.
What did Rush used to call them?
It's prepare with thoughtcrime.
You got prepare?
We're taking a gratuitous... I'll do prepare.
Can I get the... It actually makes a lot of sense to prepare with thoughtcrime.
Prepare with thoughtcrime, yeah.
Especially after the Civil War.
The unthinkable is happening.
It's right there, Jack.
There you go.
No, I got it now.
But you just said it.
The unthinkable is happening.
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That website again?
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Take us to the SPLC.
Oh, so the SPLC.
Okay, this is a wild story here.
So the SPLC, the Southern Poverty Law Center, let me get this story real quick.
Uh, so this is a story that's breaking just the last couple days.
So the SPLC, they claim that, you know, they're, you know, they're named Southern Poverty, but they don't really care about any of those things anymore.
So they defend poor people in the South, right?
Yeah, you'd think they would do that, but in fact they're attacking poor and middle-income people in a Appalachian state.
That's kind of like the South.
Shema?
So there's a publication called VDARE.
They are a right-wing publication that opposes the open border state of the United States.
They're controversial, we'll admit that.
They have takes not all of us would 100% agree with.
They commit a lot of thought crimes.
They commit a lot of thought crimes.
Their whole existence.
That is a good way of putting it.
Well that actually comes into the story.
They're one of the websites they're most obsessed with taking out.
The New York Attorney General's office is trying to harass them out of existence.
Really?
It's a really bad case.
Are they headquartered in New York?
I don't know that they're headquartered there, but they're doing some nonsense where they're trying to get all of their donors on a flimsy pretext so that they can leak anyone who's donated money to VDARE.
It's super sinister what they've been doing, but this is especially sinister.
Yeah, you're right.
They're suing VDARE.
It's insane.
Yeah, we'll have to, we should cover that on the show sometime.
So what's happening this time though is, so VDARE is headquartered, or at least they are operating out of Berkeley Springs.
It's a town in West Virginia about a mile, about an hour from DC.
And the, VDARE owns, they call it the Berkeley Springs Castle.
It's like a large house that I think used to be some sort of, it was like a, it was a large house that was owned by someone because it used to be a spa town.
There's Mineral Springs in Berkeley Springs.
And so they own this building, they use it to host events, and they do sometimes rent it out.
And the context here is the SPLC is upset that Peter Brimelow and his wife Lydia live in, um, live in Berkeley Springs as part of this.
We're showing the castle right now on the B-roll.
Yeah, so they, you know, they live in this town and the SPLC is upset essentially that the town hasn't, like, Murdered them or done this uprising to drive them out of the town or like unpersoned them and made it or like Joseph Smith them And yeah, yeah, it's not the way, Illinois.
Yeah, you know they're sorry that the town is not destroyed.
I wasn't which That's what they want though.
Yeah, yeah, they essentially are mad So when you say their whole existence of the thought crime this is actually and comes like the the driver You're not allowed to buy a house in our town.
So yeah, there is a local charity in this town that They exist to raise money to beautify the town for Christmas.
Let's put up public Christmas decorations in Berkeley Springs.
Yeah, they hold, like, the town Christmas party at the castle.
They host a Christmas party at this castle that is also a fundraiser for this event, and they've done this since, my understanding is, since before this was ever owned by VDARE, because the building is 100 years old.
Yeah, so they went out and they were attacking this town Christmas party last year, SPLC was, and they were basically saying, how dare you do this?
And from their perspective, as you say, it's always been just an event center, even before they bought it.
So it's always been just a local place where you hold events.
I'm sure there's weddings that are there, etc.
These two people affiliated with the SPLC, Hannah Gayes and Michael Edison Hayden... Two what?
Two people affiliated... No, I don't think they're people.
Oh, that's true.
You're right.
And also, full disclosure here, Charlie, you have to understand this.
We're gonna lay this on you easily.
Michael Hayden has... He has a piss fetish.
Tell me about this background of this subhuman.
It is important to dwell upon this.
And they are subhumans.
It was a play that he wrote, and it has... I don't have it in front of me, but it has... Scatological erotica.
Scatological erotica within it.
Those are two words I don't think we've used.
This guy's allegedly a reporter?
He has been published in the Daily Beast, which is allegedly a publication.
Formerly of ABC, formerly of Newsweek, couldn't keep a job at Storyful, ends up at the bottom of the barrel itself at the Southern Poverty Center.
This is how subhuman this guy is.
And so what they did is they, Panagaius and this piss guy, they bought tickets under, I believe, a fake name to attend this party so they could dox the attendees.
So they committed fraud.
They defrauded their way into, well, I've also attended an event under a fake name, so I can't Mine was funnier, but I stuck into the white privilege conference.
It was great.
Uh, but so they break into this Christmas party under false names.
And what I can reveal that I don't think has been reported publicly is they were literally taking the Brimelow's kid, I think an eight year old, and they're trying to pepper this eight year old with questions, you know, about, about the house that this is in.
Do they know anything about some of the back rooms of this house?
What might be stored there?
Can you tell us anything about this?
So they're literally interrogating an eight-year-old child on how they could potentially scope out this building that they have decided that they want to infiltrate in Berkeley Springs because the owners have committed the unspeakable thought crime of wanting America to have a lower immigration rate and an actual border.
And then they went and they went to the Daily Beast and the Daily Beast is like, this is amazing journalism.
We're going to publish it.
And they, did they go undercover to this Christmas party?
They went under fake names.
They bought the tickets with fake names.
And then I assume the Brimelows recognized them.
They saw this happening.
Yeah, I mean, they're trying to get these people killed.
Oh yeah, 100%.
Ultimately, this is what this is about.
Last year, a year ago, the Washington Post contacted, I think, the extremely tiny Town Tourism Office for Berkeley Springs and essentially says, like, hey, you know, we're going to publish a piece about your town and all of this, but you know what might help you guys, you know, if you got better advertising, like if you bought advertising with the Washington Post.
They literally did a shakedown like this.
Unbelievable.
By the way, so the play was called The Books, and The Village Voice described it as the post-Golden Shower literary discussion romantic dramedy you've all been waiting for.
So he wrote a Golden Showers play.
Wow.
And this was over a decade ago.
This is before any of the, you know, like, it's possible that this is actually where the Russiagate story of Golden Showers comes from, that they were actually doing an homage to a scene in the play.
So I just so I'm looking at the the summary that was sent to me by my friend and it's even weirder than I thought so they were So Hayden and Hannah they had to travel from New York just to attend this event to crash this event and by the way under fake names in all in all Disclosure they did the same thing to last year's New York Republican Gala to not only all of us who were there but they actually tracked my me and Tanya Tay and on like a train, because I guess they were like coming up from DC on the same train as us.
They were stalking us in the train station, taking photos of me and my wife as we're like walking through Penn Station in New York into Moines here, which is a beautiful station, like taking photo of us behind, Tanya Tay looking gorgeous as usual in like, you know, just her full Tanya Tay looking gorgeous as usual in like, you know, just her And then they start posting, like they took this train at this time, like completely deranged mental bio-Leninist behavior.
This is a good reason, by the way, that, you know, we should care about being fit and attractive because you want to make sure that if, you know, disgusting SPLC parasite subhumans are stalking you, that they'll take photos and be like, Why the Attorney General of Alabama hasn't gone after these people yet?
They're headquartered in Alabama, right?
So this is specifically what it was.
Volunteers at the event, because this event, it was at the castle, but it was hosted by a different charity.
They did not recognize the SPLC reporters, but became concerned when Hayden, who is in his 40s, singled out the Brimelow's eight year old daughter and attempted to draw information from her regarding the off limits back office areas of the castles where this girl personally singled out the Brimelow's eight year old daughter and attempted to So these people travel 300 miles under fake names so they could corner an eight year old to interrogate her about her home.
These people are sick.
They're sick people.
This is what the left will do.
They're coming for your children, as they say.
What would a serious country do with people like this?
I'm not sure, but I don't think they would like it.
No, they probably wouldn't.
They would probably say that it was hostile to acts of journalism.
Wanna take it up a notch?
Says Helen.
Mark, how?
Helen, I do golden showers.
Mark, because the website specifies no deal in clean red Tahoma font.
Helen, but you and I have trust going after the book loan.
Mark, you'll piss on me?
Helen, want me to?
And it's, now, Charlie, it gets even worse.
I don't know if you want to.
It gets even worse.
Yeah, I don't even know if I can do that.
I'll just add this slide.
I'll add this slide.
We'll put plastic on the floor, and then it just gets worse from there.
This is the person that we're told is a... This is a moral judge.
Moral judge.
This is a person who can tell us who's allowed to live in your town.
To tell us who's allowed to hold, where the town's allowed to hold a Christmas party, who goes after eight-year-olds, and in his spare time, writes stuff about golden showers.
With just completely, I can't imagine, I just don't understand why his playwright career didn't take off after this seminal work.
I mean, you know, William Shakespeare, take the back seat, you know what I'm saying?
