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| It's gonna be bad. | |
| You're the ones feeling lonely in the night. | |
| You're the boss that you almost make. | |
| It's gonna be one of those days! | |
| *music* | |
| You're gonna die from something. | |
| And if you're in Canada, just ask. | |
| The government will do it for you! | |
| Hey! | |
| Show! | |
| Welcome back, my home. | |
| It's almost the end of the year, but it doesn't matter because time is a construct. | |
| It's all both that's just pigeons on the calendar. | |
| Shoot by greedy merchant people to make you buy pictures of puppy dogs and cats and so on. | |
| I wonder who's gonna be Mr. February. | |
| Texas! | |
| Texas, Mr. February! | |
| Fuck you! | |
| It's on. | |
| I'm just gonna yell like a crazy person. | |
| I have no plan. | |
| I don't know where I'm going. | |
| I don't know what I'm doing. | |
| But I know it's gonna piss a lot of people off. | |
| That's for sure. | |
| Right, Phil? | |
| Phil's with me. | |
| He's here. | |
| I'm gonna draw on his strength. | |
| Phil doesn't have weakness. | |
| Phil has no problem committing war crimes. | |
| Not even a little bit of a problem. | |
| None whatsoever. | |
| Doesn't give a fuck. | |
| He locks the door to the church and sets it on fire with the hotel, the whole town inside. | |
| While eating a party bag of Smarties. | |
| Okay? | |
| Hey, you made it. | |
| You made it, everybody. | |
| Hi, Aley. | |
| Welcome back again. | |
| It's a surprise sort of. | |
| I don't normally do these on the weekend, but again, it's hard to give a shit. | |
| And I really don't much of the time, which I expect is a lot of the reason why many of you people are here. | |
| You can put it. | |
| What numerical value of shits do you give? | |
| You can, you know, probably in the chat, one, two, five, zero, I think is going to be a popular number. | |
| I think a lot of it is going to be zero. | |
| Let's start with what the hell is it called? | |
| Billy. | |
| Billy Boyd. | |
| I'm not your fucking memory back. | |
| I don't remember the name of what it's Odyssey. | |
| See, it's been a little while. | |
| You take some time off. | |
| You forget everything. | |
| Quaffer. | |
| Is that your name? | |
| Is that you say that? | |
| Who cares? | |
| Nobody. | |
| Negative one. | |
| That's a good. | |
| See? | |
| He's off to the right start. | |
| We're doing good over here. | |
| Time to throw 2022 down Colbert's gut. | |
| Thanks for streaming tonight, he says. | |
| Thank you. | |
| We will. | |
| Feed me the souls. | |
| Where's the lever? | |
| This is the lever we pull when we want to send the souls away to Colbert. | |
| Rumble over the edge, I think. | |
| OVR edge, whatever. | |
| Whatever it is. | |
| Fuck you make me, he says. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you very much, sir, for that. | |
| I appreciate it. | |
| Zero's a negative one over there. | |
| That's good. | |
| We're getting even lower amounts of fucks, which is good. | |
| We want it to be as few as possible. | |
| That's the only way. | |
| That's the only way forward. | |
| Deanna One, how are you? | |
| So sorry you can't stay? | |
| I'm feeling like crap, but happy New Year. | |
| Well, if you're not here, why am I here? | |
| The only reason I'm here is because you're here. | |
| I'm here because you're here and you're not staying. | |
| What the fuck is the point of any of it? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody Zefficians. | |
| Fine, you can leave. | |
| Bitch. | |
| Godzilla, how are you, man? | |
| He says, I voted for your spatula spanking demonstration in yesterday's internet poll. | |
| It's redundant. | |
| It happens every day anyway. | |
| Just smack the shit out of her with it. | |
| Here's $3 bucks for the after-party pay-per-view stream. | |
| P.S., please add this to my $80 uncomfortable donation. | |
| thanks man I'll I'll I'll get someone to don't look at me and I'll make Billy do it. | |
| Somebody will do it. | |
| It really doesn't really matter. | |
| Thanks, man. | |
| I appreciate that very much, though. | |
| Jimmy, two skittoos. | |
| Hey! | |
| You still got those two skiddos. | |
| It's good. | |
| It's good than having more than one. | |
| Three's too many. | |
| Hope tipped over. | |
| Good. | |
| I don't know anything about them, but it's good. | |
| More air for me. | |
| Man, do I want to stick around for the night, but I have to catch tomorrow. | |
| Why am I here? | |
| Why am I doing this? | |
| Why am I even here? | |
| Today is the one day we don't drink and drive in New Bumblefock. | |
| That's not true. | |
| Everybody drinks and drives in New Brunswick all the time. | |
| You can't cope sober in New Brunswick. | |
| It's impossible. | |
| That's why the government is giving out new coupons, 50% off 70%. | |
| Very aggressive sales and savings and deals on alcohol and all kinds of different drugs. | |
| That's why they're legalizing a lot of drugs because they want to keep people in the workforce. | |
| But if that's not your thing, if you don't want to take massive coupons for drugs and alcohol and drugs, you can just go to the hospital and they will just kill you. | |
| They will just do medically assisted death, in which case your symptoms will be alleviated that way. | |
| So you can just be drunk and stoned and high and not really deal with reality because the crushing, dark hopelessness of it all is just so difficult to endure. | |
| And every day it feels like you're being stepped on. | |
| Like some kind of giant black cloud is just forcing you into the fucking ground like a gravity wave. | |
| Like some kind of giant magnet is just pulling you into hell itself every day. | |
| Or you could just go to the hospital and describe and tell them that. | |
| And they'll be like, oh, that's fine. | |
| We can just shoot you in the face. | |
| And we'll just shoot you in the face and everything will be fine. | |
| That's the new. | |
| Listen, Canada is a fucking innovator and a world leader in healthcare. | |
| All right. | |
| That's why it's free to do. | |
| You don't want to be like those fucking losers in the United States that have to pay money for doctors. | |
| We have free doctors. | |
| And by free, I mean that, you know, ironically for the stupid people that, you know, probably are. | |
| It's about 6% of the audience, those people. | |
| You guys, hopefully you'll be dead soon. | |
| My God, if we have to live another year with you. | |
| But, you know, sooner or later, it'll get you. | |
| It's for them. | |
| It's for them to think, dude, it's free. | |
| No, you actually pay a massive amount of some of the highest tax burden in the Western world, actually. | |
| Well, north of 50%. | |
| You could argue 75%. | |
| It's over 50% in income tax alone. | |
| And then, of course, you pay taxes on the food you buy every exchange. | |
| You gas price, taxes on that. | |
| The fuel price, the price on gas, the price on carbon, the tax on carbon, the carbon tax, the tax on top of the tax. | |
| The taxes on taxes. | |
| You can't even give money away when you die because there's inheritance tax. | |
| You can't even give away your own fucking house. | |
| No, you can't. | |
| The government needs a piece of that too. | |
| Pay me. | |
| Get some of that. | |
| Ottawa's got its big, fat, disgusting, sticky sight. | |
| Give me that. | |
| Oh, what do you got there? | |
| Oh, what's that? | |
| You got somebody, your family die. | |
| You got some money there. | |
| Oh, what do you got? | |
| I'm going to need some of that there. | |
| Yeah, I'm going to need that there in your pocket. | |
| Yeah, at least half of it. | |
| Give me that money. | |
| I'm going to need it for Ukraine. | |
| And Zelensky's going to need another sweater. | |
| Here's another green sweater. | |
| Give me the money. | |
| It's a good time. | |
| It's a good incentive to work harder and try to, you know, build businesses. | |
| You know, really, really think big and expand. | |
| So that way you can feed the government more money. | |
| How it eats and eats constantly every day. | |
| It always needs more. | |
| And that's how you can please it. | |
| And that's the reason we're all here, isn't it? | |
| That's the only reason any of us fucking exist is to please the state. | |
| And if you don't, if that's not what you're doing, there's something wrong with you. | |
| You're a terrorist. | |
| You're a bad guy. | |
| If you're not out there agreeing with, supporting the lines, the thought narratives of the state that is being pumped out, if you're not only agreeing with, supporting, actively going out and shuffling it into the faces of everyone, you children, preferably, if you can grab like a six-year-old and just take a trans flag and just shove it right down their neck, right, so they suffocate. | |
| They're crying. | |
| Their eyes are bald. | |
| It doesn't matter. | |
| That means it's working. | |
| Then you shove it. | |
| Just keep shoveling. | |
| Get a friend. | |
| Get a friend from the Pride Parade. | |
| Get a giant dildo and just like a toilet plunger, really. | |
| You just keep, just get it in there. | |
| Just make sure you get it in there. | |
| Hey, we love the kids, don't we? | |
| We got to take care of them in Canada. | |
| And that's why we, and again, if that doesn't work, we can just kill them. | |
| We can just take them to the hospital and we'll just kill them. | |
| We can do either of those things. | |
| Canada is a great fucking country. | |
| It's never been better. | |
| It's totally not a joke and it should exist. | |
| It should continue to exist. | |
| Todd Salerno, how are you, brother? | |
| He says, yay, 2023. | |
| What fresh hell awaits us? | |
| Oh, oh, oh, I'm glad you asked. | |
| My guess, revolution and financial ruin. | |
| Financial ruin is an ongoing process that continues by the day. | |
| It will continue forever until you have nothing left, and then they will just harvest your organs. | |
| They'll just take, because that's worth money too. | |
| That's worth money too. | |
| And hopefully the organs will be safely encapsulated in rainbow flags once that generation has grown up with the benefit of all the progressive, just state-of-the-art social programs. | |
| I mean, this is going to be the most well-adjusted, focused, motivated, high-achieving generation of children that has ever lived, obviously, right? | |
| So when you go to harvest their organs, so when they have nothing left to give anymore, because you've taxed everything that can be taxed, even the air and the rain itself will be taxed, then they'll just take their organs, which will be of high quality, wrapped in those flags you forced down their necks, basically at dildo point for so many years, will be perfect. | |
| They'll be ready to go. | |
| Just so over the moon with how well everything's going. | |
| Who isn't happy? | |
| Raise your hand if you're not happy. | |
| I shouldn't see a single hand in the air. | |
| Everyone should be as happy as they've ever been. | |
| Things are going so well. | |
| Look, guys, the prime minister is having a vacation right now. | |
| He's in like Jamaica or some. | |
| He's somewhere that you can never afford to go because you're just a fucking poor person. | |
| All right. | |
| You didn't cancel Disney Plus and get rich like he did. | |
| All right. | |
| He's smart. | |
| You're fucking stupid. | |
| All right. | |
| So he canceled Disney Plus. | |
| He said, you know what? | |
| I'm going to stop being poor. | |
| And he did. | |
| And he just stopped being poor. | |
| And now he's got vacations in the Caribbean. | |
| And that's why you're sitting here listening to me in a dark basement, probably of one of your own as well, contemplating maybe I should just go to the government hospital and maybe they can shoot me in the face and this can finally be over. | |
| And that's how you know you live in an amazing country. | |
| It's never been better. | |
| I'm going to open this now. | |
| I can't drink too much of that red bill. | |
| I'll go crazy. | |
| I'll start saying rude things. | |
| I might start offending people. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't know what's going to happen. | |
| Right. | |
| So that whole tirade went off because of somebody talking about drinking and driving in New Brunswick. | |
| Right. | |
| Because health is in the toilet. | |
| Because we care about your health. | |
| It's about health. | |
| This is about health. | |
| This is about your health. | |
| Said a fucking obese transvestite or some guy with an Adam's apple with a wig on who've been doing nothing but making sure every corporation's been getting rich off the government, off the tax money, off of fucking tobacco sales, on liquor sales, and all that for years and years. | |
| More pharmaceutical products than ever before. | |
| Everybody's doped out of their minds. | |
| Oh, stop the fucking train. | |
| We care about health all of a sudden, everybody. | |
| Everybody stop. | |
| Stop. | |
| It's about health. | |
| This is so stupid. | |
| It's so stupid. | |
| Please, God, I want the Russians to nuke. | |
| I don't care who they nuke. | |
| I just want them to nuke something so then that will kick off just nuking of everything and then it'll all be over. | |
| It's so tantalizingly close to know that the world is this close to ending at any time, you know, hopefully, that all it's going to take is someone to just please erase a fucking city. | |
| We've already done it twice, all right? | |
| Ask Japan. | |
| They're fine. | |
| They had two entire cities erased. | |
| They don't even give a shit. | |
| They're fine. | |
| They're fine. | |
| They have Godzilla. | |
| They're fine. | |
| You can nuke some cities. | |
| No one even cares. | |
| All right. | |
| Do you think there's going to be a Facebook filter that's like, hashtag remember Dresden? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody's ever cared. | |
| All right. | |
| Unless that city is full of transsexuals and pride flags or something, then obviously That's going to be horrible, but you know, we only listen, it's only going to matter if the TV tells us it matters. | |
| Otherwise, it'll be like everything else, every other tragic loss of life in the tens of millions all over the world that you never fucking hear about because the TV hasn't decided it's important. | |
| And we do what the TV says. | |
| It's not hard. | |
| I don't understand why everybody's so confused. | |
| Just worship your fucking television. | |
| Worship it. | |
| Just, just, we shouldn't even have couches. | |
| We shouldn't have couches. | |
| We should just have bigger TVs. | |
| See, the TVs are getting bigger and bigger too, right? | |
| No one's ever decided. | |
| Like, I think it's good. | |
| I think it's good. | |
| I think we've had enough. | |
| The TVs are big enough. | |
| It's 70 fucking inches. | |
| My walls are only so big. | |
| How am I going to get the next generation of TVs in my fucking house? | |
| Am I going to have a wall removed? | |
| Are we just going to make the wall a TV? | |
| How big does Brian Stelter's big dumb fucking head have to be? | |
| How much? | |
| How do I zoom right in on the Adams Apple? | |
| Oh, time to time me here. | |
| All I can see is the Adams Apple moving. | |
| That's all I can see. | |
| Bigger TVs, more, more flags, more pride, more, bigger, bigger, bigger. | |
| They're taking over. | |
| So anyway, giant TVs, nowhere to sit. | |
| Nowhere to sit. | |
| We need on the floor. | |
| I want people on the floor in like Buddhist, deep, like enlightenment meditation phase, like day 90 of not eating and just sitting there. | |
| That is the only fucking way to watch television. | |
| CBC, CNN, BBC, on repeat, all of it all the time. | |
| That's all you're going to want. | |
| And you're going to see amazing stuff. | |
| You're going to see amazing stuff like this, like this incredible. | |
| You don't even know what you're missing. | |
| I mean, I don't know what I've been complaining about all these years. | |
| There's so much great stuff that especially CBC produces, okay? | |
| Amazing, amazing levels of entertainment. | |
| Now, this just brought back the magic of Christmas for me. | |
| My children and I, we sat around and we watched this at least 10 times, at least. | |
| And now and now we're going to watch it together because you've got nowhere to go, obviously. | |
| None of us have lives. | |
| So we're going to watch more television because it's good for you. | |
| And just as you're watching it and really feeling how fucking amazing it is and how much brain power and creativity and just genuine human soul went into this production, remember that you paid for it. | |
| Your tax money paid for this because reasons. | |
| It's too... | |
| Nothing like checking your watch under a skylight in the sewer where you fucking live, probably. | |
| Oh, and then, you know, better make a call. | |
| Omar. | |
| It's time. | |
| It's time. | |
| Just what every kid wants. | |
| You're asking for more of the... | |
| Oh, geez. | |
| Oh, geez. | |
| Oh, wow. | |
| This is super creative. | |
| See how it was red and blue? | |
| Just like the mate. | |
| Oh, it looks like some kind of. | |
| Oh, I don't know how I'm going to. | |
| I've even brought my own mallet. | |
| Make sure you wrap it up so you don't get any plastic anywhere. | |
| Look around. | |
| Make sure there's no... | |
| Make sure there's no... | |
| Just typical, right? | |
| I mean, this is how they operate. | |
| This is normal for him. | |
| Okay, nobody's watching me of a bunch of steel. | |
| Okay, good. | |
| Tink. | |
| Ridiculous. | |
| And I know you're hoping, like, this better be going somewhere good, right? | |
| That this is going to be like, surprise, taxes are dropping 15% or surprise, you know, something. | |
| No, that's not what it's going to be. | |
| It's going to be horrible. | |
| And it's, again, reinforcing. | |
| If you don't like it, call a hotline. | |
| 1-800, Government of Canada will come to your house and shoot you in the face. | |
| All right? | |
| It's good for you. | |
| Everybody wants it. | |
| Oh, a secret code and a key. | |
| This is very elaborate. | |
| I think a text would have done. | |
| And a random computer locked up in a... | |
| What in the... | |
| I'm glad to see that they're using Macintosh keyboards at least. | |
| That's good. | |
| A four-number pass. | |
| Very state-of-the-art. | |
| For four characters. | |
| That's how you know you're in the deep shit then. | |
| It's a four. | |
| Dude, dude, dude. | |
| Is it one, two, three, four? | |
| Yep, it is. | |
| That is actually the password. | |
| Well, it is Canada. | |
| Does it surprise anyone? | |
| Absolutely not. | |
| It doesn't. | |
| What's the mission? | |
| What could it be? | |
| You better hurry. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| He doesn't know. | |
| He's waiting for the right time. | |
| Oh, it's Christmas. | |
| He's launched Christmas. | |
| The trees are blinking in the nice... | |
| Santa got the signal, everybody, from the transport minister of the government. | |
| Because now even Santa is part of the government. | |
| Santa's cleared for travel in Canadian airspace. | |
| He's coming. | |
| Merry Christmas. | |
| Happy holidays. | |
| And stay safe. | |
| Why does he look like one of the extras? | |
| Like one of the guys that was cut from like home alone? | |
| He would have been robbing the house, but like he should have been there with Pesci and what was the other guy? | |
| This was the guy in the van. | |
| And they're like, no, we just don't have the money. | |
| So Santa gets clearance from you. | |
| Listen, kids, this is how, I mean, my fucking God, bro. | |
| Hey, hey, you know what we should do? | |
| Here, here's an idea, Phil. | |
| Let's just stop everything. | |
| We've got a real big problem here at the government of Canada. | |
| A lot of people hate us. | |
| Almost everyone. | |
| Not enough people, really. | |
| It should be everyone. | |
| There should be murderously angry mobs foaming at the mouth, wielding space-aged weapons. | |
| They're so incensed that they've invented weapons we don't even identify yet. | |
| There's just a little girl out there who's levitating and she's spinning her arm around her head. | |
| And there's like a... | |
| And you're like, is she telekinetic? | |
| Is she an alien? | |
| We don't know. | |
| That's how bad things have gotten out there. | |
| That's how bad it should be. | |
| So how do we, how do we, how do we appeal to these people? | |
| We need to show them that, hey, you know what? | |
| We're just like them, right? | |
| We're just... | |
| You know what? | |
| Let's make a funny video in this environment of where everyone thinks, hey, geez, is it just me or is the Canadian government becoming incredibly tyrannical and like control crazy and fucking out of its mind the last few years? | |
| I don't know. | |
| That must be in my mind. | |
| So let's dispel that with a lovely Christmas video where I am even going to impose my disgusting obsession with controlling the minds of everyone in my domain. | |
| I will extend it into the mystery realm of fucking Santa Claus too. | |
| I decide when Santa Claus is cleared to fly in our airspace because I'm not an egotistical narcissistic maniac at all. | |
| I'm a totally normal person and I think, hey, that's the messaging that children need to have in their lives. | |
| They need to know that even Santa has to get permission from the fucking state before he does anything, right? | |
| Isn't that a great message to send kids? | |
| Hey, that's my favorite holiday memory. | |
| Is being revealed that, oh, there's a chain of command and apparently Santa Claus answers to the Canadian state now. | |
| Well, that just makes sense. | |
| Doesn't it? | |
| It's gonna be one of these streams. | |
| Andy John Todd, thank you very much, sir. | |
| He says, you have to accept responsibility for the power in order to gain privilege. | |
| Otherwise, irresponsible people will be put in positions of power they did not earn, which would be corruption. | |
| Imagine that. | |
| can you imagine Alex Woods, Happy New Year. | |
| One and a backslash, backslash, backslash. | |
| That's a message I can get behind. | |
| That's the Christmas message they should have. | |
| All you needed to make for the children of this country was Philip doing this. | |
| That's all you ever needed! | |
| We're the range of a new generation We're leading it, we're dying And we're never gonna stop Stop trying Stop trying Stop trying Stop trying You know Cambie Dranz is my aunt was just done to be a maid. | |
| Oh my god. | |
| After tons of drugs to calm her. | |
| Fuck this regime. | |
| Fuck them. | |
| P.S. We love you. | |
| Rage and Morgan. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| Love you too. | |
| Sorry to hear that. | |
| They're drugging people into their death. | |
| Not a surprise. | |
| COVID Island. | |
| Cheers to 2023, bigots. | |
| We are still here. | |
| Fuck 2023. | |
| Nope. | |
| Nope. | |
| The hell of it. | |
| 2023 is stupid. | |
| It's not even here yet. | |
| I'm already telling you, it's going to be worse than all the other ones. | |
| It's going to be way worse. | |
| It's so dumb. | |
| Like, 2019, like, it's been bad. | |
| How many years have we been at this now? | |
| Five, six. | |
| I don't know. | |
| But I do know that 2019 was not great. | |
| 2018 was not great either, but a little less gay than 2019. | |
| It's been a pattern. | |
| It's been a pattern. | |
| I'm going to grab this before I miss it. | |
| Underwater Knife Fighter. | |
| Those are the most serious thing. | |
| You've got to be careful of those guys. | |
| Says if the PM's flight crew took their O seriously, they'd awkward that plane into the North Atlantic on his next trip to Europe for the good of the country. | |
| Well, you know, but then how would they look out for themselves? | |
| Right? | |
| And this is the Canadian way, is every man for me. | |
| Me, me, and I, I and me and me, and what about me? | |
| That's how everything's done in Canada, especially if you work for the government, the police, the medical industry, all of the political class, obviously. | |
| That's the key to success is to looking out for number one. | |
| And no matter what you do, at the end of the day, the last thing you need to consider is how does this affect me personally? | |
| And is this going to make my life easier and better? | |
| And if the answer is no, then you don't do it. | |
| That's just how things are done in Canada. | |
| That's just how that's our culture. | |
| So that's why, I mean, it's not that hard to are, are you like a, are you from a different time where you think that people should, you know, even like put themselves in some kind of way of harm or something or ask like, hey, should I say something or do something or reveal some information? | |
| I mean, it's going to hurt me personally, but just on principle and just for the greater good of everyone, I feel like I have to. | |
| That's not what we do here. | |
| No, it's me, me, I, me. | |
| This is, everyone's taking pictures of their ass all the time. | |
| I mean, what did you expect? | |
| Joseph Cole says, yes, boys, see you in the snake pit at 1300. | |
| There's a snake pit? | |
| Cool. | |
| Sergeant Rock says, has anyone told Putin that the PM is on the beach in Jamaica after all? | |
| I watched videos of our labs in Ukraine. | |
| This must be an active war. | |
| Oh, they're there. | |
| Oh, the boys are there. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| The Canadian military is in Ukraine, guys. | |
| Did you not know that? | |
| Has no one told you? | |
| Yeah, they're not going to tell you, but they're there. | |
| The American military, all of NATO is there fighting the Russians right now in various different capacities. | |
| But it's simply a matter of time before some of them are captured alive and then paraded around on Russian state television, which will be hilarious. | |
| Or maybe they'll just be nuked and killed. | |
| Either way, you can't feel that bad. | |
| If you can't... | |
| I'll go fight war just because it's awesome. | |
| Okay, well, that's the perfect job for you. | |
| You have so little regard for your own life and what it's worth. | |
| I guess you should just go into a meat grinder that you have no understanding of whatsoever. | |
| Even though it's probably going to spiral out of control and eventually claim the lives of everyone you love and everything you've ever known. | |
| But that's me and me and I and me and selfie and likes and shares and upvotes. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| So like, fuck that. | |
| Who cares about that? | |
| Tassos, Planis, happy new year. | |
| I'll be in and out every smoke break or so. | |
| Good. | |
| Joseph, again, he says, peelers at 1330, all of oil included. | |
| My goodness. | |
| Working on the drunkenness, snowness. | |
| I'll pass. | |
| He's going for it. | |
| Joseph calls going for it. | |
| This is the end of the year. | |
| Bonanza for him. | |
| He's just going to go all the way. | |
| Short long, happy new year from one of your favorite Reader echelon motherfuckers. | |
| You're the only one I've spared. | |
| The rest have been killed. | |
| That's why they're not calling you back. | |
| I've had them all liquidated. | |
| Pilot Mike, all you're getting out of me tonight. | |
| We'll see about that, mister. | |
| Happy New Year's, everyone. | |
| It's amazing how many Asians at the range think our PM is insane. | |
| He's not insane. | |
| He's just a trader. | |
| He just works for interests that are beyond this country that have nothing. | |
| Countries are like an obsolete thing that so many people don't understand, Pilot Mike. | |
| This is something that Morgan wants me to do now. | |
| I'm just going to start burping while I talk, like Rick from Rick and Morty. | |
| So that's how that's going to go from now on. | |
| Some people think it's disgusting. | |
| I think it's a good use of time. | |
| Why waste time to just burp when you could be talking and burping and get two things done at once? | |
| Right? | |
| Everyone understands what you said. | |
| And if they're like, oh, that's gross. | |
| I don't like that. | |
| I'm going to turn off. | |
| I have no time. | |
| That's just, you're just too weak to be here, to be honest with you. | |
| We're talking about the end of the world. | |
| You're like, oh, did someone burp? | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| I'm so sensitive. | |
| I'm so sensitive that the marshmallow that I live in is melting. | |
| Anyway, it's just running away, right? | |
| I don't even know what I'm talking about. | |
| And I'm never going to know. | |
| College, he's still going for it. | |
| Drinking beers, Royal Reserve, and doing word search. | |
| Fuck, is it taxable too? | |
| God damn it. | |
| I have no idea, but just you do you, sir. | |
| Stack a wood there, bro. | |
| Yeah, that is a wood pile. | |
| Very good. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Chet Chisholm says, if you got a Christmas gift from Philip, don't open it. | |
| Put it on ice and someone will be by to pick it up. | |
| They need that back in the operating room. | |
| I don't open anything from him. | |
| It's ever. | |
| That's just good housekeeping. | |
| Dan W, shout out to Barbie, he says. | |
| Barbie, wherever you are, Dan W says, he's shouting out to you. | |
| He's opening a window. | |
| He's going, ah, to you. | |
| He's just shouting at you. | |
| That's what we do now. | |
| I think it's a good thing. | |
| I think it means he likes you. | |
| Joseph Collis, but he's just, he's just, you know, these cost money, right? | |
| My only day of the year to intake. | |
| So cheers, bigots, and stay strong, ever back down. | |
| Be ready to fight. | |
| And I mean, fight. | |
| Fuck all these cocksuckers. | |
| There are no trucks. | |
| So wake up. | |
| Just bring it. | |
| He's getting into it tonight. | |
| Andy, I'm going to say angry, John Todd. | |
| I'm assuming he's angry. | |
| What separates the real Western culture is the imposter Marxist culture is honor. | |
| Yeah, they don't have any of that. | |
| That's absolutely for sure. | |
| Sergeant Rock, that video was made by the same person that brought you Dr. T-Man talking to Mrs. Claus about getting your neck. | |
| That was really educational as well. | |
| I love that. | |
| I love how my tax dollars are being spent. | |
| I really do not hate the liberals. | |
| No, you shouldn't. | |
| They're geniuses, and everything they do makes everything better all the time. | |
| And again, don't disagree with anything. | |
| Don't say anything. | |
| Don't even think anything contrary to that because you're a terrorist. | |
| And you'd be like, hey, you're lucky we're not as, or actually it's sad that we're not as progressive as New Zealand or Australia, where the government will take your fucking job because you don't get the ning. | |
| And then when you get a new job, they're like, yeah, well, we're taking your house now too because we want to put a gas pipeline through your fucking property. | |
| And then when you're like, absolutely fucking not, they'll send police to your house to evict you and steal your land. | |
| And then there's a gunfight and they just kill each other. | |
| Which is great because we can't have people not agreeing with the government. | |
| And if we have to fucking murder them one at a time and go to their homes and just fucking have them killed, then that's what we're going to do. | |
| Because that's how government... | |
| And the reason things aren't getting done is because there's too many people like me shooting off and not just doing what they're fucking told. | |
| So the sooner we can just liquidate and kill all these fucking people, the faster we can build back better and get to the new normal where everyone just has a rolling IV drip of whatever pharmaceutical drug is required by law at that particular moment in time, according to whatever celestial configuration that the top doctors and experts in the land have decided is what's required for you to stay safe. | |
| Happy birthday, Canada. | |
| I love it here. | |
| What else? | |
| What's next? | |
| Yep. | |
| Joseph is back. | |
| Large geez by happy. | |
| He's just taking all kinds of stuff now. | |
| 1,300 mandatory or your AWOL. | |
| I'm not sure. | |
| I'm not sure what that means. | |
| I'll be there, dude. | |
| I'm there with you right now. | |
| Blams, happy new year. | |
| Prepare to embrace the suck. | |
| The 2023 is going to be. | |
| Fuck, you make me. | |
| Glory to deck. | |
| Thank you. | |
| We accept your glory, and we will do what we can with it. | |
| Joseph Call says, feel lip pin nose to don't understand gun grab. | |
| And then happy new year's, and I hope all are well. | |
| Chills. | |
| Cheers, man. | |
| Old school rocks. | |
| I'm not sure what's old school. | |
| The movie? | |
| The movie is good. | |
| Did I miss two from this guy? | |
| No, I didn't. | |
| That was just Todd Solerno. | |
| Thank you very much again, guys. | |
| I'm just going to scroll down here and make sure I caught up because I would feel rude to ignore you. | |
| Seize the light. | |
| Praise Satan. | |
| Yeah, right? | |
| Just be a good person and help liquidate most of the population. | |
| Anybody really that's saying anything, anybody that's even, especially if they're making posts and me, like, we got to get rid of these people. | |
| All right? | |
| That's not a joke. | |
| That is what's happening. | |
| I'm like laughing about it, but that's the world we're in now, and we're going to keep getting worse. | |
| All right. | |
| This is everything that's happening, we've already said was going to happen because they're openly saying they're going to do it. | |
| That's like someone setting up on your front lawn and with the instruction manual, painfully slowly, piece by piece at a time, like a new couple with a brand new baby, struggling to quickly put together the furniture from IKEA for the baby room. | |
| It's going to be messy and there's going to be yelling and it's like, it's not going to be clear. | |
| But after a little while, you're going to, oh, they're building, I see what they're doing they're just putting together yes they're putting together furniture like that someone putting together a do-it-yourself IKEA kill all the bigots and fire rainbow flags at them onto their corpses in their front lawn a catapult is being constructed in slow motion and we've just been watching it happen and you can zoom in and oh look they've even got the instructions and they're like oh no that's where you no that's where you put no no no no no no no no no the trend no drag drag queen story time comes before made then | |
| made come yes put that before yeah okay and you know you see where you're going with this it's not a mystery it's not a mystery it's hilarious people just show hey is everything is stuff getting fucked up out there yeah yeah it has been fucking super fucked up for a long time it's getting worse and worse and worse and then it's just starting to you're starting to notice now you're starting to notice now thank you for joining us happy to have you wish you showed up sooner can't hide my disgust that you didn't sorry | |
| happy to again happy to have you welcome aboard still gonna be annoyed forever that it's i mean what they're chopping dicks off of kids and suiciding people and you're like something's not right here yep sure has it's been the uh slow and then faster and then full-fledged descent into hell it's great it's amazing and uh so you know we've been you know seeing it happen and it's expanding and uh it it's it's not it's | |
| not complicated where's this stupid uh oh hang on i gotta rearrange my windows now this wasn't just coming out of my ass this is a whole uh god in australia was australia was it new zealand i'm trying to remember exactly which one yeah here it is this is this is really good stuff guys this is the stuff you want to see coming out of your people in | |
| charge so uh the police in australia are asking your neighbors to rat out anti not from 1984 not from all this not not from huxley's brave new world from the world where you live right now potentially if you live in australia or many like many canadians have family or friends in australia now live in a fucking world where it's okay and no one seems to find it fucked up at all and the fact that these cops aren't just fucking committing suicide in mass numbers lets you know that they have no soul they haven't | |
| quit their job and they're okay going to their job to just completely now they're just straight up murdering citizens right and and asking them to you better tell us who doesn't like us for murdering you and then so they can go murder those people oh it's it's fantastic aussie cops ask neighbors to rat out anti-government anti-police or covid conspiracy theorists they're all the same thing isn't it government police and conspiracy theories all the same thing anyone against the current thing needs uh needs police attention and | |
| that's not just australia that happens in canada too i've been under investigation by various police forces in this country since at least 2021 2021 i've never been arrested in my life until 2022 which happened multiple times coincidentally but in 2021 i've there was no no suggestion of a crime there was no specific suspicions being investigated it says in black and white investigated for his ideology what is my ideology exactly | |
| what is it is it is there a manifesto did it have i am i a scientologist like what because i i actually don't even know so i would love to know what you believe my own ideology is when it when it's really unclear to even myself that's interesting but what's really interesting is that even like in australia are you just gonna come kill me at my fucking house next probably right let's be real cops you guys are pretty fucking gay though right you guys are pretty gay pretty | |
| like gayer than cum on a mustache like five guys sucking off six guys gay you know what i mean so you probably will but hey they do it in australia so why are you investigating people you know for just i don't like what he's saying let's investigate so that's illegal so thought crime is now a thing in canada i have proof i i can i can't wait i can't wait for all this to get out that's it that's what's happening so if you think that uh that's a meme or that that's a joke there's so many people like not just me or oh man i'm probably on a list yes you are who the police are probably investigating me | |
| yep they're digging for blackmail they're digging for anything they can use against you they're contacting your old fucking you know some girl you slept with 10 years ago yeah they're at her house asking her questions at least that's the case in my in my life uh how long until that's yours because once you knock all these bad once you keep everybody safe from all the bad guys well you can't uh what are you gonna do retire what are you gonna close the department when all this the safety must continue and they will find more and more things to keep you safe from forever as this bloated parasitical government gets bigger | |
| and bigger and needs more money to justify itself it needs to find bad guys to catch doesn't it so once all those bad guys are gone they need to find a whole new crop of them and they will they absolutely fucking will and if it's not going to be you it's going to be your kids or your kids friends or your friends your family your brother your sister whoever but hey they were probably saying or worse thinking something they shouldn't have been thinking or saying in the first place and the government had every right to go there and fucking kill those people because they're holding up production we | |
| need iphones we need new celebrity endorsed sneakers the sports ball game is on and these people are getting in the way they should just take the the the mandatory brain augmentation that lets the government read your mind at all times so you can get on a taxi and and go to the sports ball game and eat the slop food like the rest of us right sponsored by garbage company hey drink this if you feel bad it'll make you feel worse and for some reason you can't stop yourself because we've loaded | |
| it with addicted chemicals addictive chemicals that should probably be fucking illegal but it's not because we pay the people that you elect to make sure things go our way by our shit i'm every corporation in the world yay hey what was it saying oh yeah cops are gay right right um what do they do oh yeah that's Let's just hear it from their words, okay? | |
| Let's just hear it from. | |
| Because, I mean, it's unfair for me to just put words in their mouths. | |
| And we welcome them. | |
| I mean, they put a lot of dicks in their mouths, but I don't want to put words in their mouth, right? | |
| You've got to be clear what you're putting in a police officer's mouth. | |
| You need to be very clear about that up front. | |
| And we welcome that information. | |
| As I said before, if it's anybody out there that knows of someone that might be showing concerning behaviour around conspiracy theories, anti-government, anti-police, conspiracy theories around COVID-19 vaccination, as what we're seeing with the Transparency, we want to know that. | |
| We want to know about that. | |
| and you can either contact police directly or go through Crime Stoppers? | |
| So you just up and fucking decided that you're the arbiter of what's true and you will enforce it with the law? | |
| Why is this woman walking around free and not locked up in a cage? | |
| That woman should be locked up in a cage so she can't hurt anyone. | |
| She's insane. | |
| She is a dangerous criminal and an insane person. | |
| This is the face of, like, this is 1984. | |
| You live in it right now. | |
| She's openly, this isn't a movie. | |
| This isn't a joke. | |
| This isn't a sketch. | |
| This is a fucking police chief. | |
| I presume, some officer anyway. | |
| Queensland, whichever part of the nightmare that is Australia that is, is openly just nonchalantly. | |
| Yeah, if anybody's like having a problem with what the government's doing, you let me know so I can come sort them out. | |
| Yeah, that's not a free country. | |
| Australia is gone. | |
| Do you understand? | |
| Canada is gone. | |
| It doesn't exist anymore. | |
| It no longer exists. | |
| The things that made our homes our homes are gone. | |
| They're not here anymore. | |
| The truth is gone. | |
| Respect and dignity, gone. | |
| Any form of government transparency, gone. | |
| Gone. | |
| Gone. | |
| No one from any previous generation. | |
| If you just picked them up from 1975, pulled a random year out of the air, and dropped them right here, right now to see this, they would think they were in another dimension. | |
| And they would be right, because we are. | |
| We're not home anymore. | |
| We are in hell. | |
| And these people are guarding it. | |
| They like it because hell is good to them. | |
| It's giving them more money, more budget increases, promotions. | |
| Hell, it's giving them fucking statues if you're in Nova Scotia and you're the, you know, we'll make you into a folk hero. | |
| We'll make you into some kind of amazing fucking person because we can just do, it came out of the television. | |
| Hey, what did I say? | |
| Get on your fucking knees and worship that thing every day of your life forever and ever. | |
| Amen. | |
| And anyone that questions the television, well, you know what to do. | |
| You know who to call when someone questions the television, don't you? | |
| Yeah, this is all totally normal. | |
| And I'm the crazy person for noticing. | |
| I'm the crazy person for pointing this out. | |
| I'm the crazy person for pointing this out. | |
| Queensland police appealing to the public to do job in their neighborhoods who are, quote, anti-government or believe COVID-19 vaccine conspiracy theories. | |
| Like what? | |
| Like maybe that, oh, I don't know, the truth. | |
| Like how it was censored brutally. | |
| Where is this? | |
| I really should have organized this better. | |
| But like this. | |
| Latest files in the Twitter nightmare. | |
| Suppressed skeptics, even eminent doctors. | |
| The experts have spoken? | |
| Only some of the experts, honey. | |
| The right experts. | |
| The experts that this big money bullshit machine has chosen because it's sucking their dicks and they're on the payroll. | |
| Provable. | |
| How much money these people have made selling you poison? | |
| It's the biggest crime in history. | |
| There is no punishment that should be off the table. | |
| Absolutely everything should be considered when dealing with this. | |
| I mean, this is James Bond level. | |
| Like, well done. | |
| Eminent doctors, experts were suppressed because they disagreed with the pharmaceutical company's assessment of the safety. | |
| So you're siding with the pharmaceutical companies if you agree with that. | |
| That's what you're doing because they paid certain people to push their shit, you know, like pimps, like drug dealers, like fucking losers. | |
| And the TV said, yeah, these are the ones. | |
| And you sided with them rather than these, you know, brave people standing on their own with nothing to gain. | |
| In fact, lost everything. | |
| Their practices, their license, their lives were fucking destroyed and annihilated. | |
| Why'd they do that? | |
| For the luls? | |
| Because it was funny? | |
| Or because it was true? | |
| Which one do you think is probably telling the truth? | |
| The guys getting paid millions from pharmaceutical billionaires or the ones that lost everything to try and tell, and it was on the internet for 10 minutes and then deleted and then gone forever. | |
| Remember when Derek Sloan had all those guys show up in parliament? | |
| I can't even remember their names. | |
| You know why? | |
| Because it's memory hold and it's gone now and I don't even remember who it was. | |
| That's the point. | |
| That's how it works. | |
| Okay? | |
| And that's been proven that this is happening. | |
| That experts, that people have spent their entire lives dedicated to health, dedicated to medicine, dedicated to making sure people have the right information to helping them. | |
| They were silenced. | |
| Deliberately. | |
| Silenced. | |
| Their lives were destroyed for the crime of trying to tell you what's happening. | |
| And And now this, the other shoe to drop on this nightmare is not only are we going to do that, if you have a problem with that, we'll send the fucking police after you. | |
| Yeah, I feel right at home. | |
| Nothing feels off at all. | |
| Nothing wrong at all. | |
| Nothing wrong at all. | |
| Newly released documents detail how Twitter Sought to censor accounts sharing true, but in quotes, true but inconvenient. | |
| That should be fucking stamped on my face. | |
| That's my entire legal defense. | |
| It's true, but it's inconvenient. | |
| Hey, this is the true. | |
| I know you don't like it, but this was true. | |
| That was my entire performance. | |
| My entire appearance... | |
| Whatever you want to... | |
| What was it called? | |
| The thing where they demand. | |
| Demand you appear before the council, you know. | |
| How did that go? | |
| They spent all week going, oh, you just wait till Friday. | |
| Oh, we're going to get him now. | |
| Oh, you're going to see now. | |
| Oh, he's going to hear about all the cootsy-wootsy. | |
| Oh, we're going to see. | |
| And then Friday came and it just went away. | |
| Nobody said a word ever again. | |
| Why is that? | |
| Well, you should go watch it for yourself and find out. | |
| Because they didn't like getting fucked in the face for two hours in front of the whole world, probably. | |
| That's how I would imagine why they didn't mention a single, not a fucking word after hyping it up for a week. | |
| Why? | |
| Because it was true and inconvenient. | |
| So we'll just fucking memory haul it like we do everything else. | |
| And like we don't notice, hey? | |
| None of us notice. | |
| You guys are just too smart for us up there. | |
| Look, look at me. | |
| I can wear a fucking suit too. | |
| Ooh, whooped you do. | |
| Oh, yeah, we're so different. | |
| You're so smart up there. | |
| The big brains of these people. | |
| It's amazing. | |
| They're just, they deserve to be in charge, don't they? | |
| In the latest installment, journalist David Zweig, probably how you pronounce it, laid bare how both the Trump and Biden administration, oh no, pressured Twitter executives to censor information that was true but inconvenient. | |
| He writes the government was able to discredit doctors and experts and suppress ordinary users' freedom of speech, even if they were citing the CDC's own data. | |
| The administration also piled pressure on social media platforms to suspend former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson over his tweets questioning vaccines. | |
| The documents provide more context as to how government infiltrated the social media giant to suppress certain stories, as the CEO, Mr. Musk, vows there will be more revelations next week. | |
| Yay. | |
| According to the documents released Monday, Trump administration met with executives at Twitter, Google, Facebook, and Microsoft looking for, quote, help from the tech companies to combat misinformation about, quote, runs on grocery stores that could stoke panic buying and behaviors in the early days of the pandemic. | |
| Then, when the next administration took over, you know, the old man that poops himself and says hi to trees, they became, because he's in charge, obviously. | |
| Obviously, that's the guy in charge of the United States. | |
| It's the guy that talks to himself and wanders off and stuff. | |
| It's nobody above him. | |
| No one's controlling him. | |
| Conspiracy theory. | |
| Call the police on me. | |
| Have them come here and kill me right now. | |
| It's for everybody's safety. | |
| And you want to be safe, obviously. | |
| They became focused on tackling misinformation about vaccines and targeted high-profile vaccine skeptics like Berenson. | |
| Interesting. | |
| And then they just went down the list and they just got rid of everybody. | |
| Made sure nobody was saying anything they weren't supposed to be saying. | |
| In the summer of 2021, Zweig writes that the president said social media companies were killing people for allowing vaccine misinformation. | |
| And just a few hours later, his account was suspended. | |
| Well, that is what they were doing, isn't it? | |
| That is exactly what happened. | |
| And it's exactly what anyone with a brain has been saying. | |
| That's what we've all been saying. | |
| You need accurate information, especially when it comes to your own health to make the correct decision. | |
| The moral decision. | |
| The ethical decision. | |
| To make someone's health decisions for them is fucking crazy and should only be even considered if it's like this person's a vegetable or they're like, they literally can't, they can't respond. | |
| They're incapacitated in some way and something needs to be done. | |
| It's like, fuck, you know? | |
| But these people are taking it upon themselves to go, no, no, no, we're just going to make sure you make the decision that I want you to make based upon the information I want you to know. | |
| Anybody else is just going to be shut up and taken away. | |
| So that's so crazy and fucked up. | |
| Because it's like, if you want to take this, you want to do this thing like, listen, here's what could happen. | |
| Here's what could also happen. | |
| Here's all the cards. | |
| Here's all the possibilities. | |
| Here's our percentages, likelihoods. | |
| Small chance of this, fair chance of that. | |
| More of these, right? | |
| And then this person can go, hmm, yes, I've decided because I control, I know it's a crazy fucking concept. | |
| I control my own life and body, and I am not comfortable proceeding any further than this. | |
| Okay. | |
| So then you know what happens then? | |
| If something happens to them in a negative sense because of their decision, then you know what? | |
| You're completely guilt-free. | |
| You're like, well, that's his call. | |
| He knew everything there was to know, same as the rest of us, and he made a judgment call. | |
| He was wrong. | |
| He's dead. | |
| But that was his call to make. | |
| Because that's all any of us have. | |
| That is the foundation of being alive, of being a sentient, living being, that you have the freedom to make your own decisions. | |
| Because if you don't, why are you alive? | |
| You're on someone else's train track. | |
| You like those remote control cars? | |
| You might think you're taking a left turn. | |
| That's just where the track goes. | |
| You're not allowed to go where you want. | |
| We're going to control these things for you. | |
| So how far down that path are we going to go? | |
| So now we're controlling what people do with their health decisions. | |
| Maybe we should control what they do with their money. | |
| Maybe there's certain things they shouldn't be allowed to buy. | |
| Certain things they should be made to buy. | |
| You know, for safety. | |
| They already don't let you control all of your money. | |
| They take a lot of that. | |
| It's just an endless pursuit of control everything. | |
| And it's become un it's too much. | |
| It's just too much. | |
| And I saw fucking what do you even call him? | |
| I feel like Pee-Pee is too cool of a nickname for him now. | |
| Like, that's how little I think of this person. | |
| They were talking about the flags. | |
| That's what it was. | |
| The F. The F him flags, right? | |
| And Boston Cream Donut came out and said, mumbled some stuff about how the flags offend him. | |
| Because he's a real, you know, he's fighting for you out there, Canada. | |
| This massive piece of shit that is stealing money, killing people with his policies, doesn't give a shit. | |
| Promoting war, arming genocidal regime, doesn't give a shit. | |
| More people are going to food banks than ever. | |
| Suicides through the roof. | |
| Hey, the government will just kill you. | |
| It'll save time. | |
| He's out in the Bahamas and doing his thing. | |
| Don't say F him. | |
| That's just offensive. | |
| Do you know why that offends people like him? | |
| Why that offends the so-called opposition? | |
| It scares them, actually. | |
| And they don't like that because they see very easily how that is going to be applied to them. | |
| Because they see him, they don't see him like you do, like we do, like any of us do. | |
| These people you think are going to help you, they're going to save you, they're going to say, oh, we're going to get the libs out. | |
| They're the same. | |
| They look across the aisle at those people. | |
| They don't see their enemy. | |
| They see their peers. | |
| They might as well be going to high school together. | |
| You know how there's different high schools? | |
| And there's people in high school that you don't like. | |
| There's different groups and clubs and whatever. | |
| But if it's this high school versus that high school, all of a sudden everybody's on the same team again, aren't they? | |
| You and I and all of those people up there, we don't go to the same fucking high school. | |
| You understand? | |
| They see these flags and they see this, and they're like, I don't like the range and I don't like the fight. | |
| He doesn't like me. | |
| I'm an odious dirtbag. | |
| Because they see how it's going to be applied. | |
| Because it should be applied to them because they are the same, because they are their peers and they've been supporting all of the same nonsense this whole time. | |
| Now they're talking about maybe we need vaccine passports and mandatory testing for flights and travelers returning from China. | |
| And now the coping will be, oh, it's fucking China, bro. | |
| Fuck China, bro. | |
| Yeah, I'm not cool with doing that to human beings, you know, as a pejorative, just being like, all of these people now will be subject to this some kind of draconian because, you know, like I said, I make decisions for them now. | |
| Oh, but because it's from a, they're from a different place, it's fine. | |
| They definitely won't do that to you. | |
| That the fact is they're even okay with entertaining these ideas, bro, they're not here for you. | |
| All right? | |
| They're not coming out for you. | |
| They're coming out for themselves. | |
| You know what he said? | |
| People are angry. | |
| And yeah, why are they angry? | |
| There's a 38-year-old that has to live in his mother's basement. | |
| No. | |
| No, people are angry because life is becoming more difficult every following year. | |
| And it's becoming more difficult because of you and your high school, your peer class, of pieces of fucking shit that just take bigger and bigger and bigger pieces of the pie and ignore all of the real problems. | |
| All of the real, real problems. | |
| I mean the ones that we're not supposed to talk about or else the police come to your house and get rid of you, don't they? | |
| You don't like people that talk. | |
| You want to tackle stuff like that's easy to deal with. | |
| Like these politicians are the kinds of people that come to your house. | |
| Say you're like a struggling poverty-line family. | |
| Like your life is bad, you know. | |
| Your spouse died of cancer and you have unimaginable debt from medical bills you can't pay. | |
| You're living at the food bay. | |
| I mean, it's fucking bad, right? | |
| Your kids don't even have shoes that fit. | |
| You're like, oh, my God. | |
| Oh, I should just kill myself, right? | |
| And then this guy, I came over to his house and I did his dishes. | |
| And now, oh, thanks. | |
| That helps. | |
| Oh, you're so ungrateful. | |
| I didn't do it. | |
| You barely scratched the surface. | |
| You didn't even really even remotely attempt to fix the real problem. | |
| You present these straw, these poppable balloons. | |
| We're going to lower taxes a little bit. | |
| Oh, yay. | |
| How about the millions of fucking people from all over the world you're just piling in here like a clown car? | |
| We'll leave that for another day. | |
| What about how the fact that everybody's killing themselves like fucking crazy? | |
| Or how it is beyond painfully obvious that this entire medical experimentation thing you've been doing the last couple years, it's not safe. | |
| And it's had an extremely detrimental result on a ton of people. | |
| You're partially responsible, as are your entire high school. | |
| Why do you have nothing to say about that? | |
| Inflation. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah, the easy thing to talk about, right? | |
| Things are expensive. | |
| Yay! | |
| And I think things should be less expensive. | |
| Why are they so expensive? | |
| We're not going to talk about that. | |
| I'm sorry, sir. | |
| Did you have a question? | |
| Oh, no. | |
| His hand is just stuck like that. | |
| He's having a stroke and he's dying suddenly. | |
| Anyway. | |
| Yay. | |
| Tor, tor, tor, tor. | |
| Tor, tor, tor, tor. | |
| They're just so fat and happy to sit there and participate. | |
| Just participate. | |
| Because at the end of the day, me, me, me, and I, I, I. I know people that have done it, right? | |
| And there's the old, like the naive, the level one, the noob version of like, well, hey, I know. | |
| And we've all heard someone say this, right? | |
| Hey, I know. | |
| I'll run for politics. | |
| And when I get in there, I'm going to change everything. | |
| I'll help it from the inside. | |
| That's what I'm going to do, Jimmy. | |
| I'm going to get in there. | |
| I'm going to claim. | |
| How many times have you heard that fucking story or somebody giving you that rationale for how things are going to work? | |
| And how far does that go? | |
| You make it to the front door, and there's a guy there. | |
| His name's Fluffy. | |
| Huge face tattoos. | |
| No one knows why his name's Fluffy. | |
| But he doesn't look Fluffy. | |
| You know? | |
| And he's like, stupid. | |
| Fill out form. | |
| And the form is either... | |
| Like a puppet, right? | |
| You could be manipulated without you even being remotely aware that this was happening. | |
| You don't ask any questions. | |
| You're just a big, dumb idiot in a suit that people are like, oh, he's got great teeth, you know? | |
| You read the scripts. | |
| You eat lots of butter. | |
| You know, sometimes you might swallow a bee on television. | |
| Doesn't matter. | |
| Whatever, right? | |
| You just say the lines and whatever. | |
| But you don't really know what the fuck's going on. | |
| You're an idiot, right? | |
| The most you think about is, oh, geez, I hope there's enough cake left in the fridge. | |
| Oh, geez, oh, boy, oh, buddy. | |
| Oh, oh, geez. | |
| It's like, bro, you take your people. | |
| Big questions elude you. | |
| The big questions are, is there enough butter? | |
| How much butter can I eat? | |
| How much butter have I eaten already? | |
| And if I eat the rest of this butter, will I die? | |
| Is it worth it? | |
| They're either one of those or they're one of the other ones, which are just evil fucking. | |
| They know exactly what they're doing and they don't give a shit. | |
| They're doing it because they like it. | |
| Because it's fun. | |
| You get to control people. | |
| You get to be powerful. | |
| You're going to make all kinds of money. | |
| You can just say and make shit happen. | |
| You get to walk around like you're a fuck. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I'm going to bomb some countries today. | |
| Fuck them. | |
| I'm going to steal shit from these people. | |
| I'm going to plant this stuff. | |
| I can do whatever the fuck I want. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That's who the other. | |
| So those are your, that's who you're working with. | |
| You've got either literally evil pieces of shit or a simple jack. | |
| That's your House of Commons. | |
| That's your Parliament. | |
| That's your Congress. | |
| Oh, and sometimes, very rarely, I've noticed this in America, this can happen. | |
| It does happen, but it's very rare. | |
| There's one guy or somebody, like on a ratio of like 100 to 1. For every 100 people, there's one person as the simple jacks are throwing, you know, pastries at each other, going and like literally doing crack out in the open. | |
| I'm a governor. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| There's those ones. | |
| And then there's all the evil ones that are just like scheming. | |
| And then there's one guy. | |
| It's like Ron Paul. | |
| Who's just like, stop! | |
| Stop! | |
| What the fuck? | |
| What the fuck are you doing? | |
| Dude! | |
| No! | |
| Hey! | |
| No! | |
| That's crack cocaine, Hunter! | |
| That's crack cocaine! | |
| What? | |
| We don't have money to- Why are we bombing those people, man? | |
| Someone listen to me! | |
| What the fuck? | |
| Someone just threw a knife at me! | |
| Isn't this the post- Isn't this Congress? | |
| Yep. | |
| Back and roll. | |
| How do you fix that problem, Quick Dump? | |
| I'll spread the news. | |
| I'll spread the news. | |
| It's a mystery. | |
| What? | |
| We don't know! | |
| Let's get started buzzing about this time of year. | |
| Wah-mah-wah-mah-mah-mah. | |
| Jaden Mandarin, thank you very much! | |
| Appreciate you! | |
| Hope you had a great holiday! | |
| It's over now. | |
| I'm here to ruin it all. | |
| Happy New Year, Joey! | |
| Mama Bear Shannon! | |
| Happy New Year! | |
| Getting close, a little bit longer. | |
| And Andy John Todd. | |
| Angry John Todd. | |
| The order is just not free. | |
| It is the ultimate freedom because it grants you complete autonomy. | |
| You have allegiance to no one. | |
| You're a slave to nothing because you govern yourself. | |
| That's what being free is. | |
| And that's how you have self-determination. | |
| That's why life has value. | |
| That's why a human life has value because of the freedom of the individual soul to do, you know, and go and explore and create. | |
| Whatever. | |
| It could go anywhere. | |
| We don't know what it could be. | |
| It's a sentient life. | |
| It's its own thing. | |
| You don't have a right to make it do what you want. | |
| When you start doing that, then it's like, oh, it's not really valuable or interesting anymore, is it? | |
| It's just another NPC drone in your factory. | |
| It's the same as all of those other ones. | |
| And that's how all the communists are. | |
| Everything the same. | |
| The gender's off to be the same. | |
| Everything's got to be the same. | |
| Everyone's got to be equally worthless and poor and unhealthy. | |
| Joseph Gaul says, when it becomes numb, let's go. | |
| I don't know what you're doing. | |
| Are you drinking? | |
| That's not. | |
| You shouldn't be getting numb. | |
| Well, you maybe are. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't know what he's into. | |
| Sergeant Rocks, it seems to me that so many police forces around this world have turned into Hitler's brown shirts. | |
| How fucking gay. | |
| It is very gay. | |
| It's very gay when people are just like, well, what about me doing my job, my pension, bro? | |
| I know a bunch of guys that were like, fuck that, because they have huge balls. | |
| And they're courageous men that are, you know, should be getting way more attentive. | |
| Everything's fucking backwards, right? | |
| But all the, and you know, and that's another thing about these cops, right? | |
| They just totally fucking rolled on all their own guys. | |
| Probably some people that were partners for like 10 years, you know what I mean? | |
| Their families are best friends and all that kind of shit. | |
| One guy is just like, I'm not comfortable with this, you know, and they're like, fine, your fucking career's over. | |
| And he's like, but, Maddie, you really gonna do this to me? | |
| And he just like looks away, you know? | |
| The whole office just like looks away. | |
| Like, get your shit, pack your shit, and get out of here. | |
| Detective, they rip his badge off. | |
| Everyone just looks away. | |
| It's like, Jimmy, Erica, like, what? | |
| No one, no one looks at you. | |
| They just look at the floor. | |
| Yes, the brotherhood to the end, right? | |
| Yeah, you can trust those people. | |
| So that's what I want you to think about, cops, all the rest of you that are still fucking in there. | |
| What's the next order? | |
| What's the next order 66 going to be? | |
| And you really think that those other cops out there are like, oh, don't worry, something fucked up happens. | |
| They've got my back. | |
| Well, maybe. | |
| Unless there's something in it for them, for it not to be, you know, having your back, then, well, you know, fuck you. | |
| Because you've all already proven that it's not a united front and it's not a brotherhood. | |
| It's, ah, well, we can do without 15 or 20% of these guys. | |
| I mean, fuck them. | |
| They don't want to do what they're told. | |
| That's their problem. | |
| I'm a proud do what I'm told guy. | |
| I'll do what I'm told in my sleep. | |
| I have dreams about being told what to do and doing it. | |
| I wake up and I've ruined my sheets. | |
| And, you know, Market's like, what happened? | |
| I'm like, I had another one of those dreams again. | |
| And she's like, oh, one where they were telling you what to do. | |
| And I'm like, yep. | |
| I did what I was told so hard. | |
| How much thinking did you do about it? | |
| I'm like, you know what? | |
| I didn't do a single, I had not a single thought about anything that I was being told. | |
| I just, it was like, it was like, again, Buddhist enlightenment. | |
| It was like Zen. | |
| It was like being in the, I was a complete and total perfect NPC. | |
| I would just absorb the information and do it. | |
| There was nothing in between. | |
| It was direct line from the television to the world. | |
| I was a conduit. | |
| I was simply... | |
| This is a cult that I'm describing. | |
| All of the key elements are there. | |
| These NPC zombies, like, they're all in a cult. | |
| Oh, this guy thinks for a cult. | |
| You are. | |
| You're in a fucking cult. | |
| You're an idiot. | |
| You're a fucking retarded fag loser idiot in a cult. | |
| That's you. | |
| I just, I was a conduit for the current thing. | |
| The current thing arrived, and I carried out its orders. | |
| Like a willing soldier, like a glorious crusader of progressivism. | |
| I wrap myself around the current thing. | |
| I wear it like a shield, like a uniform, and I go forth and promote whatever it... | |
| And I do that thing. | |
| And I think nothing whatsoever. | |
| I am the perfect, perfect citizen. | |
| Excuse me, I have to bend over and take my anal schwab because I'm the perfect citizen. | |
| I'm so virtuous and good. | |
| They've almost like conflated that like obeying, doing what you're told all the time is a virtue. | |
| And they're proud of it. | |
| Do you know what? | |
| They show you, like, look at me, I got my, ha-ha! | |
| They take pictures of their fucking band-aid site. | |
| That's what that is. | |
| That is subconsciously, that is signaling to the authority state that, like, do what you want. | |
| It just rolls over on its belly, like, don't kill me. | |
| You know? | |
| Whatever Facebook flag fill, whatever it is, whatever the current thing is, they just, we'll be this one to you. | |
| Put the flag out. | |
| Justice for Floyd, Ukraine. | |
| Got my booster. | |
| Pride time. | |
| Like, it's just. | |
| They just keep adding things. | |
| Adding things that you must go along with. | |
| Like, when's the last time anything new has happened? | |
| And it wasn't, it was like most people don't care. | |
| It's like, you either, you need to get so fucking behind this that it ruins your life and families and so on, or else you're the enemy and will fucking kill you. | |
| Cool. | |
| This is a cool society. | |
| It's not broken at all. | |
| But anyway, I'm just glad. | |
| I'm glad that the brotherhood of the police and CSIS and the military too is intact, knowing that we have ranks and ranks of people that will just willingly turn a blind eye to their own people being trampled on by the state. | |
| That's great. | |
| Isn't that good? | |
| You guys are doing a great. | |
| You're doing great, kids. | |
| All he is out there. | |
| And don't worry. | |
| It'll never come for you or your family or your friends or your children or anything like that. | |
| And if it did, everyone would definitely have your back for shersees. | |
| 100%. | |
| You can totally trust everyone you work with. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| They've already proved it. | |
| They'll do anything for you. | |
| They'll take a bullet for you. | |
| Such a bullshit thing. | |
| It's such a hard thing to come by, too. | |
| It's a hard thing to come by when you have actual, that's And it's not even just the military. | |
| It comes from a place of death. | |
| It has to. | |
| It has to come from a place of extremely high stakes to have these very tribalistic kind of bonds formed between, well, anyone, I guess. | |
| I was going to say men, but whatever. | |
| Like, there's guys I know I could call, like, I speak to once a year, less sometimes. | |
| I could call them, or they could call me, and it, like, dude, something's going down. | |
| And like that, I'm in. | |
| Don't care. | |
| It doesn't matter what it is. | |
| Like that bullshit that, like, these, these fake ass fucking pretend gangbanger kids walking around with their face tattoos. | |
| You're a bitch. | |
| Shut up. | |
| Man, right or die. | |
| No, you're not. | |
| No, you're not at all. | |
| It's the same thing. | |
| I've seen these cops say this kind of shit. | |
| Oh, fucking thin blue line, but yeah, sure. | |
| Sure, it is. | |
| Because that's actually a rare thing to have. | |
| That's a tough thing to find, and it can only be achieved through immense amounts of struggle together. | |
| And you don't have that. | |
| You have a bunch of people that are rule followers that will roll on their own people to protect themselves because they've already done it. | |
| All it took was the TV to point and say, and you did it. | |
| Good for you. | |
| Good for you. | |
| And then you went even above and beyond. | |
| You went to beating up old people in the street, right? | |
| The horse tramplings, hitting them with the guns and all that. | |
| That was super cool. | |
| That, again, proves to me how heroic just the whole profession of policing really is. | |
| To be able to just bravely, say like take five or six cops, just pile on like a 60-year-old truck driver and just drive knees into his rib cage repeatedly. | |
| I mean, that is just an, I mean, I get weak in the knees at admiration for how much courage and strength that that takes to really be able to do that. | |
| It's, I mean, I know, I mean, there's some guys, you know, in JTF2. | |
| I hope you guys are listening. | |
| I hope you're looking and paying very close attention. | |
| That's what real bravery looks like, fellas. | |
| alright so the next time you're out on some fucking op in you know South Saharan fucking black zone world that nobody even fucking like there's shit going on in countries Next time you start feeling like, man, this could be the one. | |
| I don't know about this op. | |
| I'm fucking getting that lump in my throat. | |
| I don't know, man. | |
| Oh, shit. | |
| Something's wrong. | |
| Something's wrong, man. | |
| We're going up against 200 fucking cartel members. | |
| What are we doing? | |
| Are we crazy? | |
| You just stop right there, sir, and you just remember. | |
| You remember the RCMP in Ottawa in February trampling people and beating them with guns. | |
| And then you'll be like, listen, if they can do that, I can do this. | |
| And if they have the strength and courage to then lie and cover up the fact that they did those things and laughed about it and got caught, and then had the courage and more strength, really, just even more strength to not talk about that at all and cover that entire thing up while, | |
| and consider this, while still having the strength again, so much strength and honor, simultaneously not answering any questions of substance whatsoever about the Porta Pique massacre, too. | |
| I mean, to do this much heroic shit at the same time is just fun. | |
| I mean, so how can any of us as a country, as Canadians, ever lose in the face of some kind of fear or challenge when we have that kind of heroism in this country around us every day on an everyday basis? | |
| I mean, it's just, it makes you want to cry. | |
| Makes you want to cry. | |
| Fuck you. | |
| Godzilla, he says his border saloon and the FC Free Canada win fine cigar and whiskery. | |
| Oh my, I'm reading too many words at the same time. | |
| Whiskey speak easy, proud sponsors of Ragecast 287 and stakeholders of the Diagalon Economic Forum. | |
| Send seasons, greetings, and happy new year to all our ethnocentric, accelerationist, extremist friends. | |
| Well, that's a very heartfelt message. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you, Quintila. | |
| Mr. Carl is back, and he's burning his credit card. | |
| He says, thanks. | |
| Keep plowing on, man. | |
| Never met you. | |
| Got lots of guys supporting you again. | |
| Get it. | |
| Got your back. | |
| Everyone else, alcohol kicking in. | |
| The truth is, fuck them. | |
| Every goddamn mother knows. | |
| Junior dude from Ontario, happy bullshit new year. | |
| Love you guys. | |
| Thanks for all the shit they put you through for speaking the truth. | |
| What is he talking about? | |
| Joey, you're out of control. | |
| I'm cutting you off, Joe. | |
| I'm cutting you off. | |
| Big Eyes is happy new year to the Saskatchewan bigots and all of Diagalon. | |
| Not that anything will change, but the calendar. | |
| But let's make the most of it. | |
| No retreating footsteps. | |
| You to do solidarity to us. | |
| That's what I was supposed to be ranting about earlier, and I got totally fucking sidetracked. | |
| That's just the normie. | |
| That's the, uh, I wonder if I have one. | |
| Yeah, here we go. | |
| I do. | |
| I do have it. | |
| Perfect. | |
| That's how you detect a normie, right? | |
| Or someone who is like not fully out. | |
| You have to really embrace how fucking bad it is, or we're going to know you've still got a foot in La La Land, right? | |
| You have to be able to make, like, really dark, horrible observations and jokes about reality and be like, yep, that's pretty much it. | |
| Because if you don't, you're like, wait, you still think this is going to miraculously get better somehow? | |
| Do you think... | |
| On his question, right? | |
| And I don't want to be bringing you down or anything. | |
| But I can't be gay and just lie my face off and be like, oh, bro, it's fucking, dude. | |
| Just wait until. | |
| Everything's going to get better. | |
| Why? | |
| All signs point to much worse. | |
| Much worse. | |
| Like, the Titanic is going vertical soon. | |
| And you're like, dude, just wait. | |
| Trust the plan, bro. | |
| Like, I don't think this is over. | |
| I think this boat's going to crack in half and most of us are going to drown. | |
| But, like, they say it, and there was this chick I knew once. | |
| And she said this. | |
| And it wasn't like. | |
| It's just such a stupid gnormy thing to say. | |
| But she really was into it. | |
| Like, she said it like she meant it. | |
| It made me go, you're fucking dumb, aren't you? | |
| You know, I didn't say that out loud, but the expression was probably all over my face. | |
| I just was like. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You know, when they say stuff like, oh man, I thank God that year's over. | |
| Hmm. | |
| So do you mean to say that all of the things that we're equally like lamenting, like shit's pretty fucked up? | |
| Oh yeah, yeah, it is. | |
| You think that because the calendar is going to change tomorrow, that's going to stop? | |
| Or it's just going to be in the past then? | |
| Then why don't you set your, why isn't it now? | |
| Or yesterday? | |
| Or the day before? | |
| Why do you have this arbitrary time where like, oh, the digits changed. | |
| It's new again. | |
| All the same shit is still in place. | |
| There's no reason to this is literally this is literally just an administrative move, honey, at best. | |
| This is just, listen, this is just paperwork. | |
| You're getting excited over paperwork. | |
| We're just adding a digit, okay, for record-keeping purposes. | |
| That's all this is. | |
| This is just so if we know when something was, to narrow it down. | |
| Otherwise, it's just a big mass of papers. | |
| Hey, you know, and trying to find a big mass of papers, you know, you can't find anything in there. | |
| You know, it's just, what's this? | |
| What's this from? | |
| I don't know. | |
| It's not dated. | |
| So we had to date things. | |
| That's it. | |
| The beatings will continue. | |
| Okay? | |
| You're going to, yes. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Oh, that's going to stay the same. | |
| Bring on 2023. | |
| 2022 is so over. | |
| Thank God. | |
| It's going to be different arbitrarily for some reason. | |
| Because my calendar looks different now. | |
| I got it to start. | |
| It's got puppies and kittens on it. | |
| And you should see Mr. February. | |
| He doesn't even spill his drinks on his computer. | |
| Should all acquaintance be forgot and... | |
| Oh, damn it! | |
| Should all acquaintance be forgot and... | |
| There's no hope. | |
| There's none. | |
| It's all in. | |
| It's solid. | |
| Fucking psychop. | |
| Chew the black pills. | |
| Swallow them. | |
| I can get another keyboard. | |
| Who gives a shit? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody's ever cared. | |
| Except for all that time. | |
| Thank God it's over. | |
| The calendar! | |
| Why are you ruining yours? | |
| I'll ruin whatever I want. | |
| Thank you! | |
| We're chilling about the president's fight. | |
| We're one and one in here for the All-Lighting side. | |
| For All-Lighting side. | |
| For All-Lighting side. | |
| We're chilling about the most. | |
| We'll see you for All-Lighting side. | |
| And surely you'll be your pint suit. | |
| And surely I'll be mine. | |
| We'll take the cup of candy. | |
| Coming up another hour and 10 minutes. | |
| Listen, I'm at. | |
| And then it's all going to be different. | |
| Oh. | |
| Short Long says, anyone who thinks the police are just working class, take a look at the cars they drop. | |
| Yeah, the police are working class in the United States. | |
| In Canada, they make six figures. | |
| They make like about as much as doctors do, actually. | |
| So it's interesting that they, you know, it's a big, it's a lot. | |
| You don't even have to get promoted. | |
| Just keep showing up like a corporal. | |
| Like, I've been doing the basic same thing for 20 years, just sitting outside of this off-ramp, giving people speeding tickets. | |
| How much money do you make? | |
| $160,000 a year. | |
| Wow! | |
| Wow! | |
| That's a lot. | |
| That's a lot. | |
| That seems like way too much. | |
| That's almost like a bribe. | |
| What was their pay increase this year? | |
| Ferry, what was the pay? | |
| What did they get for their, again? | |
| And this is because, and some people were confused about this. | |
| I know a lot of us didn't get pay raises, but again, the RCMP got a bit of one. | |
| They got a, it was about a 30% pay raise. | |
| Was that what it was? | |
| Something like that. | |
| Because of, again, all of the heroism I mentioned. | |
| How can you not give them, you know, and plus there was back pay, right? | |
| There was retroactive, right? | |
| For retroactive heroism. | |
| Probably for the Picton pig farm or something. | |
| That's probably what it was. | |
| 24 to 27%. | |
| There you go. | |
| So that's good. | |
| That's good. | |
| And they've all got Ferraris. | |
| You know, hey, it was easy, cops. | |
| You know, especially if any of them are like, I do kind of feel bad taking that much money from the public. | |
| You didn't take it from the public, son. | |
| You took it from the guy whose desk you just cleaned out. | |
| Remember when you looked away? | |
| He's not getting paid anything anymore. | |
| And fuck his family. | |
| So that's a whole salary we can just give away to the rest of you now, right? | |
| So, hey, we can afford to pay you all this much more money because we fire all the people that don't do what they're told all the time, unquestioningly, like robots. | |
| Drink it in. | |
| How does it feel? | |
| You're getting paid your former partner's old money that, you know, what used to buy groceries for his kids is now yours because he's a disloyal fucking subject. | |
| Isn't that great? | |
| That's great. | |
| Heroism. | |
| So much heroism, it's really off the chart. | |
| It's just, I mean, I don't know. | |
| I don't know if I can, I'm going to turn into a hot and horny female here if I see any more heroism. | |
| I'm just going to, whoa, I'm just going to faint. | |
| I'm going to faint from all the heroism. | |
| Joey's talking about old school again. | |
| Mr. Bullock, thank you very much, sir. | |
| He says the 2023 beach is hours away. | |
| No better audience than ours. | |
| I'd rather be with for the upcoming shit show. | |
| Well, I appreciate that. | |
| I appreciate it. | |
| The few people in Canada that aren't insane, well, let's be honest, many of you are insane. | |
| But not in a, not in an all-the-way negative way. | |
| It could be less. | |
| It's not bad. | |
| I'm saying too much. | |
| You guys are all right. | |
| Most is. | |
| Some of you are horrible, though. | |
| That's true. | |
| Diagolonian says, keep spitting bars, Race. | |
| Thank you. | |
| I will. | |
| I've got a lot more. | |
| I'm so mad about so many things. | |
| Joseph, again, he says, I'm a normie. | |
| No, you're not. | |
| Now he's doing shot for shot with no one. | |
| He's just doing a lot of... | |
| Sort Long, the RCP and OPP will brag about how great their weapons training is. | |
| It's not great. | |
| They get really whiny when you point out why not. | |
| Well, no one likes to be the... | |
| That... | |
| Yeah. | |
| This is an interesting metaphor. | |
| No one wants to be somebody that's not doing as good as somebody else. | |
| They don't like to be pointed out and be like, those people are better than you, or you're not as good as that. | |
| There's two ways people take that, isn't there? | |
| There's the grown-up way or the alt-right extremist accelerationist way is when you identify a shortcoming. | |
| You go, shit, I got to do something about this. | |
| I can do better than this. | |
| I'm going to make this competitive. | |
| I'm going to try to get better at, do less of, whatever it is. | |
| You're going to set a goal and you're going to try to transcend that limitation or that weakness or whatever that is. | |
| Maybe you're too small. | |
| You want to go to the gym. | |
| Maybe you're a fucking idiot. | |
| So you go to school. | |
| Whatever it is. | |
| You're like, yeah, you know what? | |
| And you do that. | |
| And then there's the other way, which arguably is way better because, first of all, it's progressive. | |
| Second of all, it's got trannies. | |
| Third of all, I mean, dildos and all of that. | |
| You can just say, hey, those people are doing better than me, and I want them torn down. | |
| Tear them down to my level. | |
| I want them taxed, obliterated, destroyed. | |
| I want them jobs. | |
| I don't care what it is, but they need to be dealt with. | |
| Just be the ultimate victim. | |
| You don't have shortcomings because that's life and you should just, you know, take that as an opportunity to try and better yourself. | |
| That's gay. | |
| We don't want to do that. | |
| We want to just be like, oh, I'm perfect. | |
| I was born perfect. | |
| And everything about me is amazing and special. | |
| And the only reason I'm not more amazing and special is because of all of you. | |
| It's because of everyone else and everything else, even things that don't exist. | |
| Like the patriarchy. | |
| And when I get really mad and I want to go out and bash the fash and fight and re and really re, I go, because I'm a hero too. | |
| That's another part of this. | |
| You get to be a hero by default, just for existing. | |
| Be huge, disgustingly grotesque and fat, be rail thin like a rake while wearing knee pads for skateboarding but with no skateboard nearby for some reason. | |
| And you've got a pocket protector and a face mask that says always anti-fat. | |
| Something like that. | |
| You get to go out and take on like the real scary bad guys of the universe. | |
| The real supervillains out there. | |
| You know? | |
| Like the real powers, the real oppressive, enslaving, genocidal, sick, fuck, evil pieces of shit out there. | |
| And you do that by attacking statues of people that have died 200 years ago. | |
| So you get to pretend that you're this some fun of fucking heroic, benevolent force of good, simultaneously risking nothing, siding with the entire establishment on everything, and you attack cardboard cutouts, scarecrows, if you will, of things that can't fight back, can't do anything to you. | |
| So you get to smash something that can't fight back, can't say anything to you, can't do anything to you, and you get to feel like a hero without even risking even a tiny hair on your disgusting, disgusting, soyed out head. | |
| It's really incredible. | |
| It's really incredible. | |
| It's a great deal. | |
| I don't know why more people aren't doing it. | |
| What do you want them to do? | |
| Take on like the Israelis and their genocidal regime that's got like a two-tiered society where one is subhuman and we're just wiping them the fuck out? | |
| What do you want? | |
| You want them to like go out and challenge that? | |
| Listen, listen. | |
| Mossad and the Israelis are real things, okay? | |
| They can come to your life and fuck you up. | |
| They can debank you. | |
| They can chase you out of your own country. | |
| They can do... | |
| Shh! | |
| I prefer to fight statues of ghosts. | |
| I'm Ghostbusters. | |
| That's my new word. | |
| That's what I'm calling Trantifa now. | |
| Ghostbusters. | |
| Where are the Ghostbusters? | |
| Oh, they're here to chase away something that happened 300 years ago. | |
| Ooh, good, great. | |
| Oh, did you get the Robert E. Lee statue? | |
| Oh, shit. | |
| You beat racism. | |
| Good for you. | |
| Hey! | |
| Hey! | |
| There's a human trafficking cartel in your country that's stealing human beings and selling them into sex slavery. | |
| No, it's not. | |
| You want the statue? | |
| You're not interested in that? | |
| Oh, there's a whole island full of them. | |
| Pedophiles. | |
| I mean, there's famous people although it's crazy. | |
| It's crazy. | |
| I mean, world leaders and presidents and shit are going there. | |
| It's not good. | |
| It looks real, but no? | |
| You're mad at Bill Cosby? | |
| Okay, well, he's in jail and he can't really... | |
| He can't do anything to you. | |
| I mean, again, there's people enslaved in cages and stuff. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, but the wars, though. | |
| Oh. | |
| Okay, so you're pro-war now. | |
| For some reason. | |
| Are you? | |
| You're pro-war. | |
| The Russians started it. | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| You didn't even know where this was until this week. | |
| Because you asked me. | |
| You texted and said, where is the Ukraine? | |
| And I said, the Ukraine? | |
| Where is the Canada? | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| I can't carry this bit on anymore. | |
| You get the idea. | |
| Mark 306 says, why didn't they make a pregnant Barbie? | |
| Because Ken came in a different box. | |
| Happy New Year, bro. | |
| We got this. | |
| Thank you, brother. | |
| Appreciate it. | |
| Feather knocked out. | |
| Good to see you again, sir. | |
| I hope you're well. | |
| Peace, brother. | |
| He says, it's been a while. | |
| Yes, it has. | |
| We were about to send a search party. | |
| You're lucky. | |
| But I thought I should buy you a beer or at least a power drink. | |
| I hope Sask wasn't too hard on you. | |
| But you do look more dangerous. | |
| Lighter, but more dangerous. | |
| It just shaved the beard shorter. | |
| I weighed nine pounds less. | |
| So now I'm not going to stop. | |
| Now I'm going to be 230 fucking pounds. | |
| I'm just going to go fucking absolutely crazy. | |
| Because screw it. | |
| We're all about hormones. | |
| Hey, you're supposed to be injecting hormones to be your true self, right? | |
| That's what we're doing. | |
| We're prescribing it to 12-year-olds. | |
| Hey, your name is Steve now. | |
| Have 500 milligrams of testosterone. | |
| Then you go by. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, I identify as a professional wrestler. | |
| And I can't stop until I'm the size of Triple H in 2002. | |
| That's the bare minimum. | |
| And anyone that gets in my way of that is a hate criminal. | |
| And anyone that refuses to address me as my proper pronouns, which is Hunter, Hearst, Helmsley, will be put in jail and probably, hopefully, shot in the face through MAID. | |
| It's a hate crime. | |
| I'm Triple H. If you don't agree. | |
| Yes, you are, and you fucking deserve. | |
| Man, there's so many worse than that. | |
| I just need to take a minute to recognize. | |
| Since we're going to, this is the end of the year, I guess. | |
| It doesn't really matter. | |
| There are so many. | |
| And not so much in this community, which is good. | |
| That's what I like. | |
| There's a lot of normal people of the noticing ethnicity over here that also aren't fucking out of their minds. | |
| There is a lot of people in the freedom movement that are fucking crazy. | |
| I mean, legit crazy. | |
| And like, they act like this isn't a factor. | |
| Oh, it's a big factor. | |
| And then they get confused when people on like the supposedly the left or whatever, like we have interactions and we talk to each other like human beings. | |
| Most of their people are insane also. | |
| And there's a ton of them over here that are insane as well. | |
| So it appears, you know, I mean, that guy's in a speedo swinging a flag around. | |
| It's minus 40. What are they doing? | |
| This guy thinks everyone's a reptile. | |
| That woman's driving around. | |
| She's the queen of Canada, is she? | |
| In an RV. | |
| Oh, that's nice. | |
| I mean, when you really don't know and you just stand back and look at it, you're like, what is this? | |
| You're like, it's a circus, really. | |
| It's a carnival. | |
| Yeah, there's some people. | |
| There's some characters out here, you know. | |
| And then you've got, but worse than that, you've got these, these, well, there's some grifting fucking weirdos in there. | |
| I am the queen of Canada. | |
| Give me all of your money. | |
| Donald Trump put me in charge. | |
| She has like 100,000 followers, by the way. | |
| Like, that's harmful. | |
| People like that should be bullied into fucking oblivion. | |
| And they're fucking troll people who know better. | |
| Like, there's this one woman that we know comes to one of the rallies. | |
| Comes to one of Morgan's rallies. | |
| And you know what Morgan's like? | |
| She's nice to everybody, entertains and talks to everybody. | |
| I've never seen anyone spend more time trying to accommodate more people. | |
| It's, you know, far beyond. | |
| Obviously, I don't have a lot of patience. | |
| This woman decides, well, she's, first of all, escaped Illuminati assassination at least a dozen times. | |
| You see this on her car? | |
| That's a bullet hole from when they tried to shoot her off the road. | |
| You see this dent? | |
| That's when she had to swing the door and escape. | |
| It's like a 60-year-old, out-of-shape, you know, woman that's clearly on drugs. | |
| Anyway, the Illuminati stole her children. | |
| They're on Epstein Island. | |
| Give her money. | |
| She needs money. | |
| Anyway. | |
| And if you don't, then you're an Illuminati agent of Satan and work for the government. | |
| I guess. | |
| Because the government. | |
| What's really happening is this person has found a grift. | |
| Their children don't want anything to do with them because they're fucking insane and using this whole Epstein. | |
| They know how to use social media. | |
| They know how to make videos. | |
| They're not insane. | |
| They know exactly what they're doing. | |
| They know how to grift money and take money. | |
| They're con artists. | |
| They're fucking con artists. | |
| And they're pieces of shit. | |
| They know exactly what they're doing. | |
| And then when they get caught, they hide behind, oh, I'm mentally ill. | |
| No, you're not. | |
| You know exactly what you're doing. | |
| You got a little gig going. | |
| You're fucking manipulating people and sucking them dry of money, taking them off into fucking la-la-land. | |
| Because you have no other fucking function. | |
| You're a parasite. | |
| You're a parasite. | |
| You're a human parasite. | |
| Literally, that's not a euphemism. | |
| That's literally what you are. | |
| In the animal kingdom, there's like, how do they survive? | |
| The only way they can survive is to suckle from the other fucking more productive members of its own species. | |
| Fish do it. | |
| Birds do it. | |
| Like, just eat whatever's left. | |
| They like stick themselves to the side of sharks and just eat bacteria because that's all they can do. | |
| It's insane. | |
| And all of this last couple of years has just given them, it's become playtime for them. | |
| And they're fucking everywhere. | |
| Remember the cowboy that was going to save the world from fucking hell? | |
| What was he going to do? | |
| What was that one? | |
| That was another trust of the plan. | |
| We've got Sheriff Dip. | |
| For some reason, he's got like a fucking South Dakota accent. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'm always putting my knee up on trucks and wearing a Stetson hat. | |
| I'm going to walk a couple feet and put my knee up on this truck so you know that I'm a serious guy that drives a truck and wears a Stetson. | |
| I've got a secret army of cops and fucking soldiers and all kinds that you just don't even know how much of a, I'm a, you better trust the plan. | |
| And by that I mean send me money. | |
| And if it's not, sometimes it's not even money. | |
| The currency is just attention. | |
| It's just, oh my God, it's a fucking mess. | |
| And it's no, there's no, we can't get anything done. | |
| No one can get anything done anywhere because it's a fucking circus. | |
| It's a fucking circus. | |
| So I think it needs to be like, this is what Ron Paul needs to do. | |
| Because there's a lot of great people out there. | |
| They're not crazy. | |
| They're professionals. | |
| They had careers that were cut short because of the nonsense. | |
| They're fucking doctors. | |
| They were cops. | |
| They were pilots. | |
| They were, you know, all kinds of. | |
| I mean, I've met a lot of them. | |
| Businessmen. | |
| Everything was going. | |
| If pre-nonsense times you'd met them, you'd be like, oh, that person's fairly impressive and doing quite well. | |
| Yes, they are. | |
| Yes, good for them. | |
| But now it's like, oh, they're a crazy person. | |
| Well, guilt by association does work. | |
| And when you put them next to all these crazy lunatics running around, it does look bad. | |
| It does look bad. | |
| And then there's, of course, the party scene people who just, they just like to party. | |
| You know, they're going to these protests and they're just getting drunk and they're just fucking around. | |
| Like, it's a fucking mess out there. | |
| And there's no real direction to anything. | |
| People are just protesting whatever because it's become their fucking identity. | |
| They're addicted to this and it's their life now. | |
| And they're always starting up new groups and causes and pro like, oh my God. | |
| And then there's the infight. | |
| And then they're fighting with each other because this circus attraction is starting to draw a bigger crowd than that. | |
| This is honestly how I feel. | |
| Like, you know, they keep trying to lump me in with like, oh, you're with those people. | |
| I'd be like, I'm not exactly with anyone. | |
| I'm at the circus, yes. | |
| But I'm not running a game show stand. | |
| I'm just kind of watching this, you know, with my friends. | |
| Like, this is fucking really fucked up. | |
| Some of them are decent. | |
| Some of them are completely rigged Carney games. | |
| And I'm pretty sure that there's 14-year-olds running off to smoke meth with that Carney behind the trailer. | |
| Yeah, you know, that's the thing. | |
| You know, that's an element to it, too. | |
| So, I don't know. | |
| I think the pieces of shit that you know are just lying sacks of shit and they're looking for money, and they're just doing it for their own purposes, right? | |
| They need to just be bullied into oblivion, all right? | |
| Bullying works, let's face it. | |
| We need to bring it back and bully them into oblivion. | |
| Don't feel bad for them. | |
| Why would you feel bad for thieves and snake oil salesmen and people just like oh god, it's infighting? | |
| No, that's weeding the garden. | |
| You know? | |
| There's so many forms of it. | |
| There's this perception of like who's so-called on your side, which is this, you know, nebulous idea of all kinds of different people. | |
| But really, who is it really when all the smoke and clouds? | |
| But when you really get down to it, it's a lot smaller than you think. | |
| It's a lot smaller than you think. | |
| And it's really hard for those people to get anything productive or helpful or beneficial done. | |
| It's hard to have any meaningful conversations. | |
| It's hard to, you know, to get through the noise because there's this fucking circus of absolute epic retards everywhere. | |
| Everywhere. | |
| And I'm fucking tired of it. | |
| And not even just at this level, in the political level. | |
| Oh, you thought the conservatives, bro? | |
| No. | |
| They're all shit. | |
| They're all shit. | |
| And they deserve to be called out for their shittiness. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| They're in the way. | |
| They're in the way. | |
| Because their existence creates the perception that, oh, somebody's handling it. | |
| Somebody's on top of it. | |
| No, no one's on top of it. | |
| No one is on top of anything. | |
| There's literally no opposition in this country. | |
| There's very little. | |
| Well, there's some in the United States, but there's none at all in this country. | |
| None. | |
| None, none, zero none. | |
| Not in the police, not in the military, not in academia, not in the media, not in the government, not anywhere. | |
| Can you name me a single fucking place, a single one outlying institution, company, brand name, anything, anyone, anything that remains of the fibrous threads that we're clinging to, that remain of whatever the fuck Canada was, we're starting to even forget at this point because it's been so long since we felt anything remotely similar to how it used to feel to live here. | |
| We're just clinging to the threads. | |
| And it's really hard to stitch shit back together when you've got all these fucking liars running around that don't have other people's best. | |
| They're not benevolent. | |
| They're not good actors. | |
| They're bad actors. | |
| I don't believe that. | |
| I am queen. | |
| No, you're not even mentally ill. | |
| You're just a piece of shit. | |
| You know exactly what you're doing. | |
| You're grifting and stealing from people. | |
| You found a way to sustain your fucking fucked up lifestyle, which is I don't have to work or do anything. | |
| I can just run around in this fantasy land and have these poor, gullible people pay me their money, and I'll tell them to stop paying their bills. | |
| Stop paying your bills because of my royal decree of my fucking RV. | |
| So you can afford to send me even more money because that's how much of a piece of shit that I am. | |
| How that person's not in fucking prison, I have no idea. | |
| I have absolutely no idea. | |
| And that's how disinformation works. | |
| It's great, right? | |
| The whole thing's great because it just takes, again, that's 100,000 people that could have been influenced to something good or educated to something helpful. | |
| But they didn't. | |
| They went into Crazy Land. | |
| And you don't see them getting fucked with. | |
| Why? | |
| They don't mind it. | |
| They don't mind it at all. | |
| If you run around and chase your tail and go off into Crazy Land and you're looking for adrenochrome cults under every old building in town and you think the mayor is a vampire and all of this, you know, and there's clones and all that. | |
| Sloud, it's all fucking, they'll let you do that shit all day long because they don't fucking care. | |
| They don't fucking care. | |
| Are those people getting rounded up and taxed into oblivion and getting debanked and having their credit scores destroyed, having international smear campaigns from the media getting thrown in fucking jail? | |
| No. | |
| Why? | |
| Because they don't matter. | |
| Because they don't fucking matter. | |
| Pretty much that's why. | |
| It's not about protecting people. | |
| They're protecting themselves. | |
| The fucking machine protects itself. | |
| So it allows these crazy. | |
| And then you've got all these fake politicians. | |
| And then you've got all these fake politicians. | |
| They remind, they're like, they all, because again, different high schools. | |
| We're in different high schools, but we're in the same city. | |
| And we all instinctively know things are going bad. | |
| Things are not good. | |
| Like, I guarantee all of them, you get them one-on-one, you get them drunk and talking, they'll be like, oh, yeah, she's pretty fucked boys, you know. | |
| They all know. | |
| But you know what they've got? | |
| They've got security. | |
| They've got job security. | |
| They've got pensions. | |
| They've got fucking six-figure incomes. | |
| They've got political connections. | |
| They're in a lifeboat. | |
| They're in lifeboats watching you struggle to swim as the ship goes down, drinking their fucking... | |
| Mmm. | |
| Bye. | |
| You know? | |
| I mean, it sucks for everyone, but certainly I'm doing better than you. | |
| Well, I'm just not that motivated to help you because look where I am and look where you're at. | |
| I'm just not that motivated to help you. | |
| So, you know, I think Ron Paul, I mean, it's too late now. | |
| He's too old. | |
| But maybe like 10 years ago, 15 years ago, he should have just came into work one day with like just a tank top, just a wife beater, you know, and a golf club, you know? | |
| And they'd be like, Ron, what is it? | |
| And he's like, you know what? | |
| I just don't care anymore. | |
| They're like, but we're about to pass the 50 bajillion zillion war trillion zillion dollars money war forever spending bill that'll bankrupt the country and he's like yeah i know and i just can't i just can't take it anymore and he's just like just road and road just dumping in everybody covered in blood like the simple jackets are just confused | |
| and he's like i'm not sure which one to use the most evil ones are like looking for the gun and he's like you're looking for this gun and then he shoots them with their own gun and then he's up and he's super chill and then the doors open and it's like the capital riot but it's not a riot it's just a party and | |
| a million people just come flying in and smashing things big to last because even in there again did | |
| you just suggest ron paul go on a killing rampage and take over america by force as dictators yes i did and that would be a fucking improvement absolutely it would you imagine i i think that would get old as a national anthem for a while but at least for a couple months it would be like this is still pretty this is still pretty awesome ron paul would never do that he's a doctor you know oh i spent a lot of my career uh you know saving lives and | |
| growing them and uh well now it's uh i'm just gonna have to start taking them what ron die but really he would have been subdued and arrested and taken to prison and then they would have had to add a stipulation in the constitution and then and confiscate all golf clubs at least semi-automatic military style assault golf club golf clubs uh from all americans tiger woods has been labeled a extremist | |
| and a terror threat and uh we're sending the delta force to hunt down the pga as we speak so this can never happen again anyway um i didn't even finish the rest of his message feather not dot says it's not the end it's beginning of the end it's always the end it's just ending slow it's going down a toilet bowl and then when you're down the drain you're then you're just in the pipes and then you're in the sewer like it literally never ends it just gets worse until you're in the sewer and then you slowly decompose in the sewer and | |
| die it's good it's good time he says i care no you don't you don't care nobody's ever kid it's a lie sergeant rock 30 sounds like the cost of living probably is increased for just this past year but no one in the rcmp have earned it maybe our seniors and vet deserve that kind of no we're killing vets and seniors haven't you seen the made commercials all white people by the way that was an important distinction to make as well the first commercial i've | |
| seen in probably 10 years where everybody in it was white and it was for to kill yourself so i was like well it's a i did notice that so i assume that's racist ah shit did i notice something again just pointing out something i noticed don't talk about how weird it is that's that's call the cops call that australian cop send her over send the swat team over that's a true story by the way that family they was like oh they shot these cops for no reason then a swat team came and killed the cops were coming to evict them from their home | |
| because the the government seized their property they refused to sell so a gas pipeline could get put in yeah i mean it's all allegedly after they had their after they had uh been fired from their jobs and harassed by police for being prominent uh anti you know you know the things you can't really all of that stuff so uh you know things went a little sideways and | |
| now you're just not gonna talk about it ever again okay um joey again he says looking Forward to your words, whether I'm working or days off. | |
| I'm always you're always listening, like Santa. | |
| Who is a fed, by the way? | |
| He knows when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake, he knows if you're bad or good, so it'll be good. | |
| Santa's a fed, obviously. | |
| How would he know any of that? | |
| Why would he know any of that? | |
| What is the business of that? | |
| Is of his why do you need to know when I'm sleeping or awake? | |
| You'll only show up if I'm asleep? | |
| He knows everything. | |
| He can see into your mind, essentially, and he'll only show up when you're fucking sleeping. | |
| Oh, he's definitely the government. | |
| Yeah, nothing about this sounds legit. | |
| This sounds like the government to me. | |
| Lost dog, it says Tyler Durden, or quoting Tyler Durden, our generation has no great depression, no great war. | |
| Our war is spiritual. | |
| Our depression is our lives. | |
| Enter world economic form. | |
| That's exactly what happened. | |
| Right around that time, that was starting to go around from guys I've talked to that are older. | |
| I was, when was that? | |
| Like 99, 2000? | |
| When at Fight Club, really, it was around 2000, right? | |
| It was right before 9-11. | |
| And it was like, people were really starting to be like, something's wrong, you know? | |
| Just right in time, right in time, 9-11 happens. | |
| Oh, damn. | |
| So close. | |
| So close. | |
| Sucked into a 20-year bullshit nothing on a lie that killed millions of people. | |
| But you can trust the people that sold you that war because, well, now they're selling you pharmaceutical products because they care about your health and safety. | |
| They want people to be okay. | |
| That's why we fund wars everywhere and kill millions of people. | |
| That's why we train pilots and tank drivers of genocidal regimes and give them guns and money and all kinds of things. | |
| That's why we laid waste to Libya and created an open-air slave trade in North Africa. | |
| Once again, great. | |
| You know, good. | |
| We want to return Africa to its roots of the slave trade. | |
| So we're destroying countries and just, you know, just let it be. | |
| It's good. | |
| It's a good time. | |
| And we're starving people to death in Iraq. | |
| And it's excellent. | |
| We're doing really good. | |
| We're the good guys. | |
| Nostalgia, what is this? | |
| Just because it's you, I'll look. | |
| This is a better time. | |
| Nostalgia on New Year's Eve, she says, fine, we'll play this once. | |
| It's a great Canadian TV show if you haven't seen it. | |
| if you're American. | |
| One day the guy on the buffalo was cruising around through the plains. | |
| It's a documentary, by the way. | |
| It's a documentary. | |
| Oh, no, he's going to chase me. | |
| Oh, no, I better just turn around and chase him back. | |
| Cause guess what? | |
| I'm on a buffalo. | |
| Guy on a buffalo. | |
| Big bear, bet you didn't know he was chasing. | |
| A guy on a buffalo. | |
| Look out, just watch him go. | |
| A guy on a buffalo. | |
| Oh no, it's a guy on a buffalo. | |
| A guy on a buffalo. | |
| One day, the guy on the buffalo was riding around in the forest. | |
| As you do. | |
| He didn't see that Indian guy crouching down and he popped off a shot. | |
| Bang! | |
| Fell off the buffalo. | |
| Buffalo took up front. | |
| While the Indian was still reloading, the guy on the buffalo snuck up behind him with a pistol. | |
| He was like, hey, better watch what you're doing. | |
| Bam! | |
| Guy on the buffalo. | |
| break your gun on a stump on a bubble oh god we'll step on your footouch don't wake up oh you don't There's like five of these, by the way. | |
| Don't do it. | |
| Don't shoot at him. | |
| This one where he gets attacked by a cougar. | |
| It was a real TV show. | |
| You gotta believe me. | |
| You gotta believe me. | |
| Joey says I joined. | |
| Oh, he's an Army guy. | |
| Joined in 85, went to battle school in 86. Hitched, hiked from mom and daughter in Wainwright. | |
| It's all good, man. | |
| Well, if you're out of the army, it is all good because the rest of them are being sent to Russia to die. | |
| Hope 2023 is better. | |
| It's not. | |
| It's going to be worse. | |
| It's going to be way worse. | |
| There's no reason to think it's going to get better. | |
| We got to bully people. | |
| We got to bully a lot of really dumb, stupid, fucking stupid people, man. | |
| Man, at least some of them. | |
| Holy fucking, they're deranged, dude. | |
| They're fucking deranged. | |
| They think there's now a bunch of them. | |
| Well, Morgan and I are both feds, obviously. | |
| And she's also several different people now. | |
| She's got a whole modeling career in the United States. | |
| Montana, is it? | |
| I can't remember. | |
| They're convinced it's her. | |
| To be that obsessed and that out of your fucking mind, you know? | |
| I mean, don't go looking for them, but if you come across them, just be like, shut the fuck up. | |
| You're so stupid and useless. | |
| How are you alive? | |
| Like, I couldn't even bear the shame of being you. | |
| It would drive me crazy. | |
| I would be like one of those people that sets themselves on fire. | |
| I just need to die so fast to end the shame of being you. | |
| It would be, oh my God. | |
| Just go out into the woods and get eaten by animals already. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Like, what? | |
| Oh. | |
| And there's so many of them. | |
| It's not good. | |
| It's not a good, you don't have a lot of hope. | |
| It's really hard to feel optimistic when you've got people like that just walking around. | |
| He says he retired. | |
| Joseph, good for you. | |
| I'm glad you're out. | |
| Glad you're safe. | |
| But we're not safe because we're going to need more censorship. | |
| We need more of it to stay safe all the time. | |
| Because that's what I was talking about earlier. | |
| I'm trying to remember what it was. | |
| But this is a great. | |
| Why not go into this for a minute? | |
| Oh, and before we do that, I just want to show you this. | |
| Everybody likes Ozzy. | |
| You know, Derek's dog, Ozzy. | |
| You all know about Ozzy. | |
| Don't be ridiculous. | |
| He had a great Christmas, too. | |
| And, you know, we're going to start playing dog videos sometimes. | |
| You know, it makes people happy. | |
| They like dog videos. | |
| They like to see dogs. | |
| They like to see happy dogs. | |
| Happy dags. | |
| Happy dag dogs. | |
| Happy. | |
| Everybody's happy. | |
| And Ozzy's really happy. | |
| He got a new present. | |
| And he's really enjoying it. | |
| He's got a nice you. | |
| You dirty dog. | |
| So Ozzy's very thankful for his new gift. | |
| He's inseparable. | |
| He's inseparable from it. | |
| Haley Lonigan, Happy New Year. | |
| All the best to you and Morgan. | |
| She says, thank you very much. | |
| So, you know, Ozzy's taken care of. | |
| Who's not taking care of is you. | |
| Because you are going to have some health problems. | |
| Because you don't trust the government. | |
| And you have to. | |
| That's what they're for. | |
| They're here to do everything for you. | |
| That's why you have a government, Canada. | |
| What are you fucking stupid? | |
| They're here to do all the decisions. | |
| You just do them. | |
| You don't make decisions. | |
| They do that. | |
| The hell is that noise? | |
| Is that a drone? | |
| I don't know what it is. | |
| I hope it's a drone that's coming to kill me. | |
| Distrust of the government is bad for you. | |
| Claims study funded by the government. | |
| Oh, what do you know? | |
| The Canadian Institute of Health Research, oh, so we know it's super health focused, is a federal agency responsible for funding health and medical research in Canada. | |
| It's comprised of 13 institutes. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| A new study claims it's unhealthy to distrust your government. | |
| But as it turns out, these studies themselves are funded by several federal and federally funded. | |
| Oh, so the government itself. | |
| As long as people they funded. | |
| Come on, guys. | |
| Hey, hey, everybody. | |
| Come here. | |
| Yeah, you. | |
| Science fucking nerds. | |
| The fuck over here. | |
| Government's talking. | |
| Sit down. | |
| Here's your fucking, here's your shill money. | |
| Here you go, you fucking sluts. | |
| Here you go. | |
| That's right. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Pick it up off the ground. | |
| I'm handing it to you, your dirty hands. | |
| You fucking sluts. | |
| Here, just take it. | |
| Media, here you go. | |
| Take that. | |
| Take it. | |
| Sit down. | |
| Get your drool over everything. | |
| Alright. | |
| So, I'm going to say to tell everybody that it's not good to not trust me, and you're going to do the same. | |
| Okay? | |
| All right. | |
| Back to work, fucking losers, pieces of shit. | |
| Government stuff to do. | |
| This study published by the American Journal of Medicine, but authored by a trio in Canada, outlines how hesitancy and other words that you can't say anymore, because now there's words you can't say, and another heartwarming indication that we're going in the right direction. | |
| There's just some other things that you can't say anymore on the internet or you'll get in trouble. | |
| Maybe legal trouble. | |
| You know, maybe cops come and kill you. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't know. | |
| But just keep that in mind. | |
| how hesitancy correlates with an increased risk of being in a traffic accident. | |
| Yes, you're likely to crash your car because you... | |
| Right. | |
| Help me now. | |
| Government-held data of 11 million adults, wonder what that is, with 16% of them not having received the vaccine. | |
| How do they know who has and hasn't had it? | |
| Oh, they just do. | |
| Hey, did you know that? | |
| Are you comfortable with that? | |
| Did you know that your government has your medical records and knows everything about you? | |
| Well, they do. | |
| They sure do. | |
| They sure do. | |
| The study claims that the unvaccinated are more likely to crash their cars than those with sleep apnea. | |
| Though not as likely as those who abuse alcohol. | |
| So you're not quite as bad as a drunk driver, but you are worse than someone with sleep apnea. | |
| So, there you go. | |
| You're probably, you're putting people at risk. | |
| They write that the excess risk by unvaccinated drivers exceeds the safety gains from modern automobile engineering advances and also imposes risks on other road users. | |
| Your irresponsibility, your distrust of the government is so extreme that it's wiping out gains from the automobile engineering advances. | |
| Entire fields of study in making safe automobiles and making people survive car crashes, head-on collisions, rollovers, car on fire, fucking whatever it is, battery blows up, all of that. | |
| It doesn't even matter anymore. | |
| All those problems we've made you less likely to die from now, it's all gone because fucking Alex there didn't get a vaccine. | |
| So now you're probably going to die in a car explosion. | |
| I don't see how you're not going to, to be honest. | |
| *laughter* | |
| They theorize that it's nothing to do with the actual vaccine itself, but rather that it's the character of the unvec. | |
| Oh, it's your very character, actually. | |
| It's not really anything specific that you did. | |
| It's just that you're a piece of shit. | |
| And that you exist. | |
| People are going to die. | |
| So, hey, remember what I said earlier? | |
| Sooner you're dead, the sooner normal, and everything's happy and good. | |
| As soon as you guys are dead. | |
| So feel free to get in that. | |
| You just get right in here. | |
| You just climb right in there. | |
| I pull this. | |
| I don't know if you can see it. | |
| I pull this lever here. | |
| No wooden or windows or anything anywhere on here. | |
| You might notice, and then you just pull this and it's done. | |
| So we're going to have these all over the country, and that way we're going to reduce the carbon footprint. | |
| We're going to solve so many medical issues because you're not going to be around to suffer them. | |
| The pension plan is hopefully, it's not looking good. | |
| We're kind of upside down of water. | |
| But if we don't have to pay a lot of you, especially you old people, because you're dead, then, you know, that's going to save a lot of money too. | |
| So there's a lot of reasons that we're going to need you to climb into one of these bad boys and, you know, stay safe. | |
| Just keep everybody safe. | |
| Because you're a piece of shit. | |
| And that's the real reason we got to get rid of you. | |
| It's not really that you didn't take the vaccine. | |
| It's just that we hate you. | |
| The character of the unvaccinated. | |
| Meaning that people who resist them may also neglect to, quote, neglect basic road safety guidelines. | |
| Me personally, as someone that didn't take the vaccine, I drive at least 200 kilometers an hour everywhere I go, even in town. | |
| I've done complex math formulas to figure out exactly how to slingshot my truck around certain parts of town and where I can, you know what I mean, like a professional race car driver, just for my own amusement. | |
| I don't even care if I kill anyone, least of all myself, because I didn't get vaccinated. | |
| I don't care about anything. | |
| I don't care about anything. | |
| I go around just murdering people every day. | |
| No one's caught me yet, but, you know, I'm driving 200. | |
| If I crash my car, I just get another one. | |
| I just steal another one from whoever's on the road. | |
| Truck I'm driving right now belonged to an old lady outside the pharmacy. | |
| I just beat the shit out of her and took it. | |
| Why? | |
| Because I'm unvaccinated and I'm evil. | |
| It's pretty straightforward. | |
| One possibility relates to a distrust of government or belief in freedom that contributes to both vaccination preferences and increased traffic risks. | |
| Dr. John Campbell, a doctor that has tracked COVID since the virus first broke out, said he assumed the study was a joke. | |
| As did we all. | |
| We thought the whole world was a joke, Dr. John Campbell. | |
| And it is. | |
| You're just going to have to accept that that's how it works now. | |
| So he's just figuring it out. | |
| He's probably like, oh, man, 2023, I'm so glad this year is over. | |
| When I actually looked into it, it says this is actually based on something that's purported to be a scientific paper. | |
| He added that the paper says it's a correlation and not casual, and that the study puts forward a diagram that shows potential causes, and that the paper attempts to put forward potential causal mechanisms. | |
| It's a population study, he says. | |
| Quite how they got the data, I don't know. | |
| Maybe they just made it up, John. | |
| You and I can't get access to the data. | |
| It's not public domain data, but they gave reasons why it's good data, and they attest to the validity of this data. | |
| Very good. | |
| So the government says it is good to go because it is good to go. | |
| There's no way for anyone to independently fact-check this at all. | |
| Just shut the fuck up and do what they say, you piece of shit, and eat the salad and die. | |
| Just die already. | |
| Get in Colbert and die. | |
| What is, I mean, that's the election slope. | |
| I wasn't supposed to unveil this yet, but that's going to be all parties, actually, all of the main political parties in Canada, the next elections coming up here in the spring, it's going to be eat the salad and die because they don't care anymore. | |
| They're all just going to give speeches where it's like, listen, we're tired of pretending. | |
| You know, you know we're full of shit. | |
| We know we're full. | |
| Like, it's exhausting. | |
| I don't, what is this, pro wrestling? | |
| Like, fuck you. | |
| We're not even going to do this anymore. | |
| We're just going to give you fucking notifications on your phone when your taxes are going. | |
| When it's time for you to get fucked in the face, we'll call you. | |
| We'll let you know. | |
| Other than that, just shuttle this down. | |
| Shuttle this House of Commons down. | |
| Turn the TV. | |
| Nobody's watching this anyway. | |
| Why are we doing this? | |
| Nobody's paying attention anyway. | |
| It doesn't matter. | |
| What matters is you do what you're told and shut up. | |
| And you're going to do it too. | |
| You're a good little boy. | |
| I thought this was funny. | |
| The transparency of the leaking of the Twitterings shows that, well, I wouldn't say nobody reads CBC Keen. | |
| It's just almost nobody. | |
| 3.4 million followers to its main Twitter account, and yet averages less than 100,000 views on each of its tweets. | |
| That's within striking distance, fellas. | |
| I'm just throwing that out there. | |
| Assuming a tweet received 75,000 views, that's about 2% of CBC's followers who actually see the tweet. | |
| Yeah, it's not any different for television. | |
| It's all fake. | |
| It's not that people really care what's on there. | |
| You could change this to anything. | |
| Change CBC to anything you want. | |
| As long as it's understood by the general population that this is the authority mouthpiece, this is the government talking now, it'll always be there. | |
| It doesn't matter if no one's listening to it or not. | |
| Because they just take your money and prop it back up when it's going down. | |
| Once it starts to run out of money, because no one watches it and no one cares, they'll just steal yours and keep it going. | |
| You know? | |
| It's fine. | |
| And they're definitely not going to report on anything like this. | |
| Because they're all complicit in it. | |
| With the police, with the political establishment, they're all complicit. | |
| They all work together. | |
| They all tear all three tiers of these people. | |
| Were they tiers? | |
| What did we call them? | |
| I can't remember. | |
| Categories, one, two, three, whatever. | |
| The string pullers, the middle management, and the fucking janitor class, which is the media, that made it all possible. | |
| They were the most important. | |
| They had to go along with it. | |
| They had to get in on it. | |
| They had to not ask the questions, and they had to look the other way as their colleagues were silenced and shuffled away and, you know, banished into the nether world for questioning the current thing. | |
| Because they never get away with it otherwise. | |
| None of this ever would have worked if people Had been given the correct information because there would have been quite lively debate, as there should have been, in the public sphere, about what exactly the fuck is going on. | |
| Because a lot of experts, a lot of very accomplished people, were saying those things, and they were summarily digitally executed one at a time, so that they couldn't tell anybody, which created the false consensus that the science is settled. | |
| The experts agree. | |
| No, they don't. | |
| Just the ones the government has paid. | |
| And that's not my opinion. | |
| It never was. | |
| It was always the truth. | |
| But now there's proof. | |
| Now there's proof, and they don't want to talk about it. | |
| That's just exactly what happened. | |
| The government meddled with tech companies, and tech companies colluded with the government, and social media, and social media companies colluded with the media, and it's all just this nice big roundtable of people taking turns, taking a bite out of your ass. | |
| And now that you've been alerted to this fact, strangely, none of them want to talk. | |
| Really, it's shocking they're not just falling over each other to start talking about how state power, corporate tech power, and media power are all colluding to maintain a narrative for their own mutual benefit at your expense, even as it claims lives. | |
| It's cool. | |
| That's a cool thing that happened that they did. | |
| Musk claims that nearly every conspiracy theory about the social media platform has turned out to be true. | |
| I mean, to be totally frank, almost every conspiracy theory that people had about Twitter turned out to be true. | |
| Is there a conspiracy theory about Twitter that didn't turn out to be true? | |
| So far, they've all turned out to be true. | |
| And if not, more true than people thought. | |
| That's very dark. | |
| I didn't like his laugh there. | |
| That's kind of unsettling. | |
| You know? | |
| Are you going to play it again or are you just going to leave me hanging here? | |
| You're going to give me the wheel, this loading wheel, really? | |
| After all of this, after everything we've done together, after everything I've done for you, this fucking computer, I could have had you shot. | |
| Fine. | |
| We don't get to listen to it again. | |
| Whatever. | |
| It was a creepy laugh. | |
| You all heard it. | |
| And if you didn't, you just got here. | |
| Well, your life's over anyway. | |
| It's terrible. | |
| There's no reason to live without hearing that. | |
| So you might as well just sign up for MAID. | |
| Reduce carbon. | |
| Reduce yourself. | |
| Stay safe. | |
| Welcome to Canada. | |
| Everything is great. | |
| Everything's going awesome. | |
| The Tesla CEO was asked if there is a part of the files that really shocked you, to which he replied, the FBI stuff is pretty intense. | |
| Yeah, when law enforcement is deciding what people are allowed to think and not think, what they're allowed to hear and not hear. | |
| Not like, you know, wartime propaganda from the Germans. | |
| I'm talking like other American citizens that are doctors and experts and so on. | |
| They're like, yeah, shut him up. | |
| Shut them up. | |
| Shut them all up. | |
| Yeah, that's pretty bad. | |
| Obviously, the same thing has happened in Canada as well. | |
| I like this little infographic is cool. | |
| This little cartoon. | |
| Time to follow me down the Twitter hall. | |
| Here's Elon. | |
| What's down there, Elon? | |
| It's far worse than Watergate. | |
| Red Pill Trees over here just like, not going to like this. | |
| On the first level, what do we got over here? | |
| Oh, we've got all of the Trump supporters were banned and censored Trump himself literally for no reason at all. | |
| No legal reason, no terms of service reason. | |
| They just didn't like him. | |
| So the state, which apparently the FBI and law enforcement seemingly have a fair amount of leverage control over, they've decided to shut up the president. | |
| So that's not a big deal. | |
| Then we've got the porno, kid eats sex porno, fucking psycho Ukraine money laundering nightmare laptop from hell over here. | |
| Well, yeah, that turns out that was all true, and that was completely suppressed, and they lied about it, and that's fun. | |
| And then there's all the child trafficking, and all the, that, that's great. | |
| All the sex child porn on Twitter, good stuff. | |
| Oh, and down here, we've got the FBI and the current president telling Twitter what to do and not do, and that's good. | |
| Shut him up. | |
| Let's target our political enemies now. | |
| Oh, and over here, to the very gates of hell itself, obey, obey the science man, where there's all these needles. | |
| Don't question any of this. | |
| Yeah, it's all true. | |
| It's all true. | |
| It's all true. | |
| Twitter files contain multiple documents, including internal conversations among employees at the media platform detailing the company's attempts to censor tweets from conservative commentators to suppress a New York Post article about the laptop. | |
| I remember that. | |
| They even banned the account for a few days, I believe. | |
| Twitter worked at the Pentagon. | |
| Oh, good. | |
| There's no such thing. | |
| This must think. | |
| You live in a free country. | |
| The government wouldn't do that, man. | |
| It just wouldn't. | |
| Because, like, that would be scary for me, and I don't like that. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Welcome to my world. | |
| I want to see. | |
| This is what sucks about being Canadian because, you know, there's tons of bad shit in there from us, too. | |
| But, like, everyone's like, it's. | |
| Canada is like this shitty spin-off show. | |
| It's a good dark comedy that not too many people are watching. | |
| But compared to the United States, it's like a spin-off. | |
| It's like Joey. | |
| You know? | |
| It's like a spin-off of a hit show that no one's really going to watch. | |
| Like maybe some diehard people, but nobody, you know. | |
| So they might get to it. | |
| They're like, hey, do you want to go to the Canada Files? | |
| And they're like, eh, I don't know. | |
| Hey, guys, Joey's on. | |
| Is there anything else? | |
| They're not going to be getting to it. | |
| I would love to, but I don't think they're super motivated. | |
| Excuse me. | |
| Dan W says, happy new year from the rock. | |
| F flag that donut opposition leader and small peepee don't like. | |
| My own freedom of speech is so fucking curtailed. | |
| Man, it should be illegal, but we live in an insane country full of insane people, and everyone's pretending like it's not. | |
| That's what's really fucked up. | |
| That's what's really fucked up. | |
| And that's where the sense of loneliness comes in for a lot of people. | |
| I think that's why a lot of this world audience community here feels so important to a lot of people, I think, because it's confirmation that they aren't insane, which is a powerful thing, which is important. | |
| Because really, there's just people that notice there's a problem and the people that don't. | |
| That's really what we're at. | |
| And it's trying to make the people that notice a problem gaslight them into feeling like they're fucking insane. | |
| It's very abusive and sinister and wrong. | |
| And they target people for it. | |
| Sergeant Rock says, what the government investigates itself and finds nothing wrong, what a shocker. | |
| I think it's time to mail in a redacted tax return for next year. | |
| See if the government finds the humor in that. | |
| You can't even do that. | |
| You can't even, your taxes are automatically. | |
| They get most of them, right? | |
| They come right off your paycheck. | |
| They don't even trust you to pay them on your own. | |
| Do you imagine? | |
| Because nobody would. | |
| Do you know why they do it? | |
| Because they know you wouldn't give it to them voluntarily. | |
| They take your money. | |
| It's just theft. | |
| The government just steals your shit. | |
| They've even convinced some people to make it feel like it's a patriotic, like, oh, you're a hero because, oh, I paid my taxes. | |
| You're a sucker. | |
| None of them pay their taxes. | |
| They've all got secret fucking tax havens. | |
| They're illegally investing in technology and pharmaceutical companies and so on. | |
| Oh, I've never done. | |
| Yeah, let's see your wife's fucking portfolio there, bud. | |
| Who's that? | |
| Your sister? | |
| Oh, she's invested in some interesting. | |
| You sure there's no back and forth here, huh? | |
| Okay. | |
| You guys visit the... | |
| Anyway. | |
| None of them are, you know. | |
| They're patting you on the head for being a good slave. | |
| Oh, good. | |
| You did a good job. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah, my taxes go to paying for hospitals. | |
| Yeah, our hospitals are awesome, aren't they? | |
| Our military? | |
| Oh, absolutely. | |
| Our police, state of the art, buddy. | |
| Best in the world. | |
| And you know where the rest of it goes? | |
| To Ukraine, apparently. | |
| Or somewhere out the fucking window that you're never going to see. | |
| And then whatever's, you know, and then they obviously vacuum up quite a bit of it for themselves and their personal use. | |
| Your taxes mostly go to a black hole. | |
| The bare minimum is spent on essentials just to keep the scam going. | |
| The rest is honestly just stealing. | |
| And then once it's been stolen, they want more. | |
| You can't steal less. | |
| They have to keep increasing. | |
| Eventually there's going to be nothing left to steal. | |
| And that's where communism comes in. | |
| Let's just work for the honor of working for imperial credits. | |
| For imperial digital credits, you can buy bread. | |
| You can buy medicine. | |
| You can buy a sex doll. | |
| You can buy whatever. | |
| You know, but if you're back, hey, did you have a thought that was like maybe the government's not cool? | |
| That's what's not cool, bro. | |
| And then we'll turn off your tax credits, and you can't buy anything anymore. | |
| Aren't you glad that you live in a Western democratic free society? | |
| No, not. | |
| I don't like where this is going. | |
| Pears back. | |
| He's back. | |
| He's alive. | |
| He survived Sweden. | |
| Living in hell now. | |
| Okay, no, he's not. | |
| Maybe he's not. | |
| Maybe he's dead. | |
| He says, living in hell now. | |
| The new year started with a shooting of three people during dinner. | |
| Nice. | |
| Bad times make strong men, but hell makes what? | |
| Guys riding buffaloes. | |
| Stay strong and white-pilled. | |
| We're doing mostly black pills today, but it's like the flag, right? | |
| It's black, white. | |
| You know, you're going to get a version of that. | |
| Buzzy, how you doing? | |
| He says, how much longer to torches and pitchforks? | |
| Never, I don't think. | |
| I don't think there's anything that these people can have done to them that they won't welcome because TV told them it's a good idea, so they will do it. | |
| Absolutely anything. | |
| You know, the police are recognizing the police in Scotland, so not a fake made-up place, are calling pedophiles minor attracted persons now. | |
| They've adopted this. | |
| This is what they're, you know, we'll just keep going. | |
| Just keep degenerating. | |
| Let's just keep getting worse. | |
| Scotia ladies says, cheers to everyone who sees the truth. | |
| Happy New Year to all the awesome people in this community. | |
| Short and long. | |
| Find comfort. | |
| The Canadian military will never use attack helos on the population because we don't fucking have any. | |
| There's not a lot to use. | |
| There's not even much of a military. | |
| CRJ says, my face. | |
| I'm not sure what that emoji is. | |
| Knowing nothing changes at midnight. | |
| Full salute. | |
| Mein Fiore. | |
| Off we go into 192023. | |
| Let's go double time. | |
| It is. | |
| I mean, it's global Weimar, isn't it? | |
| that's something else I wanted to rant about because yeah I gotta get another fucking It's got to be getting close. | |
| Not even. | |
| We've got half an hour until it's New Year's and this. | |
| I guess it already is a new for land. | |
| Congratulations. | |
| Is everything better? | |
| No, it's not. | |
| It's worse. | |
| Where's the fucking song? | |
| Oh, come on. | |
| It's going to be somewhere. | |
| It's funny to me that so many... | |
| It's funny. | |
| In every age, there's people that think it's the end of the world time, you know? | |
| In every age. | |
| And there's a lot of that now because that's just what happens when there's like stressful times. | |
| People end up getting more religious and more like, oh, you know. | |
| It's really funny to me that like, oh, it must be now. | |
| This is it. | |
| This is the end of the, it's the whole. | |
| So if this is the end of the world, what were the world wars? | |
| Imagine being alive in that time period. | |
| And then living to, and people are like, this is it. | |
| It's the end times. | |
| Like, I lived through when cities were just, they were, listen, there was a city here yesterday, and now there's not. | |
| 80 million fucking people killed, something like that. | |
| Nukes are going off. | |
| The skies are being blacked out with bombers that come and erase your entire... | |
| Just by process of elimination, mathematical probabilities, and so on. | |
| Just consider this. | |
| That you could have been born in, say, 1900. | |
| 1900. | |
| And you could have been born in Europe, let's say. | |
| Maybe you live in Belgium. | |
| Whatever. | |
| France does it somewhere. | |
| And not once, but twice in your life, the entire world is engulfed in an insane mass murder fest. | |
| And maybe even your entire family, everyone you've ever known, has been completely wiped out. | |
| Just all dead. | |
| Twice! | |
| That happened twice in your life! | |
| Maybe you're German. | |
| Everyone, oh Christ, you had to rebuild your life after World War I. It's fucking horrible. | |
| The depression, everyone's starving to death, killing themselves. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| And then World War II comes along. | |
| Oh, shit. | |
| Entire city's erased. | |
| Dresden's blood. | |
| Oh, God. | |
| Guess what? | |
| Your entire family, you had your own wife and kid. | |
| They're all dead now, too. | |
| It's all, it just happens. | |
| Oh, it's happening again. | |
| That wasn't the apocalypse, though. | |
| This is. | |
| This is. | |
| We get a fat fucking loser who wears sweater vests and talks with his hands, wants you to eat bugs. | |
| And everyone's like, I don't know what we're going to do. | |
| This is, what do we do? | |
| Oh, come on. | |
| I think we need it to be worse. | |
| I'm ashamed. | |
| I feel ashamed. | |
| We got to have at least nuclear war. | |
| They got to have World War I, World War II, the Depression, all in one, like, 25-year cycle. | |
| I watched an entire television series from my phone, and I didn't get out of bed for two days. | |
| I ate a Tobarone bar in bed. | |
| And I didn't even pay for the TV show I watched. | |
| I stole it. | |
| I stole it for free off the internet. | |
| I was supposed to pay for it. | |
| I didn't pay for it. | |
| Watched the whole thing. | |
| Didn't even need to put on clothes. | |
| And I'm not so strong. | |
| I should have no other love. | |
| What happened? | |
| Did you get drafted to Vimy Ridge? | |
| No, I... | |
| This... | |
| It is still pretty bad, though. | |
| This is pretty awful. | |
| This is probably the end of the world, though, actually, for realsies. | |
| So, yay, let's change the calendar. | |
| Vacation all I ever wanted. | |
| Vacation had to get away. | |
| Vacation had to get away. | |
| is it fucking new years yet Fucking collaborative virus. | |
| Hey, Rob Shaw. | |
| Let's not kill everybody. | |
| Come on, everybody, clap! | |
| Clip for economic collapse! | |
| Clip for nowhere to live! | |
| Impossible affordability crisis! | |
| Endless waves of migration! | |
| Corporate fucking psychopaths controlling your every move! | |
| Maybe World War III! | |
| I don't know. | |
| Let's get crazy. | |
| Let's just have it all. | |
| Government kill squads. | |
| Police come to your house because they're going to link your Facebook posts. | |
| They shoot your dog. | |
| Cause fuck you. | |
| That's just a warning. | |
| Next time, we're going to kill your wife because you tweeted something wrong. | |
| It's going great. | |
| i've never been happier Everything's going, Grid! | |
| What's our GDP? | |
| It's fucking negative, oh God. | |
| We can't afford that! | |
| We can't afford any of this! | |
| Stop! | |
| Stop! | |
| Fuck, it's way too late. | |
| We need those to live. | |
| We need those to live. | |
| You already spent our money. | |
| Now we don't have money or supplies. | |
| You want us to drive electric cars in Edmonton? | |
| You know, so it's not. | |
| It's not. | |
| Electric cars for everybody. | |
| Do you guys know that about Canada? | |
| It's not an option. | |
| We're going to make sure that you get an electric car. | |
| You're not allowed. | |
| It's going to be the law that everything has to be an electric car. | |
| They don't even charge or turn on in the fucking winter time. | |
| This is Canada. | |
| Hey, Toronto. | |
| Hi. | |
| Hey, there's a lot of other people out here. | |
| You're not California, and Tesla's... | |
| Do you know what I mean? | |
| You understand what I'm saying? | |
| Rocky Mountain, you know? | |
| It's places. | |
| What about farm equipment? | |
| So, like, farmers are going to do what? | |
| They're going to buy like these $300,000 super Tesla battery truck car fucking abominations to like... | |
| What? | |
| The car companies will simply leave because there's no way this is going to work. | |
| There's no fucking way in hell that you can just switch the entire fleet of cars and try everything to just electric. | |
| Everything's just going to be electric now. | |
| Every vehicle sold is electric. | |
| Number two, let's, you know, and this is to say, right? | |
| Because benevolence, saving, you know, health, helping, all good, love, left-wing ideas. | |
| Everything's amazing, and it's definitely not based on hypocrisy and laziness and character defects. | |
| This is the bottom of the supply chain of your iPhone, of your Tesla, of your Samsung. | |
| I mean, I'm just naming those companies. | |
| It's all of them, right? | |
| All of them. | |
| We're not just picking on them. | |
| And here's what you need to know, Joe, about this video. | |
| I was the first outsider to get into this mine. | |
| And that's why it's just a really short video that I was able to take. | |
| This is an industrial cobalt mine where there's not supposed to be one artisanal miner. | |
| Now, that's the term used for people who are just digging by hand as opposed to tractors and excavators. | |
| Look at all the slaves, you guys. | |
| There's not supposed to be one here. | |
| That's what the story is told at the top of the chain. | |
| This mine, and I can name it, it's called Shabara. | |
| There's not supposed to be one artisanal miner. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| Is it time? | |
| Is that? | |
| What? | |
| Hey. | |
| Happy New Year. | |
| Yo. | |
| It is right now. | |
| I was talking about slaves. | |
| I'm sorry, but according to Halifax, it's three hours away or four hours away. | |
| What's three hours away in Halifax? | |
| The new year, but. | |
| No, it's not. | |
| It's right now. | |
| Halifax is fucking stupid. | |
| And you know what? | |
| It's full of slave-owning slave phones. | |
| Love you. | |
| Said thank you. | |
| Thank you for your service. | |
| So, you know, electric cars built on a mountain of fucking dead slaves in the Congo, everybody. | |
| Big lives matter. | |
| Black Lives Matter so much, we're going to build a fucking fleet of electric cars on their dead fucking bodies. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah, I'm a liberal. | |
| I know shit. | |
| I know what I'm talking about. | |
| I'm going to get an electric car because you're just a big dumb fucking idiot loser in Alberta with a pig truck. | |
| Good luck, idiot. | |
| It's going to be electric green or nothing. | |
| Like, you sit on a mountain of death. | |
| Do you understand? | |
| No, bigot. | |
| I'm saving the world from your stupid ignorant ass. | |
| You tweeted that from a phone built by slaves. | |
| We're writing the wrong. | |
| We're fighting for, you know, slavery from hundreds of years ago. | |
| That's nice. | |
| What about slavery now, though? | |
| You know, like, what about now? | |
| All right, because we covered, I forgot I covered this. | |
| Because those are real enemies that exist that could hurt you. | |
| I forgot. | |
| I forgot. | |
| Oh, all right. | |
| Back to your statues. | |
| Go back to burning old books and tearing down statues of somebody that's been dead for 200 years. | |
| That'll show them. | |
| And make sure you tweet about it with your fucking phone made by slaves. | |
| Will you do it? | |
| There's so many bigger problems. | |
| And they're just like, yeah, but those are hard. | |
| And I like to just really do nothing. | |
| And, you know, virtue signal from my phone. | |
| Yes. | |
| Yes, we've noticed. | |
| We've noticed that. | |
| So there, Haley Lonnegan got her wish. | |
| Everybody's happy. | |
| No, don't say it is what it is. | |
| Listen, also, big ups to the moderators this year. | |
| You guys had to deal with some shit. | |
| With some real shit. | |
| And I like your style. | |
| You guys weren't too heavy-handed with the banning. | |
| I would like to see some more banning in the future. | |
| I want to get really liberal. | |
| I mean, just permanent nuclear ban, especially on YouTube, because there's a new YouTube channel every fucking six months tops, right? | |
| They don't last more than three to six months is the average. | |
| That's why there's a V. This is number five. | |
| There's already number six. | |
| There'll be number seven, eight, ten, twenty. | |
| It doesn't matter. | |
| I'm simply here to steal people. | |
| I'm just here to steal them and bring them over to where they should be on the website, ragingdissident.com, where there's links to all kinds of alternative better places. | |
| Like Rumble. | |
| A lot of people are going to Rumble. | |
| I like that. | |
| I like to see it. | |
| Odyssey's doing pretty good. | |
| Entropy, of course. | |
| EntropyStream.live slash raging dissident. | |
| Morgan's back in the chat after. | |
| Why did I say thank you? | |
| I just said you're welcome. | |
| She's going to beat me up later. | |
| She's going to get the spatula scepter and beat my ass. | |
| That was like talking about. | |
| Oh, the mods, right? | |
| So we may have to get more. | |
| We may just do some ban. | |
| Just banned for life. | |
| Just banning. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I think we're going to go full authoritarian. | |
| What about that? | |
| I think this is worth exploring at least, right? | |
| Because we did start off. | |
| We had a good start. | |
| You know, the Republic of Dagalon, right? | |
| That was the idea. | |
| But I'm really starting to lean towards just brutal militant authoritarian crackdown. | |
| And I think it just needs to be. | |
| I think that just has to how it has to be. | |
| I don't think this freedom thing is going to work out. | |
| Because like I said, there's just too many morons out there. | |
| And they just need to be brutally herded around like cattle at gunpoint and told what to do or else face the wall. | |
| I think that's probably the, I don't see any other way out. | |
| Yep. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Armed militant police on every corner. | |
| Retinal scans, the whole thing. | |
| It'd be a worse, the galactic empire. | |
| Feather not dot says Geronimo lost his family twice. | |
| Oh, God. | |
| It's like, that's like the. | |
| That's insane. | |
| It's an insane concept. | |
| He was 65 years old taking on the United States Army. | |
| We are not done. | |
| He says, be proud, have dignity, have respect for yourself. | |
| Respect is earned. | |
| Pay up, suckers. | |
| Thank you very much, sir. | |
| CRJ says, I've sent you like 37 invoices. | |
| My mod admin bill is now six figures. | |
| Well, six figures of like Canadian money. | |
| So that's. | |
| I think I've got 20 American dollars laying around. | |
| He says, those 12-hour shifts weren't cheap. | |
| Well, you are cheap. | |
| You get 20 American dollars that will be mailed to you at the time that they're no longer useful and that we've switched to digital currency. | |
| I have a generous cause. | |
| Anyway, ban everyone. | |
| Anyone, you're like, you know what? | |
| I don't like you stop. | |
| Banned. | |
| Bully them, ban them. | |
| Doesn't matter. | |
| Ruthlessness. | |
| We're going to be like the Klingon Empire. | |
| it's just ruthlessness is the only character trait that's worth having. | |
| Brutal aggression and ruthlessness. | |
| It's all that matters now. | |
| You either. | |
| You will either submit or you will die. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Alex Woods says, if you look at the chat, you'll see hundreds of dangerous Diaglon terrorists wishing each other a happy new year. | |
| That's code. | |
| That's code for unleash the attack. | |
| Junior dude from Ontario says, Happy New Year's, so he's really getting ready to attack. | |
| He says, fuck all authoritarians come back. | |
| The attack is on. | |
| Junior from Ontario has just launched the attack. | |
| What other buzzwords can I say? | |
| You know, if I say them all, attack, bomb, mass shooting, terrorist, January 6th, trucks, trucker convoy, gun, bullets. | |
| What else? | |
| I'm just trying to say all the things that'll get the algorithm to go, ARMABA! | |
| Those are all the scary words we told them to look out for! | |
| Ah, rope, that's, yeah, they don't like rope. | |
| Don't say that one. | |
| Honk, honk is bad, right? | |
| Keep going with all the, all the, uh, all the code words like happy new year. | |
| I fucking hate this country. | |
| Oh, man. | |
| I want to be on the main show. | |
| I don't want to be on the spin-off show. | |
| This just sucks. | |
| Sucks! | |
| Anderson Palace's digital wigs will be pulled, digital blood will be shed. | |
| We're all going on Call of Duty. | |
| I don't even know what my gamer fucking gay thing is on there, but it's on there. | |
| So I don't know. | |
| Find me. | |
| I'm not going to talk to you anyway. | |
| I just... | |
| CRJ says, LMAO equals learn more anti-Semitism online. | |
| Exactly. | |
| That's what it's always meant. | |
| I can't believe they're just figuring this out now. | |
| It's not like they're just retroactively applying things that don't make sense. | |
| I was probably 40, actually, when I think about it. | |
| I bet they pulled that one off. | |
| But either way, that's going to eventually be the official. | |
| That's what it means. | |
| Just like this is white supremacy and all of this. | |
| I just, you know, I long for the seriousness of nuclear war, if for no other reason than to just balance it out. | |
| I can't take this fake crisis, this fake, pathetic, not. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Everybody's so fake. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| It's so horrible. | |
| It's people honking. | |
| Bring nukes. | |
| Bring nuclear war and death. | |
| I'm like, there, you see? | |
| It went from so not a problem to so a problem that the scales, the cosmic scales had to be balanced. | |
| We need Thanos here to wipe out at least half of the fucking planet. | |
| He's not wrong. | |
| He's not wrong. | |
| Have you met people? | |
| Most people deserve to die. | |
| Pretty much everybody out there. | |
| Junior dude from Ontario is saying Cisis should stop by and get told to fuck off. | |
| They will. | |
| They're already on their way, but they don't have a lot of budgets either. | |
| They're looking for more money. | |
| Oh, I didn't say Jews. | |
| That's right. | |
| Someone said, you didn't say Jews. | |
| Yeah, say that a bunch. | |
| And they'll just all the alarms go off. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| And they just send all the. | |
| We've got to do some serious surgery on this stream to make sure there's no crime happening. | |
| Who kissed? | |
| Nobody kissed. | |
| How much longer is this? | |
| Not really that much longer. | |
| After this, I think Ferry's doing an after stream. | |
| He's going to do his New Year's celebration, if you want to call it that. | |
| For the next little while, there'll be links on the Telegram as well. | |
| Start over. | |
| Start over. | |
| I'll get a hold of my own voice sooner or later. | |
| The Telegram channel, t.me slash raging dissident II. | |
| That's where everything is. | |
| And if you're not there, you're not going to... | |
| I always do this. | |
| Gab is like, I always leave Gab in the car and drive away. | |
| Oh, Christ. | |
| Oh, shit. | |
| You know, I forgot. | |
| Forgot about Gab. | |
| But, you know. | |
| Telegram's the only one. | |
| I don't care. | |
| I don't use any of the rest of this shit, really. | |
| And I'm obviously a banned forever from everything, Twitter, Facebook. | |
| So that's where you're going to have to go to find stuff. | |
| Or you can just get all the links on the website if you're lazy. | |
| What else? | |
| There's so much crap. | |
| I load up so much crap and I'm like, I don't know if I'm going to have time to talk about it. | |
| But, you know, that always works out. | |
| Hesitancy increased this risk of crash. | |
| Based on data, no one can verify or find anywhere. | |
| And you know what? | |
| Here's something else. | |
| Here's something else. | |
| Did you know that unvaccinated blood is now in very high demand? | |
| Damn. | |
| Well, that sucks. | |
| That sucks. | |
| And I'd love to help you. | |
| I would love to help you guys, but I'm sorry. | |
| I'm not vaccinated. | |
| And even though it's in high demand, I just, I can't, in good conscience, give you this dirty, dirty, unvaccinated. | |
| I mean, ew. | |
| I mean, gross. | |
| I mean, do you want to kill grandma? | |
| Is that what you want to do? | |
| Do you want to kill your children? | |
| Do you want to destroy the economy? | |
| Do you want to let, like, Nazis and Hitler take over the world? | |
| I can't. | |
| I'm unvaccinated. | |
| You know how bad that is? | |
| Don't you remember all of the things you said about me for the past two years? | |
| You don't want my blood. | |
| What are you crazy? | |
| What you need is a booster shot. | |
| That's what you need. | |
| That'll sort whatever your problem is. | |
| Do you think you need my blood? | |
| You don't. | |
| You just need a booster shot. | |
| That's all this is. | |
| And everything will be just fine. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| They also told kids, again, take... | |
| It says a lot. | |
| It says a lot about who these people are in this one simple act of absolute madness that it didn't even occur to them because this would even be difficult to do. | |
| How about this? | |
| How about we don't politicize Christmas and Santa Claus in the name of brainwashing children? | |
| Let's just not, let's just leave it alone. | |
| Leave it alone. | |
| Because it's not going to make any difference anyway. | |
| They've been through a lot the last couple of years. | |
| I mean, families are destroyed. | |
| People have lost a lot. | |
| There's family members that aren't here anymore because they've killed themselves because of, you know, government policy and all of that stuff. | |
| So, you know, especially now, this could be a difficult time of year for a lot of people. | |
| So let's just let them have this one. | |
| You know, let's just not. | |
| But you know what? | |
| On the other hand, I am heavily invested in Pfizer, and I do like money. | |
| So you know what? | |
| Fuck it. | |
| I'm going to take Santa Claus and use yet another opportunity to dig my greedy fucking hands into the deepest parts of your children's minds to try and just try and fish for another couple dollars in there. | |
| Because I'm the good guy. | |
| And this is a great opportunity. | |
| Santa's up to date with his vaccination. | |
| Let's target the children, too. | |
| Which also screams loudly to the absolute zero fucks the government gives to parental rights. | |
| See, what they did just there was say, yeah, get out of the fucking way. | |
| I'll talk directly to your children. | |
| Which this isn't even the first time they've done, by the way. | |
| Remember when he said, I'll just talk directly to the children now. | |
| The adults can leave the room. | |
| You remember that? | |
| They're more than comfortable just going, you're just going to get the fuck out of the way. | |
| I'm just going to talk directly to the children now and let them know. | |
| You know, like they're not even your children to raise. | |
| They're not your children to care for and protect. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| They're the government's children. | |
| And they need you to just, we're just going to get you out of the way here and go directly to the children and tell them about, you know, how Santa Claus is vaccinated and blah, blah, blah. | |
| So that way, we can get it in their minds that they're bad kids maybe, or they're doing something wrong if they're not. | |
| And stress them out. | |
| Basically use fear to manipulate the minds of children to then beg their probably, because if the children aren't vaccinated by now, their parents probably aren't either. | |
| Or they don't want to get it done to them. | |
| So now they've just gone around you directly into the minds of your children and turned them against you. | |
| Isn't that, because that's how much respect they have for you and your family and your rights to, you know, have your family and raise them as you have a God-given right to do. | |
| Another giant, just, again, heroic, strong, amazing, multicultural, and diverse and awesome and very super tranny and gay and all the current things. | |
| And George Floyd's on there riding a Ukrainian flag missile with it, you know, it's all, yay. | |
| Good job. | |
| Government's awesome. | |
| They love you. | |
| That's why they do it. | |
| Oh, this is Zelensky shit. | |
| I don't know if I want to bother. | |
| Do I have time? | |
| I already. | |
| Oh, thank God I got that over with already. | |
| That's important. | |
| That's not as important. | |
| And this kind of shit, too. | |
| The House Sergeant-at-Arms claims the J6 response would have been vastly different if rioters were black. | |
| Yeah, none of them would have went to jail. | |
| They all would have been let go. | |
| That's what would have happened. | |
| The fucking tone death. | |
| It would have been vastly different had they been black. | |
| Oh, you mean like when all those cities were burned and dozens of people were killed in the George Floyd riots that you just fucking pretended didn't happen? | |
| Because fuck all those dead people. | |
| They don't mean shit. | |
| Yeah, is that what you meant? | |
| How it would have been vastly different? | |
| How they just would have just let, it just wouldn't have even been reported on, maybe? | |
| Is that what you're trying to say? | |
| Shut the fuck up. | |
| Oh, it would have been vastly different. | |
| No, we just imprisoned people for, in many cases, just literally walking around. | |
| Some guys are sitting in jail in the United States for years for just standing there, just being around. | |
| Some of them are just like, I was just... | |
| Fuck you. | |
| That's the world you're in now. | |
| You did a bad thing. | |
| You stood around. | |
| You stood around. | |
| Oh, and they're admitting it. | |
| This guy. | |
| Oh, he's not. | |
| I'm not a fed. | |
| Yeah, you just. | |
| It's so ridiculous. | |
| The Ray Epps transcripts. | |
| Basically, yeah, he admits to orchestrating the whole thing, getting everybody riled up, telling them what to do. | |
| We've got to attack the Capitol building. | |
| He's on tape. | |
| No charges, nothing. | |
| Instead, we are going to lock up people that were just around. | |
| Doors are getting opened by themselves. | |
| You know, we've all seen this shit. | |
| It's not a huge... | |
| You know? | |
| You know? | |
| Guy tries to open the doors. | |
| Oh, shit, they're locked. | |
| Looks up and points to the door so the security people can be like, hey, that's supposed to be open. | |
| You know? | |
| These two guys are like... | |
| Like, no one's seen this footage either. | |
| That's the crazy. | |
| Because of the fucking censorship. | |
| That's not shit. | |
| Those people were terrorists. | |
| The fucking government attacked itself like it always does. | |
| And it's just imprisoning useful idiots, people that were just around. | |
| Oh, yeah, we can do it. | |
| Scapegoats, the whole thing. | |
| And then we get what we want. | |
| We've basically made it illegal to be political opposition now. | |
| And you're crazy. | |
| You think the same shit's not Happening here, and you know what happens? | |
| These magnetically sealed doors, after they point to the security offices, they magically get open somehow, and these guys let them in and then pretend, oh, geez, oh no, oh crap, there's a bunch of people just seem to be flooding into the building now. | |
| It was me, I orchestrated the whole thing. | |
| Cool, that's great. | |
| Let people rot in jail forever. | |
| He's cooperated with the January 6th committee, and we thank him. | |
| Oh, I bet you do. | |
| I bet you thank him. | |
| I wonder why they'd be right. | |
| Because of stuff like this. | |
| They're murderers, and there's blood on all of their hands. | |
| All of the media that lied, all of the police that protected the liars, all of the people that spoke the lies on television, the people that paid them and their political fucking handlers. | |
| Every one of you, every one of you, your little piece of your cog, of your blood-soaked fucking machine, has blood all over it. | |
| I don't care where you are in it, where you're standing. | |
| I'm just the door guy. | |
| You're all covered in the blood of innocent fucking people. | |
| And you did it willingly because you thought, me, me, me, I, I, and me, and what about me and my pension and just doing my job and all of that kinds of shit. | |
| And you helped. | |
| You helped attack the people that were asking questions, the people that were skeptical. | |
| You viciously attacked them. | |
| You helped put them down, shut them up, put them in jail, did whatever you had to do because the giant talking head in the sky told you to do it. | |
| And now people are fucking dead. | |
| They're dead because of you. | |
| They're dead because of you. | |
| But don't be mean to them. | |
| Don't use rude language. | |
| We're above that. | |
| Fucking flags. | |
| You think flags are a big deal? | |
| Motherfucker, that is the most restrained and polite way to say you should die in a fire I've ever fucking seen. | |
| No one like the Canadians could create such a fucking display of fuck you with as few, literally no teeth in it whatsoever. | |
| And even that be interpreted as, oh my God, they're so violent and scary. | |
| Methinks you have a guilty conscience. | |
| Could it be because you're responsible for the deaths of innocent people? | |
| Because you knew that you were lying the entire fucking time. | |
| You knew somewhere deep down in your tiny little monkey brain while you were doing your journalism that maybe these people might have a point. | |
| Maybe we should ask some questions. | |
| Nah, let's bury it deep down, and I will look away as my colleagues are fired and dismissed and summarily sent off into the netherworld because they're agreeing with the... | |
| They're all just crazy and insane. | |
| What, we need their blood? | |
| No, we're going to ignore that. | |
| They're all crazy. | |
| People have always died suddenly. | |
| This was always the way it was. | |
| Athletes always just drop dead all the time. | |
| People always kill themselves in record. | |
| Things have always been this horrible and shitty, right? | |
| So the people pointing out that it's getting worse because the people pulling the strings and setting these horribly destructive policies, they're the problem for pointing it out. | |
| Not me. | |
| I'm an awesome, I'm an obeying machine. | |
| I'm saving lives. | |
| If it saves just one life. | |
| Dr. Scott Atlas says when discussing censorship, there are often vague, any form, and no matter what it is, before I get into this for another 10 minutes, and then I'm out of here. | |
| Nobody ever in history who has been scrambling to hide, bury, obfuscate, and censor information has ever, ever, ever, ever been a good person, benevolent, or not a candidate for a fucking tribunal. | |
| That has never been the case. | |
| Not once. | |
| And we're all just sitting here watching it happen. | |
| Like, oh, well, this time it's different because why? | |
| Why exactly? | |
| We all know they're censoring and hiding things and burying things for good reasons because they love you. | |
| They love you. | |
| They want to send your fucking children and everything you're worth to die in a quagmire in Eastern Europe because they're fighting over a washing machine. | |
| Yeah, they super, they definitely care. | |
| Everyone's more unhealthy than ever in history. | |
| Is there a government program on eradicating obesity and heart disease kills way more people than COVID ever fucking did? | |
| No, there's not because they don't fucking care because there's no money in that and they don't give a shit. | |
| They're not trying to eradicate smoke. | |
| They don't really care about any of this shit. | |
| They certainly don't care about censorship because they're the ones doing it. | |
| And the people that have always done it always have always been pieces of shit. | |
| There are often vague implications, he says, on the effects of that restriction. | |
| But by censoring medical science and health policy, you're killing people. | |
| Dr. Scott Atlas firmly stated in an interview aired on Newsmakers by NDB and Epic Times. | |
| Censorship of the correct science and medical information during this pandemic absolutely killed people. | |
| It prevented people from making intelligent decisions. | |
| It prevented people from making the appropriate use of caution. | |
| Atlas alleged of Twitter censoring doctors such as himself. | |
| Oh, obviously. | |
| The censorship was particularly harmful and shocking because the United States was founded on freedom, founded on no longer thriving or living on. | |
| And it wasn't just Twitter. | |
| The president met with Facebook and Microsoft and Google and everything. | |
| I guarantee that all of this cesspool, what you've found is a symptom. | |
| This festering wound of Twitter is not an outlier. | |
| It's like you've punched a hole in renovating a house and the whole, everything, this whole wall is full of termites and cockroaches. | |
| What are the odds it's in the rest of the house? | |
| Very high. | |
| Certain. | |
| It's certainly everywhere. | |
| So you've got a faction that's censoring information, doctors, experts, evidence, anything that you could be used, again, to make ethical to let you have an ethical decision. | |
| You have all the information to make the right decisions about your life. | |
| I mean, this could, this is about your health and your life and your future and so on. | |
| It's only right, you know, in a free and democratic society of good People, not evil pieces of shit, that you be given all that information so you can make that decision on your own. | |
| And, you know, that's not what happened, is it? | |
| But yes, protect them. | |
| Protect the people that lied about the censorship, that lied about suppressing doctors, that lied about suppressing information, that lied about the wars, that lied about the causes of the wars. | |
| And if they're not lying, they're just not talking at all about things like, oh, I don't know, Epstein's client list. | |
| Is anybody even trying to find that? | |
| Does anyone care? | |
| No, they don't. | |
| I saw this great tweet. | |
| Where is it? | |
| Sorbo. | |
| This should tell you all you need to know. | |
| That's who the media is. | |
| But don't be mad. | |
| Don't say mean things to them. | |
| Don't bully the media. | |
| Don't be mean to them. | |
| They're good people and they're just doing their jobs. | |
| And like, you know, hating Kanye and Elon Musk more than they ever hated Epstein or Harvey Weinstein. | |
| Where was the outrage, the hate campaign, the how dare they cancel them, take all their money, destroy everything, ruin their lives, you know, for these pieces of shit? | |
| Curious, no? | |
| And they feel as though they bear no responsibility for any of that. | |
| But they do, because not everyone can. | |
| Not everyone can use their giant fucking, you know, their media presence, their blue check mark, whatever it is, to tell people about things that matter. | |
| Only certain people can, because that's how it's set up. | |
| And you chose, nah, I'm just going to go along to get along, read the script, pat myself on the back for a job well done, and go along with it, because really, at the end of the day, there can only be two possible explanations. | |
| You're either willingly doing this because you're evil, or you're just so stupid that you don't even realize what's happening around you. | |
| You're a useful idiot. | |
| You're simple Jack. | |
| Or you're fucking Voldemort. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Whatever thing you want to use. | |
| Max Hammer says, I've been listening to all the old streams of House Rest on Spotify. | |
| You maniac. | |
| I think DMX Reading Rainbow is an order as comic relief for all time six. | |
| I don't have that anymore. | |
| I don't know where that is. | |
| Oh, I got to get rid of this cough. | |
| I don't know if I have time to find it. | |
| Anyway, that's it. | |
| Happy New Year. | |
| Everything's awesome. | |
| It's not. | |
| It's terrible. | |
| Everyone, just get made. | |
| Goodbye. | |
| Too bad. | |
| I just turn it off. | |
| That's how I leave. | |
| I can't do it. | |
| Not in good conscience. | |
| I can't leave. | |
| I can't leave like that. | |
| I can't leave like this. | |
| It's crazy. | |
| There's too much. | |
| There's so much other sh, I don't even. | |
| I'm like out of time. | |
| I'm like out of time. | |
| Maybe I did get everything. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Maybe not. | |
| 2020. | |
| Who cares? | |
| It's just another year. | |
| It's just another digit. | |
| It's already the same. | |
| It's 2023 already where I'm at. | |
| Everything's already worse. | |
| If you're in other time zones, and I'm assuming that's what Ferry's going to be doing, it's what he said he was going to do. | |
| He's earlier. | |
| He's still in Western Canada. | |
| You can go there and you can learn about how, you know, they're probably, he's probably right. | |
| Blowing this country up into smaller. | |
| That's probably all that that's. | |
| I mean, maybe Western Canada can save itself or at least kick the can down the road 10 or 20 years. | |
| But I doubt it. | |
| t.me slash raising just an II on Telegram. | |
| You need to get the fucking app or you're not going to know what's happening about anything ever. | |
| Okay. | |
| Because just because the calendar changes, that doesn't mean anything else is going to. | |
| The Russians say military victory is inevitable in New Year's speech. | |
| I don't think so. | |
| I think escalation is probably inevitable. | |
| We might be looking at World War III this year. | |
| That could be the real big next shoe to drop, the Black Swan event. | |
| Thank God we've got Big Joe in charge. | |
| He'll know what to do. | |
| Ozzy's got a new pillow, though. | |
| We've got that under control. | |
| So we're building on a win. | |
| And I don't know. | |
| It's hard to go. | |
| I'm so tired, and a lot of people have echoed this. | |
| It's so, we know, we know they suck. | |
| The obvious people that suck. | |
| But it's the ones that are worse are these pernicious kind of liars that act like they're one of you, but they're not. | |
| And they're really just using it for their own advantages. | |
| Nobody calls them out. | |
| Or they act like they're not guilty. | |
| A lot of people that need to be taken down to Peg has got to be the Conservative Party because they're in the way. | |
| They failed miserably. | |
| And now they think that they're entitled to people's votes and support. | |
| It's pathetic. | |
| It's hilarious, actually. | |
| Oh, these flags offend me. | |
| Why don't you just retire and just walk the fuck away? | |
| You're so detached. | |
| You have no fucking clue what's going on. | |
| You're no different than the rest of them. | |
| Everybody knows it, and everybody's going to figure it out sooner or later. | |
| This circus can only go on so long. | |
| It gets old, right? | |
| No matter what it is. | |
| No matter how good of a time you would have been having at some point in the night, eventually it's going to be 4.30 in the morning, and everybody's just too drunk to see anything. | |
| And it's a massive falls apart. | |
| And then it's just over. | |
| And it's just over. | |
| We're rapidly approaching. | |
| I think we're past last call now. | |
| And they're still up there with the same tired old crap. | |
| Well, we're going to focus on these bullshit issues that everyone agrees upon. | |
| We're going to do the things that the other team is doing, but better than they're doing it. | |
| Right on, cool. | |
| So there's no real opposition anywhere. | |
| That's excellent. | |
| And they're so good at it. | |
| Somebody reminded me of this old quote that I wanted to bring because it's just so perfectly said. | |
| It's a Turkish proverb. | |
| It's a warning, really. | |
| It says, the forest was shrinking, the wood was wood. | |
| But the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever, and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood, he was one of them. | |
| It says a lot. | |
| It says a lot in there. | |
| It says a lot in there. | |
| That's basically what it is. | |
| Are they suffering? | |
| No. | |
| Are they going to suffer? | |
| No. | |
| They're all taking fucking vacations too, just like the other team. | |
| Don't get that twisted. | |
| Let me find the right... | |
| All right. | |
| All right. | |
| We're done. | |
| All right. | |
| Remember this? | |
| Just look at this one last time. | |
| This thing still has a job. | |
| And it shouldn't. | |
| Get to the rest of that later. | |
| I think that's going to be it. | |
| Oh, we got a couple more, and then I'm out of here. | |
| A couple more. | |
| Torque, how are you? | |
| The wine press gets tread in 2023. | |
| What? | |
| The wine press gets tread? | |
| Have no fear. | |
| Most yacht will be here this year. | |
| Oh, good. | |
| That's great. | |
| I saw somebody doing math for 2023. | |
| No, 2021, some math riddle ended up being 666. | |
| I'm like, ah, funny. | |
| Horse Breath says, Merry Christmas, New Year to you all. | |
| You are the real heroes. | |
| I don't think that's true. | |
| It's my second holidays alone because I didn't take the Big Mac. | |
| You see what I'm saying? | |
| Family won't talk to me. | |
| Got kicked out of my medical program. | |
| My fiancé dumped me. | |
| Jesus Christ. | |
| We're going to come back to that in a second before I leave. | |
| Sergeant Rock says, the media loves its payoffs from the government more than the government blackmailing us to pay our taxes so they can blow it on Ukraine or COVID or anti-hate. | |
| Happy New Year's all. | |
| DNDF slash Niggas aren't. | |
| And Sertost finally says, well, I couldn't tag in earlier until now. | |
| Was out ice fishing, ice fishing all day. | |
| Not one single bite. | |
| And brother bailed on our New Year's plans. | |
| So here's what it would have cost in my bar tab. | |
| Looking good as usual, man. | |
| Thank you, Mr. Toast. | |
| I appreciate it. | |
| Make sure I didn't miss anyone anywhere else. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| And, you know, YouTube, get off of there. | |
| Get off of there. | |
| You've got to go to the real places. | |
| But I did want to, you know, this is what I'm saying. | |
| And I saw Roe from War Campaign say this. | |
| Love that guy. | |
| Such a sick thing to do. | |
| They'll focus on a little problem. | |
| Like I said, they'll come to your house and do your dishes for you, cook your dinner. | |
| Does it help anything? | |
| Not really. | |
| But it's better than nothing. | |
| So they take the deal. | |
| We're just going to get the lips out. | |
| Well, this guy's saying things that sound good. | |
| Is it going to actually fix it? | |
| Is this actually going to remedy the problem? | |
| Is this just the same ice cream in a different flavor? | |
| Am I still, is the contents of what I'm digesting the same bullshit? | |
| Yeah, it is. | |
| And he got up there and said, you know, why are people so angry? | |
| Why are they, you know, they're angry because of the cost of milk in mother's basement. | |
| So blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| Yeah, sort of. | |
| That's not really high on the fucking list, though, bro. | |
| And you know why? | |
| Because that's something they can fight about with the other team. | |
| In their professional wrestling career in the House of Commons, they can, oh, the cost of milk, inflation, what they will never, ever address is what they're all guilty of, what horsebreath, sorry your name, just brought up, is that, you know why people are angry? | |
| It's because you destroyed their fucking lives. | |
| You destroyed their lives. | |
| You took away their futures. | |
| Imagine being a kid, you know, 22, 23 years old. | |
| Your last year of college, university, you're older than that. | |
| You're going to be a doctor, law school. | |
| You've worked seven years, eight years for this. | |
| Excited to get on with your life and go be. | |
| You know what? | |
| Actually, that's canceled now. | |
| Because, you know, you didn't join the Ghostbusters. | |
| You didn't do the current thing, so that's canceled for you. | |
| Of course, that's going to lead to, you know, a lot of people are going to lose their jobs, which is what you need to feed your families and sustain yourselves, which is going to put stress on that, probably your marriages and so on. | |
| There's going to be a lot of conflict there. | |
| A lot of people definitely got divorced, which is ruinous. | |
| And a lot of people never recover from that. | |
| Many people kill themselves after they get divorced, men especially. | |
| And then, of course, it's the effect on the children, the wider family and so on. | |
| And then being made to feel like a second-class citizen, not being able to travel, being threatened on national television by your heads of state, your leaders, there's going to be consequences. | |
| You better this, this, and that, and the other thing. | |
| Maybe you're pushed out of your social circle so your friends don't want anything to do with you. | |
| Because, again, the TV told them to hate you and not invite. | |
| You didn't get invited to Thanksgiving dinner because, well, you know, Rachel told you not to, told them not to. | |
| So you're not allowed to go there either. | |
| So you're not allowed to go there. | |
| Good luck finding a new job. | |
| That's going to be hard. | |
| Thank you. | |
| And if you don't like it, maybe there's something wrong with you. | |
| Maybe you're mentally ill. | |
| Maybe you just don't trust the government enough. | |
| Maybe you need MAID. | |
| Gee, I wonder why people are angry. | |
| Not only are they angry, it's an anger that is generational and will never go away. | |
| Ever. | |
| It will only get worse because clearly the powers of bee have no intent of slowing down any of this nonsense. | |
| It builds a lot of resentment when people remember their old lives, the things they used to have, the things they could have had, the careers they could have had, the families they could have. | |
| I know people that were going to get married and have a family. | |
| Nope, that's all over now because of your gaslighting and your bullshit. | |
| I'm sure that doesn't bring any kind of resentment whatsoever as this person sees this other person go off, oh, they have a new family now and a new fiancée, and that's great. | |
| Fuck me. | |
| Yeah, that doesn't become any kind of deep-seated, rooted problem whatsoever. | |
| Oh, did this person get my old job and my career? | |
| And I'm fucking, now I don't even know how I'm going to feed my kids. | |
| Good. | |
| Awesome. | |
| Great. | |
| Great. | |
| And then what happens? | |
| After years of this, a segment of the truck driving industry decides, you know what, we're going to go and protest peacefully. | |
| We're going to shut these streets. | |
| This is the least we can do. | |
| Blockade these streets and all of this. | |
| We're going to make people pay attention to this issue. | |
| And we're going to say enough is enough. | |
| And oh, finally, someone is standing up for me and for what's been done to me. | |
| What did the government do? | |
| What did you all fucking agree to do? | |
| Hey, let's beat them with horses. | |
| Let's beat the shit out of them. | |
| Let's freeze their bank account. | |
| And what are you going to do? | |
| You're going to pay a lip service to the House of Commons and then generally ignore it. | |
| And then you're going to go, you know what? | |
| I really didn't like the flanks. | |
| I could have did without that. | |
| And the rage, I don't know. | |
| It was just, I don't know why everybody was so angry. | |
| What are they angry about? | |
| Living in mothers' basements. | |
| You don't know the first fucking thing about what's really going on out there, do you? | |
| And I have a faint, just a tiny, tiny bitty suspicion that you're not really that fucking interested or motivated to find out or fix any of the real actual problems. | |
| Just to guess, because you don't even talk about them. | |
| It's like these people don't exist. | |
| There are no injured people. | |
| There is no mass amounts of suicides. | |
| There are no people that are all fucked up with permanent health issues. | |
| There's nobody that lost their children or their families or their grandparents, sisters, but people didn't get barred from funerals. | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| None of that even ever fucking happened. | |
| Why are people so angry out there? | |
| It must be because of the cost of milk. | |
| No, Jack, that's just the cherry on top of the rage cake that you yourself helped cook for years and now want to pretend like you're its friend. | |
| The End Absolutely suck it. | |
| Absolutely, totally suck it and fuck you. | |
| Nope. | |
| Nope, bitch, you look so damn free. | |
| Nope. | |
| Hey, how's that Ukraine warrant? | |
| Good. | |
| You ever look into that port at Peak? | |
| No, no. | |
| Hey, do you see all those cops celebrating beating the shit? | |
| Oh, no, that's cool too. | |
| You're cool with that? | |
| What? | |
| Political prisoners. | |
| We have political prisoners. | |
| That's fine too. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| How much do all the top doctors? | |
| You all got huge fucking raises. | |
| Nice. | |
| Nice. | |
| All my friends are killing themselves, but you guys are doing better than ever. | |
| Vote for you. | |
| You get it. | |
| You fucking get it, man. | |
| I don't fucking care. | |
| If you fucking care, no one's gonna let you fail, so you better be the man. | |
| They keep playing their fucking games. | |
| I'm gonna keep shitting on it. | |
| I don't care. | |
| Fuck them! | |
| Even though the world is slowly tearing me apart. | |
| They can take a lot of shit, but they can't take your spirit. | |
| They can't take you in here. | |
| Or in here if you don't let them. | |
| And that's all we got left. | |
| So just out of spite. | |
| Just out of spite at this point. | |
| Everything looks so strange. | |
| Fuck you. | |
| Make me. | |
| I don't feel very agreeable. | |
| I'm mad about milk. | |
| I'm mad about the cost of milk. | |
| That milk just makes me real mad. | |
| Gird. | |
| Oh, geez, old man. | |
| That milk price. | |
| Thank you very much, guys. | |
| Happy New Year. | |
| I hope you have a good one. | |
| I hope you're with someone that cares about you. | |
| And if not, go find them. | |
| They're out there somewhere. | |
| I don't fucking care. | |
| Eat the salad and die, Bobby! | |
| I don't fucking care Cause I'm gonna live forever So you better be here I love you guys. | |
| That was a pretty stupid, crazy year. | |
| Here's to season three. | |
| Crazydissant.com, all the shit is all there. | |
| And I'll be back whenever the truck I feel like it, which is probably going to be, I don't know, whatever that is. | |
| I'm frequently angry and not in the mood. | |
| I'm an ordinary character. | |
| i get my hackles up and i'm like you know Humble YouTube Enchief, thank you very much. | |
| Odyssey as well. | |
| See you next time. | |
| Bye. | |
| We'll bend away, we'll bend away I have no real message. | |
| I'm just mad. | |
| I'm just mad about things. | |
| We should be at the least, right? | |
| I mean, at least we should be mad, at least. | |
| They won't even let us have that. | |
| Love you guys, cheers! | |
| Six ships Aratus! | |
| They'll see on the beach. | |
| I think we're already on the beach. | |
| Shit's getting weird. | |
| I guarantee. | |
| A year from now, we're going to be like, I want to go back. | |
| I want to go back to last year. | |
| I already want to go back to last year, so I'm going to get worse. | |
| Fuck it. | |
| Yeah! | |
| Share's got to see X time. | |
| I don't fucking care, cause I'm gonna do whatever while you sit around and stare. | |
| But I can stick around for a little while until you fall asleep. | |
| That's when I'll disappear. | |
| Off into the night, the night where I've alone. | |
| On my BMS bike, pretending nothing's wrong. | |
| I don't know, Phil. | |
| I don't like to engage in these mental masturbation exercises because you don't even know if it's going to happen, you know. | |
| Yeah, it would be cool. | |
| Nuremberg, too. | |
| Yeah, whatever. | |
| It feels like a waste of time, really, to think about it. | |
| Like, it's a lot to be done, you know. | |
| What do you mean? | |
| You have specific questions? | |
| How did they get what do you mean how did they get there? | |
| Well, I assume they were arrested and taken in by somebody. | |
| I don't think it would need to be dead or alive, but I don't know. | |
| Maybe. | |
| I don't know how crazy it's going to get. | |
| I don't know, Phil. | |
| Marshalls, like the A-Team, I don't know, the X-Men, someone would go out and get them and bring them to the courthouse. | |
| I don't know, I haven't really thought about it. | |
| That's all you think about. | |
| That's all you think about. | |
| Like, in what capacity? | |
| Like, it's a fantasy for you? | |
| It is, isn't it? | |
| Are you trying to preemptively morally justify roving death squads? | |
| I know it's a popular decision, Phil, but that doesn't mean it's a good one. | |
| And kids want to eat ice cream before bed every night. | |
| That doesn't mean it's... | |
| Oh! | |
| Just because you thought of it doesn't mean you don't get to be in charge of it. | |
| Fuck him, I'm not at the desk squads. | |
| Carol. | |
| Carol. | |
| I've noticed a lot of people being what's the problem with people on the helicopters? | |
| What's that? | |
| That's a subscriber. | |
| That's a freak. | |
| That's a paywall for that. | |
| The people with payports. | |
| Oh, you're right. | |
| Not everybody, but there would be people on the paper. | |
| So it's a money-making robotic deskboard. | |
| Yeah, I don't know. | |
| You do have a knack for business, Bill. |