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| You can't even look at damp shots Tell you the fashion sports on the car I came in looking for red Somebody's gonna get hurt I | |
| had every malfunction in the book everything I had to uninstall virus software and reinstall firewalls and unplug cables and switch power supplies around and I'm like maybe I need a new motherboard like it was it's getting I don't know Morgan's like you think they're fucking with you I'm like no it's just terrible craftsmanship I wish I wish that's what it was I wish it was somebody fucking with no it's just | |
| that would mean that generally everything is working pretty well things are doing what they're supposed to do whatever it says in the package is what's in the package whatever the product says it does it does reasonably that is what it does and what people say they are they are like experts you know things like this um but that's not the world we live in everything is fake and gay and broken and shitty and low quality and low standards and worse every year and week and minute that fucking goes by so no i don't think it's me being singled out and | |
| fucked with by any nefarious entity i just think generally all of our goods and services and are degrading so rapidly that things are literally just crumbling to dust in our own hands as we use them i'm waiting for my truck to just blow up one day for no reason i'll be like yep sure i hope i'm in it when it happens you know i don't give the government any idol they don't have the guts they don't have the guts to give me what i want not like that anyway that's um so | |
| that's that fucking took a while uh basically i'm an hour late my bad um but fuck you it's freaked and we live in a nightmare so i mean i'll do what i want this is for my this is for me this is all for me oh i i wasn't even gonna i wasn't gonna bother today um but you know it's it's important we carry the hate guys hate is powerful hate brings people together is | |
| what it does um let's see i don't want i need a specific kind of sound this will do yeah that's what we're that's what we're looking for listen guys you gotta hang on to that hatred | |
| it's important it can be the bedrock of not just your identity but your your family even see guys i had a young lady reach out to me earlier today and said hey where's all the violent yelling i was like well i don't know who's asking well her dad mr | |
| mr laroc is a big fan i guess and i said you know what it's a beautiful wholesome thing this family has come together based around bigotry and hatred you know they've got a more tighter relationship now together with isn't this great i didn't i didn't think the music would just stop like this it's just gonna roll over we're just gonna continue like okay well you've you fucked up my whole thing there there's | |
| a tempo you can't philip hired these guys i don't know they're just they're acting like i'm not even here like i don't even matter it's whatever fine i'm fucking paying you whatever anyway stay angry you know be hateful hate your enemies hate the things that aim to destroy the things that you love because that's that's the other side of the coin there's love and hatred one cannot exist without the other it's | |
| like the other side of your hand they're the inverted polarities of the same vibration one extreme to the other but the same it's just so if someone says oh i don't i don't hate bro i don't do you do you love anything do you love your children do you love your your partner yeah how would you feel if someone uh killed them would | |
| you that's an appropriate reaction that's what's supposed to happen it's not a negative it's it's not a disability you're not sick you're normal and you're supposed to hate the things that kill the things you love it's normal guys just | |
| united in intolerance here guys we gotta stay together guys this keeps families together this this stream keeps families together is what it's doing I can't do everything, but I can do quite a bit. | |
| I can do a lot, apparently. | |
| Oh, fuck this. | |
| This is my life, I guess. | |
| This is what I do now. | |
| I mean, fuck me. | |
| This is horrible. | |
| Walk in style. | |
| How are you, man? | |
| He says, sorry about your friend, bro. | |
| Good to see you. | |
| Side note: I'm starting GoFundMe to move to Ontario and marry Chelsea Hillier. | |
| Yay or nay? | |
| Follow Lippy on X or You're a Jew. | |
| Lippy is, oh boy, what is going on here? | |
| I'm not getting involved in this. | |
| I don't want anything to listen. | |
| I am not a theoretical physicist. | |
| I'm not a scientist. | |
| I mean, I know what you may be thinking. | |
| And it may surprise many of you to know that I actually am not a scientist of any kind. | |
| I have no accredited scientific credentials. | |
| I am of slightly above average intelligence, though, which puts me in the top 1% of all living creatures in Canada right now. | |
| So that's scary. | |
| It's frightening. | |
| We're all afraid. | |
| We're all afraid to be here right now. | |
| Anyway, I don't have the training. | |
| I don't have the ability. | |
| These are like, I don't know Lippy that well. | |
| I know Chelsea a little better. | |
| And I know enough to know that... | |
| I mean, you're just... | |
| When someone wants to figure out how to develop atomic fission, for example, I'll let them, but like far away from me, you know, so I don't also get caught up in the inadvertent thermonuclear detonation that, you know, or release of some kind of unforeseen pathogen, which is the end of humanity. | |
| It was just a certain, there's a certain, there's too many exotic, rare, and powerful elements at play. | |
| And you guys are like, let's put them together and see what's like, oh, fine. | |
| Well, okay, but I'm not, I'm not yaying or neighing. | |
| I'm just going to watch what happens like everybody else. | |
| So there, that's that super chat out of the way. | |
| See, we're getting things done. | |
| I feel better. | |
| No one will ever fucking feel better again. | |
| Cambie says, Mr. Big Red happy to hate this evening? | |
| Good, good. | |
| Hate be upon you. | |
| Hate be with you, madam. | |
| Hate be with you all, bigots. | |
| My husband and son are in Port Hawkesbury. | |
| Are they okay? | |
| She says, I said if they meet you before I do, they can stay there. | |
| Well, I'm going to be in court tomorrow all day and Friday all day in Dartmouth. | |
| So you can come to Dartmouth and you can watch me go. | |
| What? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Object? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Him. | |
| I pay him. | |
| Don't fucking. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That's what I'm going to be doing most of the time. | |
| Are they done? | |
| Are they done complaining? | |
| No, they're not. | |
| A few more months. | |
| Okay, that's fine. | |
| Just keep doing... | |
| Actually, technically, we... | |
| Do that then. | |
| I'll be back. | |
| Yes. | |
| Like this, it's just, it's been years of this now. | |
| I don't know how many times I went from never, I went from being, I wonder what it's like to be in a courtroom and be on trial and, you know, have all these, what would that be like? | |
| To having five different at the same time, just. | |
| So now it's, it's mundane and boring to me. | |
| It's, you know, I'm so fucking desensitized. | |
| And I can tell, is this thing, this thing's clipping loudly, isn't it? | |
| Hello. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Maybe it's not. | |
| I'm so fucking desensitized. | |
| And I just, you can't resensitize. | |
| That's the thing. | |
| You cannot resensitize yourself. | |
| I don't think so. | |
| Once your mind and soul has become hardened to certain things and certain, you know, it's hard to get bothered. | |
| Like your tolerance level for things that bother you starts to increase. | |
| And a lot of people just aren't there and they don't like to hear a lot of things. | |
| And it makes them very upset. | |
| I don't know where the hell I was going with that. | |
| Something about me being a dickhead. | |
| Poor Oxbury sucks. | |
| If I run into them, I'll say hi, but yeah, I'll be in court wasting time. | |
| Oh, that's what it was. | |
| Right. | |
| So I lose. | |
| You take for granted that not everybody, because I remember what it was like before I did any of this shit, and it would have been, you know, interesting and probably, you know, terrifying for people. | |
| And, you know, because you don't, you know, thought, geez, I must be fucking crazy. | |
| And it's really not. | |
| You know, I'm just over it. | |
| You know, it's what happens. | |
| You can't, and it's normalized now. | |
| So it's just another thing, you know. | |
| It's not that it's, I mean, if there was anything worth talking about that you would, I feel like people should know, I would say it. | |
| But it's like, no, it's months and months and months of very little to negligible progress arguing about semantics. | |
| And this page doesn't have the right color ink on it, basically. | |
| I mean, I'm using metaphors, but it's very, a lot of chicken shit stuff and time wasting and deliberate, you know, dragging things out. | |
| And when this system is as banked up as it is, you know, there's people on, you know, there's murderers waiting to go to trial and stuff. | |
| And there's, you know, people in prison all over the country. | |
| You're just like, it is really hard. | |
| It's really fucking hard to present outwardly that I have a lot of respect for anything that's going on anymore. | |
| You know, like I just. | |
| Somebody, some lieutenant commander, Navy, some fucking guy, some fucking gay homosexual sailor came out the other day and said, yeah, the Navy can't do anything. | |
| I don't have this screenshot, but I saw it. | |
| The Navy cannot fulfill its capacity, its obligations. | |
| The Navy cannot navy, sir. | |
| Most of the ships do not float. | |
| Oh, and the planes as well. | |
| They do not fly. | |
| The planes don't fly. | |
| And all of our armored vehicles we sent to Ukraine, they're in a smoldering heap somewhere outside the fucking Kiev River or whatever the fuck on the other side of the other side of the embankment. | |
| That's where our fucking equipment is. | |
| So when people are like, hey guys, why don't we have an army? | |
| Well, funny story, Canada, we used to have a little bit of stuff. | |
| Not a lot, but a little. | |
| It was like, you know, we're going to give it the old college try. | |
| You know, we had that. | |
| But we don't have that anymore because it's on the other side of the embankment on fire amidst all of the bodies and the wreckage and the carnage and so on. | |
| That place over there looks like fucking Vimy Ridge. | |
| Yeah, that's where all your shit is in pieces. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Come again. | |
| Thank you for playing Slava. | |
| You Slava so good. | |
| Like literally, it's on the other side of rivers and like they have the mass retreats. | |
| People are getting shot in the back. | |
| Just running for their lives. | |
| You're like, Jesus fucking Christ. | |
| It's just a black hole, man. | |
| It's so pointless. | |
| It's so pointless. | |
| And you're seeing the people that are making these decisions and the people that, you know, could do something about it and don't. | |
| They just don't care or they don't feel like they need to do anything about it. | |
| And there's so many of them in the media, in politics, in the fucking police, even in the military itself. | |
| And you're just like, nobody's going to fucking say a thing, are they? | |
| No one. | |
| No one fucking dares. | |
| Not one of you anywhere. | |
| Wow. | |
| Oh, fuck. | |
| That hurts so bad. | |
| That is so disappointing that we can unequivocally say basically everyone from the mayor of your town up is a fucking coward. | |
| At minimum, it probably goes further down than that. | |
| We're probably down to like teachers' assistants and fuck. | |
| Yes, man, everywhere. | |
| Everything is in decay. | |
| Everything is fucked up and nothing is working the way that it should. | |
| Everyone, no matter what walk of life you're coming from, like we're all noticing, hey, did you notice that the laundry detergent still costs the same, but there's four less, you know, cups of laundry detergent in it. | |
| And that's called shrinkflation on top of the inflation. | |
| And there's, of course, ho-flation. | |
| There's all kinds of flations. | |
| Nothing's working properly. | |
| Planes are falling out of the sky. | |
| Truck drivers are careening off of cliffs and running people over. | |
| If things are fucking blowing up, everybody's overdosing in the streets. | |
| Cops are quitting in the hundreds. | |
| The healthcare system is precariously pretending like it's not just duct taping people back together in random hallways in Winnipeg, for example. | |
| On top of this. | |
| And you could say, well, okay, everything is falling apart, but at least we're safe. | |
| Oh, no, you're not, actually. | |
| I think being a young white boy is probably one of the most dangerous things to be in this country. | |
| We'll be right back. | |
| The United States, too. | |
| It's getting ugly. | |
| What are we supposed to be happy about? | |
| Anyone with any ability to forward think in the future, just a little bit, it should be blindingly obvious that it's going to just get worse for the foreseeable future. | |
| And no one is really trying to change a fucking thing. | |
| And we're all just sitting on the bus like. | |
| The wheels on the bus go. | |
| Don't be racist. | |
| Get a vaccine and kill your dad. | |
| Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| I... | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's fucked, man. | |
| So yeah, I don't have a lot of respect for anything right now. | |
| Why? | |
| like because nothing is worthy of it? | |
| You guys are such pessimists. | |
| Have you not noticed everything's on fire? | |
| Even like the quality of the repairs and the maintenance and the update, everything that's being done, like nothing, nothing is improving. | |
| Nothing's becoming more efficient, more streamlined, easier. | |
| It's all the opposite is happening everywhere. | |
| And it's like, we're just going to keep just double the fuck down. | |
| Just keep careening as long as we can, as hard as possible. | |
| Nose down, as hard as possible. | |
| And if we just triple down on all the dumbest shit ever, complete backwards, insane nonsense, it'll just, it's going to turn around any minute. | |
| I'm going to read some of these messages. | |
| I don't know what the fuck I'm talking about. | |
| Explain it. | |
| I'm a crazy person. | |
| Normal people don't do these things. | |
| What else? | |
| I mean, what the fuck am I supposed to do? | |
| Google my name. | |
| What am I supposed to do? | |
| And that's on top of all of the, you know, the mandates and everything they already did. | |
| You're still not allowed to do a lot of shit if you're not vickety, vickety, vick, vick, vick, vick, dick, dark, dark, you're not allowed to say that word. | |
| Not allowed to say that word. | |
| So, you know, I'm not even allowed to have a bank in this country. | |
| It's too dangerous not allowed to have a passport. | |
| I can't even leave if I wanted to. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| This is real. | |
| Really showing me I was wrong, huh? | |
| Really doing a lot to prove me wrong. | |
| Diago Eames says, welcome back, man. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Jenstein says, don't worry. | |
| I've been keeping all these lunatics on best behavior for you. | |
| How have you been doing that? | |
| That's what I'm concerned about. | |
| Torquil says, Jeremy back in Kissinger Dead. | |
| Happy days. | |
| Is he dead? | |
| That fucking thing finally dead? | |
| You know he sold out Napoleon, right? | |
| Henry Kissinger. | |
| That's what happened in Waterloo. | |
| You don't know that? | |
| I was going to watch. | |
| I was pumped for that movie, and I had a bad feeling, and I'm like, I'm just going to wait. | |
| And there's a few people whose opinions I respect. | |
| And all I want to know is, like, watch it or don't. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| And then if they're like, oh, it's, yeah, watch it. | |
| Then we'll talk about it after. | |
| That way you don't run it. | |
| But they're like, no. | |
| Is it that bad? | |
| Oh, it's that. | |
| It's, yep. | |
| It's bad. | |
| All right. | |
| Fuck it. | |
| Never mind. | |
| I don't need that shit in my head. | |
| I don't need hours of fucking more bullshit. | |
| Yeah, I hope Kissinger's dead. | |
| but he might be 400 years old. | |
| No one knows how old he is. | |
| They say he helped steal the golden capstone off the Pyramid of Egypt. | |
| They're hiding it under the Knesset. | |
| Man on the Mountain says that suit jacket rocks. | |
| You like this one? | |
| I've had this one for a little while. | |
| I got a whole suit. | |
| The full deadly. | |
| I like to play dress up. | |
| Because it's like, hey, I'm going to get assassinated. | |
| If you're going to die, die well-dressed. | |
| I don't know. | |
| It makes the cool black and white photos in future encyclopedias look cooler anyway, right? | |
| Like, these are things you got to think about. | |
| Like, do I want to get gunned down in sandals and sweatpants? | |
| You know, holding the newspaper in a house coat like Tony Soprano. | |
| Maybe I do. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Synthetic says, great to see you back, brother. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Zebex de Mind says, Philip should have hired me. | |
| I could have put together the right sound for you. | |
| Rage Ballads and Holiday Hate Jazz is right up my alley. | |
| Yeah, this whole holiday thing is really grotesque. | |
| The older I get and the more I think about it, I think about it a little more each year. | |
| And each year I'm just like getting more and more repulsed. | |
| The whole thing is a fucking sham. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Take that. | |
| I'm going to fucking go off on Christmas. | |
| You want to fuck with me Christmas? | |
| I'll fucking eat you. | |
| Santa Claus. | |
| Oh, Santa. | |
| More like Santa, bitch. | |
| Santa Claus, Philip will tear your ass right out of your body. | |
| All right. | |
| All right. | |
| Find me 100 people at random. | |
| Well, it can't be at random because in Toronto, you're just going to get Indian men. | |
| Find me 100. | |
| If you can find 100 Canadian men, that will be a challenge for you to do. | |
| If you can find 100 of them, ask them what Christmas is about. | |
| Why is there Christmas? | |
| Where did it come from? | |
| What does it mean? | |
| Explain it like I'm an alien from another planet. | |
| And be amazed at how no one really knows or cares. | |
| And we're just literally just mindlessly worshiping trees in our houses that we covered in shiny things so we can expel any accumulated wealth that we've been able to accrue at all throughout the year. | |
| We're just going to and puke it right back into the machine, right back into the companies that fucking so we can worship the shiny tree and you're like, and there's an old man who's flying horses around the sky and he's fucking throwing presents at people. | |
| He's like, I'm a bicycle. | |
| And you're like, what the fuck is this? | |
| What are we teaching people? | |
| What? | |
| And I'm just saying, like, wasn't the original thing? | |
| It seems as though Christmas appears to have been hijacked in some way. | |
| There could be clues amongst who writes all of the Christmas songs. | |
| Perhaps we'll have to investigate another time. | |
| When it gets closer to Christmas. | |
| When it gets closer to Christmas, we'll go through every Christmas song, their origins, their writers, their composers, the studio, the executives, the people that paid for them. | |
| All of it. | |
| Rudolph 2! | |
| Yep. | |
| They don't like this. | |
| They don't like this. | |
| They don't like it. | |
| I don't care. | |
| I like it. | |
| Scarecrow says, that was a lovely little hate speech. | |
| You're welcome. | |
| Hate be upon you as well. | |
| Hatred be upon you. | |
| You know? | |
| Fa. | |
| And also be with you. | |
| Extreme, uncompromising hatred also be with you. | |
| May our enemies quiver and die under the fucking earthquakes of our boots or something equally fucked up. | |
| Anastasia says, what the actual fuck? | |
| Here I am listening to old episodes like an asshole when you're live. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, I was waiting for you to catch up and you didn't. | |
| Anyways, back from the woods for the winter now. | |
| Yay, internet. | |
| Had a nice dinner with Cirque parents. | |
| Fucking, you know, it's hard to, you can't save them all. | |
| You get a try, though, but it's dangerous. | |
| It's like removing the alien parasite. | |
| Removing the... | |
| You don't want stage four Cirque once they go stage four. | |
| That's when they're when they're visibly changing colors, like that's she's ready to blow. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| That's like radioactive. | |
| Like, you ever see those frogs in nature that are just crazy, fucking bright coloredly? | |
| Do you know why they're colored like that? | |
| So you will see them and go, what the fuck is that? | |
| And you'll learn, it's a super deadly poison frog or snake or bush or something. | |
| There's a ton of things in nature like that. | |
| They're always like, ah, one of me. | |
| Don't fucking come here. | |
| I'll kill you. | |
| So once they start changing colors, bright colors, a lot of metal and things start sticking out of their face and their neck and their, you know, they're wearing gender confused clothing. | |
| A lot of buttons and patches will appear on them. | |
| They become like this kind of walking virtue signaling meme, like a billboard that doesn't know that it's covered in advertisements, but it's covered in advertisements. | |
| It's shilling corporate agenda fucking left and right, visibly, outwardly, emotionally, spiritually, with what it purchases, with who it cancels, with who it attacks. | |
| This walking stage four Circulon goblin creature is the ultimate weapon. | |
| It is the ultimate weapon in the PSYOP war that we're in with these fucking people. | |
| That's extreme. | |
| That's how far they're willing to go. | |
| So we have to be willing to go equally as far in the other direction to bring balance to the universe. | |
| And the reason everything's so fucked up right now is because there's way too many of them and not enough of us. | |
| So we need more of us to deal with them. | |
| And then we have to put things right. | |
| So that's why, you know, hate be upon you. | |
| need to so many We got to do something. | |
| Somebody's going to clean up. | |
| somebody's got to clean up the mess Anastasia and her circ parents says I give up they are lost cons oh god are they stage 4 getting married in 6 weeks Congratulations. | |
| Welcome back. | |
| Welcome back to the sanitarium! | |
| I'm very mentally okay. | |
| Okay. | |
| Get your boogie on. | |
| Get your boogie on. | |
| Hey, something, somewhere each day, feeling ripped off and given up. | |
| Why this shit inside? | |
| How much was it in 20 years? | |
| Someone will ask who was Jeremy McKenzie. | |
| No, not for good reasons. | |
| He was my father, my mother, my brother, my friend. | |
| He was you and me. | |
| He was all of us. | |
| For Raging Vendetta. | |
| No, I don't want to be martyred. | |
| I want to be an old, rich dick that doesn't care. | |
| I already don't care. | |
| I just want to be able to not care so much that I can totally not care at all, and I don't need anything from anybody. | |
| I'm just laying there like, I don't care anymore at all. | |
| It's amazing. | |
| Isn't that what we all want? | |
| You know? | |
| Oh, yeah, they probably will. | |
| I'll probably get assassinated. | |
| I mean, it's all over pretty fast anyway. | |
| I mean, your life is over like that. | |
| It's pretty fast. | |
| I'm already middle-aged. | |
| I'm almost halfway to 80 years old. | |
| All right? | |
| That was quick. | |
| That was quick. | |
| Oh, shit. | |
| Halfway there already? | |
| Halfway there? | |
| We used to go on these long-ass drives to different bases and stuff. | |
| And it was fun on the way there because you're just chilling with the guys and we're just fucking around and like, we're drinking a lot of the time. | |
| Usually it's like a whole day on the bus kind of shit. | |
| So we're like, you know. | |
| And then it's like you start getting close and you're like, oh, fuck. | |
| We're going to be there in an hour. | |
| And you start to dread it. | |
| Back to fucking sh back to this. | |
| Back to this reality. | |
| Bleh. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It goes fast. | |
| So, whatever. | |
| Fuck it. | |
| Folder says, hey, oh, Vinny, good to see you. | |
| The world's fugues. | |
| Forget about it. | |
| I would forget it. | |
| I would like to, but it won't forget about me. | |
| And um. | |
| It's just never gonna stop. | |
| Here's an example. | |
| Or do I have it? | |
| Let me just see this. | |
| If I can't find it, I know where to find it. | |
| I don't remember where I seen it. | |
| This is terrible. | |
| I need a better system. | |
| No, you don't. | |
| Answer your own questions. | |
| Talk to yourself more. | |
| That's essentially what you're doing. | |
| And, you know, all these people are just looking through a window, you know, a glass pane into a fucking crazy man's in a monologue. | |
| And, you know, just like, Jesus Christ, he's fucking out of his mind. | |
| Um, no, no. | |
| For fuck's sake, I know if there it is. | |
| There it is. | |
| Check this out. | |
| This is just what it's like at school now. | |
| What did I do to you? | |
| It doesn't matter. | |
| You're living in a new world, kid. | |
| You're on the wrong team. | |
| See. | |
| It's a problem when you don't know what team you're on in the middle of a fight that's happening, and you're gonna like you're you're in it whether you want to be or not, and you're asking questions like, What's happening? | |
| You're being murdered. | |
| These attacks have become frequent and common. | |
| This is the new normal. | |
| This is the kind of race-based attacks and terrorism and craziness that I said would happen, that the media was encouraging, that they tried to say, oh, he's trying to call for a race war. | |
| Well, no, you're making one happen, though, constantly with this, all the fucking time. | |
| Where do you think these people are getting these fucking ideas? | |
| And whose fault is everything? | |
| All right, it's Whitey. | |
| Whatever it is, white people. | |
| What is it? | |
| And this is the environment, and it's only going to get worse. | |
| And our numbers are dwindling quickly. | |
| Dwindling isn't even the right word. | |
| Rapidly melting away is a better word. | |
| And everyone else's numbers are exploding while being vilified and openly attacked in the streets and public places of our own cities. | |
| But for some reason, in the future, it'll just be better because it just will for some reason. | |
| That's called the hiding under a pile of coats strategy. | |
| I don't like that one. | |
| That's leaving entirely everything up to chance and hoping that if you just don't participate, you'll be spared. | |
| You won't. | |
| No one is. | |
| That's the first thing you need to understand. | |
| And once that kind of comes into play, I mean, once these kids and people understand like this is how it is now, all right, you're a hated tribe. | |
| What do you think BIPOC means? | |
| You know what that trans flag means, that BIPOC flag, you know, all that means? | |
| You add up all the different characters and, you know, cast and, you know, resumes of all the Gotham City freaks and villains and everybody that everybody that's on that flag, there's one thing in common that they all have. | |
| This whole great big grand, let's call it the alliance, right? | |
| Because that's what they call each other. | |
| We're allies. | |
| I'm an ally. | |
| I'm an ally. | |
| They're the allies of the people and causes and things and places that, no matter what happens, cannot produce white people. | |
| No white babies. | |
| None of them. | |
| So I guess they would, and, you know, white women having a million abortions is also very celebrated. | |
| Like, oh my God, that is so fucking empowering. | |
| Good for you. | |
| Yes. | |
| Oh, yes. | |
| Sterilize yourself. | |
| Yeah, it's good for you. | |
| It's good for everybody. | |
| So if that's one team, if one team is everybody but us, that means the other team is, oh, it's just us, isn't it? | |
| Oh, fuck. | |
| That's not very good. | |
| That's not very good. | |
| I don't like the look of that. | |
| Yeah, wait till that's your son or you or your brother. | |
| And you know what they'll say? | |
| Well, you know, it's generational trauma. | |
| It's systemic racism. | |
| It's not his fault, really. | |
| And in a way, actually, if you allow me to explain a bunch of communist gobbledygook for 45 straight minutes in a condescending, you know, tone and lecture, you'll understand that it's actually your fault. | |
| That's actually what's happening. | |
| Uh-huh. | |
| And this works on people. | |
| Like this, it does. | |
| It does very well. | |
| It actually does, which is, wow. | |
| Wow. | |
| It's frightening. | |
| Jen's teen says breaking news. | |
| He says the prime minister is dead from vaccination. | |
| Come on now. | |
| He never took any of those. | |
| Wife to hell, Billy Deluxe, what's going on? | |
| He says, sorry to hear about your loss, mate. | |
| He rests well. | |
| Yeah, someone else mentioned that earlier. | |
| Yeah, where's the fucking... | |
| There we go. | |
| Or we don't. | |
| Once again, my computer has decided to do things that, I mean, questionably, this one is my fault. | |
| I don't know why I set it up this way, but I just wanted to open the photo to look at it, not turn it into a whole fucking Photoshop project, which apparently I've done. | |
| So we're going to be... | |
| So we're going to be waiting a minute. | |
| Serenity now. | |
| Serenity now. | |
| Is there not just a... | |
| My God. | |
| Anyway. | |
| These fucking computers, man. | |
| Yeah, that's Ozzie, and that's Peter there, unfortunately. | |
| He was a big, a big part of the community in a lot of ways. | |
| And not just ours. | |
| He was also very important and helpful with Veterans for Freedom as well. | |
| He did a lot for me and for Morgan and for a lot of people, actually. | |
| He was very, very supportive and generous and kind with his time. | |
| He had a crazy career. | |
| This guy, he was a prison agent guard guy for a long time. | |
| And he eventually ended up as he would adjudicate on some things. | |
| He was like one of these weird kind of justices of peace judges. | |
| And he did some of that. | |
| He had gotten in some situations where firearms had to be deployed and nearly lost his life on the job. | |
| And That's why he was kind of fucked up in a chair for a while. | |
| But he was a world-class marksman. | |
| Very skilled at that. | |
| And he was also very good with his mind. | |
| He was a very clear thinking, like a precision tool of a mind. | |
| He would just cut right to the center of what it was that was at hand, I guess. | |
| And he was very good at it. | |
| And he used his experience and his training and himself, he was a great big asset to a lot of the Veterans for Freedom guys. | |
| And he did trauma counseling for free just because he wanted to help them. | |
| And he was good at it, you know. | |
| And he just got sick a few weeks ago, maybe about two weeks ago. | |
| I thought he, the kind of a guy that he was, I figured he would have just, he knew for months. | |
| He just didn't want to say anything. | |
| He doesn't want people to treat him differently. | |
| You know, some people are like that. | |
| They find out. | |
| And I, you know, on the phone with him, I was like, how long did you know about this? | |
| And he was like, I just found out. | |
| You swear to God. | |
| And I was like, wow. | |
| So, you know, it's not every day you find out, hey, oh, am I sick? | |
| Yes, you'll be dead in like a week, two, maybe. | |
| The worst part about losing people like that is they're so hard to replace. | |
| They're not... | |
| It's considered one of the ethos and the core kind of tenets of the special forces community. | |
| And one is that you cannot mass produce special forces operators. | |
| You just can't. | |
| You can't just go, I need a million of them. | |
| Go make a million. | |
| You can't. | |
| It requires a certain kind of person. | |
| There's only so many people per hundred, per thousand, per hundred thousand that will fit the criteria. | |
| And then out of that many, only so many can do it. | |
| And out of that many, only so many want to do it and so on. | |
| So when you have somebody that's, you know, exceptional, it takes a lifetime. | |
| And it takes all of those experiences and all those things. | |
| And for that person to have navigated those things well, those challenges and overcome them and made them, you know, internalize them and made them stronger and used it to help other people. | |
| Like that takes, that's a long time. | |
| That's a lot of, you know, recycling pain and thinking and processing things. | |
| And, you know, so that sucks. | |
| It sucks to lose people like that, that have that kind of insight. | |
| And as I've, I've said before, I think the best way to go on from those things is because, well, is that they would want you to. | |
| They want you to do well. | |
| Thank you. | |
| And you feel like you kind of owe it to them. | |
| Because these are people, if they were loved ones of yours or friends of yours, it doesn't matter what the situation is. | |
| But if it's somebody that you cared about or they cared about you, they would want you to do well. | |
| They wouldn't want you to fucking be a piece of shit, fall apart, be a piece of shit, right? | |
| And one of the ways that you can honor these people that you lose, we lose along the way is that you just try to do the best you can. | |
| You think of them and sometimes when it comes up and what do you think they would say or what do you think they would think about what you're doing or what you want to do or what you want to, you know? | |
| And try to maintain a higher standard for yourself. | |
| And try. | |
| You can't make it. | |
| You don't make it. | |
| But try and maybe you'll get close. | |
| And using the memories of these people that we love when we lose, we can use it as motivation to carry the torch, as they say. | |
| Because we're only here for a little while, and then you're done. | |
| And you pass it off to the next guy. | |
| And on and on it goes for a long fucking time. | |
| 20,000 years, 25,000 years. | |
| There's human fossils going back 25,000 years. | |
| Do most people not know this? | |
| I don't think so. | |
| I used to be really into this stuff, and recently I've picked it back up again. | |
| And there's been some really crazy fucking developments in the last 10 years. | |
| Like, mind-blowing. | |
| Anyway. | |
| That's all. | |
| Just wanted to say, because there's lots of other people out there. | |
| It wasn't just me. | |
| And this is, again, Peter with Ozzy there. | |
| He met a lot of people in the community, and everybody loved him. | |
| He was a great guy. | |
| And, you know, we'll miss you, Pete. | |
| Um... | |
| Frank Max says, salute and look out for those dick spiders. | |
| What do you mean, dick spiders? | |
| Morgan, what's a dick spider? | |
| She just laughed. | |
| She didn't question it. | |
| Like, what are you talking about? | |
| So there is a dick spider? | |
| I don't want to know. | |
| I don't want to know about any of this. | |
| Frank, what are you doing? | |
| Why are you talking to Morgan about dick spider? | |
| Why is there a there's a whole hidden world going on around me that I don't know about isn't there Nigel says I'll be listening tomorrow at work just jumping in quick to pay the coat may the gods bless you with many victories sir and to you as well you're fucking every day every day he's on on something on Twitter on somewhere with a fucking plate weighted vest on running up and downstairs fucking he's fucking ginger goggins CNRJ | |
| says hello is this thing on I wish it wasn't I forget how to terror It's been like over a week. | |
| Yeah, I don't either. | |
| I don't remember. | |
| I think, is this, are we doing it right now? | |
| I think so. | |
| I think this is terrorism. | |
| This is what we were doing before. | |
| And then it was terrorism, but it's not, but it is, but it isn't. | |
| I don't know. | |
| They're very sensitive people. | |
| Everything's terrorism. | |
| So I guess raising your voice is terrorism. | |
| Pointing your feet and squaring your body off in a language that suggests like my intention is solely focused on you. | |
| This is a confrontational way to stand and face someone. | |
| That's terrorism. | |
| You know, looking over at another driver from your car, like you're not supposed to, everyone just look forward. | |
| Don't look at anyone. | |
| And you look over at, that's terrorism. | |
| Saying, excuse me, that's terrorism because, hey, I'm a strange. | |
| Don't you said something to me? | |
| I feel, oh my God, I'm scared for my life right now. | |
| I can barely be outside, guys. | |
| I can barely handle it. | |
| Here's a fucking creepy story. | |
| I was in the mall. | |
| I was in the mall today. | |
| Went to the food court in the mall. | |
| And I was just curious. | |
| I was like, I'm just going to get a hamburger, you know, just for a minute. | |
| And there was a pocket of people, all white people, all of them like 70. This is like the middle of the afternoon. | |
| Everyone else in the mall is not white, all kinds of ages and colors, you know, and it was just like, man, it must be fucking weird. | |
| Do you think they notice? | |
| Do you think they're just sitting around going, like, is that why they're grouped up? | |
| Like, for safety reasons? | |
| Because they're like 70s and 80s. | |
| Like, they were old. | |
| They had walkers and shit. | |
| And I'm just like, one guy had a Legion jacket on. | |
| He could have been a Korea veteran. | |
| Like, he was the right age. | |
| He might have been 90 or something. | |
| I don't know. | |
| And I was just watching him look around as he was going through the mall. | |
| And I'm like, what is going through his head? | |
| I wonder. | |
| Like, that guy remembers. | |
| That guy was walking around as like a 20-something-year-old guy in 1955. | |
| Like, wasn't that long ago to him, you know? | |
| I'm only 37. High school wasn't that long ago. | |
| That was 20 years ago. | |
| 20 years ago already. | |
| Blink. | |
| You'll miss it. | |
| Thank you. | |
| It must be bewildering. | |
| It must be a, like... | |
| I don't know. | |
| They've just... | |
| They stopped caring like 20 years ago. | |
| They're like, oh, man, these boobers. | |
| And they're like, we just stopped giving a shit because this is fucked. | |
| There was nothing anyone could do. | |
| They just tapped out. | |
| Oh, no, that's letting them off the hook. | |
| I will never do that. | |
| App Perception says, welcome back. | |
| Right after Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. | |
| Yeah, they didn't do very well. | |
| A lot of the sales targets were missed. | |
| I think all of them suggesting the consumer is running out of money, suggesting the end is near. | |
| I don't like how passive the other kids were and casually walking away. | |
| There were others who could have ended that in one second. | |
| Oh, and the video of the kids. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Don't even, they've created an environment where people are afraid to defend themselves in those situations. | |
| And that's deadly. | |
| If you have a moment's hesitation in a life and death situation, that can be, that's the difference. | |
| You die or you don't die because you hesitated. | |
| And one of the things they did to us that we had to fight that programming, and it was scary, but you had to fight through it, was the rules of engagement in Afghanistan. | |
| They got really fucking horny about this right before we got there. | |
| First fucking kill of the tour was the fucking CO mosed down a handicapped guy. | |
| Was walking around covered in wires, like, like screaming in the road. | |
| But they went really out of their way to be like, no, like, just you did, you got to do everything right all the time or it's jail. | |
| You do anything wrong? | |
| Jail. | |
| You shoot the wrong person, jail. | |
| You miss a guy and it hits some kid that you didn't see, doesn't matter, jail. | |
| Like, well, fucking, they made you, they made everyone afraid to use their weapons, legitimately. | |
| People were like, I said, now you have to make these judgment calls, where it's like, in milliseconds matter, guys. | |
| A friend of mine at the time, I haven't heard from him in years, probably, 10 years or more. | |
| I think he's probably still in. | |
| Scott was in one of these situations. | |
| Rounds a corner, and there's three guys with guns just standing there. | |
| Like they just wheeled right into each other at the same time. | |
| And you know what he did? | |
| He just fucking wasted them. | |
| Didn't even think about it. | |
| Just whoop. | |
| Pulled him down. | |
| And I'm like, I'm glad it was you instead of me because my brain might have went, are these A and P or are they, I'm dead. | |
| And that split second went, wait, who are these guys again? | |
| Too late. | |
| Doesn't matter. | |
| So now you have cops living with this kind of shit. | |
| Oh, I don't know. | |
| Should I shoot this guy? | |
| He's native. | |
| I'll get fucking Derek Chauvin. | |
| Yep, you might. | |
| You might. | |
| And you've got kids in school not wanting to fight back. | |
| You've got people, I know, it's racist. | |
| I'm not supposed to. | |
| It's all brainwashing, guys. | |
| You're under attack. | |
| You're being fucking killed inside your own cities and towns now. | |
| The so-called conspiracy fucking theory of this over the last, I don't know, 10 or 15 years since I've been around anyway. | |
| All the names and mud and garbage and nuclear fucking toxic sludge has been thrown our way just simply for pointing it out that this was going to happen. | |
| This is going to come here. | |
| It's inevitable. | |
| It's inevitable. | |
| Now that it's happening, children are being stabbed to death in the fucking streets. | |
| And the problem is the people that are talking about it. | |
| So we have to censor the internet harder. | |
| No, Conor McGregor is correct. | |
| We are at war, we are being attacked, we are being killed, raped, plundered, and destroyed from within our own homes. | |
| It's happening everywhere, it's all over the fucking place. | |
| It's not just Ireland. | |
| Everybody's starting to figure that out. | |
| I'm fucking here for it when they do. | |
| Probably one of the more important things that people understand right now, not like get the libs out, not like Orange Man or any of that. | |
| Like, children are being knifed in the streets. | |
| Do you understand? | |
| Bigger. | |
| We got problems, guys. | |
| We got problems, guys. | |
| Oh, that's always happened. | |
| Now, has it? | |
| Has it now? | |
| Out of season Black and bright still burns inside this shallow, bloody treason He's begun from a barrel of blood For the love of living dead Nigel says, I'm very sorry about your guys' loss. | |
| I said a prayer for him, and I'll keep him in mind. | |
| It sounded like he was a great man. | |
| He'd be proud of his legacy. | |
| He did good. | |
| I think he did a good job. | |
| Don't you pray. | |
| I think he did a good job. | |
| Frank Max is honor the man and his extraordinary legacy. | |
| Here's to Peter. | |
| Here, here. | |
| Here. | |
| Sean of the Dead. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| I'm born in the world. | |
| I'm born in the world. | |
| Frankie, 1920s is Ring John. | |
| Been a long time. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Lois Lansky. | |
| I love Christmas even more now that the left has declared it a white supremacist holiday. | |
| I will jingle all the bells. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| It's become this hilarious kind of it's like other guys. | |
| You remember this movie with Wahlberg and Will Farrell? | |
| Where he'll do things they don't even agree with just because the other guy hates it, like just to make fun of them? | |
| Where did you learn to do ballet? | |
| I did it to make fun of the queer kid that lived down the street. | |
| He's doing fucking spins and shit. | |
| If you're like, wait, you like Christmas now? | |
| No, I don't give a shit, but they hate them. | |
| People like it, so I'm fucking saying I love it. | |
| Just to fuck it. | |
| I fucking hate them somehow. | |
| Like, that's how it's gotten on both sides. | |
| So, like, all we're doing is the back and forth in the parking lot, you know, the yelling and the, no, you fuck you, fuck you. | |
| And the point where we're building up towards the confrontation. | |
| It's not ready yet, but we're getting there. | |
| We're cooking our way up to Civil War. | |
| We'll get there. | |
| There's no stopping it. | |
| There's no reason to think it won't happen. | |
| Every ingredient that's required currently has a man shoveling coal into that furnace. | |
| Some of them have a couple. | |
| Some of them have a couple of Chinese laborers. | |
| More coal! | |
| More coal! | |
| White man die faster! | |
| Chinese new century! | |
| China, no! | |
| Oh, they don't care. | |
| And if it's not them, it's, you know, one of the other ones. | |
| Shoveling coal! | |
| Make it go. | |
| Face them. | |
| Oh my god. | |
| It's like expanding daily. | |
| I'll go into stores and places where, you know, one day there wasn't any. | |
| Like today? | |
| Oh, look, there's nothing. | |
| And then the next day? | |
| Fucking. | |
| Five fucking employees, all names sing. | |
| What happened to the... | |
| Oh, he's gone. | |
| Or is he getting crazier out there? | |
| They're all gone. | |
| There's only kebab now. | |
| What happened to Archie in the sandwich store? | |
| Only kebab! | |
| Like, fuck, man. | |
| It's crazy. | |
| Like, multiple businesses in the last year. | |
| Like, completely, like, where did the original franchise owners and workers go? | |
| Are they dead? | |
| Like, what do you, like, people, um, like, what do you, what do we assume? | |
| They went off to bigger and better things? | |
| The girl making minimum wage at Peter Pit. | |
| Oh, you know what? | |
| She probably, she's probably a fucking scientist now. | |
| She's probably building circuit boards for undersea, you know, mining expeditions now. | |
| That's probably what she's doing. | |
| They got fucking laid off and replaced by temporary foreign workers and migrants because the government gives these businesses tax incentives to do so. | |
| They'll save more. | |
| They'll get grant money. | |
| There's all kinds of monetary incentives to displace your own native population and replace them, you know, with, you know, various whoever shows up. | |
| You know? | |
| So they do, and they bring all their friends, and the next thing you know, oh, 75% of the trucking industry is owned by... | |
| I would say so, especially because you've got hundreds of thousands of them in here saying they're going to Khalistan or they're going to have a Khalistan. | |
| They're fighting an international fucking global war with the Indian government to establish the fucking magic book bullshit of the fucking day. | |
| Oh no, I'm in these times, Warzone. | |
| Shut up! | |
| I fucking hate you! | |
| I've got the magic. | |
| Oh, I'm sure you've got a magic book. | |
| I'm sure you fucking do, bud. | |
| Does it have a, does it say anything in there about what happens when I lose my patience? | |
| Is that in there? | |
| Okay, write this down. | |
| as father's left foot came off the couch yes | |
| Once he saw that there could be no more tolerance, that line end of everything is fine is at hand. | |
| First, the newspaper is closed slowly and folded in half like thus. | |
| The reading spectacles are slowly withdrawn. | |
| Arms closed once, twice, gently placed upon the table. | |
| And then the left foot, followed by the right, would shake the whole kingdom in a mighty quake. | |
| And the stories of old had come true that father had risen from his afternoon nap. | |
| He is both hungry and has been working a back shift for three days. | |
| And there are screaming children in his house. | |
| very loud From this point, the story must end. | |
| For the wrath of Father is not for thine ears. | |
| None may hear it and maintain sanity. | |
| There is a point, though, when people just don't, you know, I've had enough. | |
| That's enough, you know. | |
| I've seen it happen. | |
| We've all been there. | |
| It's all happened to us. | |
| What happens when that happens, like, in a big way, you know, like a meta way? | |
| Like, what does that look like? | |
| Well, we're going to find out. | |
| I think. | |
| I think we're going to find out. | |
| Soon. | |
| Soon. | |
| Because they just can't stop. | |
| They just can't fucking stop. | |
| Everything they do makes it worse. | |
| So protest. | |
| Oh, if this caused a fire and that made the fire bigger and that made the fire way, way bigger. | |
| Let's do it again. | |
| And that way the fire will go out. | |
| Oh, see, see, now we're talking science, right? | |
| Now we're getting scientific. | |
| Now we're getting into the fucking big brain shit. | |
| Soaker City says, welcome back. | |
| You won some huge victories this year. | |
| One step at a time, don't feel like you have to take on the world by yourself. | |
| But I must. | |
| You can't not. | |
| You feel responsible to. | |
| It's like, I... | |
| It's... | |
| Like, I'm neglecting my, like, you have to. | |
| This shit is so, it's so fucked up and wrong that it is like, I don't know how we're talking about other things as much as we are. | |
| It's incredible the lengths that people will go to to shield themselves from how fucked up everything is because the alternative is they're going to have to do hard work. | |
| And the longer they hide from it, the more work is required and the harder it gets. | |
| And we're just in this death cycle of denial and increasingly mounting, you know, troubling obstacles. | |
| Locke says, Camp et live. | |
| Campfire fight and live. | |
| Is it French? | |
| I don't know what's going on. | |
| He's combining languages. | |
| Soker City says, the most undertold story this year is that Hollywood is dead. | |
| Oh, yes. | |
| Never in my life has there been zero movies that anybody is looking forward to. | |
| It's eerie. | |
| I know. | |
| It's over. | |
| They've lost. | |
| They're propping up a dead system. | |
| It's hollow. | |
| It's obvious to us because we're at the bottom. | |
| Imagine being like one of these executives. | |
| Like you're halfway up the chain. | |
| Say you're like one of the senior executives of like Disney or Paramount or, you know, very rich, very well connected. | |
| I mean, you're not. | |
| You're not Epstein. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| You're not. | |
| You're not. | |
| What was that fucking freak they just caught from camp? | |
| Nygaard, right? | |
| You're not one of these. | |
| But, you know, you're up there. | |
| For you to notice how bad the damage is, you'd have to go all the way down. | |
| You can't see it from up there. | |
| They can't see how bad the rod is from up there. | |
| It takes time. | |
| By the time it reaches them, like the smell. | |
| Oh, what is that? | |
| Oh, that's the bottom 15 floors of this building. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That's what happens. | |
| That's what happens. | |
| You keep stuffing trash in it. | |
| Eventually, the whole place stinks. | |
| So, yeah, it's horrible now. | |
| They got too woke too much. | |
| And, you know, they lost, but they don't feel the pinch up there, right? | |
| They aren't the ones that get laid off. | |
| They aren't the ones that lose money. | |
| They just get shuffled around. | |
| They give themselves more Bonuses. | |
| They promote each other. | |
| It's all a big fucking party. | |
| They don't give a fuck. | |
| They don't notice. | |
| They don't care. | |
| But they don't notice the real world impacts of what it is that they're doing. | |
| It's the same thing with the politicians who I don't even pay any attention to them anymore. | |
| I don't care. | |
| I don't need to. | |
| It's all fake. | |
| They're all just jostling for their position at the big trough. | |
| It's as clear as fucking day to me. | |
| And it's such a waste of everyone's time. | |
| You're like, they're subhuman. | |
| They're not even worth your just to recognize that they're there. | |
| These are the kinds of people you should pass in the street like you would a crack addict, you know? | |
| Like some guy who's, you just, you don't even see him because you're like, Jesus Christ. | |
| Train wreck. | |
| That's how everyone should be treating all of these politicians, these professional parasites that we have. | |
| There's no use of them. | |
| We don't need them. | |
| They don't do anything. | |
| All they do is suck up our money, make terrible decisions, and risk themselves and cause real problems for the rest of us where people get stabbed, for instance, in schools and killed. | |
| You know, so I just, I don't see the point. | |
| I don't really see the point respecting them. | |
| But again, by the time the rot reaches them, they get to play. | |
| What's it called? | |
| It's like when you hear what you want to hear, you only see what you want to see. | |
| You've got like selective mutism or whatever the fuck it is. | |
| They can just pretend. | |
| They can always go home to their gated compounds with their millions of dollars. | |
| And then that trucker convoy thing, they didn't like that because that was where they lived. | |
| That's why they freaked out. | |
| Because they were affected. | |
| They don't give a fuck about you. | |
| They don't give a fuck about anybody in this place. | |
| Nobody. | |
| Everything they pretend to care about is a fucking lie. | |
| Let's take one of their cherished, their most prized sacred cow. | |
| Oh, the golden. | |
| Oh, this is a beautiful cow. | |
| Let's cover it in sugar and lick its bum. | |
| Climate change. | |
| Oh. | |
| Oh, the climate is changing, you guys. | |
| We have to, it's the end of the world if we don't stop the climate change. | |
| We need the Paris Accords. | |
| We need to do all these things and all this stuff. | |
| Okay. | |
| Quick question, though. | |
| Mass migration. | |
| Oh, it's always about racism with you Nazi people. | |
| And every person that you bring in here from the third world where there is minimal chance for them to, you know, produce carbon waste. | |
| They're not going to drive cars. | |
| They're not going to buy products from Amazon and Walmart and have 15 different layers of packaging that they throw in the streets. | |
| They're not going to be using the infrastructure. | |
| They're not going to be on the bus. | |
| They're not going to be flying planes. | |
| They're not going to be doing any of those things because they're in fucking Liberia where they don't have any of that shit. | |
| Every single person you bring from a world like that into this one uses those things, which quadruples at a minimum their carbon output. | |
| So you're obsessed with mass migration, but also stopping climate change. | |
| This is the number one great, you are quadrupling at a minimum. | |
| Every year, every person that you bring in a million people a year, might as well be 4 million as far as pollution is concerned. | |
| They're in the West now. | |
| Right? | |
| It's not hard. | |
| How long did that take? | |
| 30 seconds? | |
| To just rip their fucking hearts right out. | |
| You're completely full of shit. | |
| This is you being completely full of shit. | |
| It wasn't even hard to rip your heart out. | |
| It was like punching into a fucking rotten pumpkin. | |
| There's nothing in there. | |
| Look at that. | |
| Black. | |
| That's what I thought it would be. | |
| Get this off. | |
| This off me. | |
| This off me. | |
| They're like, they're. | |
| They're clinically insane. | |
| Like, do we just have to get enough guys together and just be like, this is over now? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'm hoping maybe some maniac invents a time machine. | |
| Like, who knows? | |
| That's what we're going to need. | |
| We need the Wunderwaffen. | |
| We need a Hail Mary. | |
| We need some kind of bananas thing to happen. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Public sentiment is rapidly changing in a number of ways. | |
| Very quickly. | |
| It's getting unpredictable. | |
| Especially when the money starts to get tight. | |
| Then we're going to see some real fun stuff. | |
| Simone DeBiguer. | |
| Maybe. | |
| Says, what do you mean things fine, man? | |
| Sports ball's still on. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| We'll get the libs out next time, bro. | |
| Sports ball will always be on. | |
| That's the point. | |
| It's integral. | |
| It's integral. | |
| Sports ball is an infrastructure project. | |
| It's as important to keep on as the internet. | |
| If there's no sports ball, what are all the men doing with their free fucking time, guys? | |
| Maybe they're talking to each other about mutual problems and they start realizing things. | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| Yeah, let's not have that. | |
| We need the breads and circuses to continue no matter fucking what. | |
| Even this pandemic. | |
| You remember this? | |
| No, you can't run your family business. | |
| You can't go to your family's funeral. | |
| You can't go here. | |
| You can't go there. | |
| No, you can't. | |
| You can't, you can't, you can't. | |
| Oh, we are going to have professional sports, though. | |
| That's going to continue. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Yeah, we're going to risk death and fucking, you know, disease outbreaks. | |
| Allegedly, let's take you back in time. | |
| To 2020. | |
| Oh, geez, everyone will die. | |
| It'll be that you're trying to kill grandma. | |
| We'll just play in an empty rink. | |
| We'll just play. | |
| Like, why are you taking these insane risks? | |
| All right, it's bullshit. | |
| And the plebs get, you know, antsy, so we got to come up with some kind of interim solution to make sure the dickheads stay on the couch and they stay fat and they don't really wander too far away from their fucking television screens. | |
| They had no problem putting that together. | |
| They can't do anything about the homeless people. | |
| They can't do anything about the endless fucking, I mean, my God, man. | |
| But don't worry. | |
| When there's a fucking deadly virus, supposedly, but not actually ravaging the world, we can still manage to run professional sports, all of them, at the same time. | |
| Not even, none of them shut down. | |
| Did any of them shut down? | |
| There was baseball and empty stadiums. | |
| There was hockey, an empty stadium. | |
| Like, the NFL, didn't they play an empty, like... | |
| That it's worth risking. | |
| I mean, if this is real, let's pretend it's Ebola or something. | |
| You know what? | |
| We'll risk. | |
| We'll risk it. | |
| Let's risk the city of Philadelphia by having a football game. | |
| Or the real thing that needs to be maintained at all times is that the people stay distracted and just confused and totally fucking brainwashed. | |
| By shit, it doesn't matter. | |
| So, you know. | |
| KMKP says you're struggling with your purpose. | |
| My purpose is to destroy, sir. | |
| He says, your purpose is to expose the bullshit. | |
| Yeah, more or less. | |
| Says what others won't and have fun doing it. | |
| Do your job. | |
| I'm trying, but it's so, man. | |
| It's like playing the violin on the Titanic some days. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| I'm not saying things a lot of people aren't. | |
| Billy Goat Pigot. | |
| It says, how much booger sugar is it going to take to bribe King Philip to time travel own ship? | |
| I use the wrong hotkey. | |
| Phil, what did you do? | |
| Did you teleport me? | |
| He's got a new plan? | |
| I got to go back to the old plan. | |
| God damn, I lost it. | |
| We need to know what Philip... | |
| I had to scroll back too far. | |
| The hotkey for that camera is the end key, which is also bottom of the page for everything all the time. | |
| Like, I don't think about things when I do them a lot of the time. | |
| Does it also do other stuff? | |
| Who cares? | |
| Fuck it. | |
| Who cares if it does? | |
| Yeah, it brings everything to the bottom of your screen every time you press it. | |
| Good! | |
| Fine! | |
| Just obnoxious levels of good. | |
| I don't care. | |
| Fucking great. | |
| Everything's great all the time. | |
| I don't care what it is. | |
| Oh, but I still didn't find it. | |
| It's outrageous. | |
| I thought I just had it. | |
| This is just going to be a stream re- I read that one. | |
| Where the fuck did it go? | |
| This is what Rumble has trouble with. | |
| Cindy Lisa saw a commercial to encourage people to watch more sports. | |
| No way. | |
| Maybe more people are starting to finally get it. | |
| Wow. | |
| Really? | |
| I know sales have been going down for the last few years, but I don't know to what it's not as popular with younger generations. | |
| The primary core, the old school legacy sports ball world is going to die off with like, you know, the next generation. | |
| Even mine is diversified into a lot of other things. | |
| Like, cause there wasn't. | |
| When those guys grew up, there was sports. | |
| There wasn't a lot of other things for entertainment. | |
| Now there's, you know, fucking esports and there's people making money doing it. | |
| There's the shit that people are watching. | |
| There's a slap fighting championship. | |
| It's on fucking television and pay-per-view. | |
| Like, what are you talking about? | |
| Like, all the craziest shit in the world that you could imagine. | |
| Oh, it exists. | |
| And there's a league and there's all kinds of fucking. | |
| So, you know. | |
| Anyway, so the attention bar is like spread out now over all kinds of different things. | |
| So they're losing money that way. | |
| You're losing people that way. | |
| But once that generation kind of dies off, I think that's going to be it. | |
| I think it's really going to do some damage. | |
| Because you know who else is not really. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| That's enough. | |
| I still didn't. | |
| I still missed that other super chat. | |
| Oh, there he is. | |
| How much is it going to take to bribe Phillip to time travels back to World War II and defeat the Red Terror to avoid all this mess? | |
| I think he's tried to, but it's being that whole block of time is being guarded by another wizard. | |
| It's some kind of dark power. | |
| It's equal to Phillips, and he's not sure how. | |
| He hasn't been able to unlock that yet. | |
| We're unsure of exactly the origin. | |
| We don't know exactly where it came from. | |
| But as soon as he does, as soon as he figures it out, I'll let you know. | |
| But as of yet, nope. | |
| You can't go any earlier than 47. It won't let you. | |
| Won't let you. | |
| 1947 and earlier. | |
| Nope, none shall pass. | |
| All the way back to like fucking 1870. | |
| 1870 to 1947. | |
| It's just blocked off. | |
| No one in, no one out. | |
| The time police are all over that. | |
| Dementia Theater says, nice thanks, man. | |
| But that's also, so yeah, Hollywood is dead. | |
| The media is dead. | |
| Political established. | |
| All of this is dying. | |
| That's why everything feels like it's falling apart. | |
| We're evolving into something else. | |
| We're changing into something else. | |
| And this is the chaotic part where it's not going to be clear what that is until we kind of start to get there. | |
| I know it's very clear what certain people would like us to evolve into. | |
| That's not going to happen, though. | |
| So expect problems, you know, like I said. | |
| Some science I can do, like, you know, extreme heat and nitroglycerin, for example. | |
| Not a good bad combination. | |
| Let's not do that one. | |
| Antperception says, were those guys ANP, ANA, or Taliban? | |
| Right, did story about Scott. | |
| No, they were Taliban, just to be clear. | |
| They were not farmers. | |
| They were actually, but he just didn't hesitate. | |
| His mind was just like, do them. | |
| And he did. | |
| Thank God, because if he didn't, like, it would have been the rest of the guy. | |
| Like, who shoots first is the one who wins a lot of times, guys. | |
| It's scary. | |
| Anyway, dope dealer. | |
| He says, The answer would have generally been yes, except for those special mountaineering ones, and maybe yet still yes. | |
| No, they were definitely telling, they were ID'd later. | |
| They had a whole advanced fingerprinting system, retina scanning. | |
| They had all these devices that the Americans fucking, they had a whole system. | |
| They were tracking like every, it was bizarre. | |
| It was very strange. | |
| It was creepy that they, I was like, you have a database of like the everybody? | |
| Yeah. | |
| DNA samples on some people. | |
| It was like, fuck, man. | |
| So they send these special forces guys out for like high-value targets. | |
| They'd have like these ways to like, yep, that's him or not him. | |
| And they would like scan these people and send them back to probably the CIA. | |
| It would run through a data. | |
| That was the point of doing these like snatch and grabs. | |
| They were just taking pictures of people. | |
| Just taking their fucking retina scans. | |
| Take pictures of them. | |
| Put them in the database. | |
| Case they come up again later. | |
| Maybe we can use that. | |
| Like, it's all sick. | |
| It's so fucked up. | |
| Jaded Mandarin, thank you very much. | |
| Appreciate that. | |
| Cindy Lee's comment. | |
| Yeah, I read that already. | |
| That's bizarre. | |
| They're encouraging people to watch more sports. | |
| Come on, watch it. | |
| Broker T says, it's great to have you back. | |
| Hate be with you as well. | |
| Hate be upon you. | |
| Or wait, hate be with you? | |
| Yes. | |
| It keeps you going, man. | |
| That's how I survived, like... | |
| There's definitely a couple of moments on that special forces selection. | |
| There was definitely times, you know, overseas. | |
| There's times in your life where, like, how did you get through it? | |
| And it wasn't from, like, praying and being nice. | |
| It wasn't from, like, I just, like, focus like really hard. | |
| And I just fucking believed in myself. | |
| And, you know. | |
| No, no. | |
| It was more like this cannot happen. | |
| The idea of failure here is infuriating me to a point that I would rather die than fail. | |
| Fine, good. | |
| If I'm going to go down, I'm going to make the biggest fucking mess you've ever seen out of fucking spite, out of pure hatred. | |
| I will run myself right into the dirt until I fucking black out and die until my eyes fucking explode. | |
| Fuck you. | |
| And next thing you know, it was over. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Works for some people. | |
| Listen to The Terminator. | |
| Anger is more useful than despair. | |
| That movie was terrible. | |
| Terminator 3 is fucking horrible. | |
| That's one of the only good lines in the whole movie. | |
| It's true. | |
| He's all being a big baby about it. | |
| He's like, I'd rather, basically, the Terminator is like, I'd literally rather you just be a homicidal freak right now because that I could use. | |
| This is worthless. | |
| This sniveling, this does nothing. | |
| We can't do anything with this. | |
| There's no energy here. | |
| It's like that other kind of energy, that adversarial, you know, grabbing hold of a challenge or an obstacle or an enemy or whatever it is. | |
| And like, I'm decided I'm going to defeat this. | |
| I'm going to fight this and defeat this. | |
| That generates like a, there's like an energy momentum there to get working and get motivated and get to work and, you know, do damage, you know, versus self-pitying. | |
| And that does, where does that take you? | |
| It doesn't take you anywhere. | |
| And like, there's, dude, there's crazy shit on the internet. | |
| I've seen everything. | |
| And just some things come up at certain times. | |
| But the CIA and the KGB both invested incredible amounts of money in psychic warfare. | |
| Now, who's to say what the range of that really turned out to be in real life versus, you know, but they spent a lot of money in it for a long time. | |
| And there's a lot of people that are like, no, there's not nothing here. | |
| Like, there's some things going on there. | |
| One of the things that was kind of seems to be, at least as far, insofar as theoretical, here, now we are talking about theoretical physics. | |
| All right, now I am a theoretical physicist. | |
| So ignore everything I said before. | |
| Chelsea, Lippy, do it if you want. | |
| It's going to end horribly, but you'll have a good time at first. | |
| So anyway, theoretical physics that actually your thoughts can generate reality. | |
| I know how this sounds. | |
| I know how this sounds. | |
| But like a certain kind, almost like exercising, and the more you do it and the more energy, like actual emotional energy that you have to put into these kind of thoughts and, you know, desires or obsession, whatever it is, can bring it closer to being true. | |
| Now, that works for both things. | |
| You could obsess over something terrible, and you may potentially will that into existence. | |
| I've seen some anecdotal evidence of this in my lifetime, where people would be weirdly obsessed with a certain thing happening, and then that exact thing would happen. | |
| And it's like, did they know on some level it was going to happen? | |
| Or did their fear and obsession with it bring it into reality? | |
| One of the reasons I think this, you know, there's more to this is I can't remember this experiment either. | |
| I'm not a very good. | |
| I didn't say I was a good scientist. | |
| I said I'm a scientist. | |
| I'm like, Dr. Vankman. | |
| You are a poor scientist, Dr. Vankman. | |
| Well, that was pretty rude. | |
| There's an experiment where they basically are monitoring particles. | |
| And when the particles are under observation and not, like by living humans, they react differently. | |
| They know, sentiently, somehow, when humans are observing them. | |
| And then I can't remember if they move or they change the frequency that they're on or something. | |
| Again, not a very good one. | |
| Not a good scientist. | |
| But what the fuck is that? | |
| How do they know? | |
| So that means your mind and your ability to be aware of things is directly connected to the fucking particle physics of the nature of reality that we're in. | |
| Interesting thing to know. | |
| Thank you for that tidbit of information. | |
| That's fucking wildly, I don't know what that even means. | |
| Holy fuck, man. | |
| So anyway, there's people that believe in this kind of stuff. | |
| So I don't know. | |
| I don't have a mystery right now. | |
| If I think of one. | |
| Yeah, some people think it's legit. | |
| I think there's something to it. | |
| I don't think just because you think something a couple of times, that works. | |
| But I think that some kind of psychic energy is a real thing. | |
| I think certain people can kind of just bend. | |
| It's hard to explain what I mean in words. | |
| It's more of a right-brain intuition kind of thing. | |
| And especially if, but, but more importantly, what happens if a lot of people do that? | |
| Like in unison together, like a lot of cultures have done in the past? | |
| Like mutually, like just really thinking on the same idea, the same thought. | |
| Like what is that? | |
| What if a whole country of people were doing that? | |
| Thinking the same thoughts, feeling the same feelings, generating a new reality. | |
| And it all came through one of these. | |
| Came from their fucking cell phones, their TVs. | |
| It's called Hollywood. | |
| It's called TV. | |
| It's called sports. | |
| It's called people's inputs for what they recognize to be real, what world they're in, how things work, what's acceptable, what's not, what's good, what's bad, what's healthy, what's unhealthy. | |
| All of these inputs that they're supposed to be gathering by living their life, they get through entertainment. | |
| They get through their phones. | |
| They get through watching sitcoms and reality TV shows and movies and other bullshit. | |
| And the way that people act, the way their attitudes, they're being programmed to live in that world. | |
| The world they're living in is being created on fucking television and they're just acting it out like robots. | |
| It's fucked. | |
| It's fucked. | |
| And they fucking hate me because I can see. | |
| I'm like, you're all fucked. | |
| I see you. | |
| You're all wearing adult diapers. | |
| And they're like, you would fucking go. | |
| Yes, you are. | |
| Yes, you are. | |
| Chunk of bilk is good for you. | |
| I have to work. | |
| The TV told you that yesterday. | |
| If it told you. | |
| Using this ability to capture everyone's attention at the same time, and you've got hundreds, tens of millions of minds tuned into these fucking stories and just, uh, we gotta do the, like, it. | |
| I know the CIA spent that much money on this shit. | |
| I know the Russians have. | |
| I'm damn sure the Chinese will have done the same. | |
| So there's something to it. | |
| And everybody's paying attention to the big giant head in the sky. | |
| And what does the big giant head in the sky say all the time? | |
| All the screens, all the stuff, all the things. | |
| It all says basically consume, obey, and if you're white, kill yourself. | |
| We'll be right back. | |
| I only have one question. | |
| Hell up. | |
| Who owns the screens? | |
| Who's... | |
| Who decides? | |
| What's on here? | |
| Watch out here, Phil. | |
| Watch out here, Phil. | |
| I couldn't wait for anything in Canada. | |
| You'll go to jail. | |
| I wonder if me and Conor McGregor can go to the same jail. | |
| You know the time is right today The fucking sidetracked. | |
| Went off into the weeds. | |
| I left the road. | |
| We are off the road now. | |
| We are off roading in the fucking trees. | |
| From Brooker T Super Chat. | |
| We got to get back to the road. | |
| Where the hell are we? | |
| Since Christmas for me has always been about the people, not the shit you buy. | |
| Exactly. | |
| I'm setting up a DAGX Christmas again so no one has to be alone. | |
| Dude, you're a fucking... | |
| A lot of people like you. | |
| And they should. | |
| I agree. | |
| Brooker T is doing good job out there. | |
| It's doing good work out there. | |
| I set up a DAG Christmas again so no one has to be alone. | |
| Last year, we paired three dozen people across the country with DAGs willing to host people in their homes for Christmas dinner. | |
| That's fucking super cool, actually. | |
| You're like Santa. | |
| You're like Diagalon. | |
| You're that guy. | |
| We've got a festive master. | |
| What are they called? | |
| Where does Fairy? | |
| What is that guy called? | |
| Who's in charge of like, you know, that kind of stuff? | |
| The party planner. | |
| No, like a. | |
| Lord of Festivus. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Dagolonians, he salutes Brooker T. Yeah. | |
| See? | |
| See what I'm saying? | |
| Jen Steen says, easy to control the old... | |
| He says, we missed you, man. | |
| Thanks. | |
| I missed you too. | |
| King Mahabulimu. | |
| King Mahabulimoly. | |
| Molly Bully Maholy Dolly. | |
| Shimsha Mashuli Molly Molly. | |
| Apples. | |
| Apples. | |
| He says, the self-destruction of Hollywood just means a few less chosen people I need to spend my money on. | |
| The West is ripe for a cultural revolution where we build our own cultural monoliths. | |
| Things are definitely going to change, and there's going to be a power struggle, and it's just going to suck. | |
| I'm just going to be resentful and angry and full of hate until it's over. | |
| Because that's how you fight. | |
| That's where my fuel tank for fighting comes from. | |
| Thank you. | |
| You have to commit to that if you're going to fight, if you have any chance of winning. | |
| That's what they don't teach you anymore. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Did you know that in the military, in the Second World War, the Americans were training their soldiers to fire at bullseye targets? | |
| Just, you know, circle, red circles painted in it, you know, like the old people would shoot arrows into back in the day. | |
| And they were finding that in combat, only a minority of their soldiers would actually fire at the enemy. | |
| Many times they would just shoot over their heads, intentionally did not hurt them. | |
| They would, you know, just shoot wildly around, like just to make it look like they were doing something when they weren't, but they didn't actually. | |
| And then they changed those targets. | |
| Then they started using human silhouettes that looked very much like German East Soviet bloc kind of, you know, a human figure with a gun. | |
| Anyway, and rates of fire went way up after that. | |
| So they trained them to, you know, have more prejudice in killing, you know, not less. | |
| And the Marines were famous for that. | |
| Like, there's a whole mentality to this where if you're going to fight for something that is this serious, you know, at least in war anyway, like it's your life. | |
| You can't, there's no room for fucking that. | |
| That doesn't get turned off until the battle is over, you know. | |
| Then you have a chance to collect the dead and wounded and do all of this kind of stuff. | |
| But when the metal's flying around, there's, dude, you can't just fucking get to a place where you're like, all right, I guess I'll just light these people on fire now. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| A lot of guys have found that that's what carried them through those situations because if you succumb to the fear and stuff like that, now you're waiting to be a victim. | |
| Then you might hesitate. | |
| You're not sure. | |
| You're unsure of yourself. | |
| You're scared. | |
| You're worried. | |
| You're confused. | |
| you're thinking too many things instead of being in the right mindset, which is, I'm fucking going home today. | |
| Bye. | |
| Bye. | |
| Thank you. | |
| And they'll say, that's extreme. | |
| No, that's what's necessary. | |
| You want me to compromise. | |
| You want people like me to compromise. | |
| You want me to seed more ground than has already been seeded because it was never enough. | |
| And they're like, yeah, we want it all back. | |
| We want it all back. | |
| Give it all back now. | |
| Give it all back. | |
| And that makes me extreme. | |
| No, you're stealing and you're destroying everything. | |
| I'm not going to compromise and find common ground with crazy people. | |
| Day Walker says, just here to pay respects and keep my spot on the Ceasis watch list. | |
| Catch you on the replay. | |
| Good. | |
| Good. | |
| You got to make sure that they're paying attention. | |
| Cunning Droger says Brooker is awesome. | |
| Yes, he is. | |
| See, everybody loves him. | |
| Everybody loves Brooker T. He's a popular guy. | |
| There's a big crew down that way. | |
| I don't know what... | |
| You are correct. | |
| Okay. | |
| I praise our like food masters. | |
| 80% of the world don't care. | |
| Half of the reminder aren't white. | |
| Or remainder, half the remainder aren't white. | |
| 25 of those white folk are over 80. Pity party ending. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And, yeah, people don't... | |
| We're like 8% of the planet. | |
| But they all have to live here. | |
| Which quadruples at a minimum. | |
| Minimum quadruple. | |
| Could 10x, 20x their carbon fucking footprint. | |
| Which is something they're so obsessed about. | |
| So we have to move them because climate change. | |
| Even though it's the worst thing possible for... | |
| You know, if you believe in this. | |
| If this is what you subscribe to. | |
| Mass migration is the single most... | |
| I mean... | |
| Oh, it's people, right? | |
| So doubling the amount of people should do what to the amount of pollution? | |
| Because the more people there are, the lower the standard of living has to be to meet your fucking targets, right? | |
| So the more people that you bring in, that's more pollution that needs to be mitigated. | |
| So that means a lower standard of living for everyone to meet these targets. | |
| Do you know this is what you're doing, or are you just too fucking stupid and brainwashed as a dogmatic ideologue, some kind of goblin in a cape flying around with a magic wand? | |
| No, make it green. | |
| Make it rainbows. | |
| Make it more gay. | |
| More Syrian refugees. | |
| Where did you think this was going to end? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Party is over. | |
| Yeah, it really is coming to an end here soon. | |
| Dementia Theater says belief is the only real power. | |
| I think there is a very, there's definitely a strong power there for sure. | |
| All right. | |
| All caught up? | |
| I think so. | |
| I think so. | |
| People talking over on Kick. | |
| There's a few people over there. | |
| Wild. | |
| Welcome back. | |
| Ass burger syndrome. | |
| You know, the usual high society types we have around here. | |
| Plutonist is over there. | |
| Free Canada. | |
| Ass burger syndrome. | |
| Oh, like Asp burgers. | |
| I get it. | |
| But, you know. | |
| But, but, you know, dad joke version, I guess. | |
| What else? | |
| What else is going on? | |
| What did we miss? | |
| Did I write anything down? | |
| I think I did, but I don't remember what it was. | |
| I don't remember what it was. | |
| How many fucking. | |
| I'm considering infiltrating the world of the video game nerds. | |
| Just because a lot of them are a lot of guys that are into that and they're younger. | |
| I might do some streams like that sometimes just to radicalize them, just to make the radicalization more appealing to more younger guys that are sitting around playing video games too much and not absolutely furious that their futures are being stolen out from under them. | |
| We need to bring these levels up. | |
| We got to balance this out. | |
| I don't know. | |
| What do you guys think? | |
| Would you watch that? | |
| Would you be into that? | |
| Would anybody give a shit about that? | |
| Probably not. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody's ever cared. | |
| I don't know what the fuck I'd even... | |
| There's so many games that are not gay and woke and stupid and childish. | |
| You just get to a point, you know? | |
| I'm already like 80 years old. | |
| I'm like not impressed by much. | |
| I'm just like, yup. | |
| Oh, come on, Grandpa. | |
| Fucking just waiting to die anyway. | |
| Kiss. | |
| Nobody's ever kidded. | |
| You've been saying that since the pandemic. | |
| It was a fucking pandemic, Karen. | |
| Was it real? | |
| Why don't you get another booster? | |
| I want to be a man in his 80s telling people they should get another booster. | |
| And they'll be like, no one knows what you're talking about. | |
| I'll be like, I know. | |
| They're all dead. | |
| They've all gone. | |
| All right. | |
| Anything else? | |
| They miss anything else? | |
| Let's go see what the fucking news says. | |
| Should we do it? | |
| Get off my lawn. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| The upstream would be us watching. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'd play something. | |
| I don't know when. | |
| It would just be whenever. | |
| It would just be something to do on the side. | |
| Some of them are fun. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'll find some more World War II games I like. | |
| Some of those games have gotten fucking intense. | |
| Like the sound effects. | |
| It's bananas. | |
| This shit existed when I was a kid. | |
| My God. | |
| Like, they have no idea. | |
| They're basically mainlining crack. | |
| The games I was playing, like, Half-Life. | |
| You remember that? | |
| In, like, 2002? | |
| It's like block. | |
| It's like fucking Pong by compared to today's standards. | |
| Audio, visual, intuitive, like the whole pack. | |
| The whole, it's the Wright brothers playing to the fucking B20, whatever that psycho new fucking plane the Americas just unveiled. | |
| So, and I was like obsessed with that. | |
| I'm like fucking, you know, 13, like, oh, I can't get enough of this shit. | |
| Now there's just fucking 12-year-olds just, just mainlining heroin right to the veins. | |
| They have no idea. | |
| And they're like, oh, this game's okay. | |
| Like, you have any idea how much work is? | |
| This is a whole medium of entertainment that just a short time ago didn't exist at all. | |
| didn't exist at all. | |
| Now it's... | |
| So maybe, maybe I'll torment them. | |
| Maybe I'll just bully them. | |
| That'll be my, I'll do another persona. | |
| I'll just dress up like this and play video games and just like radical. | |
| Like that's what. | |
| That's what I'll do. | |
| Like those chat roulette guys are doing. | |
| I'll join some of these like squad-based games. | |
| We'll get in and I'll play for a little bit and then I'll just start fucking so. | |
| Anybody live in any dilapidated falling apart dystopian cities? | |
| Anybody getting stabbed by Mexicans? | |
| Anybody anywhere? | |
| Let's talk about... | |
| Who's this creepy old man? | |
| I'm fucking Gandalf the Black as far as you're concerned. | |
| All right? | |
| Sit down virtually and shut up literally. | |
| Before we go kill all these digital people, let me tell you why you'll never own a house. | |
| I'm just ripping through the gaming world, just infuriating people. | |
| Just this huge dick. | |
| Oh. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Did you know that the IQ level of your town has been dropping for 20 straight years? | |
| A dollar in 1975 used to be able to. | |
| You've been sold out, kid. | |
| All right. | |
| Might be something to do if I'm bored. | |
| Which happens a lot. | |
| Because I just... | |
| All right, let's look at this shit. | |
| What time is it? | |
| Not bad. | |
| I only did about an hour and a half of bambling. | |
| This generally seems to be the pacing, though. | |
| We got some brave boys over in Ireland. | |
| Some brave boys. | |
| He's fucking a badass. | |
| You can tell. | |
| You can tell this guy is. | |
| And they are going to be a part of this country. | |
| And they will contribute to this country peacefully like everybody else. | |
| We are not moving. | |
| We are not leaving. | |
| We are not afraid of you. | |
| You keep attacking the international community. | |
| There's one of those cool words, guys. | |
| International community. | |
| What do you think that means? | |
| When he just said international community, what was the first thing that popped in your head? | |
| What was that first instant lightning, you know, jackhammered image that went right in your mind? | |
| That's what he meant. | |
| The international community means everybody but you, everybody but Whitey. | |
| Know what's going to happen? | |
| Everybody is going to come down on you like a ton of bricks for attacking every country or every freaking nationality that comes to this country of Ireland. | |
| How dare They, how dare they not enjoy being literally invaded and have their women and children killed and raped in the streets? | |
| Masked up faggot. | |
| What kind of accent is this, anyway? | |
| Is this sounds like a black Muslim guy pretending to do an Irish accent? | |
| I'm pretty good with these and you know I mean I'm probably part Irish myself. | |
| I don't this is a hard one to place. | |
| This is a whole new dialect. | |
| Dialectic. | |
| This is a whole new way of speaking. | |
| Okay, Philip. | |
| Okay, Fair. | |
| Do you understand here? | |
| We're we're doing We're doing science. | |
| Why is my camera gone? | |
| Where did it go? | |
| Hello? | |
| Shit. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Where is camera to? | |
| How many times has he done this? | |
| I have to work on this. | |
| You see, I'm just trying- I'm trying to do something, and you know? | |
| Center to screen. | |
| Oh, for fuck's sake. | |
| Where is it? | |
| Never mind. | |
| I'll have to deal with this on my own time. | |
| It's not fair to you. | |
| It's not fair to Philip. | |
| It's not fair to that terrible Dr. Revel. | |
| I really wasn't even trying. | |
| It was just so lazy. | |
| And it's not fair to this piece of shit who, you know, hopefully meets a violent and terrible end. | |
| Everybody is going to come down and you're like a ton of bricks for attacking every country or every freaking nationality that comes to this country of Ireland. | |
| This beautiful island that you people decided to try and destroy because you're done. | |
| Don't like different people. | |
| No, they don't like people that aren't Irish in Ireland, where the Irish are from, where you are. | |
| You stup like just because, listen, it's not our fault that you have the IQ of a fucking, you know, old milkshake spilled in the ground that's being picked at by crows. | |
| That's not our fault. | |
| It's not our fault that you're too fucking stupid to understand these basic concepts and, you know, organized systems, configurations, logistical supply chain. | |
| Like, these are just, I know, they're above you. | |
| I know that. | |
| I know that's beyond your reach. | |
| So the concept of like a nation state and people, like, that's just, that's not even going to be in your wheelhouse at all. | |
| But, you know, this is the thing. | |
| He should know that he's that. | |
| He should know he's very, very stew. | |
| He doesn't know how to build or do anything. | |
| This guy, can he put the fucking, you know, batteries in a smoke detector? | |
| Probably not. | |
| I mean, we've seen a lot of, there seems to be a lot of mishaps and, you know, mishandling of smoke detectors we've noticed. | |
| A lot of, you know, inadequate training and preparation. | |
| I remember the first time I had to, you know, repair a smoke detector and replace a battery. | |
| I opened it, went, oh, one of these, got one of those and put a new one in, and that was it. | |
| Not only did I have to Google it, I definitely didn't sit and listen to it for six months. | |
| But anyway, anyway, I'm sure this future engineer, this future president or prime minister or astronaut, space surgeon was just getting to the good stuff. | |
| which is a Egypt and is a trying to be heroes, which is are not, which will never be included in the history books as any form of heroes would be in the history books. | |
| You can't even read books. | |
| Come on now. | |
| In the history books? | |
| Name one. | |
| Name one. | |
| Name one you've ever fucking read. | |
| Oh, he probably means letters from a stoe. | |
| Seneca's collection of letters. | |
| That's what he's clearly, obviously referencing this. | |
| Racist people, and I cannot wait. | |
| See, it's just a lot of noise that this creature is. | |
| He's just saying things. | |
| But the only thing you can really hear, international community, racism, you people, those people. | |
| It's all about people versus people in his mind. | |
| That's what he's articulating to you. | |
| He's on that team. | |
| You're on the other team. | |
| Okay? | |
| He's talking to white people, specifically the white Irish. | |
| So, the Irish, you know, because... | |
| Are we going to really pretend... | |
| ... | |
| Sure, there's always been a rich history. | |
| I realize I muted myself. | |
| You know, the white Irish? | |
| As opposed to... | |
| Oh. | |
| Oh, it's a... | |
| It's all so, anyway. | |
| He's almost done. | |
| This is his PhD thesis. | |
| We're almost through it. | |
| For the next generation of this country to grow up and laugh at the activities that you caused this week in Dublin City. | |
| You are a disgrace. | |
| This is a little kid. | |
| A beautiful country. | |
| Dublin is a beautiful city that of people being raped in the streets. | |
| The women are afraid to go outside alone. | |
| Did not deserve what happened over them poor children that are in the hospital that you did not decide to go and light a single candle for. | |
| Instead, you decide to lighting candles fixes everything. | |
| This is his scientific mind finally kicking in. | |
| Guard the cars, buses, Lewis's, which you need to go and transport yourself to work. | |
| Well, I don't even think you work. | |
| Because if you did, you wouldn't be setting no Lewis or buses on fire. | |
| Would you now? | |
| Who? | |
| Where do you think this guy thinks Ireland came from? | |
| Do they think that buildings and hospitals, like do they think that they lay eggs of other buildings and then they hatch from that? | |
| Because when I was in Jamaica, that seems to be what they thought there. | |
| Because in 1965, roundabouts, Jamaica was a British colony, and the British left. | |
| We want an independent. | |
| This guy, he sounds more Jamaican than Irish. | |
| Camera still doesn't work. | |
| But it was as though 1965 and no one... | |
| Construction projects stopped. | |
| Everything just kind of stopped. | |
| There was like power cables that were just haphazardly done over top of the old power cables from the fucking 60s. | |
| They're still just chilling. | |
| They don't know how to take them. | |
| They're just like, oh, just fucking, everything's just haphazardly slapped together. | |
| It's fucked, man. | |
| There's sheet metal neighborhoods of sheet metal shanties. | |
| Just sheet metal leaned up against each other. | |
| People living in them like. | |
| Maybe they're waiting for the building fairy, the eggs to grow. | |
| No, you're right. | |
| They don't have jobs. | |
| All of these so-called Irish people, they're just here squatting on your egg buildings that were birthed out of fucking the hospital queen egg that births all of civilization that comes from the great sky mother that all belongs to most importantly the brown people most importantly and uh white people are just trying to eat all the eggs that's all that's about that's why they're so into dairy this shit is so fucking preposterous you'd have a problem going to work wouldn't you now so you would more than well the | |
| irish do have a long history of being worked as slaves actually in the in the americas and forced to fight in the civil war and and they were starved ruthlessly by the british empire uh countless people starved to death and then they fought in a brutal uh civil war against the uh against the english crown for generations oh oh i'm sorry but oh they're lazy how's the hunt for fire going fuckers are going to leave this country so help us now fix your mask good for | |
| you the international community will there's that word again the international community meaning who elaborate he can't obviously and he couldn't if he if he were here um he would just make noises and shout phrases but uh you know we both we know what he's we know what he's getting at not accept you backwards thinking low life scum of the earth more foes in this country anymore we are not tolerating racism this generation of black people in this world is | |
| not tolerating racism from any of ye it is not happening ye's better pack up and leave this country i'm telling you now you or what race war you better leave this country migrants are not taking any more from hmm so the migrants are telling the native irish to leave so civil war will be coming to ireland very soon um i | |
| expect this young man will be killed before long uh he'll find himself on the wrong end of a gun pretty quick this guy's freaking retarded um but that's uh that's what's happening the police are unable to contain this situation it's completely out of control there's not enough cops they're now demanding they need to police the internet the the irish police need access to everyone's social media your private conversations all of it they need big brother to spy on everyone so they can stop the uh rioters and protesters the people that are angry that irish children are being stabbed to death in the street | |
| while this guy can go on the internet and threaten them inside their own country conor mcgregor isn't wrong he's not exaggerating he's correct you are at war that is a correct summation of the situation he called it correctly ireland is at war it's at war with itself its own government is implementing the destruction of its own citizens and creating the conditions for their removal and destruction inside their own country their own government is complicit in the genocide and killing and murdering and rape and | |
| displacement of the irish people while once again i'm sure this guy won't even catch his own little anti-hate article maybe he'll just have to kill a few people first until he gets what's coming to him maybe that let's continue ireland a tale oh it did it again i need to change i need to fix this photoshop ireland a tale of two photographs | |
| here's bbc news of the uh yes well today yesterday today 29th anti-immigration signage in west belfast is being treated as a hate incident police say can you guess what spray painted on the side of a wall somewhere in west dublin some barrier or something irish lives matter spray painted in ireland by irish people is illegal that's being investigated as a hate | |
| incident but we also have this this is uh a little older this is the blm rally in dublin thousands were marching to protest the george the death of george floyd an american drug dealing career criminal thousands we're at peak brainwashing they're they're welcoming and cheering on their own destruction | |
| in many cases not all of them just the just just too many of them i don't learn i keep just oh i just just keep double clicking everything and it always opens to photoshop here's another one this is in france similar situation these are both written about the same thing on the same day this is from the 21st a teenager was stabbed and | |
| killed by a group of migrants that came to kill white people that was their That's what they said they came to do. | |
| Gang that launched savage knife attack at French Village's Winter Ball, killing boy 16 and injuring 17, told guests, we are here to stab white people before the rampage. | |
| But the media says far-right fans controversy after French teen killed at village party. | |
| Killing of a teenager by unknown attackers. | |
| They're not unknown. | |
| During a village dance party, it sparked shock and controversy in France with the far right on Tuesday. | |
| What do you mean, reconnection successful? | |
| It disconnected? | |
| Oh, no. | |
| What the hell is going on here? | |
| I haven't had this deal with him quite a while. | |
| It said it disconnected. | |
| Now I got to go check all my stuff. | |
| Fucking live TV is the worst. | |
| Is it still on? | |
| Are we still here? | |
| Hmm. | |
| Hmm. | |
| Oh, well, yeah, YouTube would have got killed for sure. | |
| Interesting. | |
| *Sigh* | |
| Okay, back on Odyssey. | |
| Rumble seems to be okay. | |
| Was it Looney? | |
| It could be Looney Toon. | |
| What about entropy? | |
| That's really the only one that matters. | |
| We back here too? | |
| Okay. | |
| So just YouTube. | |
| That's fine. | |
| I like the mystique. | |
| Is this the same one? | |
| Or is this going to pick up as a second stream? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't care. | |
| You shouldn't be on YouTube anyway. | |
| There's a term in the YouTube terms of service that every time you log in to use it, it says right there on the fourth page that you consent. | |
| What is it? | |
| You consent to being anally fisted at any time by Mark Zuckerberg. | |
| He doesn't own fights. | |
| You don't know what he owns. | |
| You don't know what he doesn't own. | |
| You got to read these terms of services. | |
| There's weird shit in there, and I don't think you guys are paying attention to all of them. | |
| What the fuck was I talking about? | |
| Ireland and stuff. | |
| Yeah, the thing went down. | |
| Anyway, yeah. | |
| The far right branded the assault as anti-white racism. | |
| Oh, right. | |
| They're just here to stab white people, but it had nothing to do with stabbing white people. | |
| It was about, oh, right. | |
| It was probably generational trauma, right? | |
| It was probably, you know, tough home life. | |
| You know, maybe dad drank too much. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So, yeah, they totally should be stabbing people. | |
| It's just, this is how it is. | |
| They're the real victims, right? | |
| Right? | |
| Is that where you were going to go with it? | |
| That's probably where they already did go with it. | |
| I don't even need. | |
| I don't even need to see it. | |
| I don't need to look at it. | |
| I know what it says. | |
| I know how they think. | |
| And it's disgusting. | |
| It's gross. | |
| And it's weird. | |
| Jenstein says, for lunch tomorrow. | |
| Tim Hortons. | |
| Tim Hortons is a... | |
| I still buy shit from them and I shouldn't. | |
| It's a weird... | |
| It's getting to be like scavenger hunt, choose your own adventure story. | |
| You want anything done around here anymore? | |
| So anyway, so just so you know, you're not allowed to, one thing's allowed to protest in Oz. | |
| This is in France, same thing. | |
| This is because of another kid that was murdered for no reason because he was white in a hate crime and a white migrant invader murdered him. | |
| So these people are in the streets in support of the young man and his family. | |
| They are the big men according to the French state. | |
| Who is the real Mickey Gummy? | |
| You're at war with your own government. | |
| They're creating the conditions for your death. | |
| They've prioritized the comfort, the opportunity, the lives themselves of migrant hordes of strangers over the citizens of their countries that pay the bills and give the moral authority allegedly to lead in the first place. | |
| And this is how they treat you. | |
| Good stuff. | |
| Let's go through some of the news because there's going to be things in here that make me mad. | |
| And that's always good content. | |
| We did talk about Christmas a little bit. | |
| I think it's been checking on old Barb here for a minute, though. | |
| America, let me put it this way. | |
| That seed was planted and you learned how to be a beautiful. | |
| This is a good time to meet up with Barb again. | |
| Old Barb Spector! | |
| Old Barb! | |
| What are we here to learn about today, Barb? | |
| Expert. | |
| Barb's an expert, okay? | |
| She's an expert. | |
| In America, let me put it this way. | |
| That seed was planted and you learned how to be a Jew in all sorts of different creative forms. | |
| You take that same seed of Jewish civilization and you put it in the sandy soil of Israel. | |
| Well, the roots have to go very deep in order to get water, but once they go deep, then you begin to have something so well-rooted in its own soil and it begins to produce its own culture. | |
| This is what's known as the blood and soil argument that we are not allowed to have because we're white, but is the central core tenet of an identity of Jewish Zionists. | |
| Okay. | |
| Thanks, Barb. | |
| Moving on. | |
| And we've had this privilege in Israel of being able to. | |
| If America is a how-to-be Jewish, we can tell you what it is to be Jewish, what it is to create a culture, what it is to speak in your own language and have drama and poetry and art that is Jewish, and we can become a Jewish what it is to be Jewish. | |
| She's talking about Jewish nationalism. | |
| Once again, that thing you're not allowed to have, you dirty white monster. | |
| You take that same seed of Jewish civilization, and now you take it and you bring it to the charred earth of Europe. | |
| The charred earth of Europe? | |
| Well, and as someone who I love very dearly once said, you know what? | |
| Where's the grass growing underneath the ashes? | |
| I want to tell you now about Europe in order to understand the catastrophe that's taken place. | |
| This earthquake of October 7th, let's understand. | |
| Earthquake. | |
| That was a drop in the bucket for everyone on earth. | |
| That was such a minor. | |
| Like, that doesn't even fucking register on the radar of death toll and mayhem. | |
| It doesn't even. | |
| Like, you know Pearl Harbor was a thing, right? | |
| I mean, it's not. | |
| You're really blowing this out of proportion. | |
| Understand. | |
| Not the Europe that you have in your mind, or the black and white pictures of the Holocaust. | |
| Yeah, that's not the picture of Europe that any of us have in our minds, Barb. | |
| And now I'm going to speak to you again in threes. | |
| I have to talk to you about three contexts for this new for this European. | |
| Oh, so the Jewish nationalist is going to tell Europeans how Europe is going to be according to her. | |
| This is from the European Institute for Jewish Studies in Sweden. | |
| Oh. | |
| Them old ice Jews, huh? | |
| They have secret Nordic powers of fucking summoning skeletons and what can they do? | |
| What can the Jewish studies in Sweden provide? | |
| Provide these seeds that you're going to sprinkle around the world, Barbara? | |
| In Jewelry, it's based upon the notion of a new Europe. | |
| Okay, Lera. | |
| There were three things that took place in Europe post-war, after the war. | |
| The first was a series of, much under the impetus of the United States. | |
| All right. | |
| Yes, it was America's idea. | |
| All of this was America's idea. | |
| A series of treaties meant to really eradicate the blatant nationalism that had been so destructive to Europe until the end of the Second World War. | |
| Good for the goose, not good for the gander. | |
| You see? | |
| It's okay for some, but not for others. | |
| No, you're not special. | |
| You're not chosen like old Barb. | |
| Old Barb's chosen. | |
| Okay? | |
| Maybe you got chosen. | |
| Undersecretary, maybe some other people got chosen this last couple of years for some things. | |
| Different kind of thing to be choosed for, chosen for. | |
| Oh, Captain. | |
| Is it Captain? | |
| I thought it said in the write-up, Lieutenant Navy, but those are Captain's bars, so I don't know. | |
| He's an officer. | |
| He's going to say something. | |
| Let's see what it is. | |
| So in July, Under Secretary Cisneros acknowledged the D-Med data, the database working properly, and also acknowledged things such as myocarditis rising. | |
| So he said the D-Med data, this is the military's internal medical data. | |
| So he's going to talk to you about myocarditis. | |
| So first he said to verify it was correct. | |
| So he writes to D-Med and says, is this working okay? | |
| Is this everything functioning as it should be? | |
| Is there any problems with the system? | |
| No, everything's in perfectly working order. | |
| Okay, let's continue. | |
| Also acknowledged things such as myocarditis rising 151%. | |
| Oh, heart damage is up 151% amongst armed forces members. | |
| Well, you probably shouldn't have fell for that Chinese psyop, huh? | |
| So what I did, I went in today. | |
| I'm doing the same thing, five-year average. | |
| However, I'm comparing it to 2022, and I only am using fixed-wing pilots and helicopter pilots. | |
| Just, so this next set of data is just for pilots, just for fixed-wing and helicopter pilots. | |
| Active duty. | |
| So we get hypertensive disease, 36%. | |
| Ischemic heart disease, 69%. | |
| 69%, what do you say? | |
| Heart disease? | |
| 34%. | |
| Like, of all the pilots. | |
| Pulmonary. | |
| I don't know if you need to know this, guys, but especially in modern contemporary military fighting and war, your pilots are very expensive. | |
| That's one of the kind of crown jewels of what you have is for people to fight with because what they take to the fight is a giant flying dragon of death that takes a considerable amount of training to learn how to fly, intelligence to operate, a certain amount of guts to even do. | |
| I mean, you're flying around at 700 miles an hour and, you know, it's crazy, right? | |
| You have to be in great shape. | |
| You have to be in great physical health. | |
| You need all of these things need to be. | |
| You can't just, like I said, mass-produce pilots. | |
| The more specific the quality and the more refined an edge of a tool it is you're trying to find, the harder it will be to make and produce. | |
| Pilots are one of those things. | |
| These aren't just line cooks. | |
| These aren't infantry reserve dum-dums that fucking bang bang goes that way. | |
| You're fucking pilots. | |
| Your pilots have a, what is it, 165% increase in heart disease. | |
| That's catastrophic. | |
| Heart disease, 62%. | |
| Heart failure, 973%. | |
| 973% increase in heart failure among the active duty pilots of the U.S. military flying fixed wing and helicopter pilot. | |
| Good. | |
| Other forms of heart disease, 63%. | |
| It's not like you need your heart to live or anything. | |
| It's not like it's the most important organ in the body or anything. | |
| I mean, that and your brain, and those aren't doing so well, are they? | |
| Cardiomyopathy, 152%. | |
| Good. | |
| So the military's doing well. | |
| Good thing. | |
| Good thing. | |
| Sir, nobody will be... | |
| It's recommendation, it's final report. | |
| If you can find this. | |
| Was it on... | |
| Calls for review of all COVID court cases. | |
| Okay, and it won't happen. | |
| And then what? | |
| This was entirely ignored by every political Party in the country. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| No media is following it. | |
| They were told not to follow it. | |
| They're not going to report on it because all these people are complicit. | |
| All this damage and harm that was caused that the NCI was investigating, the people most primarily, chiefly criminally responsible for causing it are also the people that have a responsibility to investigate it. | |
| So they're not going to do that. | |
| They're going to hide, say nothing, and wait for it to go away, wait for everyone to get tired and wait for people to be overcome and consumed with the stress of life and the new crisis, the next problem, the next obstacle. | |
| There's always going to be more. | |
| They know this. | |
| So again, what happens when this final report is ignored or given a dog and pony show treatment like the convoy was? | |
| Here's how it would end. | |
| We did like a really good job, you guys. | |
| We did so good. | |
| But unfortunately, there was areas that were identified that we could have done like a little tiny weensy bit better, maybe sort of in the future and stuff. | |
| So we are going to work really like totally super hard on them. | |
| And we're going to make like a whole new department of like whatever and stuff. | |
| And they're going to like, and they're going to be paid like so much money, you guys. | |
| And they're going to like do that. | |
| And they're going to like really look at it. | |
| So that like next time that it's just like better and stuff. | |
| And that way everyone can, and now we can move on and really like heal, you know? | |
| Get the guns. | |
| Let's kill these f***ing f***ers. | |
| Let's kill these f***ers. | |
| It just came out. | |
| I couldn't help it. | |
| I have Pimmer. | |
| I have post-pandemic-induced mental retardation. | |
| It took a little while to catch up to me, but it did. | |
| It's not my fault. | |
| It's in the inquiry. | |
| It's on one of the 5,324 pages that will be ignored by everyone that matters that Pimmer is out there. | |
| The policy, legal, and health authority interventions in the lives of Canadians, our families, businesses, and communities were, and to a great extent remain significant. | |
| Yeah, they destroyed lives irreparably. | |
| They've destroyed the vast sections and portions of the national, just the health and body of the country are fucked up now so badly. | |
| I don't think it can recover. | |
| I think Canada's dead as a country. | |
| I think that's over now. | |
| And I don't think it has the resources to overcome its trajectory and correct itself. | |
| In the future, who knows what comes out of the aftermath and what is built in the ruins and so on. | |
| But as far as the way we grew up, that's fucking gone and that's not coming back. | |
| Not anytime soon. | |
| Not in our lifetime. | |
| Good job. | |
| Thanks, government. | |
| Thanks, politicians. | |
| Thanks, experts. | |
| Engineer Kenneth Drysdale, who was highlighting the widespread effects of the pandemic response. | |
| The report describes the profound damage done to Canadian society by government's COVID measures, illustrated through testimony from people who experienced adverse vaccine reactions, disruption of livelihoods and education, impaired mental health, reputational damage, professional discipline, and censorship. | |
| The expert witnesses used in the report include doctors, scientists, lawyers, economists, teachers, psychologists, morticians, risk management analysts, and experts in public policy, emergency management, occupational health and safety, aviation safety, pharmacy, policing, and journalism. | |
| The NCI had 24 days of hearings in eight cities during which commissioners heard testimony from 300 witnesses. | |
| The inquiry issued what it calls subpoenas to 63 members of government and regulatory bodies, but none of them appeared. | |
| Nor will they. | |
| So what happens when this is ignored? | |
| Consider it ignored already. | |
| These testimonies provide irrefutable evidence that an unprecedented assault has been waged against the citizens of Canada. | |
| Not since World War II has the nation experienced such a devastating attack on its people, said Drysdale. | |
| Oh, I'm sure once we get the libs out. | |
| The shame of it after everything that happened in the last three years, four years, now that there are people that would willingly play along and shill for these fucking monsters because it's, you know, it's what's in it. | |
| So there's something in it for them. | |
| They see they can get something for themselves in it. | |
| That's who we're dealing with, guys. | |
| Most people walking around, piece of shit. | |
| It didn't used to be like this. | |
| I really believe that. | |
| I think, I mean, there's always been pieces of shit, but I feel like the scales have slanted significantly. | |
| The concept of a man's honor is no longer existent. | |
| The value of a woman is nothing. | |
| Of a child, even less. | |
| Because women you can openly whore out as a sex appeal object and make money off of her that way. | |
| But children, I mean, really, they can't do much unless they're on Epstein Island for now. | |
| I mean... | |
| We've become so debased and lowered so much that it's like... | |
| We're going to be in for it. | |
| Oh, man. | |
| This is all because of them waco people's fault. | |
| Government's good for you. | |
| Sometimes it'll just, sometimes it'll just fucking kill you. | |
| All right. | |
| This was more of the Ireland stuff. | |
| Authorities are demanding access to private social media conversations to spy on anti-mass migration sentiment, because that's the problem. | |
| It's a good one here. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| Listen to how he... | |
| Joe Broly. | |
| He's going to talk about the man who stabbed the children. | |
| One of the most extraordinary things was that whenever they... | |
| A coward. | |
| No way, okay, I have to change my... | |
| One of the most extraordinary things was that whenever the gentleman who had attacked the children and the classroom assistant... | |
| Who was badly slashed yourself? | |
| He was intercepted. | |
| And whenever he'd been sort of incapacitated, three women took it upon themselves to protect him. | |
| And probably save his life because there was great anger at that scene. | |
| They protected the attacker because it wasn't his fault. | |
| The systemic racism and all that, right? | |
| Generational trauma. | |
| I think police should have shot him in the face on scene. | |
| Just sight on scene. | |
| Like, we don't need to see any. | |
| Just bang. | |
| I think they should have just summarily executed him. | |
| You know, and this migrant, by the way, he'd already been on the chopping block, no pun intended, for stabbing someone already. | |
| And I believe it was a Jewish NGO and another powerful Irish politician that lobbied for him to stay. | |
| The gentleman. | |
| This gentleman... | |
| This is their newspaper. | |
| This is their newspaper. | |
| They need to see everyone's private social media. | |
| People are getting too many ideas about things that are going on. | |
| The government needs to know. | |
| If you don't like this. | |
| Oh, 10 minutes. | |
| That's too long. | |
| He's going to pause a little breakdown of the McGregor saga, but he's in on it now, too. | |
| It's kind of hard not to notice. | |
| This was one of you guys, actually. | |
| On the post is now unavailable. | |
| Oh, here it is. | |
| One of the community members here in Canada, I believe. | |
| She self-identified herself on Twitter as blonde bigot. | |
| It was on Libs of TikTok. | |
| This is one of the teachers at the school that her daughter went to. | |
| So, you know, this is who's teaching their kids. | |
| Who's yelling at and, you know, chastising the children for misgendering them, the they, them, the this, the, or the g. | |
| The special fucking super entitled, you know, waste of fucking human genetics here that is this teacher. | |
| Yeah, she says, this is me. | |
| After exposed my daughter's school, the RCMP called to intimidate me and said I could be arrested. | |
| They don't see the problem with the teacher's behavior, but see a problem me making a Twitter post after my email to school were ignored for a month. | |
| And this is the school's reaction. | |
| This is her daughter's school now. | |
| Just ultra mega all-the-way virtue signal. | |
| That's what this is about. | |
| So the power struggle is on for your children as well in these schools. | |
| If your kids are in these public schools, you're playing with fire. | |
| They're insane, and they think they need access to your kids. | |
| Maybe some guy can come in and stab one of them, and it'll be technically their fault because generational trauma and other similar fucking total bullshit cop-outs. | |
| Don't worry, we're not safe here either. | |
| We're still working on this. | |
| If you think the other conservatives won't do it, all of the so-called online hate bills, every single time they've been moved up the field, all of them have been done with the end game of criticizing Israel's Zionists, Jews, all of it. | |
| That's where this all goes. | |
| That's what all of it is predicated upon. | |
| All of the people involved in the anti-hate sphere, Zionist Jewish people. | |
| And they denote who they need to target and silence the most. | |
| That's who decides who the hate experts are. | |
| It's not just in Canada. | |
| It's the ADL in the United States. | |
| I'm sure they have similar things in Ireland and in the United Kingdom and in Germany and in Sweden and in Australia. | |
| And actually, and I know for a fact in Australia and Sweden. | |
| And you'll find much of the same. | |
| What exactly is online hate, really? | |
| And because that's what's really at the core of it is that any Europeans or white people asserting themselves or not accepting the victim dog doormat programming to just be bent over and taken for everything you got or else, that's hate. | |
| They're hateful and they're online and they're spreading their hate. | |
| So that's what this is really about. | |
| It has nothing to do with libs or cons or get the libs out. | |
| This is all fake. | |
| It doesn't matter who gets elected. | |
| This is the government, which is a, you know, it's all they're just regional managers. | |
| We're in the district of Canada, you know, formerly known as a country that used to fucking, you know, function and exist. | |
| Now it's just an economic zone that has a Canadian costume on, but it's not a country. | |
| It's definitely not where I came from. | |
| That place is long gone. | |
| So the government plans to, you know, their pledge to regulate hate. | |
| They're going to regulate emotions. | |
| Oh, there's Farmer. | |
| Bernie. | |
| He was a member of a panel of experts tasked with guiding the development of the legislation in 2022. | |
| No way. | |
| No fucking way. | |
| Remember, I made that up too? | |
| It's a pretty frustrating situation, said Farber, who's calling on Ottawa to better protect Canadians from online hate, saying there's a dire need for the legislation. | |
| There's a dire need for you to age out and die already. | |
| Why are you still alive? | |
| Why do we lose people like Peter Kiddo, and why do people like Bernie Farber exist at all? | |
| That's one of life's real questions. | |
| More bullshit on this fucking guy. | |
| No one should be excited about it. | |
| This guy is a retard. | |
| This is a protest vote. | |
| They're just throwing him. | |
| This guy's already converting to Judaism. | |
| His whole thing now. | |
| He's a super ultra megazine. | |
| Argentina is going to be worse than it's ever been. | |
| Good luck. | |
| Good joy. | |
| And, you know. | |
| They've always got money for their boys, huh? | |
| $129 million more dollars in bailouts. | |
| How's your guys' wallets doing? | |
| Because I know that Black Friday did not go very well, actually. | |
| I dropped that story. | |
| I must have. | |
| People are running out of money. | |
| But don't worry. | |
| CBC is going to keep getting paid to lie and ignore and deflect and run cover for these multi-millionaire parasite vampires. | |
| $129 million more dollars. | |
| Good. | |
| Good. | |
| Hefty top-up is in addition to the $600 million bailout announced in 2019. | |
| Sparking concerns about government. | |
| Oh, there's their concerns. | |
| They bought the media for a billion dollars and now you have concerns? | |
| Oh my God. | |
| Here's some things to be concerned about. | |
| If you did miss any of this, Keith has a nice recap in Ireland for you. | |
| Algerian migrants stabbed three children and two adults. | |
| While only one publication, Gripped, that published the man's nationality, other media publications attacked them for informing the public. | |
| After riots in Dublin, newspapers run front pages focused on riot with little mention of the stabbings. | |
| Uproar is blamed on far-right spread of rumors of the criminal's background, despite those rumors being true. | |
| Everything comes down, it's just about get whitey. | |
| You want to get to the core? | |
| You want to get to the center? | |
| Do you want to cut the bullshit and just let's fucking get this over with and let's cut the shit? | |
| Let's just cut to the center. | |
| What's going on here? | |
| Fuck white. | |
| We're kill all the white people. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| Well, no, because I'm one of those and so are my kids. | |
| So fuck you. | |
| I'll fight you to the death then, if that's what we're doing. | |
| Okay. | |
| Irish government responds by promising more stringent hate speech laws to quell dissent. | |
| Yeah. | |
| How dare these white people not be murdered in silence? | |
| Conor McGregor, who was a vocal critic of government policy on immigration, is now under investigation for dissemination of online hate speech. | |
| I assume they're going to probably Muhammad Ali him. | |
| Hey, you know what? | |
| I think it'd be good for. | |
| I think he's the guy for the job. | |
| Has there ever been a more Irish Irishman than Conor McGregor? | |
| He's having another baby. | |
| How many kids does he have? | |
| He can't be stopped. | |
| If anybody should end up being, you know, President Trump, See if I can find this. | |
| Yeah, you remember these? | |
| These are the good old days. | |
| I mean, this is just, think of the things he's capable of, guys. | |
| He's just going to run loose in Ireland now. | |
| Look. | |
| He's sucking robots here. | |
| Ten seconds remain. | |
| He's in big trouble, though. | |
| Billy, these edits are insane. | |
| Everyone's been talking about fire! | |
| What? | |
| Oh my god! | |
| Oh, here he goes. | |
| He'll deport them himself. | |
| He'll just be his own helicopter. | |
| You gotta stop him, Dana. | |
| You've got to let me go, Dana! | |
| I'VE GOTTA GET THESE FUCKING MIGRANTS OUT OF ME TOWN! | |
| Now he's just destroying anything he finds. | |
| Oh, my goodness! | |
| Big shot in the block for Galea! | |
| I think this is... | |
| Someone edited, like, Running with the Bulls, and they've edited Connery. | |
| These people... | |
| But, you know. | |
| He's kind of coming towards the end of his fight career, right? | |
| He's got to be my age. | |
| He's got to be getting up there. | |
| Mid-late 30s, you know? | |
| Very clearly a nationalist kind of minded guy. | |
| Former mayor of Dublin, Hazel Chu, let me see, goes on radio to say government needs to examine a possibility of silencing social media due to Elon Musk criticizing the Irish government. | |
| So, this is what we're going to do it over, is it? | |
| This is so childish. | |
| All of this is because childish little fucks won't go to bed, but we're going to have to put them to bed. | |
| It's what it'll come to. | |
| We're coming to civil war. | |
| There's no way around it. | |
| They are never going to acknowledge what they're doing. | |
| They're never going to stop what they're doing. | |
| And it's going to keep getting worse to the point that everything fucking explodes as it's starting to pop off in different places. | |
| The convoy in Canada wasn't just a... | |
| This was... | |
| And you've got a rash, and you've got a cough. | |
| And you've got fucking symptoms because you're sick. | |
| There's problems. | |
| There's things happening. | |
| This is going to continue. | |
| And it's going to keep getting worse. | |
| As crazy things like migrants who stabbed children arrested on a knife crime earlier this year but released. | |
| He was also issued a deportation order in 2003, fought it with the help of NGOs, and recently or eventually received an Irish passport. | |
| Another poll is released showing the majority of Irish people believe Ireland's taking too many migrants. | |
| Ireland for the Irish. | |
| Wasn't that the IRA's whole thing? | |
| Well, what they're going to do is stop people from talking about it. | |
| That's what we really got to get to. | |
| Because stabbing kids is one thing, but it's people talking about it. | |
| Elon. | |
| Now, isn't Elon on a, you know, didn't he just go sacrifice his foreskin? | |
| Didn't that happen? | |
| Or isn't he in Israel right now worshiping all the hats and books and cows? | |
| He says, ironically, the Irish PM hates the Irish people. | |
| That's common everywhere. | |
| What else? | |
| This is a good one. | |
| You guys are going to like this one. | |
| Here's another out-of-touch rich, insulated, you know? | |
| He's going to tell you how it is, guys. | |
| Listen to this fucking guy. | |
| This is the same line that is trotted out every time. | |
| And it's done to shut down debate. | |
| Far right, far right, far right. | |
| It's pathetic. | |
| What we are seeing in Ireland and in the Netherlands and various other places across the continent. | |
| In the UK? | |
| In the UK are people, and I am one of them, who are sick and tired of telling mainstream politicians that we are nervous and worried and upset about seeing our countries change before our very eyes without our control. | |
| You don't like change. | |
| I don't like change. | |
| The country's changed. | |
| Do you know the country's changed? | |
| It changes all the time. | |
| We're in a process of constant change. | |
| And I would suggest that there is a significant rump, mainly older people with conservative. | |
| Okay. | |
| Is this a ponytail? | |
| Does he have a rat tail? | |
| Or is there something pinned to his jacket? | |
| Because it looks like it. | |
| Is this seriously a 60-year-old man with a rat tail with beads in it talking condescendingly down? | |
| Does he turn his head? | |
| No, he never does. | |
| Now I'm mostly concerned with what kind of stupid... | |
| What's going on here? | |
| I overwhelmed my computer. | |
| I scrolled forward and back too much, so now I don't know. | |
| Let's just go back to it. | |
| I'm sure what he says is worse than the rat tail. | |
| Can you unsee it? | |
| Can anyone else not see a guy that does meth in a trailer park now? | |
| How do you not see a man that sells energy healing sessions, which are really just an attempt at rape? | |
| This is obvious. | |
| Do you know the country's changed? | |
| It changes all the time. | |
| We're in a process of constant change. | |
| And I would suggest that there is a significant rump, mainly older people with conservative views, who hate change, who hate change. | |
| White people don't want to be replaced in their own country. | |
| Yeah, that's not complicated. | |
| I don't know why you're using all these veiled words and terms to beat around the bush because, well, I mean, you don't want to say it out loud because then people might notice, right? | |
| But I've got bad news for you, Andrew. | |
| You're going to have to suck it up. | |
| Life changes. | |
| How it changes is what we need to discuss. | |
| You can't just stop change. | |
| And so I just want it to stay as it was, despite what Nigel Farage may have said in the Brexit debate. | |
| I just feel it so strongly that people just don't like change. | |
| They see their country changing in front of their eyes and they say, this isn't how I grew up. | |
| This isn't how it used to be. | |
| But that's how it always is. | |
| No. | |
| No, it isn't. | |
| London used to be full of Londoners. | |
| The mayor of London used to be British. | |
| The majority populate. | |
| No. | |
| No, this is not always how it's been. | |
| There's entire towns now where the native population is displaced. | |
| They're gone. | |
| Isn't that colonization? | |
| Isn't that another thing that's the most horrible, worthy, terrible thing to do? | |
| There's entire town. | |
| What is the fucking cell out there Tommy Robinson from? | |
| Is it Luton or something? | |
| There's an entire neighborhood. | |
| In Sweden, there's a bunch. | |
| That doesn't belong to Sweden anymore. | |
| It doesn't belong to the British anymore. | |
| It belongs to other people. | |
| That's not how it's always been. | |
| How it's always been is you used to have to show up at a designated point of entry, and the people who controlled and owned that territory would decide if they would let you come visit or not. | |
| That's how it used to be. | |
| It didn't used to be a free-for-all, show up, have whatever the fuck you want, stab, rape, kill, don't worry. | |
| We'll just bring you in on another passport. | |
| Even if you get deported, we'll just bring you back in. | |
| That's not how it used to be. | |
| Fuck this guy. | |
| Fuck his rat tail. | |
| Fuck whatever pyramid scheme he sells and chills. | |
| Whatever his Patreon is. | |
| This guy's into gay porn. | |
| This guy has definitely viewed underage. | |
| He's viewed child porn. | |
| I'm going that far. | |
| From everything I've seen, from everything he talks about, from the rat tail, the disturbing level that he, I mean, look, he does not take care of his own teeth at all. | |
| You know, smokes a lot clearly. | |
| So I'm getting an idea. | |
| he smells bad. | |
| You can tell by looking at him, like, look, it's just degrading. | |
| The more and more you look at he's becoming more and more gross as time goes on. | |
| I think we got to get off this video. | |
| Look, look, he's he's he's ready to bite into, he's gonna eat a baby now. | |
| Let me, okay, we gotta get out of here. | |
| It's chilling. | |
| It's scary what's out there. | |
| And that wasn't enough. | |
| The NSA had a leak last week as well. | |
| The NSA. | |
| Priority? | |
| Oh, make sure that you're woke. | |
| A leaked document from the NSA reveals advocacy of divisive racial and gender ideologies with a particular focus on white people who are characterized as oppressive. | |
| Yes! | |
| De Doy! | |
| Again, that's what it's all about, guys. | |
| That's what everything is coming down to. | |
| Whatever it is, show me where it is and I'll show you where it says kill Whitey. | |
| fucking everywhere and it's insane. | |
| I don't care about that. | |
| This is what we're doing. | |
| Did you know Canada is launching a new humanitarian migration pathway for Colombians, Haitians, and Venezuela? | |
| That's what we need. | |
| More Colombians, Haitians, and Venezuelans. | |
| Again, because climate change, we need those people living in a very low carbon output in low industrialized society. | |
| We need to bring them out to a highly industrialized society so they can have a 10 times greater carbon. | |
| I don't think any of that shit matters. | |
| I'm just using their own shit against them, right? | |
| You're carbon in footprint. | |
| Every person you bring in is like adding 10 more people to the whole planet. | |
| You understand? | |
| No, you don't understand? | |
| You're a fucking idiot. | |
| Don't talk anymore. | |
| No more talkie, okay? | |
| Make grilled cheese sandwiches with bacon and onions in them, okay? | |
| Make those. | |
| Hand those out to people. | |
| No more talking. | |
| Your life will improve significantly. | |
| Because this is how ideas like this are made. | |
| This is how people come up with stuff like this. | |
| When people like that are continuously allowed to say things out loud and no one hits them. | |
| No one strikes them with any blunt object. | |
| Here's a new education. | |
| Somebody mentioned something earlier about watching TV. | |
| Was it Cindy Lee? | |
| Telling people to go walk and watch. | |
| We got to watch more sports ball. | |
| I don't get to see a lot of TV. | |
| I watched some recent, where the hell was I? | |
| Where I had a cable connection. | |
| It was in a hotel. | |
| Yeah, Morgan and I were in a hotel. | |
| And it's just, it feels like an assault on your mind. | |
| It's like, once you haven't looked at it for a long time, like the advertisements, the quality of it, just it's like walking into idiocracy. | |
| And it's so perverse and insane that it's crazy to normal. | |
| It's been normalized that there's just this box in a room that just says crazy shit. | |
| And it's totally normal. | |
| It's totally high. | |
| It's very chilling. | |
| Anyway, this is an advertisement letting you know that, hey, it's always been like this, just like the old, you know, that British cuck said. | |
| It's always been like this. | |
| Children have always had heart attacks, guys. | |
| Do you remember all the kids that had heart attacks when we were kids? | |
| And if I'm being honest, it might have been nightmare. | |
| This is from the Toronto Sick Kids Hospital. | |
| Thought I could fly. | |
| What's wrong? | |
| Just breathe. | |
| Just breathe. | |
| These kids are like five, six. | |
| That kid's like four, three. | |
| Two. | |
| Two-year-olds having a heart attack, is he? | |
| Oh yeah. | |
| What is the sudden story right there? | |
| I had a change. | |
| Who is Boo, bitch? | |
| Right. | |
| I remember all the young teenagers had high heart attack. | |
| I mean, it's been with us all of our lives, guys. | |
| Only half of my graduating class even. | |
| I think it was about 32 kids or so. | |
| We started with 68, but heart attacks took most of them. | |
| I'm just playing. | |
| I'm just playing. | |
| Hey, hey, hey. | |
| Somebody call that one more. | |
| Woo-hoo. | |
| Gee, I wonder what could be happening that could be just someone felt like, hey, you know what? | |
| We need to raise awareness for heart attacks in people like kids. | |
| Why is it that you feel like you need to raise awareness for heart attacks in kids? | |
| Because heart attacks in kids are so fucking rare. | |
| They're so exceedingly rare that to talk about it really feels like a waste of time. | |
| Why don't you make videos about them getting hit by lightning? | |
| That's about the same odds. | |
| Do you know any kids have been killed by lightning? | |
| That's about the chances of them getting killed by a heart attack. | |
| So why are we doing this? | |
| Or is it maybe much greater than that? | |
| Why would it be much greater than that, Toronto Sick Kids Hospital? | |
| Why would the chances heart attacks in children be so much greater that it warrants a public awareness campaign, that it warrants a whole professionally produced commercial with actors and everything? | |
| Editors has probably cost some money to put together and then run on ads all over the country. | |
| What possibly could have fucking happened for you to feel like this was necessary? | |
| Oh well, guess we'll never know. | |
| As long as I'm here, no one can hurt you. | |
| Don't wanna lie here. | |
| This is what I'm talking about here. | |
| A little bit earlier with the whole... | |
| Heal the future indeed. | |
| You know what I feel when I see this shit? | |
| I don't feel love. | |
| I don't feel empathy. | |
| I feel a deep... | |
| Like, you see, when I see things like this, I know that I'm looking in the face of a monster. | |
| Now, This kid is an actor, probably. | |
| But what's being represented here is: this is a young, innocent child who now is going to be faced with this kind of a life of disabilities, heart problems, breathing problems. | |
| God knows what. | |
| Go look through that NCI if you want to see some shit. | |
| Now they got to worry about this. | |
| I see what has been done to an innocent child. | |
| All of this is computed at the same time. | |
| And I'm so fucking like people did this. | |
| This wasn't nature. | |
| This wasn't a meteor. | |
| This wasn't like some random disease came from the jungles of monkeys. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| This was done to us. | |
| They forced everyone. | |
| If you don't do it, we'll take your job away. | |
| Maybe you'll lose access to your kids. | |
| They fucking gaslit and intimidated people into doing this. | |
| And now this is the situation we've been left with. | |
| While demonizing and attacking people like myself and probably many of you who were saying, don't do this to your fucking kids. | |
| And no, look now. | |
| Now what's going on? | |
| Well, I mean, again, I don't know. | |
| I'm just an amateur particle physicist, quantum, whatever it was I made up. | |
| Just saying, seems awfully fucking strange. | |
| Really feels like an entire generation of children had their futures fucked with in such a violent and irreparable way that honestly it's unprecedented. | |
| And to really kind of spell out what an appropriate response would be would take some time because it's never happened before. | |
| Nothing this sick and fucked up has ever happened in history. | |
| And that means the response needs to be equal. | |
| The response to all of this cannot be some panel recommendations. | |
| It cannot be somebody steps down somewhere. | |
| Entire generations of people have been ruined. | |
| Family businesses destroyed. | |
| Relationships torn apart. | |
| Marriages ended. | |
| Parents and kids are not talking to each other anymore. | |
| People have died to suicides. | |
| The drug-induced overdoses from the stress that was applied, from the lives destroyed, from the mandates and the gaslighting and the constant condescension and fear-mongering that was done to us, not by the natural disaster, not by the weather. | |
| It was done by these. | |
| It was done through these by people on the other end of them that put these messages in there that hurt everyone. | |
| All of us. | |
| All of this. | |
| They're still walking around and they're making more fucking money than they ever have. | |
| What is appropriate? | |
| What appropriate level of response should be pursued for people like that who did a thing like this that resulted in a fucking world where we need a public awareness campaign normalizing heart attacks in children at any age? | |
| Or I guess maybe we should all just watch some more sports. | |
| Maybe we shouldn't concern ourselves. | |
| We shouldn't worry our little heads about those things about sports. | |
| Sports is where we should focus, okay? | |
| Don't worry about the big stuff, all right? | |
| Smart people, Jewish people are handling that. | |
| They're smarter than everybody. | |
| That's why they're so good at everything. | |
| They're just smarter and better and so on. | |
| Anyway, here's a high school debate for randomly for no reason. | |
| We demand that white Christians be held accountable for America's original sin. | |
| Wait, what was that? | |
| We demand that white Christians be held accountable for America's original sin. | |
| The negative continues the trend in politics while whiteness devours the other. | |
| Debating this topic is irrelevant while society is dominated by white Christians. | |
| Even if we have something educational to say about this topic, the political will just pray it away and continue their mission to conquer the world in the name of Jesus Christ. | |
| The military industrial complex has been coupled with American Christianity. | |
| You worship with the weapons of whiteness. | |
| The United States was built to be a city upon a hill for white Christians. | |
| American Christianity controls all aspects of politics, such as justifying slavery. | |
| We solve by decoupling weapons and worships and ending the crusades. | |
| White Christians literally inscribe scriptures onto their weapons, worshiping through war. | |
| We want to repent for our sins and show America's failure. | |
| By voting for us, the judge will send his signal to political leaders and condemn Christianity and politics. | |
| The affirmative tells me, in summary and final focus, that the role of the ballot for me is to reject Christian militarism. | |
| So at the end of the day, I'm left with deciding which side I think is better, doing a better job rejecting Christian militarism. | |
| We demand that white Christians be held accountable for America's original sin. | |
| Just the white Christians, though, right? | |
| Because you could, and people will say, no, they're talking about Christianity. | |
| It's Christianity that's the problem, is it? | |
| Why they say white so many times? | |
| Whiteness, weapons of whiteness. | |
| This isn't about Christianity. | |
| It's about white people and getting rid of them. | |
| So, you know, that's all. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| And by the way, oh, well, that was the pilot corroborating some more of this. | |
| A pilot for more than 40 years, Shane Murdoch, has found official data that back up the claim of impending, well, let's say global. | |
| This is going to catch up to us. | |
| A 272% rise in May Day calls in 2022 with a 386% surge in early 2023. | |
| Do you remember the stream I had a couple of weeks, a couple of years ago, I would say 2021? | |
| I talked to two, actually, two different Air Canada pilots, and they echoed similar things. | |
| They said there's a lot of fucked up people. | |
| They're not doing the medical testing they're supposed to. | |
| They're not screening the pilots the way they're supposed to. | |
| There's guys with hand tremors that are flying around that shouldn't be. | |
| It's fucking scary, dude. | |
| And they weren't flying. | |
| They were grounded because they refused the vaccines. | |
| And it's like, how long until the inevitable happens? | |
| And one of these things just comes right out of the sky and slams right down into his crowded neighborhood somewhere. | |
| 737 right into downtown Toronto. | |
| Well, you know, the pilot has a stroke and the other one had a heart attack at the same time. | |
| And yeah, I mean, it happens. | |
| Apparently. | |
| Always has. | |
| It's always been this way. | |
| Didn't you see the fucking commercial? | |
| 126% increase in flight restrictions due to medical limitations. | |
| Oh, totally normal, guys. | |
| We're being killed off, right? | |
| We're being culled. | |
| This is obvious. | |
| Say what it is. | |
| We're being culled. | |
| He says Murdoch thinks some pilots are ticking time bombs and claims many are not declaring ill health. | |
| He said they're not reporting brain fog, heart flutters, dizzy spells because they don't want to lose their jobs. | |
| That's good. | |
| It's good stuff. | |
| Let me check these chats and then. | |
| Oh, I missed a whole bunch here. | |
| Gen C says they can't control information. | |
| Internet sucks. | |
| Yeah, it does. | |
| Mine is, you know, it's being weird today. | |
| That was a weird little hiccup. | |
| It was probably the NSA. | |
| It's probably them. | |
| Madam Breezy says, give me your belt. | |
| What? | |
| What do you mean, my belt? | |
| For whipping? | |
| Like, what do you mean? | |
| Do you want to be whipped? | |
| Frank, go whipper. | |
| Whip. | |
| Amber says, people think homesteading is easy. | |
| It's not. | |
| No, it's a lot of work. | |
| Who thinks it's easy? | |
| Who thinks doing all that shit yourself is easy? | |
| I don't. | |
| I would never say that. | |
| People think they'll just figure it out overnight. | |
| Always makes me laugh. | |
| Fellow dags, make friends with farmers while you still can. | |
| Or learn how to farm yourself. | |
| Because we're going to get pushed out of all this stuff, man. | |
| That's the whole point. | |
| That's why you got to circle up and find like-minded people and network together with them and build your own communities because the ones that we inherited don't belong to us anymore. | |
| They belong to other people. | |
| And it's not going to be there for you when you need it because you're white. | |
| You didn't hear the kids? | |
| Those are high school kids. | |
| That's what's being taught in high school. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Just thought of something creepy. | |
| I'm going to save it for the end. | |
| It's not good. | |
| It's actually kind of scary. | |
| I'm just going to scare everybody and leave like I'm Art Bell. | |
| Zeinel says, didn't expect you on. | |
| New season will be a banger. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, they're all crazy. | |
| Every year that goes by is crazier than the last one. | |
| He says, thanks to the fringe minority for the support. | |
| Give Sengo for Elijah's funeral is almost at goal. | |
| Might be turning into a malpractice suit, I think he meant to say. | |
| Don't know yet. | |
| Keep up the good work. | |
| Love from Vancouver Island. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| Juck Jenstein says, please queue up Pantera after that shit. | |
| I don't think I have any off the top of my head ready to go. | |
| There was. | |
| Oh, X and or Trip says, please take my money, put it towards the shipping costs for my kick-ass birthday gift. | |
| What's that? | |
| Thanks for all you do. | |
| Good to see you back. | |
| Thank you, man. | |
| What else? | |
| Just make sure I didn't miss anybody as we scroll up. | |
| No, I think we've reached the end. | |
| Oh. | |
| Jay Con says, God, family, and close friends, it's all that matters. | |
| The weather bell in all these countries has been chiming in for a long time. | |
| Segregation will probably happen again, but globally. | |
| Should I join the party and just watch sports ball? | |
| As long as you know what's happening, there's no harm in enjoying some sports ball once in a while. | |
| I mean, these guys that are like, they don't know what's happening. | |
| They're not even in the game. | |
| They're like in their mid, late 30s, 40s, or even their 20s. | |
| Like they're grown men, and they don't have a foot in the door of reality of what's going on. | |
| Like the world around them is, they're not involved. | |
| They've checked out. | |
| They're just involved in entertaining themselves. | |
| They want to watch entertainment. | |
| They want to live vicariously through other better men than them, more successful, more stronger, more athletic, more driven, more dedicated, more focused, better men than them. | |
| They'd rather live through them watching them play sports on TV, talking about them playing sports, wondering which sports they're going to sport next and how much sportsing they're going to do. | |
| And they have no concern for anything else that's going on. | |
| So they've essentially dedicated the totality of their energy, their life force, everything they're going to do, have done, will do. | |
| All of it gravitates around sports ball. | |
| that's a complete waste of a life that's a complete waste of a man um yeah Let's see. | |
| Lost Nation says rat tail liberals control the narrative. | |
| That's right. | |
| Expose the rat tail. | |
| And he says, oh, boy, Haitians. | |
| I can't wait for Haitian gangs in my hood. | |
| How diverse and cool. | |
| Yeah, they've got voodoo. | |
| And they're into weird drugs and voodoo and stuff. | |
| Maybe you'll get some Haitian zombie gang violence. | |
| They're known to be very peaceful. | |
| All right. | |
| We all caught up. | |
| Almost. | |
| Gen C says we have a friend named Derek. | |
| We are moving into the dungeon. | |
| I don't know what that means. | |
| I disavow any knowledge of dungeons. | |
| Island Jason says, thanks for another great relief. | |
| Glad to see you back. | |
| Thanks, man. | |
| All right. | |
| Let's get out of here. | |
| Let's fucking queue up the exit. | |
| I just basically talked for three hours and it flew by. | |
| That's good because I'm glad it's over. | |
| As are many of you. | |
| As are all of you. | |
| Where's my stupidity? | |
| Right. | |
| Okay. | |
| Okay. | |
| Anyway, I'm going to go through these one more time because there's something else I wanted to say. | |
| Yeah, there's fucking psychopath. | |
| There it is. | |
| I was looking for this earlier. | |
| I thought I was making it up. | |
| No, retailers heavily dependent on shopping frenzy. | |
| Day saw sales drop. | |
| Yep. | |
| She's not good, boys. | |
| Everybody's running out of money. | |
| More to the point. | |
| Washington Examiner. | |
| Denver schools float the idea to adopt language justice to help non-English speakers avoid learning English. | |
| Yeah, that would be terrible. | |
| To move to the United States and have to speak English? | |
| My goodness, sir. | |
| That's outrageous. | |
| You know? | |
| Maybe they can get them a job on the internet. | |
| Maybe you can get a job with the IDF on the internet. | |
| They pay a lot. | |
| You can make a pretty good living just being a fucking troll like many of the people that we have to contend with every single day. | |
| Have you guys ever seen this? | |
| You heard of this? | |
| I put this in my sub stack. | |
| I was curious if anybody had commented on it. | |
| Nobody really caught it. | |
| This is from the Fighting Online Hate in 2020 by the Israeli military. | |
| And what it's displaying here is the compensation tables. | |
| So you get paid by the day, by new posts, post replies, secondary replies, 11 cents, 6 cents here. | |
| Engagement for replies, likes, and shares. | |
| All rates are in U.S. dollars. | |
| Minimum 30-day contributions are required for eligibility. | |
| Contributions must be in daily reply. | |
| Okay. | |
| Reposts, implies, and contributions, engagement. | |
| Okay. | |
| So basically, shilling the fucking narrative and towing the line can, in this sample breakdown, earn this imaginary agent of the fucking empire $5,615 for a month of being a dickhead on Twitter. | |
| Okay? | |
| So that's what you're up against. | |
| Understand that this is a professional war that's being fought. | |
| And while you're wasting your day arguing with some fucking loser who may or may not even be a real person, over 50 to 60% of internet traffic is bots now and algorithms. | |
| You might not even be arguing with a fucking human being. | |
| So think of that. | |
| And number two, this is a pay. | |
| You're literally paying them. | |
| You're giving them money. | |
| When these hate farming, like they'll create these threads, these massively inflammatory, you know, people can't help but comment on. | |
| That's the point. | |
| It draws these people in, and they're getting paid to do it. | |
| And then they can start narrative shaping. | |
| They get everybody one place. | |
| They get everybody's attention. | |
| And then they dogpile in, and they make sure everybody's thinking and saying the right thing. | |
| Oh, he's debunked that and he's debunking this. | |
| And that's a whole. | |
| This isn't an ordinary. | |
| It's an organic grassroots. | |
| Did you see Chris Sky? | |
| Was it the last stream I did? | |
| I can't remember. | |
| Was talking about how they paid thousands, tens of thousands of people to show up at this protest in Washington. | |
| They were paid to be there. | |
| They're paying for all of it. | |
| And you know what's really sick? | |
| You know what's really fucked up is this money that these people are being paid for. | |
| That's your tax money, especially if you're an American. | |
| They subsidize all this shit with Israel every fucking year. | |
| And they take the money from you. | |
| The money is borrowed from the Federal Reserve against the American taxpayer. | |
| The American taxpayer has to pay interest on the loan that went to Israel who gets it for free and uses it to pay people to smother your own citizens with your own fucking money. | |
| It's so diabolical and fucked up, you almost have to respect it if it wasn't so fucking gay. | |
| But it's pretty gay. | |
| So anyway, just, you know, keep that in mind when you're out there on the internet field of nonsense. | |
| And understand that there's a very good chance the person that you think you're trying to change their mind, they're just farming you for money. | |
| Or they're hired. | |
| They went around and these people will do it for fucking nothing. | |
| In Canada, especially. | |
| Let me tell you a story about Canada. | |
| These fucking Americans. | |
| I called a few of them out on it too. | |
| I posted the shit on their YouTube pages and they just deleted the posts and banned me, blocked me from their page. | |
| Someone sent this in to me, I want to say in like a June, it was around the summertime. | |
| I'm going to say May, June. | |
| And it was a program that the Canadian government was doing. | |
| I can't remember exactly what it was called, but it was something about content creators, influencer, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| But if you were doing encouraging people to go and get your experimental gene therapy injections, you could be given $5,000, $15,000, $20,000, even $50,000, $50,000 prizes and rewards and so on for all these things you do. | |
| And I was like, oh, that's funny. | |
| I'm obviously not going to be wanted to, nobody approached me for anything like that. | |
| But shortly after that, you would see Canadian YouTube personalities, Canadian media, the trailer park boys, all kinds of people just started that were not political, that had nothing to say, were not part of the conversation, were not engaged or involved in the narrative at all, were minding their own fucking business. | |
| And one guy's channel, for example, he was a fucking farmer. | |
| He did farming videos and talked about the fucking weather, boy, out here. | |
| Holy damn fucking Saskatchewan weather like that. | |
| Oh, and by the way, it's time to go get vaccinated, everyone. | |
| Uh-huh. | |
| So you sold everybody out for what was it, 20 grand? | |
| Fucking don't even, they don't even pay them much, man. | |
| Fucking nothing. | |
| They'll sell you out for a fucking used car. | |
| That's all it took. | |
| That's all it took these fucking people, man. | |
| So you, you, it's a labor of love. | |
| You have to kind of be willing to do this, you know, at extreme personal loss, because it's not a lot of help on the other side. | |
| That's over. | |
| War is probably over. | |
| Ukraine's all over. | |
| All right. | |
| Okay, we'll get into this. | |
| This is the last clip and then. | |
| Because, you know, the millionaires and the professionals are looking out for you. | |
| Another sort of junk fee, and that is non-sufficient fund fees charged by banks or the NSF fees that you may have experienced. | |
| These fees, which can currently be as high as $50 with no limit to how many times they can be applied, disproportionately impact Canadians with low income or those who may not have access to overdraft protection due to their credit history. | |
| What is her job right now? | |
| I know that's a non-but I can't remember what her position is. | |
| What she's saying, what they're doing here is asking the bank to drop insufficient fund overdraft fees penalties for customers because it's about to be wintertime and everybody's fucking broke. | |
| They know this. | |
| That's how bad it is that our government has to get on TV and plead with the banks. | |
| Hey, can you not? | |
| Because everybody can't eat anymore because we're fucking stupid and ran the economy into the ground. | |
| Oh, and we're bringing in millions of more people too. | |
| Somehow we're going to have to feed and house and clothe and take care of all the fucking them too. | |
| And again, while getting rid of the white people. | |
| So we've got a lot of work to do. | |
| Or those who may not have access to overdraft protection due to their credit history. | |
| In an age where automated Withdrawals are so frequently used for paying bills, Canadians should not have to carry the additional burden of worrying about an extra $50 that will come out of their account if their payment for their hydro bill does not go through. | |
| We would like to see Canadian financial institutions respond. | |
| Yeah, because they're the problem. | |
| When's the last time you think she ever regarded $50 as anything to worry about? | |
| How long do you think it's been since she remembers what it was like to not have at least a million dollars? | |
| Oh, she's going to help you out. | |
| She's going to try and get the banks to not charge your overdraft when you go into the fucking red this winter, keeping the fucking lights on. | |
| Thanks, Anita. | |
| Couldn't have done it without you. | |
| I'm going to get the lambs out. | |
| If you even think that politics is the way out of this, I don't know. | |
| You're not even paying attention. | |
| You're not even close to the fucking where the game is. | |
| You have no idea what's going on. | |
| And like I said, they're children. | |
| There's one of the special counselors assigned to Trump. | |
| I just thought this was interesting. | |
| Demanded info on American citizens. | |
| He wanted lists made of who favored and retweeted Trump's tweets. | |
| It's that petty. | |
| It's that ridiculous. | |
| It's gotten to be that preposterous. | |
| I mean, it's not shocking. | |
| Look at the people we listen to. | |
| Look at the people we hold up as authority. | |
| They do this in front of your face. | |
| For years, since before I was born, this piece of shit's been getting away with this. | |
| And still, right now, there's people who swear up and down. | |
| Oh, they know. | |
| They know they've got a magic book. | |
| You just don't know the good word. | |
| You just don't understand. | |
| You don't get it. | |
| Oh, I get it. | |
| You don't get it. | |
| If you take away the Soviet Union and its chief proxy, the PLO, international terrorism would collapse. | |
| If you take out Saddam, Saddam's regime, I guarantee you that it will have enormous positive reverberations on the region. | |
| Obviously, we'd like to see a regime change, at least I would, in Iran, just as I would like to see in Iraq. | |
| The question now is a practical question. | |
| What is the best place to proceed? | |
| It's not a question of whether Iraq's regime should be taken out, but when should it be taken out. | |
| It's not a question of whether you'd like to see a regime change in Iran, but how do The answer is categorically yes. | |
| Did we miss anybody? | |
| Oh, we did? | |
| The two nations that are vying, competing with each other, who will be the first to achieve nuclear weapons, is Iraq and Iran. | |
| But a third nation, by the way, is Libya as well. | |
| Libya is an interesting list he's got there here, guys. | |
| Trying very rapidly to build an atomic bomb capability. | |
| All right, that's why we're into Libya also, if you didn't know. | |
| Atomic bombs, new Hitler, Holocaust, and just Steven Spielberg violin music. | |
| All right? | |
| Never question anything. | |
| Just remember the piles of shoes. | |
| Have we here now? | |
| Three names. | |
| All stand together to stop Iran's march of conquest, subjugation, and terror. | |
| Iran has done no conquesting. | |
| All of that was done by Zionist ambitions over the last 20 years. | |
| They've destroyed... | |
| How many countries have we destroyed now, guys? | |
| Iran do that? | |
| Why are we doing this? | |
| no matter on which side of the aisle you sit, you stand with Israel. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Standing ovation goes on for quite a while. | |
| They just can't get enough. | |
| It matters, right? | |
| Look at all the millionaires. | |
| Look how happy they are. | |
| They love it. | |
| What fucking world are we living in right now? | |
| In just this year, 2,500 police officers walked away from the NYPD. | |
| I'm not even going to read. | |
| That's all you need to know. | |
| 2,500. | |
| 2,516 to be exact. | |
| That is a 43% increase over 2018. | |
| The number of cops quitting before they reach the 20 years required to collect their pensions also skyrocketed from 509 to 2020 to 1,000 this year, an alarming 104% increase. | |
| Gee, I wonder what could be happening. | |
| And where does it end? | |
| When are we diverse enough? | |
| When is the colonization guilt over? | |
| Like, where does the end state? | |
| Well, they never really mention one, is there? | |
| There's just progress. | |
| We need to make progress. | |
| We need to be progressive. | |
| We need to be inclusive and tolerant. | |
| That's why we have the flags of all the things that we have to be progressive and tolerant towards. | |
| It's just one problem. | |
| You're not on it. | |
| You're not part of that. | |
| And I thought this in the mall. | |
| I was looking today, and I saw these people. | |
| And, you know, there's a few. | |
| There's probably 20 or so, 25 of them, a little crew of these people, 70s, 80s year old. | |
| You know, they're probably all out. | |
| Know each other. | |
| If I'm lucky to be that age, there won't be half that many people. | |
| There might only be 10 or 12 of us. | |
| If that. | |
| Because our generation had way less children, way less people. | |
| Like, we're top heavy. | |
| The majority of white people are over the age of 50. In the West. | |
| In the West. | |
| What's it going to look like when I'm 70 and 80 years old? | |
| What kind of mall am I going to stumble through as an old man with a fucking old army jacket and a walker? | |
| Am I even going to be allowed in there? | |
| Probably not. | |
| But then the really shitty thing is to think about what kind of situation will be children in here. | |
| Who are they gonna go sit around the world? | |
| Maybe they'll only have each other. | |
| The way this fucking place is going. | |
| There's a story. | |
| This is a crazy thing to think about. | |
| There's a book. | |
| It's called The Last of the Mohicans. | |
| And that concept, just the cover of it, just the idea, just the sentence, always bothered me. | |
| The concept of being the last one. | |
| Like, where's all the rest of it? | |
| Oh, they're gone. | |
| Admit, the last one. | |
| That would be the most lonely and terrifying feeling in the world. | |
| So, pretty much no matter what happens, you want to avoid that. | |
| You want to avoid a last in the Mohican scenario. | |
| That's why you have to find your friends and group up and, you know, make each other, you know, everyone needs to make each other part of their lives again. | |
| We need to live like a community again and live like people that give a shit about each other again. | |
| Because if we don't, the social safety nets and the kind of intrinsic systems that we have that people would, you know, where we would normally see and interact with each other and come together and spend time together with each other, those are all going away. | |
| People aren't going out to, you know, hockey games and ball games. | |
| They're not going downtown anymore. | |
| They're not going to markets and bars. | |
| It's not fucking safe. | |
| It's chaos in mayhem and bedlam. | |
| Everyone's being isolated and atomized and squirted away. | |
| And sooner or later, if you're not proactive about building and maintaining some sort of local network, you may find yourself on the outside looking in. | |
| And no one's going to let you in. | |
| You're a piece of shit, remember? | |
| You've got your inherent whiteness, your weapons of whiteness. | |
| But that's just the way it is. | |
| That's life. | |
| It's always been like that. | |
| It's always a struggle. | |
| There's always the haves and the have-nots. | |
| There's always stuff that everybody wants, and people are taking it at the expense of others. | |
| And it's just how it is. | |
| Right now, the shoe is on this foot. | |
| In the future, it could be on another foot. | |
| But right now, it is where it is. | |
| And you always have to fight for things you want. | |
| You always have to fight for, you know, even just to maintain, even just to keep the things you have, you have to fight for those. | |
| If you don't want to fight, you will lose. | |
| You will lose everything. | |
| That's why I titled the stream that. | |
| I kind of had that, was thinking that thought today. | |
| That's kind of the essence of life in some schools of thought. | |
| Kampf is the German word for fight or struggle or battle. | |
| Lieben is life. | |
| To fight is to live, and to live is to fight. | |
| Once you stop doing one, you stop doing the other two. | |
| I am the light of the truth. | |
| You give up fighting, that's you surrendering. | |
| That's you dying. | |
| If you're still fighting, you're still alive. | |
| And that's what life's all about. | |
| Pushing the boulder uphill until we can't anymore. | |
| I'm 37. I've got a pretty strong back. | |
| I can do this for a little while yet. | |
| So. | |
| I can do this for a little while. | |
| We're going to have to flex these out a little bit in some of these little groups of guys that work together. | |
| We're going to have to work on evolving this a little bit. | |
| More fall. | |
| Stand by. | |
| More fall. | |
| I will not ask very to molest you. | |
| But he might tuck you in. | |
| That's something he might do. | |
| I don't know if he's on. | |
| You don't have to go home and you can't stay here. | |
| I need to go eat and fucking lay down. | |
| I'm in corn all day in the next two days. | |
| Pray for everyone's safety. | |
| All right. | |
| That's it, guys. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| Appreciate you. | |
| RagingDissident.com for all of you. | |
| All of my social media links to all of my channels, my stuff and my things. | |
| The Telegram page linked is on the website as everything else is. | |
| Something else when I forgot all about it. | |
| Doesn't matter. | |
| Alright! | |
| I'm big to the center. | |
| I'm safe in your disguise. | |
| Anything else? | |
| Haitians. | |
| Enjoy the Haitians. | |
| What's happening, man? | |
| It's the Whalens Columbians. | |
| As long as they're not Canadian. | |
| As long as they came from somewhere else. | |
| And they're going to take up space and resources from you, as long as that's what's happening. | |
| We don't care about anything else. | |
| All right, I'm going to bed. | |
| Thanks, guys, RangingDistant.com. | |
| Six-septive Tyrannus, Puppet! | |
| Phil. | |
| Phil. | |
| I don't want to hear one of these secret drug deals. | |
| You said you were nothing. | |
| We have liability, Phil. | |
| We have liability. | |
| You can't be doing that anymore. | |
| I'm waking. | |
| I'm showing you. | |
| Shining on you. | |
| That's my life. | |
| A witness. | |
| I'm a dog night. | |
| You'll take this. | |
| I'm your spotlight. | |
| I know your every move. | |
| I got my eye on you. | |
| I know your every move. | |
| I got my eye on you. | |
| you. | |
| I know you're every move. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| I am the light of the truth. | |
| The one who sees right through. | |
| I know you're every move. | |
| I got my eye on you. | |
| You won't bury it down. | |
| I'll follow you to the sun. | |
| I got my eye on you. | |
| I got my eye on you. | |
| You're weak, shiny. | |
| Shut on you. | |
| Sparkled, I'm a witness. | |
| I'm a dark night, you're sickening. | |
| I got my eye on you I got my eye on you We'll be right | |
| back. | |
| No, Phil. | |
| Oh, well. | |
| No. | |
| No, it meant uniforms, Phil. | |
| Black and tans meant the uniforms of the British. | |
| Oh my god. | |
| It didn't mean to let me steal walked all over us. | |
| I mean, they are stabbing people, though. | |
| Every single night when he'd tell him to come home tight, he'd invite the neighbors out with his clothes. | |
| No, he's got one of their little hats on. | |
| He's got black pants on. | |
| He's just sucker punching and kicking people everywhere. | |
| It looks just like that McGregor video. | |
| Look at the bookcaps. | |
| People are getting launched. | |
| This guy went through a two-story window. | |
| He's got glass in his neck. | |
| No, this is definitely murder. | |
| There's dead people for sure, man. | |
| No, no, they're not being pussies. | |
| That guy's dead. | |
| He went through a second-story window, Phil. | |
| You murdered him. | |
| I don't know if he was native to Ireland or not. | |
| You just said dead. | |
| Again, Phil, it meant the uniforms of the British, the black and tan. | |
| Oh, my lord. | |
| No, Phil, the Irish did not invent race wars. | |
| You're going to proudly leave. | |
| Noah started it. | |
| You're going to finish it anyway, though. | |
| But you're going to finish it anyway. | |
| Okay, well. | |
| I'm going to bed. | |
| Enjoy your race war of the fucking green fields of Sanders. | |
| Tell her how the IRA made you run like hell away. | |
| I am kind of jealous of this. |