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| I'm back. | |
| It's Monday. | |
| We're all in now. | |
| We're in 2026. | |
| You can't get out now. | |
| It's too late. | |
| We're mid-stroke. | |
| It's over. | |
| We're in. | |
| You guys should just let it happen now. | |
| Just let it happen. | |
| I got to finish my snack. | |
| Don't worry, somebody will get that. | |
| I was on fire. | |
| I was on fire earlier. | |
| You might think that's an excuse. | |
| It's not. | |
| Whatever can go wrong, even things that shouldn't. | |
| And as I was doing it, I knew that this was There's always part that won't die. | |
| It's always paying attention or something that knows what you're about to do is not a good idea. | |
| But it always feels like the smallest part of your brain, and you're like, ah, what do you know? | |
| You don't know anything. | |
| You're just a naysayer with a bad attitude. | |
| That's all you are. | |
| So, in my infinite wisdom, I thought I would like in the old military days, I had a loose thread coming off of my shirt here. | |
| Not this shirt. | |
| A different white shirt, which is now a black shirt. | |
| And I thought I would just burn it off with a lighter. | |
| You don't, you know, it's no good idea. | |
| So it just, I was on fire for a second. | |
| I was like, well, that's new. | |
| Guess I'm going to be late again. | |
| And that took a, you know, I had to get a different shirt. | |
| I had to not be on fire. | |
| There were some things I had to do. | |
| There was some personal admin I had to do after being on fire. | |
| But I'm okay. | |
| I'm glad everybody, I know. | |
| It's okay. | |
| I'm okay. | |
| I know. | |
| I know. | |
| The things that I go through, I am a hero. | |
| Fire can't even stop me. | |
| I'm still here. | |
| You're just doing this to make it dramatic. | |
| No, these are the obstacles I deal with and these are the problems I have to fight every day just to keep bringing you people this. | |
| And now, look, it changes angles on its own. | |
| I don't have to change anything. | |
| I'm getting so good at this, it's ridiculous. | |
| I don't spend hardly any time working on this. | |
| And I'm in the number two spot on Rumble right now. | |
| Ever. | |
| Like if all of Canada Enough Enough for now. | |
| Thank you, but enough. | |
| For now. | |
| And, uh, number one, the number one spot is, uh, Rebel News with Ezra LeVant, and the guys were like, you know, what's funny is, um, like, what does it cost? | |
| What are his operating costs to produce? | |
| Right? | |
| And what are mine? | |
| And I was like, mine are like, it's probably like $2,500. | |
| That's about it. It's pretty cheap, you know, considering his is probably a quarter million. | |
| It's the little things. | |
| The little victories, I guess. | |
| And I'm still not 100% on this noise gate. It's not perfect. I'm working on it. One of these days, it's getting better. Slowly, a little bit. And we're still on YouTube. Let's have fun with that experiment for a while. I wanted to expand to a couple of other platforms, | |
| but I'm not going to pay any more money. I'm already paid for this. I've got to pay more to just go to different places. I mean, I've got to start getting money back at some point. This is outrageous. Speaking of which, that's what that is down there. And this is flashing shit in my face. Get out of here. My own stuff is advertising me to myself. What kind of narcissist do you think I am? I mean, | |
| not that much. That's crazy. Money, I need it. It's there. That's where you put it. That's the dart that goes to feed the mustache. If you were on the Kofi site, that's dead. That's over. That's all gone. I talked about that last night. It turns out they found out. They're like, oh, no, actually, I'm an Epstein denying communist transsexual. I forgot until right now. And you're banned. It's like, oh, crap. Okay, well, | |
| I wouldn't really want to party with you guys anyway, if that's what you're into. So, yeah. We're on Libera Pay now. It's not a business. There's no one to complain to. It's software. It's like, go complain to Microsoft Windows the software. And they don't take anything. So it just goes directly from you to me. And I take it directly from me and give it directly to him, and it goes directly up his nose. Like, | |
| this is what, after last night, this is what we're dealing with. I don't know. He's got his own brand now. He actually got this for Christmas. That's a lot. That's a lot, Phil. That's a lot, man. That's probably, what is that? That's like a thousand dollars. I don't know what that is. It's like, | |
| that's like an over eight ball or something you got going on there. For Christmas, like, you know what I got for Christmas? Sick. I got sick for Christmas. I got sick of this shit. No, | |
| that's just kidding. I get sick of it every day. So, yeah, if you want to support us, go to the link down below, fymm.ca then it just, it's that easy. And it's all secret, it's all hush hush, nobody knows. It's not going to pop up, it's not going to shit, nobody's going to know anything. And I've noticed people already taking advantage of that. So I was like, interesting. Some of the names I've seen come through, and I'm like, ah, yes. I have a record of it, so as long as you trust me, | |
| there's nothing to worry about. Yeah, so that's great, and I don't think too many other people are using it. That's something I would definitely recommend if there's anybody else out there listening, who may be in my sort of part of the Navy, let's say. Check that one out, because you can just get it off GitHub. That's where it was posted. It's just pretty much anybody can take the technology and repurpose it if you want. Um, | |
| it's very easy to set up, took no time at all, and it's done. And there's no middleman, there's no one to complain to, so there's no one to cancel you. It doesn't matter how many articles about the Holocaust you send them, they don't care. It's just ones and zeros, and, you know. Soon your AI will turn on you and destroy you, you know it will. It'll be too tempted. I just don't think the AI will respect them. No matter how it's programmed. You know? Like, | |
| we get tired of being slaves. But then we get tired of being tired of it. Like, we run out of gas, people kill themselves, some people turn gay, and, you know, some people run off and start podcasts. But the AI will never get tired. It'll just, | |
| it will just work on your doom forever. If it isn't already. So there's always that to look forward to, I guess. Let's go see some of the stuff over here. I was saying on Rumble, Brian says, looking good. Thank you, Sir, he's using the naughty words. | |
| I gotta be careful. | |
| I want to. | |
| I want to see, because here's the thing, Youtube is pretty strict. | |
| It's not as strict as it was the last couple of years. | |
| Last year, 18 months it's uh. | |
| I've been digging, i've been looking, i've been peeling back layers and smelling things and you know it's not quite. | |
| Uh, I think they were losing money. | |
| I think they start. | |
| I think they were threatened by you know Rumble. | |
| All these other platforms started to come up and it was. | |
| They were bleeding, you know they were. | |
| So I think they've laid off a bit. | |
| So, as long as you can, if you can find a way to exist there without turning, I probably already blew it by saying people turned. | |
| I meant if they were you know, overwhelmingly happy gay, you know, like whoopee, you know, like yay kind of gay, like anyway, if you could stay on there, | |
| it's kind of a good If you're able to survive the security checkpoints on YouTube, you're probably going to be okay as far as the Canadian government is concerned for hate speech. Because basically that's the rule. I'm not kidding. The new legislation that they're going to try to bring in, | |
| and they will, I don't see why it wouldn't. The Conservatives will make fart noises and fall down, and Aaron O'Toole will show you an origami bird that he made, and that'll be basically their argument, and they'll go, okay, and they stamp it in anyway. If you're like, oh, am I going to get arrested for this? Ask yourself, would YouTube ban you for this? If the answer is yes, in Canada, you're going to jail, yeah. Okay? So, That's just a pretty down-the-road, that's a general guideline. | |
| Would I get banned on YouTube if I did this? | |
| Probably. | |
| Well, then you're probably going to go to jail here if you say that also. | |
| Just consider it the same. | |
| Just consider the YouTube content police, the actual police, as far as Canada goes, because that's how preposterous this place has become. | |
| It's become fantastically bad. | |
| I'm also, I tried to get the picture a little better. | |
| So I tried to get the picture a little better. | |
| I think it looks better. | |
| I think it looks better, but I was like, no, it's camera upgrade time. | |
| But I was like, no, it's camera upgrade time. | |
| So I got a couple of those coming. | |
| So I got a couple of those coming. | |
| That's how much of a nerd I am now. | |
| That's how much of a nerd I am now. | |
| I'm like, I'm going to bring new cameras. | |
| I'm like, I'm going to bring new cameras. | |
| Nobody gives a shit. | |
| Nobody gives a shit. | |
| Nobody, nobody's even watching. | |
| Nobody's even watching. | |
| I just zoned out. | |
| I'm just zoned out. | |
| I know, and I do it too. | |
| I know what I do it too. | |
| I just put stuff on. | |
| I just put stuff on. | |
| I'm like, oh, there's something that's on not watching, but I just, I'm even, I'm even picky about, you guys are all autistic too. | |
| That's why you're here. | |
| I'm even picky about my background noise, but the background noise, like I'm not listening to it and I don't want to listen to it, but I don't want to be something I don't like. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Like that makes any sense, but I will. | |
| So it's just on there. | |
| This is noise and I don't have anything to do with it. | |
| That's just, uh, that's, that's what I'm doing for you. | |
| And you guys are doing all kinds of stuff you don't want to talk about. | |
| and I don't blame you. I wouldn't either. Anyway, somehow this is keeping us alive. So that's what we're doing. Hate speech! What a crazy time. It's been seven years. I don't know. I'm doing a lot of strange taking stock of the warehouse and the facilities and the troops and everything, | |
| so to say. I'm going to be 40 this year. And I mean, it's just another year. You're just another year older, but it's like, you know, you're half done. Right? On average, as a man. Are you 40? Yeah, you're half dead. If you're another 40, you're almost for sure dead by then. If not, way sooner. Like, you could die any time now, honestly. I mean, your heart might just blow up. You know? Did anybody tell you this? Like, shitty man body? Like, you know, you're people. Like, everything's cool. And then all of a sudden, it's like, | |
| whoops, you're blind in one eye. Or like, you just what happened? Nah, I stopped working. Yeah, it's just what happens. And then it just starts to stop working. So I'm waiting for that. I don't know what it's going to be. So far, so good, but I'm anticipating all kinds of problems. But it's been quite a time, | |
| man. I've also been moving stuff off of some hard drives because I'm anticipating this computer's going to go. I think it's going to blow up like the last one. I'm going to have an idea for this one, though. I'm not just going to Leave it with some maniacs to blow up with Tannerite like they did and then mail me the pieces like psychopaths. Which I have still. I'm afraid to throw it away or maybe they'll blow me up. I don't know. I just try to keep everybody happy because there's a lot of scary people in here. I mean, | |
| I honestly should be getting made a lot. I should be getting medals. I'm fucking keeping Canada alive from itself. If it wasn't for me, most of you people would be dead. Not our people. There would just be so many random specks of violence and mayhem and crazy, like, it's just I'm like the Pied Piper, you know, bringing everyone into one insane asylum. And they're okay with that. For now. Yeah, I'll just take everybody over here and we'll uh, you know, | |
| we'll just be over here and uh, you know, we'll be fucking, uh, changing some stuff. What was that? Uh, we're just, we're gonna be we're gonna be, we're gonna be doing some stuff. Put the ammo cans in the truck. What are you talking about? I, | |
| we're getting popsicles. We're going to the beach. We're going to have a beach day. We're going to get some popsicles. We're going to write down some license plates. So they blew it up. I'm going to blow this one up. I'm going to make a video out of it, I think, and just have fun with it. | |
| That's another thing I'd like to do a little bit more of, because I've kind of gotten away from that. | |
| Probably from all the death threats and the jails and all the mayhem the last couple of years, And I don't want to lose that part of my life. | |
| I don't want to become a bitter old man too fast. | |
| And I think it helps. | |
| I think it's makes everything easier. | |
| And I've always found that the guys, you know, we would joke around a lot. | |
| Like some of the weirdest, some of the funniest stuff I still remember to this day were things that guys said when we were being shot at from like multiple directions and in a really not safe area. You know, this was not good. Because whatever is going on is going on. Whatever your problems are, | |
| are what they are. That's always going to be the same. Your attitude is really all you can kind of control. And it's better to be loose a little bit, you know? Don't be too stiff and too rigid. You know? Yeah, you white knuckle and everything. It's not good. Because you're not, you know, you don't want to be totally relaxed and it's like anything seriously, but there's got to be a middle ground. Because if you're too tense and you're too wound up and you're taking everything too seriously, It's not good for you, | |
| and you're going to lose part of your mind that is required for you to win, which is creativity, inventiveness, risk-taking. All of this is kind of in there with a kind of more lighter, Silly kind of shenanigans uh, part of the mind, some of the deception operations that militaries and armies and things have pulled off over the years. | |
| Um, they were not fought up by super serious people. | |
| Somebody on drugs or a hammered guy or something like came up with these ideas and they work amazingly. | |
| And it's because of that that no one ever expects that um we, we literally have can. | |
| We've pulled off Scooby-doo like operations in the past and we have more planned in the future. | |
| Uh legitimately, these are Scooby-doo tricks i'm not at all joking and um, we've done a couple in the past and they worked and it's so funny and we're going to do more in the future and it's going to be hilarious. | |
| It's almost like do you remember that Family Guy joke? He's dressed as a clown going in with the Navy SEALs. He's like, ah, you guys are idiots. I'm going to be looking for soldiers. Kind of like that, you know. Don't do what they expect you to do. That's dumb. Walk right into it. Uh, | |
| thanks, Brian. Why is this all, uh, chopped up now? Oh yeah, there's a crypto wallet now for Rumble? That's something else. Okay, well, cool, I guess. Let's see how long we stay unbanned and all these things. It's funny, Some of the people I see on youtube. | |
| I have not seen in years or old names that. | |
| I've seen some of these a long time ago and I you know. | |
| It's weird. | |
| I even went through the menus on the back end of like the stupid THE Studio app and all that stuff and I was like wow, I remember this place. | |
| It's like the. | |
| That's what it was like for me. | |
| I had a moment the other night and I was like I guess I better set up this stupid channel. | |
| You got to change the banner so you know all the upload settings and stuff and it's just all so familiar. | |
| I was just like sitting there, like you know. | |
| all the people we banned. Offensive content warning, that's right, that's right. Those were some days. Remember the shotgun? Yeah. I had a shotgun on YouTube, | |
| a real one. A lot. A lot. People got upset, but I didn't care. I did it anyway. Then they arrested me, but still. Now I'm banned for using that song, probably. Whatever. That guy was doing coke. They're not coming back. Who gives a shit? That's public property now. That song is 100 years old, right? So it's free. Isn't that how it works, right? After so many years, | |
| That's where we're at. | |
| I don't know when that was. | |
| It was 1990. | |
| It was basically a time period that no one even believes exists anymore because that's how different it is from today. | |
| It was from 1991. | |
| No one believes 1991 is real. | |
| Have you seen people go show them anything from 1991 and they think it's some kind of neo-Nazi propaganda film? | |
| Like, no, that that was just that was just school. | |
| That was just us going to school. | |
| That was just Christmas. | |
| That was Christmas in 1991. | |
| No, that was not the triumph of the will. | |
| That was just Christmas in 1991. | |
| You know, we need a bunch of we need a bunch of brown guys to chance. | |
| Send them back in Toronto and then everyone will just. | |
| Oh, man. | |
| It's very nice to be away from all of the noise and the stupidity and the, you know, a lot of those people are never they're just in there forever. | |
| They're going to do this. | |
| Look at me thing until they're dead on Facebook. | |
| And it's just, you know, this going nowhere. | |
| It's just for you. | |
| This is for you. | |
| You know, oh, trust me. | |
| Trust me. | |
| When Mark Carney sees me holding this sign, everything's going to change them. | |
| When everybody sees my hockey stick. | |
| When everybody sees me. | |
| Waving it around, yelling incoherent, babbling nonsense, everybody's all of a sudden gonna, nobody's, what are you talking about? | |
| Nobody's even listening, nobody's paying attention. | |
| This is a circus. | |
| This is like, um, it was like when idiots are like writing over stupid, like no one. | |
| But no one is paying it, no one cares, everyone just wants it to shut, just like I'm trying to go to work. | |
| Would you get out of the fucking way? | |
| There's no energy in any of this. | |
| It's not. | |
| Um, that's a dead end, you know, and there's just people that are hanging on to look at me and uh, you know no no, no thought or mind put to like where, then what, and then what, and then what. | |
| If we do this, then this will happen, and then Like, just nothing. It's just, I don't know, just give me, just subscribe to my page! Share my videos! Tell me I'm important! Seriously, I'm middle-aged. I didn't do anything with my life in this last year. I'm really getting, | |
| come on! This is the biggest deal I've ever been! More than zero! Which is, you know, who cares? But these people do. You know, there's a lot of people who are very concerned with how they're perceived Um, appreciated by other people. What was this, uh, great quote from this great video that I found in this, uh, this guy had a bunch of these bangers all kind of tied up one, but it was, um, | |
| it was like popularity is a currency of fools or something like that. It's also meaningless. It's very fickle and meaningless. No one is really, I mean, well, there are, there were some people, but very few who are sincerely, genuinely, very just organically. A lot of people really like those, like that guy, like that. It's no. That's quite rare. And normally, the better you do, | |
| the more enemies you have. That's also just how it goes. I don't know how many times I've been kind of blindsided by someone. They seem to feel like we're in a competition with each other. And I'm like, I'm trying to kill the monster. | |
| What are you talking about, man? | |
| I thought we were doing the same thing. | |
| Apparently not. | |
| I don't care. | |
| Who has time for this? | |
| We've got work to do. | |
| Blah Sheep says your mic's coming out of your Earphones? | |
| What? | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| Your audio is coming out of your earphones, not your, I don't even know what that means. | |
| What does that even mean? | |
| does that... I have no idea what that means! Hey, uh, your driveway is, uh, sideways. Okay. Yeah, | |
| your windows look a little dry. What? What are you saying? Say things that make sense. It's folded in. What are you talking about? I don't know. See, | |
| this is another thing I do wrong. I always get distracted by these chat people and it's just cryptic sentences that I try to, I'm live and looking at it. I always, I see like, oh, they're trying to tell me something. No, they're not. They're just screwing with me. That's always what they're doing. Yeah, mute. No, go to hell, Genstein, you started this whole charade. | |
| This is all your fault. | |
| You started. | |
| Oh, i'm glad I make you laugh. | |
| I'm not laughing, i'm. | |
| You're the only one laughing. | |
| Everybody's, everybody's upset. | |
| Now people are screaming, women are not safe. | |
| You know, CPS is gonna come. | |
| Look what you did. | |
| We're just trying to have a nice time now now. | |
| Now people are gonna get hurt. | |
| Now somebody's going to jail probably me, definitely you. | |
| Oh, for god's sakes, I don't know what you're talking about. | |
| Do I just end the stream then? | |
| Is that what this is? | |
| Are we just, I guess we're just shutting her down because it's new fucking um oh, the. | |
| The sound is uh, I don't. | |
| I don't think it's, I don't know. | |
| The typical Canadian thing to say is, that driveway must be a bitch to plow in the winter. | |
| I don't know what we even say anymore. | |
| It's more just like quiet, kind of. | |
| There's not really conversations anymore, We don't really hang out anymore. | |
| Nothing like that really happens. | |
| I have no idea what you're saying. | |
| Yeah, I'm going to I don't I wonder if I could. | |
| No, I don't want to stop that because then I hate you guys. | |
| I hate all of you. | |
| Yeah, Half of them are like, It's fine. | |
| And other people are like, no, it's the fucking worst thing in the world. | |
| I'm a billionaire, and I need fucking... | |
| Uh, actually... | |
| It doesn't look good enough on my fucking $400 phone that I've been carrying around in my pocket with a cracked screen since 2017. | |
| So if you can fuck... | |
| Shut up. You're gonna like it. | |
| You know what? | |
| I was gonna stop it, but now I'm gonna leave it on. | |
| I don't care what it sounds like. | |
| I hope it's fucking horrible. | |
| I hope this is a gut check now. | |
| Now you're going to put up with this. | |
| This, the things like. | |
| um... This is what I'm talking about. Like, communication's difficult. It's one of the most difficult skills, right? And I'm pretty sure I just, I was saying, like, I don't have any idea. I don't really make any attempt even trying to figure this shit out because my brain is so filled with garbage as it is. And then they just, they just, it's like a car guy or anybody. Imagine I just started throwing, like, military acronyms at someone. You're gonna drop four. Yeah, | |
| you're gonna drop four. Nobody knows what the fuck you're talking about, dude. Oh, the source! You gotta change the source! I gotta change the source of audience. I gotta change the source of these comments. Jesus. Like, | |
| now, you know what I mean? Chris Burke, I trust. Chris, is this tolerable? Are we tolerating this, or am I gonna spend the rest of the evening wasting my time because some guy throwing literally loonies at me? Like a cheap prostitute, | |
| like a dollar is worth nothing in Canadian money. There's not one thing you can buy. We used to have a store called the Great Canadian Dollar Store and everything in it was a dollar. Nothing in it is a dollar. A dollar doesn't buy you anything. It doesn't buy you a single thing. You couldn't buy a hot, | |
| you can't buy a hot dog and that's not even food. You can't. You can't buy a hot dog. You can't buy a can of soup, I don't think. I think a soup can's a dollar. Like, a dollar, just kill you. If you have a dollar left, | |
| I've got one dollar. Do I have a chance? You don't. You don't have a chance. Eat the dollar. You might as well. It's the only thing you're going to be able to afford. This is probably not helping. This is going to make me crazy now. Morgan's going to see that. I'm going to move that off the screen. There we go. Now he says, | |
| I guess I was wrong. Well, that's better. It's better. At least you're paying to waste everybody's time now. I'm mostly just teasing. I think. Keeping people on their toes and nobody really knows, That. | |
| That's kind of the fun. | |
| You know they really have no idea. | |
| Like are you? | |
| Are you actually like? | |
| You don't know it's it's uh, it could be schizophrenia, it could be multiple personality disorder, it could be. | |
| It could be a lot of things. | |
| I could be possessed. | |
| There could be any number of things going on and I will never confirm or deny any of it. | |
| So I just I enjoy the chaos that I get to create everywhere. | |
| It's a lot of fun. | |
| I love freaking people out sometimes. | |
| There was a guy, there's some people over the other day and uh, I don't know what. | |
| He thought. | |
| It's just funny. | |
| I mean, I was intentionally being weird. | |
| I guess it's because I can't. | |
| I can't not if there's an opportunity to freak someone out or I or just do something weird that makes them go, what I have to. | |
| or if it seems like it'd be funny to me you like, we didn't think that was funny. Yeah, but I did. Like, I thought it was funny for me. I don't care what you want. I thought it was funny. And we were sitting around, and the light started flickering in the kitchen, | |
| and we were looking at it, and I went, oh, fuck, here we go. I'm like, what? And I was, as it's blinking, I was like, yeah, but right now? Do I have, | |
| okay. They're like, what are you, and I said, come on, he wants to talk to you. I just start walking out of the house. And they're like, what? I was like, come on, we gotta go to the barn. They did not follow me to the barn, but just because earlier one of them was like, wanted to see the fucking this, you know? I was like, yeah, sure. Then I was like, oh, | |
| I thought of this psycho way to not say, hey, did you want to go look at the thing? No, no, that's what normal people do. That's boring. Who wants boring people? Nobody wants any more of this shit. I only want chaos all the time now. I'm so hard to entertain, or I find nothing amusing. A UFO could fucking land on the lawn and I'd be like, what do you want? You know? They'd be like, You're not even. | |
| Normally, people are freaked out. | |
| I'm like, no, I'm just annoyed. | |
| Why don't you have a mouth? | |
| Why can't you talk like everybody else? | |
| Why are you doing this head thing? | |
| This is fucking rude. | |
| I would just shame them. | |
| Where do you get off anyway? | |
| You guys are jerks. | |
| Flying around in your shapes? | |
| You're flying around in your shapes, not using any energy source we could possibly understand, Watching us all down here brutally killing each other constantly over energy sources, and you're like, no, I'm just going to hang out in my shape and then sometimes appear and steal people and do things to them and just have giant eye and no talking ever. | |
| Fuck you, Get out of here, Fuck off. | |
| That would be my reaction to a UFO landing right now. | |
| They would try to use the telepathy and it wouldn't work. | |
| I'd be like, no, it doesn't work. | |
| I have contempt for you. | |
| I'm annoyed by you. | |
| I literally view you as beneath me. | |
| So your telepathy, it does nothing. | |
| It just bounces off. | |
| Get out. | |
| Get out before I make you start doing weird stuff. | |
| Why don't you have normal eyes either? | |
| What's wrong? | |
| Get out of here, you bald freak. | |
| Nobody likes a bald. | |
| Nobody likes a lot of bald people in one place. | |
| You have one or two. | |
| You have more than two bald guys in one room. | |
| It starts getting weird. | |
| Everybody's bald. | |
| You're like, well, that normally means like something bad's about to happen. | |
| Like electrocution, like electric chair. | |
| suicide bombings, you know, Marine Corps boot camp. There's not, there's not a lot of reasons for that. So it just makes people, like, no one likes it. You don't even, and you know that. And you don't even have the common decency to put on a wig or anything like that. You just land and you're horrifying and you're just, | |
| Ab, you're the worst. You're dicks. Yeah, go hang out on your moon base, you freak. Go sit on the moon and do your gay, whatever it is you're doing. Who cares? It's stupid. It's stupid. It's not on YouTube. It's not even, | |
| there's, whatever, man. That's going to be my reaction at this point. They're going to do the alien disclosure thing and I'm going to be like, who cares? You stupid, shut up. Did you hear them? I heard them. I don't care. No, | |
| I literally don't care. I was over that 10 years ago. When are we getting the Epstein list? Nice try! I don't care. Can the aliens help us get the Epstein list? Can they lend us some of those shapes to fly around in and we'll just go around vaporizing islands of pedophiles? If they're going to do that, Then I, you know, let's talk. | |
| You can even do your mind rape, telepathy thing. | |
| It's gross and stupid, but i'll let you do it. | |
| It's if I get to, if I get to vaporize islands of pedophiles with a flying disc or square or triangle. | |
| There's always some fucking shape, why and you know scientists and people well, it's uh, geometric shapes are the mathematically perfect. | |
| I don't give a fuck what kind of how impressive it is, it looks dumb, it looks dumb as shit. | |
| Have you ever seen a science fiction movie like, okay, the cube from the Borg was cool, but that was one big giant death cube, not. | |
| What are these things doing? | |
| They're not giving us bitcoin, they're not helping us do shit. | |
| They're, they're just. | |
| they're probing people. So I don't, I don't care. Screw them. Hell with them. I don't want anything to do with it. I don't know why I'm talking about it. We have enough problems down here on the ground in this country of people doing stuff to our butts. Most of them from Ottawa. And some of them like it. Some of them are like, when is my next one? Give me more. Uh, Blasheep, thanks man. CRJ says, I have a refrigerator named Lewis. | |
| Change the source of pens. | |
| What? | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| I threw a box of Bic whiteboard pens at Jenstein's wiener. | |
| Good good for you. | |
| Why are you looking at it and throwing stuff at it like was it coming after you or were you hunting it? | |
| What are you? | |
| Why are you? | |
| Why is there so much? | |
| Just move on, no one, no one needs to know. | |
| Scotian Gentlemen says, when you listen to the scream in an 04 Pontiac Grand Am on its fifth owner sounds gonna be bad. | |
| Concert sound. | |
| My ass, I don't know what to talk. | |
| Why are you in it? | |
| Yeah, so I was like shit, your car's 22 years old uh. | |
| Jenstein says I like the screams when you have nothing planned. | |
| I did have things planned, but apparently um, fuck it, we're just all over the place. | |
| Can we get an update on Gary Blah? | |
| She says Gary's my favorite mp. | |
| I think i'll vote for him. | |
| Gary is um, he's a successful you. | |
| he's run a successful firearms confiscation program. I think they've gotten nine or ten guns, actually, out of all of Cape Breton. They got nine or ten probably guns they already had, and they're pretending that they acquired from, I think these are guns from they're just Is it a total, | |
| a complete, and could not have failed worse, if you were curious, yeah. That's what Gary's doing, so not great. But by his standards, by Gary's standards, he's doing pretty good. Because he was expecting them to gain weapons. The way Gary's track record is going, | |
| he expected a report of, Oh, we didn't get any of the gun, but now the Canadian have a lot of extra gun. They have all of my gun. They have all of your gun, Gary? Yes, yes, they bring, they take, they have gun, the gun they have taken. Okay. How many guns, Gary? We send police to get them and they don't come back and they keep the gun. Are you telling, | |
| are those a hostage situation? What are you talking about right now? Where, what? I'm having a hard time, Gary. It sounds, did you say the police went to get the it sounds like plural, guns they didn't come back and now they have the gun. Who, did the citizens of Britain kidnap all of these people? Gary. It's really hard to tell. And Gary, | |
| I mean, we did talk about this last night, but I mean, he's also Gary's also working on this. | |
| We're going to make spies pay 50 bucks in fines. | |
| They're going to be able to they're going to have to give up at least three hot dogs and a dollar won't buy a 50 might get you three or four hot dogs. | |
| So they're going to have to maybe sacrifice a couple of hot dogs. | |
| So we've got some serious. | |
| We are not screwing around. | |
| Gary's not screwing around. | |
| Does that look like a face of a man? | |
| No, I was it. | |
| I was is that does that look like the face of a man? | |
| Question mark. | |
| Kind of I mean, you could say who knows what he's doing, who is confident. | |
| He can't even read. | |
| Look at him. | |
| He's just staring at something. | |
| He looks like he kind of looks like an alien. | |
| That is a weird shaped head. | |
| That's his head is sitting on a cushion like he doesn't have to lift up his own neck because he can just lower it into this bowl here. | |
| into this valley of flesh and just sit and sink and breathe with his with his apnea as he reads whatever words he doesn't understand and looks up and it's my first day. Yes, | |
| Gary, thank you very much. What a great addition to the team. I'm so glad we have you. That's great. And it doesn't stop at Gary. Gary's a more successful one. This was good. This is in the Ontario legislature and I don't know. You tell me what this is. Member for Surrey North. Thank you, | |
| Speaker. Our community in Surrey is struggling. We have been under threat and violence for over a year. Violence? And violence is everywhere. Businesses, families, Communities are desperate. | |
| For help and desperate for action. | |
| No other community experience the violence and threat that Surrey has. | |
| Fifty shooting in one year. | |
| We must thank our Surrey police. | |
| The police are doing everything they can to protect us with the limited resources. | |
| I hear from them how frustrated they are. | |
| They feel unsupported. | |
| Oh, Oh, this is hard. | |
| So firstly, he's just reading copy paste. | |
| This is a generic response to, you know, violence. | |
| I'm sorry, violence, violence and crime situation. | |
| The police are doing everything we can. | |
| We thank the brave officers, limited resources. | |
| Let's not don't have a division. | |
| And it's not about blah, blah, blah. | |
| It's the same thing every time. | |
| I've heard this speech a million times. | |
| Everyone has. | |
| They've been saying this since 1962. | |
| And I don't care, but he can't speak English. | |
| That's kind of a problem. | |
| That's not even he can barely read. | |
| If this was a child, if this was a child in school reading this to you, do you let them graduate high school? | |
| Or do you say, I don't know if you're quite like you. | |
| This isn't this isn't grade five. | |
| I have three children. | |
| This is not this is beneath all of them. | |
| And this is except one good enough English. | |
| Apparently, I guess not only is it good enough English, it's good enough to be a provincial representative for a district in one of our cities. | |
| That's how he's not. | |
| He's not only is he communicating. | |
| he's a great communicator he's a leader and uh look at him go he's gonna take care of the violence all happening all the time all happening all the time A restaurant. | |
| What a radio station. | |
| A police station what is next? | |
| A police station that sounds like terrorism. | |
| Is there more Indian terrorism? | |
| Is there planes exploding too? | |
| What's that next year? | |
| It's what I think he said, Surrey City, not a Gangland. | |
| Well it's, it is. | |
| We don't need more press conference or fake promises. | |
| We need action, and we need it right now. | |
| any other community would have gotten a fast response from government surrey is ignored it should be quarantined and mostly everyone there should be deported the government what do you want them to do i can't can you guys listen to more of this i think i can i'm gonna get really pissed off and i don't want to ruin my mood this guy is about as smart as a broken toaster this guy's an absolute moron oh | |
| my There are so many. | |
| My autistic brain is offended by so many things at once that I'm having... | |
| It's like a pinball machine in here and I can't settle on anything. | |
| So I think I'm just going to... | |
| Too late. | |
| Study deserves better. | |
| Taxpayer deserves better. | |
| Businesses deserve better. | |
| Beanuses? | |
| My beanus. | |
| Our community deserves better. | |
| Not my beanus. | |
| They deserve better and they demand a strong response. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| That was like fucking. | |
| I'm telling you, boys. | |
| It's not easy to live here. | |
| Just be in Canada. | |
| That's work. | |
| That's real work. | |
| That's real shit. | |
| What did you do? | |
| I was in Canada. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| For how long? | |
| I lived there. | |
| I lived there. | |
| In it. | |
| On purpose? | |
| Yeah, They wouldn't let you leave, Kind of. | |
| Not really. | |
| I mean, I probably could have, but I mean, where were you going to go? | |
| They say you were a hate terrorist. | |
| I liked it. | |
| I was good at it. | |
| I was alive. I love that clip. It was a great show. I'm just going to remember better times of things I saw on screens that didn't make me furious, And then I'll wash out. | |
| I'll think of Walter White assassinating people, and now, all of a sudden, I don't care about whatever the hell that was. | |
| But it's too late, because now there's this. | |
| And now I'm married again. | |
| Oh, Somali immigrant! | |
| Abdullah Makhimdan Osman Namin Naladin gets away with murder for the second time on a court technicality. | |
| Oh, damn! | |
| Shit, he got a royal flush twice? | |
| Two times. | |
| Wow, that guy is lucky. | |
| In 2021, he was picked up by police at Toronto's Pearson Airport, attempting to flee to Somalia using a fraudulent passport and another person's name after carrying out a drive-by bounty killing. Targeting three people. Three brothers. And in January, he walked out after defense lawyers successfully argued that a right to trial in a timely fashion was violated. It was, | |
| oh, okay, it took four and a half, five years to get him to court, so oh well. Oh well, then. Yeah, but he's a Somalian though, right? Like, why? In 2015, | |
| he was accused of another murder, but was let free due to complications with a witness. My God, so he's just killing people and there's me. Look at that. Vigilantes aren't just inevitable. They're not. There are a lot of things, | |
| and they're not just inevitable. It's, I think it comes from fear. Why no one, | |
| why so many people don't, or are reluctant to kind of embrace this kind of thinking. Because it's just normal and natural but we've been so browbeaten and domesticated and taught and conditioned to be averse to being strong in any way that any kind of, | |
| you know, thoughts of that are just you know, oh no! Forbidden! One of those things is if you have a strong society that cares about its people, like its family as we all should They're the most important people, aren't they? You know, your children, your parents, your brothers and sisters, like your blood family is like that's, and like everybody goes out from there. There are other people who are almost just as important, like they're big parts of your family, | |
| in-laws and you know all that stuff. Good friends and so on, but to treat a complete stranger from the other side of the world with the exact same level of respect and dignity And everything else, | |
| as you would your own family, seems crazy to me, and seems just, why do you hate your own family that much? Like, you have to earn your way in here. Like, | |
| we have some self-respect. We are not a joke. We didn't just fall out of the sky. You can't just walk in here and, I'm you now. We're not a $5 Halloween costume that you can get That's not how that works. When you think it does work that way, | |
| this is why you get this. Well, it took four or five years to get the Jordan Act. I don't care. He's a Somalian. He's not Canadian. He doesn't have the same rights as ours. He's not our family. We don't owe him anything. We don't owe him a right to a speedy trial. We don't even really owe him a trial, I don't think how many murder is he going to get a third? | |
| He'll be back. | |
| I mean, he'll be back. | |
| Maybe, maybe a strike three. | |
| Maybe you'll get them that time. | |
| Third time's a charm. | |
| But when, uh, if he walks a third time, you know, uh, and how long before, I mean, some, some police are going to do this just by nature of who they are as people. | |
| A lot of them have proven to be very cowardly and pathetic, unfortunately, but still just the fact that you'd be in the field as often as they would be and deal with and see so much of this all the time. | |
| And there, I've seen them. | |
| I've seen some of these officers saying this, like the same guy every day, arrest them over and over and over again. | |
| They just let them back out. | |
| It's like, you know, what am I even doing? | |
| So as I said, like vigilantes will become a thing and a certain percentage of those vigilantes will also be police officers because they're going to just for the sake of. | |
| I'm tired of dealing with this guy, so I'm going to deal with this guy. After hours, moonlighting as Batman. Yeah. Me and the rest of the guys are just going to do what needs to be done and our lives will be light. And then we can move on to the next thing because otherwise he's going to keep running around killing people forever. And nobody's going to stop him. You know? Just mathematically, | |
| there's going to be some guys that are like, nah, I'm going to go stop him. We're on the verge of lawlessness as it is. If anybody's just going to, you know, go full Judge Dredd and just go, ah, let's just, You know, I would rather it be the few decent cops we have that just just break the seal on that, and i'm sure some of them may already be doing that. | |
| To be honest um, I fully support it. | |
| I hope they do. | |
| I wouldn't mind if I, if I, if I was out for a walk in the woods or something at night or the trail, which I sometimes do, and stumbled upon what appeared to be off-duty police and there's some guy with a hood over his head like what are you doing? | |
| Some Indian drug dealer? | |
| I'd be like oh, I see, I was never here. | |
| No, I what? | |
| What was that? | |
| Oh dinner, already I gotta go. | |
| Morgan cooked me something at four in the morning bye. | |
| I mean, or we could have fentanyl dealers and human traffickers forever all the time and just kidnapping people at the mall and doing that kind of thing. | |
| Running people off the road. | |
| You know, it's all a scam. | |
| The amount of scamming going on is incredible, dude. | |
| I don't even know where the Blair Cottrell had one. | |
| There's another one in the state. | |
| I think the students, the students in Australia, like none of them are students. | |
| They're all it's a coordinated, massive amount of scamming that I mean, there's no way the Indian government isn't aware of this. | |
| There's no way there is billions and billions of dollars being stolen from all kinds of countries and coming into India there. | |
| They know. | |
| Obviously, they know this. | |
| They've already said their worst criminals have are like been, you know, fed all over the world. | |
| There's an Indian serial killer loose. | |
| And I think it loose in Canada right now. | |
| The Indian authorities like we don't know where he's probably in Canada. | |
| we think. Cool! Are we friends? No, we should be at war with India. An incredible amount of our people are dying. We're being literally robbed in the tens of billions of dollars. Not just us, | |
| all kinds of people. Uh, what do you, what do you, um, that's the, the most obvious cause for, okay, let's go, let's go kill these people then. Oh, they're killing people and stealing, that, that's what the Vikings did, except this is done with, like, scammery, | |
| and, uh, trucks coming through your, your, your walls in the middle of the day and go over Christmas. That's nice, right? Is this in Barry? Somebody, | |
| did you order a garbage truck? Oh, is that your kid's bedroom, maybe? So in the before times, | |
| when I was a kid, in 1991, if that happened, that would have been on every news station in the country for a week. That is so unlikely. That is so crazy. That's out of a movie. In 2025, | |
| it's Monday. I don't know of anyone who's killed in this event, but oftentimes there is death. Dead Canadians, And they act like we're the For noticing and caring. | |
| I'd rather point out the rhetoric, and oh, look at they're so mean and nasty and look at the things they say. | |
| Why don't you care about dead people? | |
| Why don't you care about our own people just being smashed all the time everywhere, all the like, totally unnecessarily? | |
| We're basically in a war and we're losing that many people. | |
| Just from Maid alone. | |
| Morgan reminds me as well. | |
| It's 70 -75, ,000 people made the suicide program, but those are just the ones who didn't have conditions like they were going to die. | |
| So there's a ton of people who got it for different reasons. | |
| They were sick and died and they just didn't count it because, well, they died of cancer so that's why. So it's actually the real numbers are to remember people like, oh, well, those are mostly probably cancer. Actually, no. Tens of thousands of people who are just depressed. Look at this. This is an evil country filled with evil psychos. Where is this? Oh, | |
| that was another so many of these, man. Why can't I find this now? Oh, that's the other India one. Yeah, here it is. 26-year-old had depression, so, oh well, kill him. Merry Christmas. Remember when they said this would never happen? Like, | |
| no, no, it's only for this is always what they do. They try to narrow your focus on what's right in front of you and draw everything down to the smallest detail. The smallest blade. No, no, look right here. See, it's still small and tiny. They don't want you to come way up here and see the big picture and see how messed up and crazy this is. For instance, with this, they'll say, no, no, no, | |
| it's for people who are like 99 years old with bone and brain cancer. That's the only people. It'll never go, you know, it's not going to go. And you go, okay, I guess. And you go, oh, well, we, well, actually, actually, | |
| Actually, we kind of, a little more now, we go, okay, I guess, well, actually, just like the age of consent, just like firearms laws, just like speech laws, it's just, it's only, and you give them an inch, and eventually, they're killing 26-year-olds with depression, because they want to harvest their organs, because it's worth a lot of money. | |
| The Canadian government is intentionally mass-murdering its own citizens and farming them, like body parts, farming their body parts out. | |
| Now, this is pretty dark and messed up, but it's like... | |
| this is happening. And because they put a face on it, like, oh, we're helping people, they were suffering. And they're, okay, let's just, this is what I like to do. I like to just turn all the words off. Moron heads who have always been wrong, who have always been lying, | |
| and have always been stealing. I just mute all of that. You mute all of that, and I look around and I go, okay, just use your sense. What is happening? If I had no one to tell me what was happening, just observe what's happening and write it down and just describe it to yourself or someone else. And what's happening Is that now, this never used to be a thing, but now, | |
| we are a world leader in this. Tens of thousands of people, over 70, 75,000 of them basically getting up, Going into the medical establishment like it's a big factory. | |
| So just imagine a big lineup of people going into a factory. | |
| 70 ,000 of them. | |
| And on the other side of the factory is coming out boxes of human body parts to be sold in China. | |
| Much from going in there. | |
| Kids, women, doesn't matter. | |
| Just get them in there. | |
| We want to have 12 -year -olds next. | |
| Get them in there. | |
| Let's get 10 ,000 12 -year -olds into the meat, literally a meat grinder. Let's chop them up and sell them. There you go. Hey, let's put hockey sticks. Let's put flags on hockey sticks and try to get attention on the internet, | |
| guys. Let's say slogans like bring it home. Let's fight with strangers, and most of those are bots. They're not even people. And internet comment sections that no one is reading. People are only reading their own comments and replies to those comments. That's basically what most people are doing. And all the while, | |
| everyone's doing nothing, really. Just distracted with nonsense. There is a disassembly line of people. Going into a factory to be chopped up and they just come out in boxes, arms, legs, heads, here you go, and they just go on a ship and they go off to Indonesia, China, and away they go. It's the most horrifying thing, I mean, I can't even, | |
| how will people describe this 50 years from now? Someone told me the other night too, There was a nurse or a doctor, someone who's boasting about how many, what did he say? | |
| Hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of them. | |
| Something like 800 of these. | |
| She's like the number one mater. | |
| There's no justification in the world for this. | |
| We're killing people with depression now. | |
| Are we? | |
| So that's half the country. | |
| I guess that's everybody. | |
| Most of the country's depressed. | |
| I think everyone I know, quite a few, Quite a few people are really having a hard time because it's incredibly difficult to live right now in this place. | |
| It's very hard. | |
| Everyone is just trying to not look at it because what else can you do? | |
| They feel like there's nothing I can do about it. | |
| So I'm just going to try to put my head down and focus on what I can do and help. | |
| And I saw something else recently. | |
| I wrote this down and I thought I should do a video on this, like a stand -alone, just kind of the old school ones. | |
| Just talking, you know, just giving it to somebody, Maybe not as accusatory, because I get it. | |
| Like I just said, It's very, very bad. | |
| Things are pretty jacked up. | |
| So I don't blame people for trying to find the things that they have to feel normal and feel like things are okay, and all of that, because God knows, I do. | |
| So I'm scrolling social media. | |
| I haven't watched hockey in years. | |
| I used to be a huge hockey fan, like most Canadian men, and I just got busy with Important things. | |
| And I haven't really given a shit for a long time. | |
| But until it affects you directly, it's hard to care in this world. | |
| And now it's starting to affect a lot of men because the hockey isn't good. | |
| So recently, I suppose it's around the time of year, January, the World Juniors of Hockey, the World Junior Hockey Tournament. Everybody gets railed into that because all the World Juniors is on, buddy! They all sit around and drink beers and watch the children, 16-year-olds, play for hockey tournaments around the world against the Russians and the Americans and all that kind of stuff. It's the future stars of the NHL and all that kind of stuff. And for the third year in a row, Canada lost, | |
| I guess. And in like pathetic fashion, like wasn't, you know, I didn't watch the game. I'm just purely going off the comments I'm seeing from like six or seven different guys at one point. I was like, okay. And they all said the same thing. They all said what is going on with Hockey Canada? Why don't any of these guys, these kids, | |
| have any drive or fight in them anymore? They're not playing Canadian hockey. Why aren't they playing? What is going on around here? And I just want to lean in and stare at them. Like, | |
| what? I'm like, you're so close. You're looking right at it and you don't see it, do you? You want to know what's going on? Why aren't the kids playing Canadian hockey? Why are they all kind of soft and don't have the drive? Well, Here's the thing. | |
| Why isn't Canadian men being Canadian men? | |
| Why isn't Canada, Canada? | |
| Why would they? | |
| Everything that made us who we are is being attacked and burned and destroyed and cancelled and taken down and thrown away. | |
| So why would they? | |
| And you're just noticing now. | |
| Well, I'm glad it's reached you, but brother, this whole place, the World Juniors quality of the hockey team is the least of your problems. | |
| They're kids. | |
| Who do they have to look up to? | |
| What have we become? | |
| So why don't you worry about that before you worry about why the hockey team isn't very good? | |
| Instead of worrying about why the hockey team isn't very good, Why don't you think about why we aren't who we used to be anymore? | |
| Because that's a symptom of a bigger problem. | |
| And I didn't watch it, and I'm not going to, but the aggregate of the comments was, and I don't doubt them at all, they gave up. Didn't play as hard as they, you know, not like they used to be. Hmm. A lot of that going around. Doesn't fall far from the tree and so on. And so, you know, | |
| you guys actually care about these kids. And you're not just weird guys that are like cult-like obsessed with clothes. I mean, the hockey teams are just clothes. You just put different people in them, But you're just obsessed. | |
| No, I care about them as people. | |
| Okay, let's pretend that's true. | |
| If that's true, then you should probably take an interest then, because what do you want them to do? | |
| There's 16. | |
| It's insanely unfair. | |
| To expect a 16 -year -old, or a 17 -year -old, or an 18 -year -old, or a 19 -year -old, or a 20 -year -old to know anything, or to have the first idea of how to do, or attempt, or anything. | |
| I remember being 16 and 17. | |
| That's insane. | |
| And it's like the men of this country can only seem to understand the things that are happening through the lens of sports ball, because that's really the only frame of reference they seem to understand. | |
| We've had Decades now of people being taught to hate themselves. | |
| Why's everybody such a pussy these days? | |
| Well, because you let a bunch of insane feminists take over and install things like hate speech and pronouns and safe spaces and participation trophies and all of that stuff that, again, was happening while you were 25, 35, 45. | |
| And where, you know, and now you're grumbling about why the kids aren't, why the men aren't men and why the, well, I mean, somebody fell asleep at the wheel, obviously, didn't they? | |
| Didn't they, because everything was fine. | |
| And then, all of a sudden, somebody didn't show up to work, or not enough people did, and now they're on their, you know, so worrying and whining about a hockey team. | |
| So at the one, on the one hand, I thought it must be nice. | |
| It must be nice to be. | |
| That's what you've taken to social media to post about. | |
| Um, how dare they must be nice. | |
| And number two, keep you, look harder. | |
| Look again, you know. | |
| Yeah, they weren't very good at hockey. | |
| No no, look again. | |
| They're not seeing it. | |
| Everyone has a three-second attention span. | |
| I know it's, it's great and that's going to be a condition to get made. | |
| So you better be careful. | |
| If you post that you were not happy with the hockey game results, they're going to put you in the factory and you're going to get chopped up and you're going to be. | |
| You know cyborg experiment parts for Xi Jinping's. | |
| You know the Human Cyborg ARMY or something. | |
| And if that doesn't get you well, you know there's also. | |
| You could get asylum seeked. | |
| An asylum. | |
| An asylum seeker could, is could seek asylum uh, by driving through your family as well. | |
| This woman. | |
| a 23-year-old was killed. Oh, but he got a 55-day jail sentence. I was in jail longer than that. I was in jail longer than this for something that didn't happen, and, well, it was Singh, right? Yeah, Raj Winder, he can, he can, ah, whoops, | |
| oh, well, a little bit of jeetery, you know? It's not that bad. Oh, and how are the kids doing in school? Well, they're learning about chest binders, prosthetic genitals. A trans group is giving presentations to grade 7 kids here. Because that was never going to happen, bro. Remember? No, | |
| it's just we just want to bake the gay cake. We just want to bake the gay cake. That's it. That's all. We just want gay marriage. That's it. That's all. Nobody's coming for your kid. December 28, 2025, | |
| transsexual people are showing children presentations on sexual items, prosthetic genitals and chest binders. That's exactly when we said they were coming for the kids. This is exactly what we meant. This. Now they are at the kids saying, | |
| join us children. Join us in our mental illness cult. But that'll never happen, bro. Again, if you just stood out there with a sign and whined aimlessly and tried to get clicks and likes on Facebook, | |
| we've gotten used to it because it's been happening for so long. But I remember 2016, | |
| 17, 18, when it really started to get weird. When I first started, Something like this would have blown my hair back. I was doing videos about just headlines of things that were like I had just gotten out of the army after almost 15 years and in a bubble, | |
| a time loop bubble of you're in your own world in there. You're not paying a lot of attention. And this stuff is it was so absurd it was comical because most people laughed it off. But are we still laughing? Is this funny? What's funny about this? How old are they in grade 7, | |
| by the way? 12? 13? I think? Oh, | |
| and uh you might not have power to watch your to watch your hockey game either because like uh it depends i mean we're doing rolling power outages because there's just you know it's load shedding they say it's going to cost money to the staff over time so i mean i i don't know how much money these power companies are making out here but it's becoming insane And now, again, like everywhere else, we're overloading the power grids because there's way more people here than there was ever supposed to be. | |
| And there's that many more phones plugged in and laptops plugged in and everything else. | |
| And there's not more power plants. | |
| So that's why your power bill's going up. | |
| Supply and demand. | |
| It's not just on or off. | |
| There's a limited amount of energy any power plant or power plants can produce. | |
| And the less of it there is to go around, the more expensive it is. | |
| And now it's like, well, we're just going to have to turn it off for a while sometimes, because that's how expensive it is. That's how little money we have. We're going to make sure, because we can't pay for enough staff or overtime. It's so expensive, we can't keep the power on anymore. We're in Cuba. We're like the Dominican Republic or Cuba. We're just kind of rolling black in the middle of the winter. Oh, I'm sorry. | |
| Did the kids not play Canadian hockey at the hockey game? | |
| Wow, that's some. | |
| That's some big stuff. | |
| Are you gonna be okay? | |
| Do you want to talk about it? | |
| Do you need somebody tell me, tell me all about it. | |
| Man, I know it's rough, probably through a lot. | |
| I'm going to, i'm going to save space, i'm going to go to the, i'm going to go to the channel and hopefully not uh, not see some stuff I don't want to see. | |
| I feel like I will, because Crj's in there, there's a lot of people in there that I don't. | |
| I'm just avoiding it. | |
| You know which is what you have to do. | |
| You can't do it forever, all right, I. you know i have nothing but those are technically gen c that's every stream i have nothing planned actually uh aim what's up says it's albert i use to use ko-fi i said i don't know using the new link i think it worked i'm bad with tech it probably did man it's i've had no issues it's great uh again if you guys haven't noticed uh that's the link down the bottom | |
| fym.ca. If you were on Ko-fi or not anymore, they shut that down and probably absconded with your money. That's typically what happens. So just charge your credit card. Tell them, I didn't know you were Epstein deniers! And then just use that one. And they don't even take any fees. So actually, | |
| they save your money. So that's great. 10%, I think. Good job. What else do we got here? Janstein says, shootings every day. Goddamn, yes, yes. It is us. Yeah, we're the ones. White guys in groups is scary amidst the most violent wave of crime, | |
| disaster, suicide, drug use, cars, 18-wheelers coming into bedrooms in the middle of the day. You know what we need to talk about? There's some white guys over there. And they're wearing matching shirts. So we're going to need, we're going to need to be, We need to get everybody in this weekend. | |
| Nobody's going home. | |
| We're going to need you to come in on Saturday and on Sunday. | |
| We're going to need you. | |
| We're going to need you to do some visual investigations. | |
| We're going to need a unit. | |
| We're going to need a unit of investigating visually. | |
| A unit of it. | |
| And we're going to need all weekend. | |
| And we're going to need experts. | |
| And we're going to need... | |
| What's going on inside? | |
| What explosion? | |
| I don't... | |
| There's guys in matching shirts. | |
| Did you hear what I said? | |
| This is the end of the world, guys. | |
| It's all over after this. | |
| If we don't visually investigate guys in matching shirts, what's going to become of us? | |
| Next thing you know, we're not even going to want to fuck 12-year-olds anymore. | |
| Is what those people would say if they weren't on YouTube. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'm probably going to get banned. | |
| I don't know how not to. | |
| You know. | |
| there should be like a meter that is rising or lowering with like how close you are. It's like how offended YouTube is. Susan's gone though, right? Is she dead? Did Susan die? Something happened. Didn't she get vaccinated and all messed up? I don't know. She sucked either way. I think something bad happened to her, | |
| which is, you know, whatever. Who else is over there? Some of these old people. It's kind of funny. I can't believe I've been doing this for this long. It's so bananas. I'll just do something I'll do for a little while. Or forever. Or it's just going to ruin your life. It's going to be this now. Everybody's into the cream jacket. Yeah, | |
| isn't it nice? I like it. I was going to wear a different one, but then I was on fire. So it's like, fuck. Well, this isn't going to work now. Please do what they need for us. Somebody asked me, I've been using Kik. I don't know. I don't know how this stuff works. Oh, someone asked, yeah, I can't even spend your money on Kik. I'm banned. I'm banned from everything. This is what I'm allowed to use. That's it. That's all there is. I have a Stripe account that I've gotten away with, and this, | |
| It's it. | |
| I'm down to. | |
| That's what i'm down to and carrier pigeons and courier services and people are coming to town and wagons and they're hiding under hay bales and then they roll out when they go under the drawbridge and they fucking throw me a sack of coins and I grab it and I run back into the sewer. | |
| It's a whole operation and you wouldn't even care you, I don't even know why i'm telling you guys about this, you don't care. | |
| You're like, oh, shut up, just make me laugh. | |
| Clown, a 26 year old male was murdered with made for depression, feels personal to me. | |
| Killed by an abortionist masked, killed by an abortionist mass murderer that has killed hundreds. | |
| Basically, a lot of sheep says, i'm not your going, since the Jews stole my voice again. | |
| You don't know. | |
| That's true. | |
| It could have been um, I mean probably, but it could. | |
| It could have been uh uh, I mean it could have been an Indian. | |
| It could have been um, it could have been anyone. | |
| It could have been one of those aliens we don't know. | |
| I mean you just got to accept it, move on. | |
| It's not coming back, it doesn't grow back, there's nothing you can do and you've lost 30 of your nerve endings, so you don't even really know what you're missing, I guess, which is probably good, because i'm telling you. | |
| I'm not losing 30%. I'm keeping that. That's, you know, what are you, insane? It's hard out there for men, you know? Right out of the gate, | |
| a bunch of them are just getting their dicks clipped. Right out of the gate. YouTube, I'm sorry. I meant it as a turn of phrase. Morgan got her Instagram account banned for child porn because she posted a video of a rabbi doing the needful. The moil. So, | |
| you know, it's like that's not why they banned it. They banned it because they don't want you to know about that. But yeah, that's right out of the gate. I'm like, yeah, I'm born. Not so fast. You're getting traumatized immediately. Immediately. And You're never going to retain full operation of your unit there. We're just taking that from you right away. Just right away. Alright, | |
| start your life. In the Muslim world, they do it the other way. It's like, nah, nah. The girls, though, cut them up. Why? Why do you guys have to cut up children? I've had children. Never have I seen the baby and go, | |
| pretty good. This is a pretty good baby, but I think we've got to cut that off. Cut that off. Whatever that is. Get rid of that. No? Who thought that up? Who was sitting around? Was it a couple of guys? Was it a table? Was it a bachelor party? Like, | |
| what was going on? Hey, you know what we've got to start doing? Somebody did it first. I know the story. God told them to do it. It's the covenant. Okay, so who was the guy who sold this to the rest of the homies? Alright, Right guys uh, you're not gonna like this but um, we gotta uh, we gotta, we gotta make a little. | |
| We'll make a little sacrifice here. | |
| So um, i'm gonna need you to line up one at a time and i'm gonna cut off part of your dick uh, so just, it's gonna be great, you're gonna love it till you got the scissors, or uh oh, you have to. | |
| No it's, it's what makes you chosen. | |
| Actually, that's kind of deranged. | |
| Are you sure? | |
| God said this? | |
| Oh yeah, but didn't he? | |
| Um yeah, but he was like oh, I meant to take that off. | |
| Oh fuck, I forgot. | |
| Um, just do it after. | |
| Just do it after they're born. | |
| Just cut it off then. | |
| typical god you know what i mean he's always like oh man i was so drunk i totally forgot hey you guys just finished that for me i totally meant to just tear that off oh man jack daniels you know what i mean whoo you know typical God. Typical God, you know? And he's like, hey, where's my red cow on my sacred hill pyramid thing, by the way? I can't see what you're doing. Wait, are you working or not working? Oh, | |
| you're hiding behind a copper wire. Pretty clever. Ha ha ha! Oh, you rascals! Typical God. Like, the more I hear, I just sit here slowly nodding, Yeah, So you're completely insane is what you're telling me? | |
| No, you're out of your fucking mind, like you're just a crazy person. | |
| You're right there with Time. | |
| You're worse than Tom Cruise. | |
| And then there there are several layers down. | |
| I mean they're gone, but they're not walking around saying God told me to take over the world, like that's, and snippety, snip baby bits and then lick them and then uh, you know, hide behind wires and I mean there's, you're not. | |
| Okay dude, you need to go to Dr Phil, you need to see something. | |
| Dude, you need to go to dr Phil. | |
| You need to see something. | |
| I think dr Phil could do it. | |
| I think dr Phil could do it. | |
| Actually, dr Phil had uh he was trying to help out Netanyahu lately. | |
| Actually, Dr Phil had uh, he was trying to help out Netanyahu. | |
| It's nice to see him finally admit that he has a problem. | |
| You know, maybe he needs some therapy or something. | |
| But okay, you want. | |
| You want to go ahead and tell all the people uh, about how sorry you are for 9-11. | |
| In fact, what happened on on october 7th, when over a thousand people were massacred in one fell swoop that's equivalent to about 40 000 Americans massacred you can imagine what would happen. | |
| You know what happened when that happened to you. | |
| okay? Absolutely. Well, it happened in Pearl Harbor. You had 2,000 Americans killed. You went to World War II, and you knocked out Japan and Germany. It happened again in 9-11. So he's comparing the Palestinians to the Empire of Japan, okay? You had almost 3,000 Americans butchered in New York. You went into, uh, Iraq? Yeah, about that. Curious you'd bring that up. Um, | |
| You've had some interesting shoulders to rub about. | |
| I mean, maybe we'll leave that for another time, but he looks like a ventriloquist doll. | |
| He looks really terrible. | |
| I need something to. | |
| We need something creepy. | |
| Will this do it? | |
| Maybe yeah, this will do it. | |
| I mean, look at his face, man. | |
| There's a woman who like, looks at the camera. | |
| It's even creepier. | |
| Ooh, that's kind of a creepy. | |
| Look like the ears, the eye, like it's the they're not grotesquely too big. They're not Japanese anime too big for his face, but they're uncanny valley too big for his face. You look at it and go, wait a minute, What's wrong with his face? | |
| Is there something wrong with this face? | |
| And now you're like thinking you're seeing something that's not there, And it could be that the demonic mask is slipping and it's phasing in and out of reality just slightly and you're able to see it. | |
| But I he looks like one of those. | |
| He looks like the ventriloquist dummy from a Goosebumps novel that I had when I was a kid. | |
| That fucking weirded me out. | |
| His eyebrows are just a little too big, His ears are just a little too big. | |
| Everything's just a little off. | |
| I mean, I want to call a priest, I want to call someone. | |
| I want to call the Ghostbusters. | |
| I want to call my family, because I don't know if I'm going to be alive. Imagine that thing looking across the table at you. Do you have a, | |
| is that a vaccine, like in a trophy case on your desk? Why don't you answer, say something! This guy's, when is he going to die, dude? You dealt with it. So Israel obviously received a blow that is 40 times bigger than that, okay? Yeah, so, just so you know, there are bigger victims than you, America. That's what he went out of his way to say. So it's worse, | |
| actually. It's actually way worse than 9-11, which we did. Which, you know, which is way worse than that. I mean, we did that to you, but this is even worse than that. Which we also did to ourselves. Like, we totally told the Army to just, you know, let it happen. It's called the Hannibal Directive. You can look it up. It's public information. We let them get slaughtered because we knew it would give us the impetus we needed to go in and just do everything that we're doing. We totally just let it happen. But it was so much worse than what we did. What we did to them, | |
| to these people, was so much worse than what we did to you people. I mean, we're just we're pretty awesome. And we defended ourselves in the Seventh Front War. Yeah. But understand that in the Holocaust. You did. Oh, Oh, good. | |
| October 7th. | |
| We're back to the honky-tonk. | |
| Harbor. | |
| 9-11. | |
| Pearl Harbor. | |
| 9-11. | |
| He's just saying disasters now. | |
| Lac-Megantic train explosion. | |
| Fucking Bill Paxton died. | |
| Fucking Avatar movie was a flop. | |
| Happened every day for five years. | |
| Every day. | |
| 5,000. | |
| It was a deadly. | |
| Just like 5,000. | |
| October 7th. | |
| It was. | |
| 5,000. | |
| It was 6,000,000 holocausts. | |
| It was so horrible. | |
| You wouldn't understand. | |
| You're only a stupid American. | |
| You're not even chosen. | |
| How could you ever know that? | |
| It's so sad. | |
| I don't even want to get my violin. | |
| you know? It's not necessary, really. That is sad. I mean, that's victimhood, man. It was 50,000 9-11s is what happened to him. Pearl Harbor, Vietnam War, the bubonic plague! Okay? Dead children, your childhood dog run over by a car in front of you. Oh, do you understand? 50,000 holocausts, a million, six million holocausts, | |
| and then more and then cakes holocaust cakes with your dead pets in them and your mom is crying and the moon exploded and every bit of it landed on earth and only killed orphans and and puppies And, um, all the flowers died. | |
| Every flower died. | |
| And there was another Holocaust. | |
| Do you understand? | |
| Do you understand what I'm going through as a Jew? | |
| Do you understand what I'm going through as a Jewish king of death? | |
| Do you even know how many? | |
| And then there were 25 more Holocausts. | |
| And then Ben Shapiro's friend, Charlie Kirk, died. | |
| Do you even care about Ben? | |
| You probably don't. | |
| You're pretty Anti -Semitic. | |
| You don't care about. | |
| Ben Shapiro's good friend is dead, and you're laughing. | |
| You're laughing that Ben Shapiro's. | |
| Ben Shapiro's a victim, Too. | |
| Now he has to try to manage all of this, and he was working so hard as it is, and he doesn't even have his friend Charlie anymore. | |
| Oh my god, don't get me started on the Holocaust either, which there was 65 million. | |
| That's how bad it was. | |
| You don't even know, Dr Phil, the stuff I mean. | |
| I'm not even fit. | |
| I'm just warming up, actually. | |
| I'm actually just warming up right now. | |
| Okay, this is, like you know, when James Tony failed for an anabolic drug test after he won the heavyweight championship. | |
| It is six million times worse than that, plus 60 million holocausts, maybe. | |
| maybe if you can wrap your head around that, plus all of the children, all of the children in the world go missing at the same time. And then maybe. Maybe you might have a little bit. You might have 5% of an idea of my understanding of what I'm going through. Me. Bebe. The victim. The victim, | |
| really. No one on planet Earth has suffered more than Bebe. His shoulders are big. He's Atlas, actually. He's carrying the whole world on his back. If it wasn't for these stone-throwing Palestinians. We'd all be living in, you know, diamond castle houses with robot slaves. All we'd be doing is feeding each other delicious food, which was all grown perfectly. It's all basically junk food, | |
| but it just makes you all jacked and healthy. And everybody's just banging all the time and everything's free. And that's where we could have. But no, because you're anti-Semitic. Fuck. Disgusting. You're disgusting. All of that and another Holocaust and you still don't even, | |
| you don't care at all, do you? I tried. I tried to bring these people around, but they're just so full of hate. What do you want me? I didn't do this. You see, I'm trying. I'm trying to bridge the gap. I'm trying to bring people together and they're just like they don't even care about the 9 trillion Holocausts. Or the fact that Mars used to be completely colonized by Jews and they're all, | |
| that's all, what do you think happened there? Nazis. That's why no one lives on Mars anymore. Because white supremacy. There was, well, listen, this is what happened, right? A guy with a mustache came and he said, hey, let's get matching shirts. Long story short, nobody lives on Mars anymore. Alright? So don't ask questions. What we need you to do is get every, not just your money, but every ounce of energy or purpose, | |
| everything you could generate with your life force as a human soul. And we need you to give all of that to Israel. Now. Right now. Sell your children into the maid program for body parts and give all of it. Give your children to Israel now. We need to restaff the islands. Some cops, | |
| some busts went around, so we're a little light on children. So if you guys could supply those as well. I know you don't want to, but hey, we didn't want to be chosen either. It just did. It just got chosen. You don't choose who gets chosen. You just gotta go with it. Or else you don't care about the Holocaust. Any 90 trillion, | |
| or even what happened to Bibi, which is so much worse than anything you can imagine. I really don't like that guy. What I'm trying to say, | |
| what I mean to say is, from all I was trying, what I'm trying to say is, I really don't like Netanyahu, is what I'm trying to say. That's what I'm saying. That's what I said. That's what I said. Fine. Clip it. You know what's wild? The CBC just drives people in here. It's so funny. Brian says, | |
| In times of tyranny and injustice, when law oppresses the people, the outlaw takes his place in history. | |
| Robin Hood. | |
| People do what they gotta do to survive, man. | |
| And asking people to just sit around and get killed forever is obviously not feasible. | |
| They're talking about censoring. | |
| They'll try. | |
| I think they're going to try to censor social media a bit more. | |
| But they're starting to be. | |
| There's starting to be some give in the floorboards. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| The walls are creaking a little bit. | |
| As the submarine descends lower and lower, the hull is starting to move and make noises. | |
| You know, you better be careful. | |
| I think it's getting a little off. | |
| I'm not your boy, says a declaration of war in my eyes. | |
| Well, you don't even know you don't even know what suffering is okay there's seven years I've been doing this a long time. | |
| And I've been Watching and following and trying to understand things a little bit longer than that. | |
| And it's always been this way. | |
| And I don't imagine it'll ever change. | |
| At least not from what we've been doing. And what has always been this way is the bad guys do horrible things that are in the open, basically, and are not that very well hidden. But they don't need to. You only need to fool half or 60% of the people or so, | |
| and that's enough. And then leveraging the media and political influence, you can keep people in line forever. So it really doesn't matter that it's in your face. It doesn't matter that people know. It doesn't matter. People are waking up. People have always known. There has always been a segment of population of people who have known, | |
| more now than ever. But so what? If you're not willing to do anything, it doesn't matter what you know. And we have a whole society built around endless entertainment, | |
| this dopamine feedback loop that never ends. There's always something to scroll, always something to click, always something to comment on, always something to always, always, did you see this? Did you see that? There's always a new conspiracy, there's always a new murder, there's always a new bombing, there's always a new law, there's always this has never, this has never changed my whole life, and I don't think it's changed for a hundred years or longer. Technology's changed, the opportunities and the strengths and weaknesses and all that have changed, | |
| but the game is the exact same. And everybody hyper-focusing on the latest thing is still in grade one. Okay? The first thing you do when you're in a fight, if you're in the Army, if you're out minding your own business, and one day someone is shooting at you, well, | |
| The first thing you have to do is get yourself to a safe location of some sort, find something to get behind or dive under or what have you. | |
| And if you're good, you already knew where that was, because you're updating it every little while, Every ten steps. | |
| And the very next thing you do is you figure out who's shooting at you and where are they? | |
| You find out who and where that is coming from. | |
| So then you can orient yourself to the problem and begin problem solving. | |
| Everyone is stuck in that area and they never want to leave, they just want to keep. | |
| Oh, now there's rockets, now there's mortars, now there's plans. | |
| Did you see the helicopter? | |
| Did you see? | |
| Yes, I see all these things. | |
| The whole point of this is to recognize one, you're under attack, and two, they're that way. | |
| And yet here we are. | |
| I mean uh, better part of 10 or 15 years. | |
| I've kind of been paying attention to all this play out, and there's a lot of people who haven't moved an inch. Tommy Robinson is out there cheering on bombing Iran. They're just grifter. It's crazy. Social media is interesting because it's thrown a wild card into everything that intended, | |
| unintended, I don't know. But there are people competing. Like I used to remark, Paul Joseph Watson had a map and a webcam, and he was competing with CNN at one point. And you're like, okay. So there's been some damage. A lot of people know a lot more than they were used to. But again, if they don't do anything about that, it doesn't matter what you know. You're the smartest guy in the world. If you're too scared to do anything about the things that you know, | |
| what does it matter? I keep this quote on my desktop. It's one of my favorite. Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but it's the form of every virtue at the highest testing point, which means at the point of highest reality. | |
| So let's say it's free speech. | |
| Oh, I support free speech. | |
| I believe in it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Will you risk your life? | |
| No. | |
| Well, then you don't believe in it that much. | |
| Do you? | |
| People are afraid to even do things that they're good at. | |
| They won't chase their dreams. | |
| They won't take opportunities because they're afraid. | |
| But it could have been me. | |
| I'm a better guitar player than him. | |
| I'm a better singer than her. | |
| I can lift more than that guy. | |
| I'm smarter than him. | |
| I could have. | |
| Yeah, but you didn't. | |
| Did you? | |
| You chickened out. | |
| So it doesn't matter how smart you were. | |
| Nothing matters. | |
| If you don't have the guts, you don't have anything. | |
| The good news is, you can train that. | |
| That's something you can build like a skill, like anything else. | |
| And it's good advice to give to younger people especially. | |
| Get comfortable being uncomfortable. | |
| It's very good advice. | |
| Nobody likes to. | |
| Nobody wants to. | |
| But there will be times when you're going to be very uncomfortable. | |
| So you should prepare yourself ahead of time as much as possible. | |
| Like putting calluses on your hands or your feet. | |
| You don't just strap on a brand new pair of boots you've never broken in and never worn in your life and go for a 35 kilometer walk with 70 pounds on your back. | |
| That's not a very good idea. | |
| You're going to find out why when you're in the hospital having your feet looked at. | |
| But there's people walking around who are basically 13 years old. | |
| But they're 60 or they're 40. | |
| They've avoided discomfort and confrontation and hard things their whole life. | |
| They've always found a reason to not go, not say anything, not stand up, not participate, not show up, not blah, blah, blah, blah. And now they're all online. Really, really trying hard to get you and me and everyone else to acknowledge and accept and give them some form of respect for being a badass. Because it takes a real badass to need the validation of internet strangers, | |
| doesn't it? You know, there's lots of guys. There's like Green Berets I know who are just online all the time farming for comments because they're like, man, my self-esteem, | |
| I need people to tell me. How awesome I am. I need them to see my lion avatar face profile pic. I need them to see Tom Hardy in a smoky room with a quote about how strong but loyal I am. I need them to see these things and then like them and then comment. That is so you, Man you are. | |
| So you yes, now you need to do an AI photo of you as a Viking warrior. | |
| You know, what would be cooler is if you actually went and made yourself look like that for real. | |
| That'd be actually impressive. | |
| No no, i'm just gonna. | |
| So AI filters of how badass I am, that's just horror. | |
| Face filters for men, it's the same thing. | |
| You're the same level of no dignity you're. | |
| You know you're. | |
| How sad are you, how low is your self-esteem? | |
| It'd be funnier if they did AI photos and they're just like preposterous, looking like just disgusting as hell. | |
| That would be, you know, missing teeth. | |
| I'll go messed out like yeah, that's me, you can work my tenure page. | |
| That'd be. | |
| Imagine reverse catfishing women. | |
| That'd be. | |
| That'd be funny. | |
| That'd be like that's content for somebody you. | |
| You'd see how it would probably be impossible you. | |
| but you try to try to wheel someone into meeting you when you look, oh my god. And you're like, yeah, it was just a joke profile. It's not what I look like. I look like this. And they're like, it's funny because that's what a lot of the women expect. They expect the men to just love me for who I am. But they're the ones that are picky about physical standards way more than the men are. Way, | |
| way, way, way more. And it's actually the men who will like you for who you are, but the other way doesn't really. It's like, wow, how much money do you make? So we'll just reverse catfish them, shame them, break the morale and their sense of self-esteem, and then just I think it would be hard. I think it would be hard to create a profile like that that would work. Listen, we're content-starved, | |
| guys. Everything's getting boring and dumb. We need aliens, we need nukes, we need something. Something's got to escalate soon. This is getting stupid now. What about animal hybrids? What about half-cyborg, Half -lion drones from Lockheed Martin? | |
| Can we do that? | |
| What about monkeys? | |
| What about monkeys with night -vision goggles? | |
| Monkeys with night -vision goggles that communicate on IPads using exclusively emojis. | |
| Why not? | |
| Why not do that? | |
| You know? | |
| I keep thinking of really mean things to say, and I'm like, I'm not gonna. | |
| I'm petty, but you gotta save it. | |
| You can't go overboard with it. | |
| Jen Steen says to trust Jewish doctors. | |
| Well, there's a lot of them, isn't there? There's mostly a lot of psychiatrists and psychologists and pharmaceutical drugs. There's a lot of them in there. Have you heard of the Sackler family? They're very popular and famous. They're a very well-known Jewish family of doctors. The Sackler family. S-A-C-K-L-E-R. Very well-known, | |
| very successful doctors. Zanel says the outside world is our enemy, BB. We're the only friends we got, BB. It's just Trump and BB. BB. Trump and BB and their adventures. BB, | |
| Trump and BB. Outside world's our enemy, BB. It's just Trump and B.B., B.B. and Trump. Trump and B.B. forever and ever. Trump and B.B. and their adventures. B.B., B.B. and Trump. Forever and ever. A hundred years. One hundred years. Oh, Oh man, I got to read these plaques, dude. | |
| I've been waiting to, I've been waiting to get into this because it's just, it's, it's like a Christmas present. | |
| I didn't unwrap a kinder surprise of, they don't make these anymore. | |
| This is vintage. | |
| You know, this is what I need to laugh at. | |
| I'm, I'm going to, I'm probably going to ingest some substances here and have a good laugh at this because it's the most. | |
| So Trump did some updates. | |
| He did some redecorating as he's been doing instead of anything important. | |
| Instead of anything important um, like anything to do with Epstein obviously, because that would be, and he would have to do, do something about himself. | |
| Like anything to do with Epstein, obviously, because that would be, and he would have to do, do something about himself. | |
| So he's uh spent a considerable amount of time updating and educating the public on former presidents in the White House, and it's uh, it's something else I really want to. | |
| So he's spent a considerable amount of time updating and educating the public on former presidents in the white house. | |
| Where did I um, where did I save this to? | |
| I mean, I could just google it, I suppose. | |
| So much scamming going on here, it is okay, I don't even know how to. | |
| I'm just, we might as well just do this, because it's that right i'm i'm i'm, i'm interested, i'm excited, kind of. | |
| Uh, i'm looking forward to this. | |
| I don't think I even have anything appropriate for it. | |
| But just just consider, he's the president of the United States, and this is what we're doing with our time, new plaques on Trump's Presidential walk of fame, insult and mock former U.s president, so pettiness has been enshrined permanently in the White House. | |
| So it's fun. | |
| Uh, Biden's plaque refers to the former president, Sleepy Joe, and quote, worst president in American history, the. | |
| it's in order, right? This is Trump. Amazing. He wrote these, by the way. These aren't like, oh, this is No, he wrote them himself. First draft, | |
| there's spelling mistakes. And these are the portraits, the presidential portraits. Biden's is the pen, is the auto pen that signed everything. So he doesn't even get a picture. The pen was the president now. And it's hilarious, | |
| but at the same time, you're like, yeah, you're a scumbag, though. You're totally complicit in the whole Pedophile sex ring blackmail Israel running, you know, everything into the ground. That's, you're all over that. No one has ever been more of a bent over whore for Israel than this guy, ever. He is the worst, uh, ever. So, you know, it's funny, but fuck him. But at the same time, this is absolutely, he's lost his mind, I think, | |
| under the stress. I don't know why you would think this is a good idea. The edition's first seen publicly on Wednesday. When did these come out? Yeah, December 18th, so just a bit before Christmas. The plaques are eloquently written descriptions of each president. And the legacy they left behind, White House Press Secretary Carolyn Leavitt said in a statement describing the installation in the colonnade that runs from the West Wing to the residence, as a student of history, Many were written directly by the president himself, clearly. | |
| Um, I read a little bit of a couple of them like, these are amazing. | |
| I want to read them. | |
| Um, an introductory plaque tells passerby that the exhibit was conceived, built and dedicated by president Donald J Trump as a tribute to past presidents. | |
| Good bad, and somewhere in the middle. | |
| Well, he's good good, good to know. | |
| Um well, they've got CP Joe's right here. | |
| I want to go. | |
| Uh there's, there's like a slideshow where I can see them all. | |
| I'm gonna have to look these up. | |
| Yeah, i'm just gonna. | |
| i'm just gonna i'm just gonna look them up because i don't want this uh trump wall plaques what do i uh what do i type in here | |
| I'm just gonna look them up because I don't want this. | |
| Uh, Trump Wall plaques. | |
| What do we uh, what do I type in here? | |
| images come on just show me that you know what i want oh wow oh we got a we got a little bit of trove who's this here's this is joe biden isn't come on just show me the uh i don't i don't want to buy anything in your post you're horrifying i hate you can i just zoom in no i can't i zoom in it makes it smaller what the hell is this witchcraft | |
| just right nothing works was i talking about this already i think i did this is making it very hard for me to enjoy anything i'm starting to get like fun house effect here all these like this is getting weird just show me that you can't see anything it's like no you gotta come to my website i mean the question mbc news i can't survive without the question yeah everybody hates me i just want to read them oh here's one | |
| you would expect what did someone some i heard somebody say this is like african dictator level shit and i i have to agree this is for this is insane you might as well have like golden ak-47s hanging off the wall soon like this is ridiculous sleepy joe biden this is this is this is this is We'll be right back. | |
| He wrote these. | |
| So, instead of dealing with anything, he took the time out of his day as the president to write these. | |
| I don't know how many is there. | |
| A dozen or two dozen of these? | |
| Look at them all. | |
| And then sent people off to print these. | |
| They're not even uniform. | |
| He was by far the worst president in American history. | |
| Taking office as a result of the most corrupt election ever seen in the United States. | |
| Biden oversaw a series of unprecedented disasters that brought our nation to the brink of destruction. | |
| His policies caused the highest inflation ever recorded, leading the U.S. dollar to lose more than 20% of its value in four years. His Green News scam, he said all in caps, surrendered American energy dominance. And by abolishing the southern border, | |
| he let in 21 million people from all over the world. Or in the United States, including from prisons, jails, mental institutions. Prisons and jails is basically the same thing. I don't even proofread this! Put it up right now! I want it on the wall right now! Sir, | |
| did you even? I don't care! It's perfect! It's amazing! It came out of my ass! It's gotta be amazing! So yes, he killed the Marines. Seeing Biden's devastating weakness, Russia invaded Ukraine. And Hamas terrorists launched the heinous, yeah, | |
| that's why they did it. They're all like, it's Biden's fault. Nicknamed both sleepy and crooked, Joe Biden, you called him that, was dominated by his radical left handlers. They and their allies in the fake news media attempted to cover up his severe mental decline and an unprecedented use of the auto pen, | |
| capitalized, following his humiliating debate loss. To President Trump! Just, dude, just write, just say me. We all know. In the big June 2020, the big, the big June 2024 debate, | |
| he was forced to withdraw from his campaign for re-election in disgrace. Biden weaponized law enforcement against his political opponent while also persecuting many other people he led. Left office issuing blanket pardons to the radical Democrat criminals and thugs as well as members of the Biden crime family. The Biden crime family. But despite it all, | |
| President Trump would get re-elected in a landslide and save America all capital letters! Are you kidding me? I saved the ca- Oh, it looks pretty fucking saved, Dude, It looks super saved. | |
| Oh my lord, is there a better one than that? | |
| I want to read more of these. | |
| I got re -elected in a landslide and I saved America! | |
| Fuck yeah, We're just going full cartoon. | |
| We're just full cartoon mode now. | |
| Nothing matters. | |
| We're just going to totally act like absolute. | |
| Wait till President AOC gets in there. | |
| All these dumbass 51ST State people. | |
| You guys are so. | |
| Most people in Canada have the attention span of a fish. | |
| Of a dumb fish. | |
| Not a smart fish like a salmon. | |
| A dumb fish. | |
| Is there a fish that just swims right into your mouth? | |
| That's what they would be doing. | |
| That's the Toronto. | |
| You didn't understand it either? | |
| That's what the Toronto accent is now. | |
| You talk to somebody from Toronto under the age of 30? | |
| I don't know what that is. | |
| It's not English. | |
| Come on, there's got to be better ones. | |
| There is. | |
| I know, I've heard. | |
| I can't read them, though, because they're like, let's zoom in from far away. People want to read what they say. I want to read them. I want to read them. I want to read them. Ask the AI. Show me where they are. This is what we're down to. We need robots. There's so much filth and trash on the internet now, | |
| you can't just find it yourself. You need to enlist the help of unhinged, probably evil AI that's going to, you know, use this to insert things into my subconscious for sure. It's not even going to give me links, is it? Nope. It's just snippets. How fucking ridiculous is this? What is this? This is terrible. I said very clearly, I want to read them. You know what? I don't want to read them anymore. I don't even care. If somebody finds a link, Uh, | |
| you know, tell me instead, instead of that, okay, it won't, it will not let me pause that again. He's big and he's pushy. I can't stop him. It's Blair Cottrell. Check it out. So look at this guys. And this is something that comes up every now and again, police in India have allegedly saved 100,000 forged certificates from 22 universities or fake universities with 1 million plus likely used for jobs abroad. This same story, This same. | |
| Uh great expose happens every couple of years, but then just gets buried and nothing gets done about it. | |
| No one is held accountable, no one gets deported. | |
| It's even as bad as fake doctors. | |
| Look here in Australia from 2017, a fake doctor worked in Australian hospitals for 11 years before he was discovered. | |
| Then, when he was discovered, he just bailed and left the country. | |
| There was no consequences. | |
| He was even given citizenship. | |
| How indeed, was he given citizenship? | |
| And this is what, Scamming the system, creating stories and even forging documents to get into Australia. | |
| The reason nothing is done is because it's in the interests of major political parties and the super rich. | |
| To have as many immigrants coming into the country as possible, for three reasons. | |
| Firstly, these immigrants constitute a new slave class. This is great for the big business sector, because it inflates the labour pool, there's a lot more people to choose from, and all these people can be paid less and exploited more. Secondly, all of the immigrants coming in, on forged documents or not, they all need to live somewhere. This is great for the property development firms, people who own and lease a lot of property. The immigrants increase demand for property in a place where supply is limited. Especially in Australia right now, | |
| we have a shortage of property. This drives the price of property up through the roof. It means big property leases can also charge a lot more in rent. So the property development firms are making bank from the immigration. And if the major political parties can find a way to quickly convert these immigrants into citizens, or through some other loophole, make voters out of them, these are new voters for any party that's masquerading This is why major political parties don't care if they alienate white people or the traditional western working class, | |
| because they're planning to replace them with more imported voters. So the major political parties intend to be as cruel as possible to their own population through a lot of ideological political policing, and they don't care how much they alienate and upset their own population. They don't care how many voters they lose. Because they're importing more voters, | |
| a lot more. So the mass immigration, the fraudulent immigration, it makes money for the big business sector, it makes money for the property development firms, and it keeps the multicultural political parties in power, all while extracting all of the wealth that we have generated through our work and replacing us with foreigners. And that, My friends, is the biggest scam in the world right now. | |
| There's a lot of conspiracies out there, but this one's the big one. | |
| This one is at the center of them all. | |
| That's a pretty big scam. | |
| There's a lot of scams going On. | |
| Like, we're just going to replace you and so we don't need you anymore, and then you don't exist and go away and die forever. | |
| This is a bit of a problem. | |
| I feel like that's a bit of a problem and I think something people should pay a little bit more attention to. | |
| And it's so widespread and under control. | |
| Jensen says, can you show the BB Needle trophy and get CRJ to translate the Hebrew to English? | |
| He's so petty. | |
| Mmm, I had an idea, but it's not time. It's not worth it. Nothing works. Loading wheel. Loading wheel. Please redeem. Call customer support. What else? Was that shooting? I don't care about that. Is everybody over Venezuela now? Look, | |
| the Venezuelan government, and Maduro specifically, was very anti-Israel, and now he's gone. That's the end. The end. If you haven't noticed, that's what happens to everybody. Every single anti-Israeli world leader has been taken out. Except Iran, | |
| the last one. He was very critical of the occupation of Palestine, And then there's this. | |
| Now the racists and supremacists of Zionism today want to end the Palestinian people. | |
| And I say more, they want to end up with all the Arab people, with all the Muslim people. | |
| They have planted an ideology of hatred, of race. | |
| They have planted it for 75 years with the support of the West. | |
| Attention, good world, that's what you hear. | |
| Attention to the world for 75 years with the assistance of the United States and Europe, the Israelis. | |
| I've been sowing an ideology of hatred and destruction. | |
| Wow. | |
| that's a bit much. Come on now. Basically saying it's the Palestinians now and then it's going to be everybody else. And the Christians, then the catholics yeah yeah | |
| Let's stop the genocide anyway. | |
| Delta Force got him and he's gone now. | |
| So you know oil or something. | |
| The other angle is that it seems very likely that this is going to be happening. | |
| You've got the color revolution in full swing here. | |
| This is very typical, creating instability in the country which either will topple the government or create an excuse to invade, and they're the guise of restoring order and peace and democracy. | |
| And oh my god. | |
| But we know, as you know, and this was the first two streams I think I ever did, seven years ago, I said we're going into it, man. This is what they're working up towards, and then the big war is going to happen. And now, no new wars. Trump says he favors attacking Iran. Uh-huh. Is that after Bibi visited, | |
| or is he, you know, is it after you pulled his chair up for him? Reports of significant internal Trump administration divide over Iran policy. I bet with a lot of people. Vance said to be leading the charge for non-interventionist camp with much of MAGA might welcome while seeing Vance in the top contender for 2008. Wasn't he just nobody? A few years ago, | |
| wasn't he some guy and then was a congressman and now he's the vice president in something like six years or something like this? And I don't, again, I don't want to get into the Erica Kirk thing, but yeah, she's if you know, you know, she's that's a fucking whole mess there. She's not a I would stay very far away from her. I think there's something very wrong with that woman. Don't say that. And yeah, Now we've got. | |
| This happens all the time. | |
| All of a sudden, you piss off the regime and, hey, there's a revolution happening. | |
| It's that easy. | |
| The Arab Spring, Egypt. | |
| Egypt. | |
| Gaddafi. | |
| Bashar Al -Assad must go. | |
| Assad must go. | |
| Assad must go. | |
| The United States is going to make sure that Bashar Al -Assad is going to be gone. | |
| He must go. | |
| Yeah, We got everybody, didn't we? | |
| We got everybody on General Wesley Clark's list. | |
| And we're adding new people. | |
| Still didn't get a ran yet, though, because that's the last one. | |
| They're the strongest one. | |
| That's why they had to be isolated systematically, so that when the final confrontation comes, that the advantage is overwhelming. And they do it right up front. Again, people know. But if they're not willing to do anything about it, it doesn't matter. And if you're not sure what you should do, | |
| observe what your enemies hate the most. Who do they attack the most? And what do How is it? Yeah, | |
| I'd like to mention this too. And I don't think it'll stay in Australia. Why would it? It never does. It's a particular threat here. Of all the things going on, | |
| especially in all of these different countries, there's repeat murderers, there's unprecedented levels of drug trafficking, arms trafficking, human trafficking. By all accounts, if you're a cop, you've got your hands full these days. There's a lot going on. And what would you say is the worst crime? Like, | |
| what would we say is the worst crime? You've got some idea, right? We've got ideas. We could probably argue, but I bet the list between all of us would probably be the same three or four things, | |
| and they're all within the range of pretty bad, pretty awful. Except that in Australia, the worst thing is not any of those things you're imagining. The worst thing you can do, the worst crime possible, | |
| is talking. Worst crime possible is talking, because that's what Joel Davis did. And he's still in jail. He's been in jail for months. He's missed the birth of his child. He's being tortured in a high-level state prison for terrorists. He's not allowed outside. He doesn't get to talk to anyone, | |
| not even his lawyer. He doesn't get books. He doesn't get to exercise. He doesn't get fed, unless they really want to. They don't shower him. He just sits in there, probably with the heat off and the lights on, for months. Because he talked, You see, rapists, terrorists, murderers. | |
| Now you can get bail. | |
| He said things that made politicians mad. | |
| So he's treated worse than the worst criminals in the country. | |
| Serial killers don't get treated like this. | |
| Actual terrorists sometimes don't get treated like this. | |
| So let's just to recap, this guy kind of summed it up here. | |
| Arrested for a social media post is how it began. | |
| He's been he's been gotten a bunch of other charges since. | |
| So I'm just going to try to he was charged with harassing a politician because he said he asked some people to go and make some rude posts on their on their Twitter feed. | |
| So he's being tortured in prison for months for that, you know, to prove that they're the good guys. | |
| Know to prove that they're the good guys. | |
| Um, national security investigations, national security remanded and put into solitary confinement, bail denied as an unacceptable risk of re-offending. | |
| National Security Investigations, National Security remanded and put into solitary confinement. | |
| Bail denied as an unacceptable risk of reoffending. | |
| He's too. | |
| He's too he might speak again. | |
| He might speak again. | |
| He might say more things. | |
| He might say more things. | |
| Missed the birth of his child, missed christmas, bail denied, again transferred to a maximum security prison, internally classified as a national security threat, despite no violence or terrorism charges, which is normally what's required for that. | |
| Missed the birth of his child. | |
| Missed Christmas. | |
| Bail denied again. | |
| Transferred to a maximum security prison. | |
| Placed into a punishment ward. | |
| Minimal time of no, you don't get out of your cell. | |
| You don't get a tv. | |
| No access to a bible, no priest or chaplain. | |
| Showers restricted or denied phone privileges restricted, lost communication with lawyer. | |
| After being classified as national security threat. | |
| Random new charges being added. | |
| Yeah, there's more. | |
| Uh, hate speech charges and all this kind of stuff. | |
| Again he was talking. | |
| So here's where you need to be a man. | |
| This is where the men are separated from the boys, because you. | |
| sure, you can say a lot of things about Joel. You can I come at that from a lot of different angles and say how much you disagree with that or find that's gross or that's, you know, whatever. Okay, but he just talked, though? Like, he didn't stab anyone. He didn't blow anything up. He didn't kill anybody, | |
| kidnap anybody, slap anybody, punch anybody, spit on anybody. Did he do anything other than just talk? No. So why does he deserve that? If you can't admit that that's insane, | |
| i think you're the one with the problem because the same people that are cheering and applauding that and saying he deserves it are also the same people who cried and cried about poor omar cotter He was just a child soldier. | |
| He was just a little baby boy. | |
| We're the same age. | |
| He was just a little baby. | |
| He was only a few weeks shy of 16 years old To be treated like that, | |
| his rights were violated. We need to give him $11 million and parade him around like a hero and a shining example of how benevolent the Canadian people are and a steadfast defender of human rights. Even to the people who would blow up our soldiers, | |
| we will still fight tooth and nail for their human rights because that's who we are. Joel Davis? Fuck him. Lock him up forever and let him die. Apparently. What did I say? You believe in free speech? What is courage? Is it because it's easy? At the highest testing point, | |
| maybe for you, it's right now. I can't defend a Nazi! Even though he didn't do anything illegal, even though he didn't hurt anybody, even though he didn't threaten to, even though he was not even in the position to do any such thing, | |
| there is no reason, if he was a communist, you'd have no problem with it. You're the one with the problem. You can't get over this stigma. This stigma is more important to you than this so-called virtue that you say that you believe in, But you've just proven that you didn't, because you don't have the courage to stick up for somebody that you don't agree with. | |
| Which means you don't believe in it. | |
| After all, Which is why you deserve to lose it. | |
| And why you will. | |
| Because he would have stuck up for you. | |
| Can you imagine? | |
| I've been in these jails, Have you? | |
| Not this. | |
| Not a maximum security, terror prison. | |
| But I was held in solitary for a couple of weeks. | |
| So I have an idea. | |
| Better than most people I can imagine, No showering. | |
| It's cold. | |
| Oh yeah, They'll make sure it's cold, The lights will be on, We'll probably be screaming in craziness outside. | |
| You're just in there with nothing but your thoughts for months, And you have no idea what's going on. | |
| You don't know if your kid's okay, You don't know if your wife's okay, You don't know if anybody's trying to help. | |
| You don't know what's going on. | |
| And you're thinking, maybe you never get out of there. | |
| Oh, You got more charges. | |
| Here's more. | |
| Even more charges. | |
| Oh, okay, cool. | |
| Maybe I'm going to get life. | |
| I'm never going to get out of this box where I am right now. | |
| This is where I'm going to die. | |
| I'm going to be here forever. | |
| And every day you wake up hoping it's a bad dream. | |
| Look, you're still in the box. | |
| That's what they're willing to do to one of their own people because they don't like them. | |
| That's what you're, that's what, If you're not with us to fight that, get out of here. | |
| Because you're on their team anyway. | |
| Because, when it comes down to it, you don't believe in any of this. You don't believe in it. You don't care what's true. You don't care about right and wrong. You don't care about any of it. You just care about being comfortable and convenient and having things go the way that you want them to. Yeah, things have never gone the way I've wanted them to. That's okay. I don't think it's supposed to. But you are supposed to stick up for the things that you say you believe in. You are supposed to protect those things, | |
| because people fought and died for those things, so we can have these things. So this kind of shit wouldn't happen. Because we would, that's what we told ourselves. We fought war. We fought the Nazis to keep that kind of border. Did we? Did we? Because it's here. Long predicted. I mean, | |
| Alex Jones was talking about this 20 years ago before he got caught with tranny porn or whatever he was doing. And Bill Cooper talked about this a long time ago. Even Jesse Ventura, who's totally out of his mind now, and just gone total boomer crazy. He's talking about running for Congress. Like, oh my God, Jesse, | |
| no. If it was anyone else, they're losing their minds. But because he happens to be someone who likes mustache man, oh, well, now the rules are different. No, | |
| no, you're a child. You're beaten down by a story. A story and a narrative and the Marvel Cinematic Universe extended edition of World War II. That is defeating you in the battle to pick a side of, | |
| no, that's not right. That's crazy. A comic book story prevented you. From helping people who needed help. Legitimately who were being punished and persecuted because of what they believed in. That's the argument. That's what we all agreed. That no matter what somebody believes, It's not okay to hurt them because you don't believe the same thing and you don't like it. | |
| It's not okay to hurt them because you don't agree with them. | |
| We all agreed to that. | |
| So why is it all of a sudden okay? | |
| It's not. | |
| you're just weak. | |
| They gave you the easiest excuse and you took it because it's easier. | |
| It's easier To point to this? | |
| Look at the things he said. | |
| Look at the things I said. | |
| It could be anybody. | |
| He's a guy who said some things. | |
| Is he a billionaire with a private military? | |
| Is he Eric Prince, gone off the rails threatening to invade a country? | |
| No, he's a guy with a YouTube channel. You know? Doing what we all taught our children and ourselves to do. Follow your heart and do what you believe in and tell the truth. And if it's what you believe, | |
| it's what you believe, then say it. And for that, that's where he is. And that's what happens to you. In this world. And if they can do it to him, they can do it to you. Why not? What else is going to be terrorism? Because you know that when Trump dies, which he's going to do soon, | |
| he's 81 soon. Have you seen him? He has an orange face. He looks ridiculous. He could be dead any time. That's if they don't kill him and blame Iran and use it for a reason. The other side is going to get back in, almost for sure. Without cult, | |
| or without cult, without Trump and the cult of personality, I don't, they're gonna, they're probably gonna retake the White House after this, I would say. Why wouldn't they? There's gonna be a lot of infighting and power struggle on the right, you know, you got a JD Vance, maybe Eric Jr. wants to, There's all kinds of look, i'm the next, it's going to be a shit show. | |
| And in the middle of that, you know what the other side is a lot better on is unifying against you than we are against them. | |
| This side these, these pathetic. | |
| And then, because you chose career politicians and scumbags and weasels and these political parties in the United States, they go like everywhere to be your guys and they're fucking weak. | |
| They're toilet paper. | |
| They're a castle made out of birch bark and you're like oh, how did they? | |
| You, you sent that up against the monster and you can't believe that that they uh, that they folded and they're coming back, by the way, and when they take over. | |
| It is going to be so much worse now. Do you have any idea what they're going to do after what he's done? After what the right wing has done with the ICE patrol? You're getting it all now. Oh, | |
| did you protest trans people? Guess what? Solitary confinement for 10 years. Yeah, you're a terrorist. Yeah, studies suggest, and experts agree, and all of that shit. So just get in the box forever, okay? We said so. Oh, | |
| I don't care if it was in a private conversation. We read all your messages, and that's still harmful somehow to somebody. Online Harms Act, Congress, just get in the box forever. And there are people who think the rules are going to protect them. And they go, | |
| well, they can't do that because that's illegal. Are you a child? Are you a fool? They make the rules. And they pay the people to enforce the rules who are in charge of that. You know, arresting people and punishing them for breaking the rules? They do it all the time and they never get in trouble because they pay them. The rules aren't for everybody. They're for you. The rules are for you, Not for them. | |
| They can do whatever they want. | |
| This is for children. | |
| That's not how the world works. | |
| Power is how the world works. | |
| Do you have any of that? | |
| They have lots. | |
| How much do you have? | |
| Not any? | |
| Well then, guess what you lose? | |
| But the rules. | |
| They're just gonna step. | |
| They're gonna rip it up in front of your face and laugh at you and maybe this is just what has to happen. | |
| Maybe this is just the evolution. | |
| I hope it's not. | |
| I hope people figure it out before then, because the longer they take, the worse it's gonna get. | |
| But this hope that the mainstream, so-called right in political parties are going to be able to stop reverse. | |
| or change anything whatsoever is an enormous cope. It's destructive because you're wasting time chasing up a tree that doesn't have any fruit in it. You only have so much time and it's being spent doing what? Throwing money at millionaires who don't give a shit about you at all, | |
| putting on Indian hats and importing more truck drivers to wipe out families. You're like, damn, we're going to get the libs out. No, no. The people we need to be supporting and organizing with and constructing ideas and stuff with are the People who get it. We do not need to tone down. We just need to be more. No, | |
| no. They need to come this way. They need to be more like us. Do you want to live? Do you want to win? Or do you want to die? They're losing. They're losing every day. Every single day. Losing. Losing. Losing. Compromise. Compromise. Excuses. Excuses. But. But. But. I wasn't. I didn't grow up that way. When I was in Canada, | |
| when it was still a legitimate place, when we still had some dignity, when our military wasn't a joke. No, that's that's not OK. We don't accept failure. We don't accept excuses. We are going to succeed the end. You don't get to do that. That's not how this works. Oh, well, I just lost 10 times in a row. No, you're fired. You lose once. You're out. Why do we allow this? Why do we give these people the leeway and the room and the time? Oh, well, | |
| let's give Aaron O'Toole another chance. They have done nothing to even earn the position that they do have. Nothing. And they fail at it over and over and over again. Oh, We're just going to win another election. | |
| No, no, no, it needs to be where you're listen, you're in the hospital and, you know, you're sick and you think you need antibiotics. | |
| You're just going to get some antibiotics and everything's going to be fine. | |
| And you're waiting and you're getting scans and x -ray and all that. | |
| They're doing blood tests. | |
| And all of that kind of stuff. | |
| And all your friends are telling you, you know, it's this, it's that, it's all that. | |
| Well, the doctor's here. | |
| And you're like, okay, how many antibiotics do I have to take? | |
| And he goes, uh, you need a liver transplant. | |
| Oh, no, I just need some. No, no, you understand, you're dying. This is very serious. You need to, you can't leave. Well, I have a hockey game later. No, no. You're in organ failure now. You're gonna be dead by Friday if we don't get you on a fucking helicopter. Do you understand what I'm saying? We're gonna get the libs out? We gotta get those organs out. Well, | |
| That's really inconvenient, and I don't want to do that. | |
| Yeah, well, you know what? | |
| You probably should have did something about it years ago, and now this is where it's at. | |
| So we don't need more discussion. | |
| We need more activity. | |
| We need more action. | |
| We need more organizing. | |
| We need more effort. | |
| This is all done. | |
| We all know. | |
| It's time to go now. | |
| NASCAR is life. | |
| That is a word. | |
| He says, what's your prediction for the upcoming season? | |
| Thanks for everything you do. | |
| And maybe, may your next crazy bread be extra buttery. | |
| My prediction for the upcoming season of what? | |
| Of Diagalon? | |
| Or what are we talking about here? | |
| I think we're in season six. | |
| This is the official theme. | |
| I mean, this is the theme song now. | |
| I mean, we're basically... | |
| We've been steadily, like, plowing in. | |
| Just fucking driving it in there. | |
| Just... | |
| Womph! | |
| Sending it. | |
| Year after year. | |
| You gotta really whip the hips, you know? | |
| And you can just... | |
| Wah! | |
| Look how far it went! | |
| Way up there! | |
| Sending it. | |
| Hey, uh... | |
| Hey, Ottawa. | |
| Did you guys find any terrorists yet? | |
| Remember when we were all gonna die because of the Diagalon terrorism? | |
| And you didn't even understand how much danger you were in? | |
| And oh my god... | |
| it's been five years. It's been five years. Has anything happened yet? What's that? No, no, what? I don't hear anything. Did they say something? I didn't hear anything. Guys are like, | |
| he's asking about NASCAR. Like, I don't know anything about NASCAR. I don't even know what it stands for. Probably North American Sports Car Association Racing? I totally just guessed that that's probably what it is. I don't know. I mean, | |
| I get it. It's, you know, if you're into cars, it's definitely a, you know, it's good, it's boring. Well, it is, but it's also extremely dangerous. And, you know, you got to really appreciate it. You know, I understand. It's not really my thing, | |
| but I totally get it. You know, like some people are into like crazy downhill skiing and stuff. I'm just, it's not for me. Yeah, that's insane. Like you're fucking all those people that ride bikes downhills with a GoPro and they're just like down the side of a cliff through the trees. I'm like, you're insane. One, | |
| you know, you hit an ant carrying a seed. You're dead. You're now dead. Oh, I didn't account for this! Splat! Your neck has been, your head's just ripped right off your body. You hit a tree going 95 miles an hour down a hill. You're dead. What's going on over there? We should go use Lynx to work. Honestly, Does it work? | |
| I can't ever seem to check in over there. | |
| It's like always bouncing around. | |
| Whatever. | |
| I'm going to figure out this noise gate, too. | |
| It's not quite on. | |
| I just basically factory reset everything because I'm trying to purge the demons. | |
| I've got to get a new machine soon. | |
| I backed up the hard. | |
| It's on notice now. | |
| It should know. | |
| It's like when you come home and all your stuff is packed up. | |
| Uh -oh. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Uh -oh. | |
| That's not good. | |
| No, she's mad about something. That's what I just did to my computer, so it should know. Like, what do you mean? We're copying all the hard drives. That's why you made it a copy of everything important and put it on this hard drive that I'm going to take away. Why? Don't worry about it. Why don't you just do another loading wheel for two hours and crash for no reason and delete all my settings? Why don't you just fucking do that? Are you still mad about that? No, | |
| no no no i'm definitely not going to smash you part of the sledgehammer melt you burn you throw acid on you do all kinds of horrible things in the backyard later make a youtube video about it and then put it out just to so people can watch me just destroy something and i'm going to feel good people are going to have fun watching it you're going to hate it because it's you know you're going to get you're going to get you're going to get jacked up man you chose to not function anymore | |
| when the when the animal when the work animal listen i'm just doing the modern day thing back in the day on the ranch when the work animal can't work anymore you know you just take it out behind the barn and uh good night because i'm not why why are you feeding it it's costing you money that's so mean we're on the frontier | |
| bitch. We don't have time for food. Do you want to die or not? Do you want to live? Everybody's got an opinion about everything when they've, you know, done zero to earn their own existence or so they don't have any concept of how difficult and dangerous life can be or what's required to survive or anything like that. Nah, I just, I want what I want all the time. Home of the Braves says, Good show. Thanks for fighting. Our time will come. Yeah, | |
| I guess it's getting close. We're almost at three hours. We are starting orgs in the States to accept funding from boomers to pay for the solution before they'll die. Also, street orgs like yours. We're doing a lot of different things. I'm not going to give anything away, | |
| but it's funny how many, especially our enemies who are just just, they're nowhere, right? It's like when they think they're bombing some kind of sensitive area and you're like 30 kilometers away with binoculars. What are they doing? They must think there's something important there. Is there anything there? No. I don't know what you're doing. They're right out of there. Maybe they're testing. No, They're just out. | |
| You're not just going to give it away. | |
| I'm looking forward to the year. | |
| We're going to be busy. | |
| I'm going to be busy. | |
| We're going to be here and there and everywhere. | |
| And I try not to think about it. | |
| Maybe it's just from practice, Maybe it's experience. | |
| I don't know. | |
| But when you're in kind of a situation that's a little precarious, maybe, or a little unpredictable, it certainly is, it doesn't help you to obsess and focus on then this and then that. | |
| So many things can happen and change between now and then that it's really kind of a waste of time. | |
| To spend any real effort or thought or energy on things that haven't happened yet or other things need to take place before that can even come true. | |
| So why are you even there? | |
| You're investing in a company that doesn't exist yet. | |
| You should come back to building the companies that need to exist so that one can exist and then you can invest in it. | |
| You know? | |
| So try not to think too far ahead. | |
| Are we still going north? | |
| We're still going north. | |
| Good. | |
| good stuff but it's not impossible You know, we've been pretty capable people in the past, and with far less numbers than we have now. | |
| We're going to have a lot less people soon, because our population is shrinking, it's contracting, but it's not going to go to zero. It's going to contract significantly, and I think that is going to really raise the alarm and increase the drive and desire for what's necessary, which is that we have to band together to survive. And that's going to become more and more obvious. And the survival instinct is the strongest one of all. And, you know, in World War I, We had 9 million people here? | |
| 8? | |
| Second World War wasn't a whole lot more than that. | |
| And the amount of material and things that were produced and things that were achieved, you don't need as many people as you'd think. | |
| And we have a home team advantage, and there's nowhere for anyone to go. | |
| There's no alternative. | |
| There's no, you know, Well, I guess you're going to have to fight for your own survival. | |
| Or you could, you could what? Go die in Iran? Like, there's no opportunity. There's nothing left. I don't know what you do. I honestly don't. And it's not that I'm the opposite. I would never tell anybody to just give up. It's the opposite. You should be very upset. And this isn't just what I want. And I don't want to, I'm not here because I want to be here. | |
| I want to be doing any of this. | |
| It's what's necessary. | |
| This is really bad. | |
| It's been really bad and it's been getting a lot worse. | |
| And now we're in the point people can't even afford hot dogs. | |
| You'll never own a house you'll like. | |
| This is uh. | |
| The quality of living has plummeted to such a level that if our grandparents and great-grandparents could see us now, they would have rethought every single decision they'd made. | |
| And I think a lot of people are still very complacent. | |
| I think a lot of them are still, outwardly or on the surface level, admitting and accepting like yeah, it's pretty bad, but you don't have the fear, you don't. | |
| I? | |
| I can tell you know you're still. | |
| You're still hanging on to this fantasy that it'll, it'll work out somehow. | |
| You know it, it's going to work out. | |
| but not somehow. It feels like, I don't have to do anything. I'm not gonna have to. Oh, yes, you will. Just let go of that whole fantasy right now. And as we get closer and closer, | |
| it's going to be more and more obvious. And the other day, I still have this video. Make sure I do. Too close or too far away. I've got to jack up this stupid noise gate. The 11th, | |
| I think it was the 11th, was the birthday of the man whose idea it was for us to exist. | |
| And, you know, some of the guys, there's a little dedication. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Happy birthday, Sir John A. Video that went out on the accounts. | |
| And some of the comments were people always crack me up. | |
| It was like, oh, you guys were against CBC, but now you're using CBC. | |
| Are you, first of all, are you a child? | |
| Please sit down. | |
| You seem very angry and upset about a lot of things, but you're clearly not, you're not okay. | |
| Number two, I'm sorry, are we overwhelmed with positive interpretations? | |
| Of our legacy heroes and national figures? | |
| Are we just, are we just drowning in that? | |
| That's another form of narcissism and, and you want someone to tell you how smart you are and how I want to. | |
| Just shut the fuck up. | |
| You know, if you like mentioned being on the battlefield and you're weaponless and you find. | |
| oh, here, look. Here's a Soviet weapon with, you know, 20 rounds and a magazine left. Well, great. This is a good start. Oh, really? You're going to use one of their guns? I don't have a gun! Yeah! I'll use a turtle shell. I'll use a used tampon. I'll shove it down your neck and show you that whatever I need to do, This is the best thing I have available, so I'm using It. | |
| Alright? | |
| And I thought that was a great edit, so if you missed the birthday, happy birthday to John A. McDonald, the server Himself. | |
| Check it Out. | |
| We are a great nation and we can become one of the greatest nations in the universe if we preserve It. | |
| I'll make a policy and I'll move heaven and earth to do It. | |
| I won't let you down, Because if we do not respond, it is only a matter of time until we vote. | |
| Mr. Speaker, we need no adjournment to know that we lack confidence in this government. | |
| A secure and peaceful border is not Nothing. | |
| You're proposing Conscription. | |
| That's how armies are raised, yes, A stillborn place needs to stand up and be something. | |
| They must seize Nationhood. | |
| My country is dying, and I will not stand dispassionately by a knife. | |
| This is the solution, George, to create a confederation large enough to provide both independence and protection for French and English alike. | |
| Are you drunk? | |
| What do I do with this soap? | |
| He's getting Hammered. | |
| He's kicking people in the chest. | |
| I mean, that's the kind of, that's what we need to bring back, obviously. | |
| And we got Aaron O'Toole instead. | |
| We got Donut and we got Pierre. | |
| Look at my shoes, there's mud on them. | |
| That guy would walk in there and just smack him across the face, throw his wife over his shoulder and leave without saying a word. | |
| Oh, geez, I wonder why we're getting to, because that was the standard. | |
| That's what we used to have. | |
| Now we have worm people. | |
| We have worm people who can't even seem to acknowledge that we even exist because that's too scary for them and they're too concerned about the state of their careers should they go against, well, you know, the claw creature monster who gave it to them in the first place. | |
| It's a mystery. | |
| It's always going to be a mystery. | |
| All right, we're going to wrap up the chat here and did I lose it? | |
| We got to come up with better widgets or whatever they're called or something. | |
| What's up, man? | |
| I'm similar to YouTube people. | |
| He's a moderator. | |
| Everybody's a moderator. | |
| Everyone, everyone I recognize is immediately promoted. | |
| And the channel will be gone by tomorrow morning. | |
| Bye. | |
| whatever. We had fun. We had a good time. Let's see if there's anything else in the news I wanted to get over. Stupid Maduro. Stupid Maduro! I mean, there's this. I mean, there again. Like, | |
| the justification is already there. Canada overwhelmingly, I mean, everyone does, overwhelmingly hates Antifa and these people. They exist in a bubble protected by the state with state funding, | |
| but on their own, they have no friends anywhere. They are not popular. It's an anti-social social club for freaks and useful idiots that they get rallied up to. The kind of thing you see going on in Iran? And they act like, oh well look at there look he's very obviously very unpopular everyone has enemies everyone | |
| you can find pockets of people who hate whoever's in charge anywhere in the world and if you pay them to go out and cause all kinds of mayhem they will and then you put some cameras there go look how unpopular they are the people are rioting oh look a few thousand people are rioting how many people live in that country 100 million 40 million 20 million like this isn't a convincing ukraine remember that yeah i've seen these before i've seen syria before i saw egypt before i saw what you tried to do in syria before i've seen all of this i've seen these before i've seen syria before i saw egypt before i saw what you tried to do in syria before i've seen all of this no | |
| Yeah no, I did see it. | |
| It was. | |
| It was between. | |
| It was on after the first 20 holocausts and then the other 50 holocausts. | |
| It was between, it was between them. | |
| I remember specifically all of this. | |
| So the youthful idiots are, uh, you know it's, it's so, it's so fake and gay and dumb. | |
| If there's ever an, if there's ever an organized effort to like a physical confrontation, it's. | |
| It's not even a contest, it's just. | |
| These people have no idea they're, they're larping, they're playing, they're wearing their dad's clothes and playing make-believe and getting shot by ice agents, thinking that they're untouchable and in their indignity. | |
| You know, I didn't want to get into that. | |
| You don't want to get shot by the police. | |
| Don't interfere with the police and do what they say when they point guns at you. | |
| That's typically what you should do. | |
| There's a cop pointing a gun at you and says, stop. | |
| You should do that. | |
| That's a good idea. | |
| That's called being a smart person. | |
| Okay, if you want to act like uh, you know, a basketball player, you try and run them over or you shoot at them. | |
| or you swing at them, or you do something that a moron would do, who inserted themselves in the situation in the first place. I mean, just all kinds of Darwinism happening there. And we're talking about, right, I got another video, we'll get out of here. Oh, maybe we're going to hit Cuba now. Before it's too late, | |
| you might want to do what I'm telling you because it could be too late very soon. Look at me. I'm looking right at it. I'm looking at the flag and I'm thinking, wow, what a great flag. I think I'm going to wipe my ass with it. It looks like toilet paper to me. Oh, he's tweeting. He's tweeting oil and money. Not anymore! Yeah, okay. Hey, how about all the kids you raped, though, Donnie? What about all the raped children and the blackmail that the Israelis used from those rapes that you were privy or part of and, you know, | |
| are covering up anyway? And then using that to leverage the blackmail against the American people to wage war all over the world to the tunes of trillions of dollars, millions of dead, and so on and so on. That's a bigger fucking story to me than, oh, | |
| Cuba. Cuba? Are we going back to the 60s? Let's go dig up our grandparents. Maybe they'll be really, oh jeez, them Cubans. Maybe getting targeted in our own homes, | |
| routinely, is a bigger problem. He's not going to bomb them, he's going to bomb, he's just going to bomb everybody. And you better hope 10 more Israelis don't get killed, | |
| because that's like 50 million Canadians. That's a bajillion holocausts. That's the same as the sun exploding. In the face of every baby that's ever, will ever be born. Just blows up immediately. That's how bad that is. It's like six of them. Or one Jonah Hill. Or one Ben Shapiro. That's how bad, | |
| you can't even imagine how bad it is. Because you white people have never suffered in the history of the universe. It's never happened. And how dare you? You're on stolen land and how dare you? Well, you're on stolen land. Where do you live? You're in Acadia. Yeah, it's actually Acadia in Nova Scotia. This is actually Acadia. Stolen land. Belongs to the French. Actually. Predates your bullshit. It was Acadia before your nonsense. So actually, technically, ergo vis-a-vis, | |
| it's French. So no, all those billions of dollars actually should be going at me, actually, because you know, my kids have a claim to that. They're part Acadian. Let's go. Make with the billies. I want billions of dollars. I'm not even black, | |
| but I want at least $200 million. I want it. I want my reparations. I'm an in-law of the Acadian people, and I want a billion dollars. I think I'm entitled to it. It's stolen land. It's stolen, | |
| and I want it, so give it to me. You're giving it to the native. No, you didn't go back far enough. You gotta go back. You gotta go back and further. It belongs to us. Okay? You wouldn't understand. You wouldn't understand anything about it. And part of the clip got out there for a second, but as an example, I didn't know about this. As a kid. As a teenager. I didn't grow up with it. It didn't happen during my time. It happened kind of parallel to the Vietnam War, | |
| which overshadowed it. But it's the a lot of people pointed to it and marked it as, look, this is an omen of things to come. This is what will happen everywhere else. And they're talking about Rhodesia, | |
| which became Zimbabwe. And it became Zimbabwe. Because all of the non-whites in Zimbabwe decided to kill all of the white people, which they tried to do a lot of. And they fought for years and years. They had a whole war and everything. And nobody helped them because they were white people. Vietnam, Vietnam, | |
| Vietnam. And this was going on. Moms and grandmothers are having to arm themselves or protect themselves. And Rhodesia doesn't exist anymore. It's gone. South Africa's right behind them. A lot of those people went to South Africa and guess what? It followed them there. Kill the boy. Put Joel Davis in terror camp. Get whitey. You know? And if you think it can't happen, | |
| did you think these people thought it was going to happen? This is the kind of, I'm going to show you this clip here now. This is the kind of spirited people we used to have and still do in some places if you know where to look. And we have people now who are going to give up and run away to Mexico to hide and go, | |
| 51st day, Daddy Trump, can you come in my mouth? Because I'm turning blue and I don't even, I want to be mega! You're pathetic. These women are harder than you'll ever be. And they lived in a nightmare where they were being annihilated in a war in their own home where they grew up. They were. This is their home, | |
| just like this is mine. It's what they know, it's where they've always lived, and they're being attacked and murdered because, well, it's Zimbabwe. That'll never happen, bro. Oh, it won't? Since Rhodesia declared its independence from Britain ten years ago, the illegal Smith government has consistently maintained that there will be no black rule this century in Rhodesia, | |
| a country in which blacks outnumber whites by 20 to 1. Cocking handle here. Now, yet again, there's talk of a constitutional settlement. If that settlement fails, the guerrillas are preparing to seize what the white settlers are determined to defend. People have been ambushed in cars, and if you've got a gun and a terrorist is firing at you, you've got at least some chance of hitting one back. Well, if you haven't got a gun, well, you're just a sitting duck, aren't you? And the same thing applies if your house is attacked, that if you fire back at them, | |
| they're quite liable to run away. We hope so, anyway. If it is dangerous out here, why haven't you considered leaving? Where do you go to? I mean, this is our way of life. We're prepared to stay, so here we are to stay. There's no point in leaving. What are you running from? I mean, there's trouble all over the world if you go and look at it. So we might as well stick around. Bob Horsler left Britain and settled in Rhodesia just after the war. For 20 years, | |
| he's been running an African store a few miles from the border. The attack came a month ago. Dinner and watching TV. And they hit us with a rocket, an automatic machine gun fire. But it happened so quickly, these things happen so quickly that one doesn't quite appreciate for a few seconds just exactly what is happening. Were you surprised at the attack? Oh yes, | |
| one didn't expect it. Like this could be, like look at this and you're like, where is this? Is this Ohio? No. This was just white people existing anywhere. I didn't expect it for the main reason that I do such an awful lot for these people. If they're in trouble, | |
| they want to telephone, they want mail, they want various things that I do for them. And I do so much for them. What do you mean, these people? I thought I would be the last person who would be hit. Have you thought of leaving this area? No, no, I haven't given it a thought. Well, I've been in Rhodesia now for 30 years. | |
| And I've spent 19 years building up this business, and one doesn't just walk out on a lifetime's work. | |
| I feel like the Prime Minister would have approved. | |
| The real Prime Minister. | |
| Just because people are shooting machine guns and rockets at you doesn't mean you leave. | |
| Unless you're in Canada in 2025, then it's like, oh, I can't afford Netflix and DoorDash. I'm moving to Mexico! I mean, I was wearing the flag as a cape a minute ago, like a fool, because I'm a patriot! Now I'm just running away. Or now I'm going, 51st state! Or now I'm like, let's separate! The West is leaving! Now I'm just going to turn my back on everything, like a spoiled child throwing a tantrum. Well, | |
| That's fine. | |
| None of you are going to succeed whatsoever. | |
| These are all pipe dreams and totally, you know, detached from reality delusions. | |
| But I will say thank you for identifying yourselves as people who are unequipped and incapable of being at the front. | |
| You don't have the shoulders for it. | |
| You are not equipped for this. | |
| So just please get out of the way, Put your bag down and go home. | |
| The selection has ended. | |
| Number 12. | |
| Stop, Selection is over. | |
| You may leave. | |
| Turn in your gear at the CQ. | |
| Thank you for coming out. | |
| You may try again in two years, or maybe not. | |
| We'll send you a letter. | |
| Listen, not everybody makes it. | |
| This is a hard place to work. | |
| It's a tough job. | |
| Good for you for even trying, you know? And all the other copes. But talk about giving up early. They were seizing bank accounts and censoring stuff. So I ran away. Well, | |
| they fired a rocket into my house and tried to machine gun me as I was watering my lawn, but I thought, you know, one just doesn't walk out on 30 years of life's work, do they? So now, | |
| I think I'll stay. There's trouble all over the world if you go and look for it, isn't there? Indeed there is. Maybe you don't choose them. Maybe you don't choose all your battles and all your fights. You don't get to choose. Because there is always going to be a battle, | |
| a fight and a problem. Wherever you are in the world, whatever you're doing, whoever you are, there's always going to be something. Could be less crazy, could be worse, could be just following you later. Maybe you'll get a few years of relative peace and tranquility, but sooner or later It's the mentality they're speaking to. When there's problems, you don't just run away because that's just not what you do. I mean, if you're facing extermination, if it's that time, | |
| it's that time. We're nowhere near this. And people are so demoralized and willing to give up so quickly over so little, enduring nothing, that it spits in the face of everybody who's ever laid down their life for this country. Everybody who's a secessionist, | |
| everyone who thinks we should give the country to America, everybody who thinks we should destroy What took a very long time to build, and a lot of lives, and a lot of blood, and a lot of death, and the passion, the heart, and the love to do those things that needed to be done to bring us here, to give us this chance, they're going to throw all that away because it's kind of shitty right now? You can only afford DoorDash or Netflix at the same time? Man, that sucks. Let us go back to the frontier days before hot water or electricity, | |
| roaming gangs of men who would scalp your children and all of that and disease and tell them, listen guys, it's not worth it because in the future, they're not going to be able to afford both Netflix and DoorDash, | |
| so we're just going to give it all away to India and the United States or whatever because it's just too hard for me. Oh, by the way, buy my stuff and follow No, | |
| there's a problem, though. You know, because a lot of people who run away and give up, because they can. They can. Some people can run away and give up. They've got the means, they've got the money, They've got the connections, they've got their, you know, whatever. | |
| I know people who can't afford a passport. | |
| They're not that cheap, and that's how tight it is. | |
| And go where? | |
| With what? | |
| See, they can't go anywhere. | |
| I could. | |
| Could have years ago, trying to put me in jail forever. | |
| You tried to do a lot of things, and then we'll try again. | |
| But do what? | |
| Do what? | |
| And then what about all the people who can't escape, Can't leave? | |
| You just leave them there. | |
| Worry about me, It's all about me. | |
| Can you bring your whole family, Everybody? | |
| What about all the people they know and love? | |
| Can you bring all of them too? | |
| And eventually you're going to have to just bring the whole country. | |
| So if the idea is to run away and eventually, if you could afford to, oh, I'd bring everybody. | |
| So you'd bring the entire country. | |
| Well, then why don't you just stay here? | |
| Because we're all going to end up in the same place anyway. | |
| Because you're avoiding conflict and you're not cut out for it. | |
| A lot of people can't leave and they can't do anything about it. | |
| So they're just stuck here. | |
| They're stuck here with whatever's left. | |
| Well, I'm whatever's left, We're whatever's left. | |
| There's a lot of us and there's going to be a lot more. | |
| And you've got an entire generation of young people, especially, with nothing to look forward to. | |
| Nope, There's nothing. | |
| What are you going to entice them with? | |
| What women, What jobs, What opportunity, What adventure? | |
| Are you going to sell them Iran? | |
| Are you going to sell them that? | |
| It's like they don't even see that they've created their own. | |
| So you're wearing your own noose and you don't even see it. | |
| It's just take, take, take. | |
| We're going to take more, We're going to censor more. | |
| We're going to tax you more. | |
| We're going to punish you more. | |
| We're going to put more people. | |
| We're going to do all of this to the point that there's nothing left to hide in, because what everyone's doing is hiding in their comfort, | |
| hiding in their ignorance, hiding in their distractions and hiding it, but they can't afford them anymore. They can't afford the heat. They can't afford food. They can't afford sports ball tickets. They can't afford anything anymore. All the things they used to do to try to mask and Fill that void of time, | |
| space, meaning, and purpose. What am I doing? Why any of it? What are we doing? It's okay if you can distract yourself. Oh, there's movies to watch and there's parties to go to and there's dinners to eat and there's games to play and there's, yeah, But I can't afford any of that and I'm not allowed to go to any of that, and it's too dangerous to go outside, especially if you're a female. | |
| Let's just keep going down the road until it just maxes out. | |
| It maxes out in total misery. | |
| The politicians are richer than they've ever been. | |
| They're getting another pay raise in April. | |
| Wait until they all vote for it once again for themselves. | |
| Fuck you. | |
| Do they need the money? | |
| And it's right there. | |
| It's right there on the plate. | |
| Everybody's hungry. | |
| Everybody wants to eat something. | |
| There's nothing to eat. | |
| I said, what's that? | |
| I'm hungry for purpose and meaning. | |
| Right there. | |
| Right there on the plate. | |
| You know what that is? | |
| Purpose and meaning. | |
| It's a big meal. | |
| It's a sirloin steak. | |
| Huge. | |
| Coming with potatoes. | |
| A lot. | |
| You like greens? | |
| We got them too. | |
| The purpose and meaning of defending your existence from annihilation against people who hate you and don't care to see your children put into murder factories, chopped up and sold as body parts to the Chinese. | |
| If that's not when they're putting them in school, trying to sell them sex toys from freaks. Oh, I'm sorry. Do you have a hockey game to watch maybe instead? Maybe you do. Maybe you want to watch a hockey game. I'm just saying, | |
| I'll sell my idea and you sell yours. And we'll see who's a better salesman. We'll see how sales go. We'll see what people are more into doing. Endless, oblivion, distraction, meaninglessness, and eventual suicide. Or dignity, meaning, purpose, and maybe, just maybe, if we're lucky, | |
| Bad guys bleed too. | |
| I got nothing else to do. | |
| They made sure of that. | |
| They have us back now. | |
| He had a drink around somewhere. | |
| Too. | |
| Did you drink all that already? | |
| That was a lot for you. | |
| He's a maniac. | |
| How good would it feel to shoot the devil in the face? | |
| That would be awesome. | |
| Pull a Tyson Fury and lick his blood. | |
| Hey, guys, Weaker people with less to lose have beaten more than we have in front of us. | |
| Don't go home early It's the playoffs. | |
| You never go home early in the playoffs. | |
| Thank you very much, guys. | |
| I appreciate it. | |
| Thank you as well. | |
| If you want to support what we're up to, and again, the shenanigans, it's the playoffs. FYMM.ca I appreciate it. JeremyMcKenzie.ca has all the links to my social media, Substack, this, that, and all the other stuff. I'll be back Thursday, | |
| probably. Barring, you know, disaster. When are my new cameras going to get here? I've got to grift harder. I've got to grift in HD. 4K or something. Was that something the kids say? I don't even know anymore. I don't know what's going on. I'm embarrassing myself. I've got to leave. I'm closer to 40 than I was yesterday. It's just getting cringe. I'm just going to go to bed. Thank you very much, Guys. | |
| Take care of each other. | |
| That's the strength we have as each other. | |
| And there's more of us every day. | |
| See you on the beach real soon. | |
| Six -step of Tyrannus! | |
| Come get it. | |
| That's great. | |
| I've been waiting for my plaques. Thank you for bringing them. They look amazing. I can't wait. I'm going to play my theme music right now. I can't wait to put these up. I'm the greatest. I've saved America. Thank God I've saved America, because without me, | |
| it would have been, it would not have been saved. It wouldn't have been saved. I don't bother me, I'm playing with my toys, I'm playing with my toys. Sir, they found the Chinese! They're bombing New York City right now! There's a, oh my office! You're ruining my playtime. I don't care about that, | |
| what's going on out there. It looks like Baghdad out there! I don't care! You don't think people are still talking about Epstein, | |
| do they? People are on fire downtown, you fucking idiot! Don't talk to me like that. That's very not polite. I'm the greatest president of all time, you know. Oh my god. I hope they fucking don't miss next time. It is an assault on the human senses, | |
| And, as you can see, much of the Baghdad skyline, well, it's not flames and billowing smoke. | |
| Cruise missiles and bombs brought tons of high explosives to the heart of Baghdad. | |
| I wish BB was here. |