be a civil war And I'm seeing these media reports.
They're like, Bill Gates says there may be a civil war.
And then I'm like, really?
And then I read what he actually said.
And he says, there's going to be a hung election and civil war due to political polarization.
And I was like, he's actually speaking a little bit more definitively than that.
But at the same time, we're seeing people like Scott Adams and Bill Burr saying like, nah, I went outside and nobody's fighting.
And I think that's just the absolutely incorrect take for, to Scott's credit, he was correct when he said Republicans would be hunted, although a bit, I don't know, hyperbolic, we have seen recently with the guy in North Dakota running down that kid and killing him.
So things are getting pretty crazy.
We now have Politico writing a piece saying that we must change the Constitution to stop one man, Donald Trump, because they're insane.
We're seeing... What is it?
Michael Moore.
That's the guy.
He says that Democrats are going to win in a landslide against the traitors.
But then Nancy Pelosi gets booed on stage, so... I think all of this is just really interesting.
At the same time, the economy is imploding.
The pound is imploding.
Italy has elected a fascist!
They're loving this right now because it's like a far-right person in Italy who won.
And so that's fascism, I guess.
So, uh, we got a lot to talk about.
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It was funny when Luke came out and Libby was like you need to lift and separate to Luke and he doesn't know what he's doing so they're all like crooked.
Bill Gates says political polarization may bring it all to an end and could even lead to a civil war.
I saw this headline and I was like, wow, that's really interesting thing of him to say, but so what?
A lot of people have said that.
And then I actually scroll down and read the quote.
He says, I admit that political polarization may bring it all to an end.
We're going to have a hung election and a civil war.
Yet he didn't say we might.
He says we are.
We are going to have a hung election and a civil war.
Now I wonder, could this be because Bill Gates reads The Bulwark?
Because we talked about that last week.
And I don't know if you saw the story.
The Bulwark published an article about how the civil war could start.
And I think they make an interesting point, that come the midterms, you've got right-wing people and left-wing people showing up to the polls, duh, it's an election, and they're accusing each other of impropriety or something, a fight breaks out, someone's armed, someone gets shot, there's a viral video of someone being killed in a polling place, that's what the bulwark said.
I don't know for sure, but I do think that if you already have people who don't trust the election, they're of course going to show up to polling places.
I mean, what, even five people maybe at each place?
And then you're going to get Antifa types and leftist types, and they're going to show up as well, and then now what happens?
Well, his comments are very important here, because he said specifically, I quote, I have no experience with it.
I'm not going to put my money on it because I don't know how to spend it, saying pretty much that it's guaranteed.
But then he also went on and later made the points that it's polarization and the lack of trust that is the main problem, specifically pointing at Robert Kennedy as someone who, of course, criticized him.
And he's using this concern, which a large majority of the American people have.
A lot of people think there's going to be a civil war in this country, according to many polls.
He's using this fear in order to galvanize pressure on people criticizing him.
So this is another aspect to also understand here with his latest kind of salacious comments.
I love this idea that Bill Gates is sitting in his living room watching TV, and then he just comes across this news story about Robert Kennedy criticizing him, and he goes, He said, what about me?
I'm not going to divert my money to that because I wouldn't know how to spend it, says the guy who owns more farmland than anyone else in the United States.
And I start to wonder about that.
Because when he started buying up farmland, we talked about it, and we were like, why is he doing this?
Good investment, maybe?
Now he's like, oh yeah, and by the way, there's gonna be a civil war.
And it's like, is that why you're, because here's what I said when he was like, I wouldn't know what to do.
I said, it's simple, like build a bunker.
I mean, what I actually said was, get a corporate laundromat and hire eight German guys to start digging underneath one of your machines, you know, for, you know, I'm watching Better Call Saul, so.
Monsanto seeds that did that specifically so farmers had to keep buying it from them.
Farmers were sued even for cross-pollination previously before.
It's still unknown the details of what's happening here but Bill Gates was one of the major backers of Monsanto which introduced corn which is heavily subsidized and creates high fructose corn syrup which is banned in many places around the world.
They produced a number of agricultural products that produced no seeds, so the farmer always had to buy the seeds from Monsanto and be dependent on them.
Yes, but I'm wondering I mean like Seedless fruits things like that.
We do we have seedless grapes.
I'm just wondering like it's like I'm imagining a dystopian future where people find seeds and they're like We're safe and they plant them and they get one crop and then there's no reproduction and there's nothing.
But as he's trying to push for climate change, telling people not to eat real meat, he also has a hundred patents on synthetic meats, on synthetic cheeses, he also has a lot of intellectual property, and he literally just came out a couple months ago and said rich countries need to switch to completely synthetic beef, which of course would greatly benefit him.
More than anyone else.
So we have to start thinking about why he made these comments now about civil war and what's the greater benefit to him as, of course, it's also important to note here that he is a man that has financed and funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into the corporate media that literally acts like his PR marketing team that regurgitates all of his larger business proposals and sells it to the American and international public.
The Guardian, the BBC, MSNBC, many organizations are directly financed by Bill Gates and this is why you can't trust any legitimate news coverage as well as also the fact checkers that of course attack any criticism of him which is absolutely dystopian and ridiculous to live in such a world where we can't even criticize this billionaire that is best friends with Jeffrey Epstein.
I just, I just, I see all these people that say they don't think civil war is possible and stuff and I'm just like, more and more people are at each other's throats.
More and more people are accusing each other of being evil.
It doesn't matter if you're right or they're right.
You know, we think we're right.
I think we have evidence to back it up.
We don't, we don't fall for the hoaxes like Jussie Smollett or the Covington kids.
What I'm saying is, in terms of will there be a civil war, it doesn't matter if you hold the truth or they hold the truth, because they are zealots who will believe whatever is placed in front of them.
So you can go to them, as an outsider, like Larry, I think it was Larry Elder pointing this out, and show them, here is the transcript from the New York Times of Trump saying, condemn the white supremacists, and they go, I don't care, I don't want to hear it.
Right, because they don't think that it matches what they believe already.
I mean, a civil war, though, like, you know, you and I were talking about this before we aired and the people were like, oh, I walk outside and nobody's angry at each other.
There's no fighting in the street.
A civil war wouldn't be like fighting in the street.
People would arm up, go to their separate camps, you know, like go to their separate areas or whatever.
from scott adams and he says there won't be a civil war in the united states not even close there is no appetite for it outside twitter imagination one person said your source and his response was walking outside wasn't he earlier just saying that people are gonna be shot in the streets he was saying republicans will be hunted same person and then like we did see that happen on a couple occasions so i don't know why he's changing his mind the other thing though is what i responded to him was What about walking outside in Portland, LA, Chicago, or New York with a Trump shirt on?
I agree, Scott Adams may be right, it could just be a slow revolution of authoritarian powers because the right doesn't want to fight.
But here's the point I made.
Imagine it's January 1861, and a guy in Atlanta walks out of his house and he's fuming.
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He's like, oh, I just read the paper and I hate those Yankees!
The thing about saying that it's all just happening on Twitter, though, is Twitter is our collective imagination.
You know, like it, it's debatable, but you know, I think it's there as part of what we are imagining and what we believe and It's where we're exploring ideas in real time.
We're certainly not doing that in any other aspect of our society.
That's not happening in books.
That's not happening in movies or TV or on the news.
I was talking to a friend of mine from Morocco the other day.
We were like, yes, it's unbelievable, the bounty at the grocery stores, you know, that we can get anywhere, that everything is, you know, we have fresh water, all of these things.
This is a story I like to tell about when I was in Brazil that many people listening have probably heard, but for those that haven't, I was at a favela where they couldn't flush their toilet.
And it was just all of the family's waste piling up because they needed rain.
So they had no water.
And I was like, you have a bathroom like right there.
And I'm like, I ain't going anywhere near that thing.
So they have it rough.
And then the mother asked something in Portuguese.
And then, you know, my friend translated.
And he says, she's asking you why the rich people are protesting in America.
And then I was like, what do you mean?
And he asked her and she says, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
He goes, occupy Wall Street, you know, like the people they're protesting.
And I went, it's not the rich people protesting.
It's like young people, college kids, like working class people.
They're upset because the corporations were getting bailouts from the government.
The government was giving them money and the banks.
So basically they feel like they're not getting their fair share.
And then he tells her, and then she laughs and she says, she says something and he goes, she said, all Americans are rich.
From her perspective, she's like, these people have like clean running water and in like their lowliest of apartments, like even the bad apartments have clean running water.
Yeah, every day we still I am I mean, this is just When I think about, like, will there or won't there, I feel very much like we are in, maybe not in control, but influencing it because it's like a morale system, if we can improve morale.
So I have to wonder when you get someone like Bill Gates, who's like climate change over and over again, when they want to get rid of fossil fuels, it sounds like what they're really saying is like, yo, we use too much energy too quick, and now there's too much going on.
Okay, I want to jump to these next stories because I want to keep it on track.
This is a tweet from Logan Hall.
Logan Clark Hall.
He's the digital at the newfounding.org and used to be at the Daily Caller.
He said, seems like Biden's speech equating conservatives with terrorists worked as intended.
September 24th, elderly pro-life volunteer in Michigan shot after heated conversation, pro-life group says.
The elderly Michigan woman was going door-to-door discussing a ballot proposal on abortion.
Then we have Pennsylvania pro-life activist arrested by FBI, charged with assaulting a clinic escort.
Prosecutors say Mark Hauk twice assaulted a man outside a Planned Parenthood clinic on the same day last year.
It's overtly partisan.
Then of course we have Kaylor Ellingson's alleged killer not under house arrest.
No curfew after posting very low bond.
Former assistant U.S.
attorney says the very low bond is woefully inadequate.
Not only that, but I was reading that the guy who killed that, that's the 18-year-old kid who was killed, and the guy said he was a Republican extremist.
I read that in his bail hearing, he was shocked that the courts were holding it against him.
Like, apparently he assumed they'd congratulate him or something or be elected.
It says an elderly pro-life volunteer in Michigan was shot in the shoulder while canvassing a neighborhood to discuss an abortion ballot proposal, according to the Right to Life in Michigan.
The victim said she was shot in the back-slash-shoulder while leaving a residence during a heated conversation, and that the man who shot her was not part of the conversation.
The unidentified woman is 83 years old, according to police, though the Right to Life of Michigan identified her as 84 years old in a press release.
The woman was canvassing a neighborhood in Lake Odessa to discuss the state's vote on Proposal 3, which would protect abortion access in the state.
The state will vote on the proposal November 8th.
The victim does not know the identity or motive of the shooter.
Of her shooter, the victim is still recovering from her gunshot wound and wishes to remain anonymous while the criminal investigation proceeds.
Now, this is just according to Right to Life, so I think if she wants to have a bigger political impact, she needs to come forward and explain what happened and we need to be able to get to investigate this.
But think about it, back in the day, you'd see a wild hog and you'd get angry, and then you'd stop it before it destroyed your crops or harmed your family.
If you have a rabid dog that was threatening your family and about to kill them, you could logically destroy the rabid dog without any emotional attachment, because you know it's the right thing to do.
Starting to feel hate towards it feels like it's taking over.
A guy and his daughter are out in the backyard and they're playing with a frisbee when a rabid dog runs up and bites her neck, severing her carotid and she bleeds out in 20 seconds.
He then says, I hate that dog!
And he starts a whole revenge plot where he goes and buys a bunch of guns and he's got a board tracking the dog and then he hunts it down and he goes, revenge!
And puts it down.
That hatred he felt saved another child from being killed by that rabid dog.
And that, and that is, it's a little more extreme, but it is a good point that those were really bad people who broke into his house, beat him and killed the dog.
I see people, actually, you know what I really hate, actually, I will use the term, is parents will show their kids to throw trash on the street in Brooklyn, and that really makes my blood boil.
What that means is I think about what he did, I think about what he believes in and who he is, and I hate everything about what brought him to that point and that guy right now.
Hate him.
So you gotta be reasonable about it.
What we don't want is irrational hatred, where you just hate someone because of the way they look.
So if you were a military commander, you'd be like, we need to execute the threat, but you're not like, I'm enraged because you can't control the- Don't change the subject.
Well, if you're- A guy walked into a store- If you're lucidly handling it- A guy walked into a store and aggressed upon another person who complied and killed him for no reason.
Yes, I hate that person.
But like- And the response should be, we need to stop them.
With that hatred, and that anger that I feel, it is, what is the appropriate way to stop a person like this, and how do we prevent it from happening in the future?
That hatred is what leads us to stopping the thing from happening.
Look, it's part of the human experience to feel ways about things.
Like if we were just like, we shouldn't feel hate.
Hate is bad.
Let's just be logical beings.
It's like, okay, come on.
You know, like we, we experienced life in a variety of ways and some people are more hateful than others, but I think hate, love, fear, all these things.
We, we chase fear.
Is fear bad?
People jump off buildings on purpose because you get that adrenaline rush, that fear, and then you survive it.
But anyway, I think it's also important to note here that people can't control their emotions more and more.
A lot of people's nervous systems are fried.
Doctors are being told by medical boards to ask everyone if they have anxiety.
I think there also is not only a mental health crisis, but a physical health crisis that is leading to a lot of the insanity that we're dealing with the consequences of in the streets in New York City, in San Francisco.
That truly is a way bigger problem, very much complex, and I think it all boils down to a lot of food being poisoned, a lot of individuals not having a good mental health, and not controlling their emotions, and then lashing out and acting crazy, which we're seeing more and more of on big tech social media.
And whether we're seeing it deliberately because social media wants to show it to us specifically, or whether it's really happening, I think it still deserves to be talked about from a fair perspective because there are a lot of people struggling out there that do need help.
And part of me was like, fine, let the storm land.
What am I doing?
What have I become?
Am I, like, becoming the evil that I hate?
And so I had to change my emotions.
I disengaged from the machine, meaning my computer.
I cleared my mind and just thought about dissipating the clouds and had to, like, re-navigate my own emotions, which I do believe is possible, which is why I think if you feel hate, you could change it.
Democrats will lose if election is a referendum on Biden, Psaki says.
Follow the money, said the former press secretary.
She says if it's a referendum on Biden, they're going to lose.
But if it's a referendum on extremism, they're going to win.
All right, here's the next story.
Michael Moore predicts Democrat landslide against the traitors.
Friday on HBO's Realtime, liberal documentary filmmaker Michael Moore defied conventional wisdom and predicted a landslide victory for Democrats in November's midterm election.
There are so many signs of this.
I think, honestly, I think if we all do our work and we all get people to get out there and we get ourselves, I think we can throw out a huge number of these Republican traitors in November.
He says, I think that there's going to be such a landslide against the traitors, especially the 147 Republicans who just hours after the insurrection voted to not certify the elected president of the United States, Joe Biden.
I think there is going to be so many people coming out to vote.
And then lastly, with the hat trick from the conservative brief, So, what's it gonna be?
Psaki says if it's about extremism, they win.
If it's about Biden, they lose.
Michael Moore says the Democrats are gonna win.
And then this pollster is saying that the Republicans are gonna win.
I don't think it was somebody else coming from a very surprising figure that, you know, shocked a lot of people that this person actually said this.
I have it somewhere in my notes.
But it's going to be interesting to see the turnout, to see if people actually do decide to vote, or whether they're just so disenfranchised with this kind of emotional manipulation that they're just going to tune out.
But, you know, what was interesting is that I think it does have to do with if people are going to turn out.
So many people are dissatisfied.
Nothing really seems to be going right in the country.
You have Biden's really horrible speech with his blood red background, you know, speaking in front of the Independence Hall.
I found it really troubling, that speech, and I think a lot of people did.
I talked to Democrats who also found it troubling for different reasons, but believed that it would be effective for Democrats to be motivated to go vote, and I think it was, to a certain extent, motivating for them.
The GOP, I think, Yeah.
really should lean into the issues that Americans care about. McCarthy like barely made any noise
the other day even though he gave that whole speech, but you did see him starting to unite
a little bit with the new right. He had MTG sitting right behind him in a pink blazer. I was really
glad to see her there. She's someone who initially I was like I'm not so sure and I've really come
to have a lot of you know a lot of respect for her.
I like her a lot.
So I liked to see that I like to see that being a little more unified, but I think they have to lean more into the new right stuff than the establishment stuff.
I think because it's super depressing to see little kids abandoned at the border.
I don't think we've had any reasonable solutions that have been enacted other than, you know, I mean, during the Trump years, it slowed down substantially, I think.
But I just don't think it's an issue that people want to deal with.
I think what I'm going to be looking for in this upcoming midterm is one, how many people come out?
To how effective is social media going to be and big and corporate media in swaying the emotions of people to vote a particular way.
I think it's going to be very interestingly because historically the president's party loses the midterms almost every time throughout the the midterms that always happened throughout, you know, the latest the races.
I won't tell anyone my private life, but that's the topic of what we're talking about here.
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Now, the midterms here, as we're trying to focus here, Ian... Before the show, when Luke walks out with the fake boobs, Ian goes, this is looking good.
I just want to say, you know, in 2020, Texas filed a lawsuit against Pennsylvania and you had about, I think, 46 states Signed on to one side of the lawsuit or the other, questioning or opposing the results of the election due to procedural changes in certain states.
So the Texas v. Pennsylvania suit was specifically how Pennsylvania handled the election.
Nothing to do with fraud.
It was about, like, can you have universal mail-in voting?
And Texas was like... The Supreme Court said they wouldn't hear it.
I think it was Thomas and Alito who said they would.
And I was kind of shocked by this.
Not really, but...
They should have heard the case.
Texas has a right to make their argument as a state in the union.
Yeah, it's like, if there is a question about the procedure by which votes are cast, and one of the states says, what Texas basically said is that Pennsylvania is negating our votes by holding their election in such a way that violates the U.S.
But then ultimately I think the Pennsylvania Supreme Court said, no, it's fine, which is just the whole thing still contested.
No one's satisfied with the results.
But my point is not to say that anyone's right or wrong in that whole argument.
We can have an argument about that later.
My point is When you have almost half the country suing the other half, like, is that not indicative of something really crazy happening in this country?
Then you get January 6th, then you get, you know, I think Aaron Rodgers was killed before January 6th, right?
People forget everything except what happens right around when they're currently thinking about everything.
You know, they don't think about what happened before.
Everyone wants you to forget about what happened in 2020.
Everyone wants you to forget about COVID.
They don't want you to remember that your kids got sent home from school, that your kids are like doing math at some grade level well below their current age.
Someone in the chat said crime is not civil war, and I'm not saying it is.
I'm saying that bleeding Kansas also wasn't civil war, but people were fighting over the issue of slavery.
And if we're now dealing with a story where an old woman was shot in the back because she was arguing about being opposed to abortion, many people have argued that abortion could be the moral catalyst for civil war.
Well, that's, you know, that's what it's been with so many things, you know, I feel like we should have a running glossary of words that have been changed to suit the Biden administration from heartbeat to recession to vaccine efficacy, you know, like all of these various things.
They get a bunch of people to back it and then when you're standing over here standing literally on the word, which reminds me of that old gospel song from the 70s, um, when you're over here standing on the word and they're telling you the words that you're standing on have now been altered to suit their own political machinations, you know, to suit their their political needs.
It's a very disconcerting to look at it and you know, and say
like, I thought this word mean to x and now it means something else
You're saying huge and I'm distracted by the huge, ginormous unpopularity when it comes to the current political establishment and it's something that I think we need to focus on and talk about more because the reality probably is a lot different than what we're getting on big tech social media that manipulates the algorithms.
No, they see the Democrat, and even in Pennsylvania, they had a thing for a while where you could just click Democrat, and it would give all the Democrats your vote.
I've been wondering about it because in New York, I'm a registered Democrat so that I can vote in the primary that has the most say over who ends up on the final ballot.
But then I can't vote in the Republican primary, which would be where I could vote for who I think should probably actually be in charge.
Yeah, but then you don't have a say on the other side, so it's kind of like... The problem is when Democrats in open primaries sabotage, or Republicans could do the same thing, so that's not a good idea.
I think the issue with Term Limits is you just create an industry that is a shadow industry where people will form committees to choose who's going to be the next person.
They have to keep picking and choosing somebody, but at least the new person won't figure out the swamp fast enough in order to, of course, sell everyone down the river.
One year, and then you get someone new in there, and then one year, and you get someone new, and then before the end of the training, you figure it all out.
And then if it turns out the place in which you vote uses proprietary voting machines, you can file a lawsuit because you're left standing.
And you'll say, I want to see the code because for all I know, it's a random number generator.
Then you'll win.
Someone withstanding just needs to do it.
So I guess for that matter, I'm not a lawyer so I don't necessarily know for sure, but I'd imagine if you did vote, you should have a right as a member of the public to see the code, to know how the machine works.
I was told a story a long time ago out of Chicago where a guy got a speeding ticket.
And he subpoenaed the code for the radar gun.
And he told the judge, for all I know, it's a random number generator.
You have to prove to the court it actually tracks your speed and how it's done.
And the company apparently was like, this is proprietary and you can't have it.
And they were like, no, it's used in the public and it impacts people's lives.
And so he actually got it released.
And then I think he had to pay the ticket or something.
It's interesting because having it be proprietary and third-party seems messed up, but also having an entire government agency dedicated to creating voting machines would seem messed up.
So maybe we should just have paper ballots and count them.
They're talking about doing crypto-based voting in Africa, and I think some local jurisdictions
have already implemented it where everything is on the blockchain, people are able to see
their receipts, people are able to see everything coming back, moving back and forward.
And that's that I was at an African Bitcoin conference in Nigeria that was actually implementing
this in local regions.
So there is a possibility of implementing this kind of open-sourced, free technology with all the receipts, all the transactions, with a public blockchain, Let's talk about the future of this country.
to, but essentially how corrupted our political system of suggestion box is almost the same
As you're limiting energy, you limit also almost everything else in someone's life and society.
You're also able to limit their food, their travel, and their progression.
And any kind of upward economic mobility has been robbed and stripped away from the average American.
As, of course, we're all told, we're doing it for the right causes.
We're doing it As the people literally causing the most amount of pollution in this world are flying around in their private jets and swimming around in their yachts and living in their mansions, why aren't they restricted?
If this was really truly about helping the environment, maybe the over-consumers, maybe the richest people in this world, maybe the people who have way too much would have been dealt with in a truly communistic kind of system if we're going by their rules and laws, but we're not doing any of that.
Artificial scarcity is a great phrase.
It's a great phrase.
And creating some of the poorest people in this world.
And what this is, is exactly artificial scarcity to predominantly bring in more controls by
governments that want to run every aspect of your life.
You're gonna get in your car, it's gonna be charged, and you're gonna punch in the address for your work, you're gonna pull out, get onto the road, and then all of a sudden it's gonna turn, the lights in the car will turn red, and then the car will just start driving and it'll be like, warrant, warrant submitted for Ian Crossland driving to 5th Precinct.
It's a living machine and it takes all of the waste and it turns it into like a big garden kind of thing.
And you can put these in apartment buildings that you turn into cities.
So you have like massive apartment building cities that have Zero carbon footprint.
They produce no waste because it all goes through these living machines.
Anyway, it does this whole thing.
But so my point is, if massive growth of cities, which to a certain extent is part of a sustainable idea, is a failure as well, why isn't it apparent that like we haven't come up with the right idea yet?
But I think that they're afraid of zoonotic disease or the humans are destroyed because they have, in one way, they're like cities are grossly overpopulated.
But secondly, they're like, we need people in mega cities because we don't want them to disrupt the environment.
So like they're afraid that humans are going to poison the earth, so instead they're going to try and force them into large cities that are poisoning the earth?
Yes, a lot of the policies that you're seeing done in the name of climate change are creating more climate change, especially when it comes to, you know, limiting energy, shooting, you know, down nuclear reactors, getting rid of, you know, energy that could be explored, that could be produced.
There's been domestic policies in Europe, in the United States, that deliberately hinder energy to the people.
Energy is correlated with economic prosperity.
And this is, to me, done deliberately.
People call it the Great Reset.
People call it the Great Collapse.
I think there are far larger consequences to this than the average person even kind of understands or could even comprehend here.
So if you look at a lot of these policies, a lot of them are correlated with more pollution, more disastrous, you know, Situations for the poorest people in the world.
These are also the same people though that would have you believe that Native Americans were peaceful and didn't, you know, they would like infantilize indigenous populations and say that they had no, none of the kind of impulses that modern man has.
Yeah, we were talking about that a couple days ago on the show.
I think we had an interesting conversation about that as well.
There's a lot of things that we don't know, especially when it comes to history.
I think, you know, if you think the news is fake, wait until you find out about history.
And, you know, you really examine who's telling us these kind of narratives.
You kind of have to ask yourself, why are we being told these specific things?
Why is this being reiterated to us?
And at the end of the day, I think a lot of it is to weaken the human spirit, the human will.
And I think largely, you know, trying to understand it, I think it's difficult for many people because it's impossible to get into the mind of someone who might be a sociopath or someone who truly is a part of maybe a larger energetic demonic world out there.
So there's all potentials out here.
It's not worth speculating, but it is worth documenting the things that they do and the effects that they have on humanity.
And you cannot argue that within the last three years, all the centralized policies have wreaked havoc on the average human being.
We have destroyed our way of life.
We have destroyed our physical health, our mental health, our intelligence, our ability to have family members to procreate and live life here on this human planet.
We've destroyed all of that because we have given authority to the government.
And I think the more that the government exists, the more that they do, the more that the average human being lives in havoc.
The less government does, the less havoc we have.
And I think this is why, you know, one of the answers is decentralization.
I mean, I think in a lot of cases, everything that you're saying about, you know, how we did that, I think a lot of it was not people giving the authority, but having the authority taken.
And us just looking at it like, oh my goodness, they're doing this, they're taking this.
I think that we were relatively complacent about the luxury of our lifestyles, about
our ability to move and exist freely, say what we think, you know, have seek the medical
treatment that we think is appropriate, all of this.
And I think that a lot of us, I know that I was, despite everything, sort of shocked
to see how the government just came in and obliterated our rights and just completely
took them away, started lying to us about everything, right?
I mean, we've talked about this, you know, like, stay in your homes, don't go to work,
you're massively germy, except if you're protesting black trans lives in front of the Brooklyn
Museum, then it's fine.
And it was just so shocking to be lied to consistently and to be told that those lies were truth.
And you're just standing there with your mouth wide open in shock to be told this.
After here you thought you were in a democratic system with good values where we all agreed on the Bill of Rights and then just to have it squashed.
I mean I don't think that we necessarily gave the authority to do all of this to the government.
I think it was taken and we were stunned because we didn't expect it and I think you can look at that in a number of areas of American life including education So I talked to a lot of people who are education activists, particularly conservatives and parents, who realized only during, you know, we only really realized during the pandemic when school came home and it turned out to be trash, what was being done to our kids.
You know, that this indoctrination was already in there, had been in there for years.
It wasn't new.
It was the only reason it's in the news now is because it has been realized.
So people trusted all of these systems.
We trusted our institutions.
We trusted our, you know, government to a large degree, only to find out that they were deceiving us successfully.
And then the people that sat by and said nothing or did nothing while it happened are, I think Martin Luther King would say, was it that the evil will come from the men that see evil and do nothing or say nothing?
And if you don't even see it, if you don't see it happening, you know, if it has been so sick, if that evil has been so successfully obfuscated, then you're just stunned when you, when you realize that it's, Edmund Burke.
I just want to add to your point here because you talked about a little bit of the censorship and I do believe if it wasn't for the censorship, the lockdowns, the mandates, the ridiculousness, the punishing of individuals would have not lasted as long as it has.
But because of the centralization of our information and our thoughts through big tech social media algorithms, I think it was the only reason why they were able to get away with so much atrocities, with so much bullcrap against the average human being.
So I just wanted to kind of talk about that point that you made and point it out as one of the biggest factors to why humanity went along with this lunacy, because they didn't know that there was another alternative, another option, or that the science was even debated or talked about.
It just feels like everything we saw over the lockdowns was like a test.
Can't?
Will you pull up into a parking lot and inject a foreign substance into your arm from a stranger?
Now, I understand that you trust the people on the TV box when he says, go to your local 7-Eleven parking lot.
But I kept telling people, please don't do that.
Please go to a doctor.
Because we don't want to normalize a culture of walking up to a random person and being like, yes, inject me with that.
I want to go to a doctor.
Ask the doctor, let them figure it out, and doctors aren't always right or whatever, but the point is, like, you're safest there as opposed to the guy at the 7-Eleven parking lot.
Maybe they don't use that phrase because the guy might be considered a doctor and it's supposed to be a healthy thing he's putting on, but he's still drugging you with a drug that could be good for you.
Go to your doctor and say, here's my history, here's my risk factors, and let them tell you what's right or not.
You don't want to like...
Imagine, I'll tell you this, let's say your, I love using the plumbing analogy, let's say your toilet bursts, like just, just crap everywhere, and it's a mess, and there's water spraying all over the place, and then bits are floating on the floor, and then the cat's stepping in.
Somebody sent us these gingerbread boxes like two years ago and they're expired and I cracked them open and those icings were in it and I was like alright who's gonna slam one of these on the show?
The simple solution is that he intentionally killed this woman and the conspiracy theory is that this weird Final Destination-esque thing occurred where he accidentally shot and killed her.
Like, the crazy thing to me about the whole story is that, let's say the wrong person had the gun, and then real bullets were accidentally put in it.
Alec Baldwin still would have had to have pulled the trigger while pointing it at her.
And so it's like, you can believe this thing happened where, like, the gun is, like, on the table, and then someone, like, slams the door and it falls down, lands perfectly upright, and the, the, the, whatever it's called, the revolver or the wheel comes out, and then bullets roll and fall and land in it perfectly, and then it rolls over and Closes and then someone picks up and puts it back on the
counter and then they open it and then handed out like all those
unidentified
Weird things could have happened I guess anything crazy or happen
Well, they were also struggling with production, and people were complaining on set that the film wasn't budgeted correctly, and a lot of the staff were asking for a proper budget for the movie.
So there was, you know, a lot of disputes, a lot of arguments.
If someone hands you a gun, for any reason, and you point it at another person, pull the hammer back, and then pull the trigger, or you've already got the trigger depressed, you shot that person.
It's crazy to me that there's like, the liberals are arguing, the left is arguing, that because he's an actor he's in some special privileged class.
And I'm like, I don't know, I don't know, that makes no sense to me.
I don't care if you're an actor or not.
If, like, someone's like, we're doing a stunt, and I'm gonna give you a sledgehammer, but don't actually, you know, swing it at my face, and then you do, it's like, you hit him in the face with a sledgehammer!
If they had waivers signed, and it was like, hey, we're gonna be swinging sledgehammers, everyone's saying if something happens to me, then the production's not responsible, because we don't know, it's very risky, and they know the risk ahead of time, and someone gets killed, that's a different story.
I was working on a show once, a play, and we had a shotgun in the play, and we were using a real gun, but there were no bullets on set anywhere, but it was still, like, super intense and a big deal if you were handling the gun.
You know, there were, like, intensive rules about if you were handling the gun, even though there were no bullets anywhere, you know, on set at all.
Yeah, comedy should be free and it should be a critique of our society.
But now our society can't be critiqued.
We can't laugh at certain ideas.
We can't laugh at certain hot button issues, which defeats the whole purpose of comedy, which of course, It was kind of a tool in society that made things easy, that made people laugh, that brought people together.
And I think the way that society is really being pushed into this really negative way that comedy isn't allowed, and SNL being off the air and potentially losing its entire show, I think highlights this.
We used to be able to laugh at other people's suffering, which is kind of horrible to think of, but that was like a big part of Freedom, is you're allowed to make fun of whoever you want.
And this moral police of today, even like in Canada, like, you might even get arrested for doing it sometimes, for making people uncomfortable or whatever.
If, like, you make them uncomfortable by saying naughty words, perhaps, but if you make them uncomfortable by wearing big ol' fake novelty size vests... Yeah, now we're talking.
I guess maybe... But if you're able to laugh at something difficult in life, you're able to, of course, turn it around for being something so negative.
So a lot of the times we deal with something very serious.
We deal with something that's impacting us.
Laughing at it, even though it might be something that hurts you, a lot of the times helps a lot of people deal with a lot of the trauma in our society.
Like, COVID, people lost people to COVID, so if people were making jokes about that, like, oh yeah, grandma in the hospital and doing a joke like a hundred years ago, and then you do the whole, too soon?
Like, that's a meme.
Is it too soon to joke about because it just happened?
But like, you couldn't, I couldn't even speak out about the science of COVID while it was happening without getting banned off of Facebook.
Trump should start selling shirts and hats that say The Great Reset, and he should be like, with my election in 2024, I'm going to reset the establishment.
We're going to change everything and go back to when it was great by resetting it.
That way, all of the elites are forced to say The Great Reset is a bad thing.
Well, I think it's also why they're pushing for a meatless society, why Bill Gates pushes this.
PETA also just came out with a new push and call saying that if someone eats meat, you shouldn't have relations with them.
That was their latest PR campaign.
And if you look at, you know, there was also a new study that the New York Post actually talked about today, highlighting specifically people who are vegetarian and vegan are twice as likely to become depressed than people who eat meat.
And I think, you know, a lot of this is correlated, and I think they want you weak.
They want you fat.
They want you obese.
They want you unhealthy.
And this is a part of the larger agenda that is really about enslaving the rest of humanity.
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Testers says, Hey Ian, did Big Daddy Biden get you some Trinidad and Shabba The Pressure yet?
Or at least some Betacaffe care?
We poor Aussies will never see such wonderful things.
Back in the day, 2007, when I was doing a lot of early YouTube stuff, he was very critical of my work because I was stoned and just talking about consciousness like a crazy man.
Yeah, let's look at the evidence, let's see what they're saying, let's see why they're saying it, let's see if there's any actual validity to these rumors, and let's look at the sources, and critically think.
I think the last time I ever said anything to him was when Acosta tried grabbing the
mic from that White House aide and then the left was claiming that she jerked it away
from him and the right was claiming that he tried to grab it.
Or no, no, he was holding the mic, and she went to grab it, and then Acosta pulls his arm down, like jerking it away or whatever.
And the left was saying that she tried grabbing from him, and the right was saying he tried pulling it away from her.
And my attitude was just kind of like, why should it matter either way if the aide, who is the, you know, the person giving out the mic, says, give me the mic back and you don't do it?
How is...
Acosta, in any way, anything but the bad guy.
But then he messaged me, like, do you really think that's what happened?
MurphTriesDIY says, Tim, I'm trying to convince my spouse into letting our family go as the cast of Chicken City for Halloween, with a chicken party going off every time the kids get candy.
The way you disperse weather, so the clouds are magnetic and your body also has a magnetic field.
I imagine putting positive energy into the cloud and it kind of like when you drip oil in the water and you see it like shoot out in different directions, you can disperse.
Also, you can use the sun to kind of heat the cloud and dissipate it that way.
Joe Spinella says, people should look up the Hatfield and McCoy feud, which was basically a civil war within the civil war with both sides of the families intermixed on both sides of the actual civil war.
You got to listen to Rakeda Law talks about it, too.
And Robert Barnes was being real clear about it.
Like, this is a situation where they're attempting to make it illegal to hurt people's feelings because, yeah, I guess he said some stuff about some specific people, but there's other people that haven't even been named by Alex Jones that are, like, piling on this lawsuit, this is according to Robert Barnes, and trying to make money off of the way they felt as a result.
Whether or not he put them in danger for naming them, that's a different story.
I would highly recommend watching the Alex Jones, Robert Barnes clip from a couple days ago.
You know, I do need sometimes to work hate out by expressing it and then finding out why I was wrong or what the problem with that expression was later in like a safe environment.
So it's something we do need to let people continue to express their hate openly.
The opening paragraph was, if you're not into politics, you may be confused why a horrible emo song was number two on iTunes.
And then I stopped and I was like, number two on Billboard, but carry on.
And the point was clear.
They were pointing out that many people saw this top-tracking song and didn't know anything about me or whatever and said, oh, here's a song, and listened to it, and it started trending, and then it hits the charts.
It's really bad and you hate it But the bad news for them is we actually got a ton of industry support since that song came out because it did so well Basically, it's this it comes to this and this was kind of the point.
Mm-hmm industry people want to be in the top of the charts So when they see that we put out music that worked and we don't have any representation or any you know any kind of industry connections they come to us and they're like We want to have our name on a song that's number two, so we can help you do better.
And so now they're like, we're working with these guys, and they're like, we're going to do the release so well next time.
Speaking of Ukraine and Russia, I was just thinking about this.
I hope that we can find peace with Russia and Ukraine and everybody else that's involved because I think what's happening is the Russians want sea, black sea access through Crimea and they want those two freeways to the north.
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Again, like I was saying, before we roll the Ukraine, I really want to bring some hope for these people and the people in Russia and everyone else that's watching.
Involved, I think that what Russia wants is a piece of land that leads down to Crimea so they have Sevastopol into the Black Sea.
I don't think that it has anything to do with genocide or conquering massive land.
Russia has never been known for conquering land.
It's been essentially a federation since the Soviet Union split up.
But these two freeways, East 105 and East 97, I think maybe should go to Russia in order to avert the war.
I hope that that can be some help.
Maybe we can start to think positively about finding some sort of peace deal.
And maybe we can get Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden to have some sort of dialogue and debate, discussion about what people want, what needs to happen.