May 26, 2018 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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Well, we've extended Jack tonight from his typical one segment per week, his weekly recommendations to a full hour.
Now, you're still going to get the recommendations that you want from Jack.
You're going to get the weekly song, the weekly book and film recommendation, but you're going to get that a lot more this hour.
And I want to give a shout out very quickly to a gentleman who is a long time listener and supporter of the Political Cesspool.
So much, in fact, that he listens to every show.
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There are actually a few people out there who have never missed a show.
I mean, going back all the way to the beginning.
And this is one of those guys.
And not only does he never miss a show, he sends in a weekly critique of each show.
He dutifully sends me in an email every week breaking down each segment.
It's amazing.
And he's been busy for the last couple of months.
He's a land baron.
And he, and as a land baron, he's also one of our biggest contributors.
But he has just bought four different properties that he's fixing up and he rents them out and he buys them and he owns like half of the county he's in.
Anyway, but he's been busy doing that.
And so I hadn't gotten a critique in a couple of months.
He just sat down in the last two weeks and listened to the last 10 episodes of the Political Cesspool.
That's 30 hours, right?
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And it gave me all those critiques in the last two weeks.
So he is listening tonight.
And I want to give a shout out to this man for his dedication, his steadfast loyalty, never having missed a broadcast of TPC.
And not only that, taking the time to critique each and every segment each and every week.
And the reason I bring him up tonight, well, for a couple of reasons.
I love the guy.
And number two is he's a big fan of Jack Ryan.
And so he wants more Jack.
And so we're giving you more Jack tonight.
Jack, you got a full hour tonight.
What are you going to do with it?
I'm a team player.
I just want to promote the show and pass the ball set picks and things like that.
So I'm happy some people like me.
People either like me or they don't like me.
There's no middle ground.
So that's always been the way it is.
And I've always tried to speak the truth as I see it.
And some people like it, and some people really don't like it.
Ain't that the truth?
Well, here's what we got tonight.
So you're going to get Jack's regular recommendations.
But you're also going to get a couple of more things.
Sam Dixon sent to me earlier, well, a few days ago, a couple of clips.
And I said, Sam, I got to play both of these clips.
And it's a clip by a young filmmaker.
And the topics are equality, number one, and number two is modern education.
We're going to play the shortest of the two, this segment.
We're going to get Jack's reaction to it.
And then we'll play the second and the next segment and get Jack's reaction to it.
And then we're going to get to Jack's weekly recommendations later this hour.
Let's first play this clip entitled Equality.
This is what a quality looks like.
Hi there, I'm...
You're very attractive.
I mean, I'm not objectifying you in any way.
Not that hello is necessarily your traditional greeting.
I'm not racist.
I'm not Texas.
I promise you, I'm not sexist.
Is that a straight white male?
No, it can't be.
We killed them all.
Hey, how you doing?
Sorry, I just arrived from that time machine over there.
I came from 2015.
I was hoping you guys had the time on you or if you just had some food.
It's okay.
We don't eat food anymore.
It's very offensive.
Yeah, we just have solid love.
It's 100% gluten-free, halal, kosher, dairy-free, biodynamic, solar-powered, carbon-neutral, and to all the colours of the rainbow.
Yeah.
Nah, look, I'm going to pass on that.
Why are you both wearing black?
It's not black.
It's African-American.
Okay, so what are your names then?
We don't have names anymore.
They cause discrimination.
We're just prescribed numbers at birth.
And many people were offended if their number was too high or was bad luck according to their religion.
Yeah, so we all became number one.
It's wonderful.
No.
No, that sounds horrible, actually.
She's not used to men disagreeing with her.
Why?
What is she going to do?
Arrest me?
Well, actually, yes, there's a 20-year jail sentence for disagreeing with a woman.
And 30 years if she's a privileged white woman with a blog.
And for both of you, we no longer use the terms he or she.
We're all equal.
I beg your forgiveness, oh great number one.
I'm not sexist.
I'm not.
I'm not sexist.
I'm not.
I'm not, I'm, I'm not.
So no one has free speech anymore either.
Oh, my Buddha, Allah, Vishnu, Tumblr, Google, God, no.
Of course we have free speech.
We just have to thank the traditional owners of the oxygen every five minutes, which reminds me, it's five past three.
Oh, great dinosaurs.
We send out thanks for this precious air that we selfishly breathe.
No!
No!
What?
So your god is a dinosaur?
No, we were all gods.
Well, legally, Mark Zuckerberg made himself our god.
Do kids even go to school?
Of course they do.
But only for three days of the year.
All other days are religious holidays.
And on those three days, we are told how beautiful we are.
Yeah.
Oh, but if by the age of 16 you're still a straight white male, we will kill you.
Brutally.
What sort of perverse leader made all these laws?
We have no leader.
We simply have an equality guidance counselor.
They are the true number one.
But were originally born Mohamed Smith, Chang Steinberg, Patel Volkov, Umbele.
They were also four years old.
Your leader is four?
Four years old.
Yes.
And if you have a problem with that, you are an ageist.
And to protect this utopia we live in, ageism results in the death penalty.
Rid yourself of the evils of the past and join us.
Join us.
Become number one with us all.
I'm not sexist.
Join us.
I'm not sexist.
By the way.
All right, ladies and gentlemen, we'll cut it off right there.
I'll just say this.
I'll say this.
I have often said that we live in a post-Christian age.
Jesus Christ is no longer the Lord of America.
Christianity is no longer the religion.
It is now political correctness with its god, Martin Luther King.
And Jack, to me, what you just heard in that parody is not far removed from where we are now with regards to this cult of equality, this cult of everything, all people, all genders, all sexual orientations being equal.
Not much of an exaggeration.
Take it, Jack.
I did see the video, this one and the other one.
I thought it was brutally funny.
I thought it was right on, and it's sort of based on, there's a couple of utopian novels that are based on Brave New World and definitely Orwell's 1984.
So, yeah, the next video we're going to go, it talks about the corruption and political indoctrination, but they've got everything including math.
Orvo said that the freedom begins with the ability to say two plus two equals four.
And the next video, they just hammer the guy.
He tries to do basic math, and they just say that that's completely racist and try to re-educate him and things like that.
Now, this video, I've done some research.
The guy who did it is Neil Kohatkar.
He's an ethnic Indian guy based in who grew up and was born in Australia, so they're doing that.
So this, we think we have it bad here, but I think it's actually much worse than the other English-speaking parts of the world, particularly England and Australia.
So they have the Australian's a little tougher.
England is just dreadful, got awful.
Tommy Robinson's been arrested for just outing basic rapists.
So those are the so-called Tommy Robinson thing just happened.
Thank you for bringing that up.
We're going to talk about that more next week.
Gonna take a quick break.
More Jack Ronnie's with us for the whole hour.
We're gonna listen to one more clip, get his breakdown, and then go into more things.
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All right, folks.
So as we mentioned, Sam Dixon sent me a couple of clips earlier.
Well, I guess it was two weeks ago.
This is as early as we could work them into the show.
I said, I'm going to put those on the air.
And helping me do that tonight is Jack Ryan.
Now, for all of those who tune in to hear Jack's weekly recommendations, we're still going to give you that, but we're giving you a little more than that with Jack this week.
And in that last segment, we just heard a clip.
Bob Whitaker once said that the greatest weapon against our enemies is mocking them.
They hate to be mocked because political correctness is a religion and they won't abide in the heretics.
And we need to laugh off these things.
And so to be able to do it with satire, as this filmmaker, who Jack gave you a little more information about in the last segment, has been able to do quite brilliantly, I think, is a weapon in our arsenal.
So you just heard a little bit, and I mean only a slight exaggeration about where we are now with the cult of equality.
In that clip we played the last segment.
He has another one though called Modern Education and it delves into the political dangers of a hypersensitive culture bred by social media and political correctness.
I think this is a masterpiece.
It's six minutes long.
We're going to play it all.
Then we're going to give Jack the rest of the segment to offer his response to it.
Let's play modern education right now.
Welcome.
Ignore that.
Now, our first question.
One plus one.
Yes.
Two.
Incorrect.
Yes.
Multiculturalism.
Well done, Simon.
Next question.
What is three times three?
Yes?
Nine.
Wrong.
Yes, Penelope.
Gender equality.
Very good, Penelope.
Is this a joke?
Do you think gender equality is a joke?
No, but isn't this a maths class?
Don't be so racist.
I just asked a question.
We don't ask questions.
Questions are offensive.
Yeah.
Now, students, I trust you've all completed your research assignments.
And remember, the person with the highest mark will be flying to New York to present their paper at the World Mathematics Summit.
Well done, Penelope.
Six out of ten.
You too, Simon.
Six out of ten.
Hey.
Be careful.
You've been staring at her for 10 seconds.
What?
It's a form of harassment to stare at a woman for more than 15 seconds straight.
And when I use the term straighten, I don't mean to offend any persons of a non-traditional sexual preference.
And when I use the term non-traditional, I don't mean to offend any persons who oppose historically normalized sexuality.
Okay, I get it.
Unfortunately, Sunshine, your research assignment is only worth a 1 out of 10.
I've used Fourier transform and mathematical methods in the electronics to analyse the electrodiagrams of at-risk patients and calculate their risk of experiencing a heart attack.
I mean, it's a new method, but it could potentially save thousands of lives.
Seven.
You barely even read it.
You used red pen.
What?
Red is considered defensive in many religions.
Why would you belittle everything down to a singular colour?
Well, humanity is a rainbow of beauty and spirituality.
Yeah.
Okay, fine.
Seven out of ten, but that still means I get to go to the summit, right?
The marking process isn't over yet.
Now, because we live in a society based on equality, the total amount of marks are to be divided equally among our students.
You've got to be kidding me.
Well done, students.
We're all equal.
We're all African.
Yay!
But then who gets to go to the summit?
We haven't added our privilege points yet.
Don't you know anything?
That is correct.
Now, Nella P. You are female, so that's plus one privilege point.
However, you are white, so that's minus one.
I'm also bisexual.
Plus one.
That leaves you with a total score of six out of ten.
Simon, unfortunately, you're straight white and male.
And cisgendered.
Yes, so that's minus four privilege points, which leaves you with a total score of one.
It's only fair.
Now you.
You're male and I don't like you.
So that's minus two privilege points.
But you are brown and sexually ambiguous.
So that's plus two.
That leaves you with a total score of five.
Wait, why am I sexually ambiguous?
And finally, sunshine.
I'm gay.
I'm trans.
I'm Asian.
I'm overweight.
I'm lower class.
I'm unintelligent, unattractive.
I've got hairs on my nipples.
And I also got body odour.
And I can't really run properly or tie my shoelaces by myself.
And I once watched a pigeon die.
Wonderful sunshine.
That's 13 privilege points.
That leaves you with a total score of 18 out of 10.
Well done, sunshine.
You're going to New York.
Hooray, sunshine.
We knew you could do it.
Let me see this.
They've just written a quality and drawn love hearts on a piece of paper.
He- He expressed himself and it's beautiful.
He didn't even spell equality correctly.
We don't discriminate.
This has nothing to do with mathematics.
Do you think you're so great with your maths and your science and your facts?
What about feelings, huh?
Yeah.
Feelings are more important than facts.
Yeah.
This is wrong.
You're all crazy.
Stop violating me with your different opinions.
I have the right to speak my mind.
No, we have the right not to be offended.
And that's more important.
And if you don't stop verbally assaulting us, we will be forced to attack you in self-defense.
Can't do that.
Actually, we have every right to do so.
And it's illegal for you to fight back.
Yeah.
This is insane.
Prepare to die and noble social justice war.
Death.
Bop, satcha.
All right, ladies and gentlemen, so you can figure out what happened right there.
We'll cut it off right there.
You can figure out what happened to the heretic or as it were, the person who was the only right-thinking person man in the room.
Jack, your reaction to that particular clip.
And again, not far off from where we are in modern education.
Yeah, I thought it was brilliant.
I thought it was very funny, and I agree with Sam Dixon that humor and sarcasm is a great weapon.
And there's a lot of divisions in the world, but one of the biggest divisions in the world that I see is the people who enjoy life.
It can take a joke.
And certain people cannot take a joke.
The worst Islamists, ISIS, al-Qaeda, or these worst politically correct feminists, they're uptight.
And so I think humor is a weapon.
It's a weapon I use it and I use it every day.
So I would say that the best defense is a good offense.
So whenever you're forced in there, don't get on the defense.
Go on the offense.
And I would say in this instance, like sexism is sexy.
I'm a biker.
Chicks like it when you're sexy.
Don't ever put up like the bush.
The people that are pushing this in the video are some really bitter, uptight, no fun feminists.
And you got to like get in there with them and find out who their parents are, ask their permission of the father to strip them naked and give them a good spanking if they start doing this stuff.
And that's my recommendation.
I don't know if I expected all of that, but not bad advice, I guess you could say.
But hey, bottom line, ladies and gentlemen, is that the two clips, equality and modern education, to well, it's hard to call them satire because we're so close to that with regards to the cult of equality and where we are in modern education that I guess it's a slight exaggeration, but still comical to a small extent.
It would be more comical if it wasn't so close to the point.
But anyway, those were things that were sent to me.
I thought highly enough of them to share them with you.
And so that's why we played.
Now, oh, by the way, those are videos.
Those are videos, not audio clips.
You can watch the videos at thepoliticalspool.org.
Both of the audio clips that we played for you tonight are videos with actors, and they do a fantastic job in these skits.
Watch the videos that we took the audio from at thepolitical Cessible.org.
Now, when we come back with Jack, his weekly recommendations, themes for the week, and books and movies and all of that, that's coming up next.
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She smiled because I did not understand.
Then she held out some marijuana, uh-huh.
She said it was the best in all the land.
And I said, No, no, no, no, I don't smoke it no more.
I'm tired of waking up on the floor.
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Well, there was a lot of Beatles songs.
A lot of Beatles songs.
And a lot of songs the Beatles made after they were no longer the Beatles.
No, with George Harrison's I've Got My Mind Set on You, which is a fantastic song.
And then there was that one, which I had never even heard before until Jack recommended it tonight for his theme music, Ringo Starr's No-No-No song.
Tell us why, Jack, we played that this evening.
Well, I think it's a good song.
It even mentions Tennessee later on into the song.
That is true.
It does that.
I think it's a good song.
It's also anti-drugs, which is something I'm positive.
I'm not a Puritan, but I want our young people to live a good life and not to smoke marijuana or abuse alcohol or those things.
So I think it's good.
But the main theme of this is like, no, no.
And so not only just with drugs or alcohol, there's lots of things in this world that we just need to say no-no to, bad intellectual or political cults and things like that.
So that's my theme tonight is no, no, no, with a kind of old thing.
I'm using some Sanskrit, neti, neti, which is a Sanskrit word for not this, not this.
And so I'm sort of showing my education and I know some Sanskrit.
Well, good on you, Jack.
And of course, you went to Vanderbilt, so we would expect you to be very, very, very educated indeed.
You went to the Ivy League of the South.
All right.
So that is the song of the week, and that is why Jack selected that to be his song for the week.
How about a book and a movie recommendation before we get to your overall theme of the week, Jack?
Okay, so it's not a book, it's a magazine article.
It's Don't Write Off the Liberals by Melinda Jellope.
It's American Renaissance.
It's just a brilliant article which shows that our country, for some reason, got in this two-party system where there's just two sides, liberal and conservative.
And she just says that there can be people in our country who are pro-Southern or pro-Western civilization, but don't aspire to right-wing conservative views about guns or individuals.
You can be someone who is for legitimate rights of women to get an education or for secular instead of religious one.
And it's just a beautiful article.
So I'd like for our people, and I like our people not to use Google search engines and taken over.
So I use DuckDuckGo.
So look, DuckDuckGo, don't write off the liberals.
The article is by Melinda Jellope.
It's American Renaissance.
It's just a fantastic article.
That's my magazine.
And my movie recommendation is Kiss Me Kate.
It's a great musical.
It's fun.
It was originally a play, but they made a pretty good movie about it.
It's a play within a play.
There's a couple that's breaking up.
They're doing Shakespeare's A Taming of the Shrew, and they're doing the Taming of the True there, and it's great.
And I always love plays, movies, where a feisty gal is getting spanked, and there's a lot of spanking in this.
And so that's why I like the movie.
Well, that's the theme for the week, is I guess spanking, which we all need.
I think we all.
Pappy's not mic'd up.
Pappy, did you ever get spanked when you were a boy?
You're not mic'd up, so you're gonna have to just tell me.
Just give me a thumbs up or a thumbs down.
You got spanked with a shotgun butt, didn't you?
Right in the face, okay.
Hey, this is male-female spanking.
It's not, it's not.
Okay, well, we're you know, we're all about discipline.
We never hit a lady, but Hillary Clinton's not a lady, so you could hit her.
But in romance, but spanking her, it just leads to, I just feel it leads to romance, and it's something that I encourage our young people to do.
Oh, Jack, Jack, Jack is in rare form tonight, ladies and gentlemen.
But we've gotten his book and his magazine.
Now, it's hard to go wrong with the American Renaissance recommendation.
And so, any article that they've ever published in their magazine while it was print or even thereafter while it was an online only is well enough for me.
And, of course, you've gotten the song.
So, there's actually, again, he's not mic'd up.
He wasn't even supposed to still be in the studio.
He was only scheduled.
We only paid him for two hours tonight.
And nothing from nothing leaves nothing.
Zero times two hours is still zero.
And so he's supposed to be gone by now, but he is still here to listen in from the studio to Jack.
You actually had a question, Eddie, and you're not mic'd up, so your microphone's not going to work.
But what was the I'll give you mine.
Very quickly, a question to Jack.
We have another segment with Jack, so we got extended play this evening with Jack, so we got more time for him to participate.
So I guess we'll have time for you to ask a question.
Here comes Eddie, Jack.
Hang on.
Hey, Jack.
I was just Eddie right here.
I was just going to ask you, do you ever use a search engine called Start Page?
S-T-A-R-T-P-A-G-E, Start Page?
No, don't mean the lane and relate.
I'm open to new suggestions.
I'm not setting my ways if something's good.
I'll check it out.
Start page.
Okay.
She's a brilliant lady.
She's what you call a paleoconservative like we are, pretty much so.
She's a Harvard grad and brain, you know, much more than I am.
But she says she claims that it's 100% safe.
I just thought I would pass that on.
Okay, well, I'll check it out, but my life has never been 100% safe.
I've done things.
I was a Brooklyn public school teacher in seventh ah grade.
I've done a lot of like dangerous things.
So I just don't think our life really should be based on 100% safe.
That's like, you know, I like a life of adventure and romance and that sort of thing.
You know, you want to take some precautions if you jump out of the airport plane.
You like to have a parachute, but you still have to be able to jump out of the airplane.
And a lot of our people are, frankly, cowardly sissies.
And I think that's the biggest problem that we have.
It's not just our enemies or traitors, but just our own people are cowardly sissies and they're playing it too safe.
Well, like my Army Ranger buddy said once, he said, and it's probably an old cliche: if you can't be safe, be dangerous, be very dangerous.
And of course, the Bombardier Eddie Miller, two tours of Vietnam fighting for the international bankers.
But you still have to have some courage and gallantry to go in there as a combat medic.
There's no doubt about that.
And Eddie is a man's man.
And Debbie doesn't play it safe.
I could tell you something that he has said to certain government officials that it astonishes me that Eddie is sitting in here with me tonight and not behind bars.
But anyway, Eddie is the Bombardier, even though he was a combat medic.
How did he earn the name of the Bombardier?
It's because he is loose cannon.
He likes a little bit of danger himself, Jack, as I guess we all do in this line of business.
And we're having too much fun tonight to call it work.
But thankfully, we do have another segment with Jack, and so we're going to get to that.
But we've already knocked out a few things.
So we had Jack stick with us for the playing of those two clips that were sent to me by one of my best friends, really, Sam Dixon.
And he offered his take on that.
We've already gotten his book, which was a magazine recommendation this evening, as well as his movie recommendation and the song recommendation.
Now, all that's left is his theme of the week.
So what we've got here, Jack, now is a couple of minutes before the next break, which will be our final break of the program.
And then we've got one more full segment.
So you've got plenty of time to cultivate this.
So I guess just give us a primer before you sink your teeth into it fully, your theme of the week.
We only have one segment to work all of this in.
Now we've got a full hour.
We don't want to know what to do with the extra minutes.
But Jack, your theme of the week, a quick preview, and then we'll dive into it more deeply in the next segment.
Okay, my theme of the week is neti, neti, not this, not this.
It's a false dilemma.
It's one of the logistical fallacies, which I introduced to Sam Bushman a couple months ago is that our enemies, adversaries, and traitors, there's specific ways that they lie and that you can see them.
So one of these is the false dilemma.
The Indo-Europeans of 5,000 years ago that were like us, that look like us, real smart people in Sanskrit.
So they created this term neti, neti.
It's a distraction.
It's not this.
It's not this.
You're set up with alternatives and you say, this is the only options.
You got to do this.
And we're saying there's other options that we can do.
So that's my theme of the week.
All right.
Now, I bet, though, now that you've explained it to us, you will cultivate it a little more, but will you not, Jack?
Yeah, well, I will get into that.
So, what happens?
And there's so many things that's wrong with our country that we got in this two-party system.
President Washington noticed that the factions would be.
Well, I didn't mean cultivate it right now, Jack, with the music starting, but I'm just kidding.
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No, don't comment.
Going to answer the phone.
Anyway, Jack, I asked you a question from time to time.
I do this to a well, Jack's not a guest.
Never consider Jack to be a guest.
He is a weekly correspondent.
He's part of the team.
He's not a guest.
He's more than that.
He is a weekly team member.
He's part of the fabric here.
And he has been so since last fall, and we're better for it.
By the way, Jack, happy six-month anniversary.
I believe you've been with us for about six months now.
There should be some sort of acknowledgement of that fact.
Hey, that's great.
I'm really honored to be part of the team.
And I think the South, the North is direction, the South is the place, and it's a great place.
And I'm really honored to be part of the greatest populist conservative radio show in the South.
Hey, and Jack would know.
Jack would know Eddie because Jack has lived all over the place.
Midwest, Northeast, the South, where he was educated at Vanderbilt, no less.
He got a better education than you and I did.
So, anyway.
But, Jack, as I do from time to time with a guest, which you're certainly not as a team member, but from time to time with a guest, I'll ask him a question, and then we run them right into the wall of the break.
And so we did that, I guess, a moment ago.
Your theme for the week, participate upon that, elaborate upon that.
Tell us what it's all about.
And you got a whole segment now to cultivate it.
Right.
Well, I wanted to use the term, and it's a Sanskrit term.
And my grandfather was a Sanskrit professor.
100 years ago, he was a teenager in Russia when the Bolshevik Revolution and all that crap came out.
He fought in the White Army against the communists, and we lost.
And he came over to the United States.
He spoke Russian, French, German.
Then he picked up the Indian language of Sanskrit.
He was a professor.
He was a smart guy, smarter than I.
So this was the language of the Indo-Europeans in India, and they were like us.
They looked like us, they thought like us, and they had these issues, but they came up with it.
So the term is neti, neti, which is not this, not this.
It's a distraction, and it's, it's, I introduced the subject to Sam Bushman about a couple months ago about the various logistical fallacies, the way our enemies lie.
And one of the main ones they lie is the false dilemma.
They offer you only two choices, and both of them are bad.
And you see this so often in politics.
You could say, well, James, which would you rather have?
Would you rather have all of our Supreme Court justices, all of our presidential candidates for both political parties from either Harvard or Yale?
Which would you like?
Which would you like?
And the option is none of the above.
We don't want to have all of our Supreme Court justices or presidential people from Harvard, Yale.
I'd rather get some guy from a truck stop in Tennessee.
So that's the false dilemma, and they work it in with all other types of logistical fallacies.
They're constantly setting it up so it's a fixed system where they only give you two choices and both choices are bad.
And I want our listeners to get to be aware of these lies and see that you have other choices.
There's other choices between rap music.
You can have classical music, country music.
So you want to think out of the box and don't fall into this false dilemma where they're only presenting two positions to you, where all the political people are for endless neoconservative wars in the Middle East against Russia, Serbia.
They're all for open borders immigration to the United States.
You've got other options, and you don't have to fall into the false dilemma or the Sanskrit term is neti, netchi.
I think what you're talking about, James, Jack, excuse me, could be probably developed.
That technique is probably developed in what they call the Delta technique, the Delta, alpha, excuse me, the alpha technique.
Hegelic, part of the Hegelian dialectic.
You're absolutely right.
And we see that, in my opinion, we see that also in the, like you said, the political system.
When I used to go to the Baptist church, they would always say, we had to vote.
Yeah, we know that we know that the Bush is no good, but we've got to vote for the lesser of the two evils.
That's the only choice that we've got.
And I would say, I would point out to them, hey, we got, matter of fact, we had a Baptist minister running for president of the United States, Chuck Baldwin.
And I pointed out to the people of the Baptist Church where I went, we say, listen, we got this great hardcore, paleoconservative Baptist minister running for president.
Let's vote for him.
And they'd say, well, no, we can't vote for him because he can't win.
And I mean, it's just, you're absolutely right.
And you know what, Jack?
The public have swallowed it, swallowed it, swallowed the hole.
What I'm looking at, you know, that technique was, they call it the alpha, the delta.
What am I looking at?
It was developed, like thinking in North Korea in the communist nations.
Absolutely.
Yeah, I can't think of the Delphi technique is what they call it.
And as Sam talked about, part of the Hegelian dialectic.
You're absolutely right there, fella.
But you see it everywhere in our political system.
You're absolutely right.
Well, they have it, but it's also, we fell into this fast that we'd be much better off with the parliamentary system that parties that could get in Europe, parliamentary systems where both political parties get corrupt, they get bought up by Saudi monies or the internationalists, they can have new parties that could come in in Switzerland, the Swiss People's Parties, alternative for Germany.
And a minority party that we would have that was for immigration restrictions, contained Islam, could get 20 or 30%, can have a major impact.
They can be part of the government.
But our system is if you don't get over 50%, it's nothing.
It's all or nothing.
And so it ends up getting nothing.
So that's our system.
And having just two choices where both of them are corrupt, where both the choices are bad, that's a fallacy.
It's the false dilemma.
The Indians 5,000 years ago, they called it Netty-Netty.
So never fall into the idea that you only have two choices and both choices are bad.
You have always have other choices, other ways to live, other ways to employment, other ways to eat, or something like that.
So don't let everyone put you in that.
You only have two choices and the two choices are bad.
But I want our listeners to learn about all of the logistical fallacies.
So let's take the issue of James Edwards getting slandered and lied about by that Michigan newspaper.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So good.
Well, I was saying that.
It takes too secure rather than explain.
I'm sorry.
Well, that James got slandered by that Michigan newspaper, and they just said he was such a terrible person.
You didn't have to listen to his views about culture, immigration, or war because he was a terrible racist.
And plus, he was the leader of the Ku Klux Klan, which is a lie, but it's a particular type of lie.
And that's the ad hominem attack that they don't attack his views or anything.
They just attack the person and insult him and say that he's there.
So these are, there's like, I don't know, 30 major ways of lying that our enemies all do.
And we want our listeners to be aware of this.
Like a baseball player that's coming up.
He can hit the fastball, but he goes to major leagues throwing screwballs, curveballs, change up knuckleballs, and he can't see him.
But after a while, you start to figure it out and you start to see how they lie, and then you start to hit them.
And that's what I want our people to do: to recognize these lies until we start to counter them.
Well, Jack, thank you for bringing up my case.
By the way, I actually just talked to Kyle Bristow again.
Kyle called me earlier this week.
And of course, he's taking a timeout from the movement, as it were, but he's still drawing breath.
And so he's still living and he's still making a living and he's still going forward.
And this case, not only did it Totally rewrite defamation law in the state of Michigan.
It is now at the front on page one of one of their most recent legal bindings.
And even the Michigan State Supreme Court, which we didn't even file an appeal to, Kyle was out of commission by then, but even the Michigan Supreme Court has now used our case to do further damage to the truth and to all good people.
Eddie, you wanted to make a quick comment on that.
Thanks for bringing that up, Jack.
And by the way, you know, I mentioned earlier this year, Jesse Jackson actually flew to Detroit to give an award to the journalist who was the defendant in this case, the journalist who wrote the article.
He gave him an award not because of his outstanding journalism, but because he beat me.
He didn't give an award to the guy who beat me.
He gave an award to the guy because he beat me in court.
And of course, there's nothing you can do that when you're in Nebuchadnezzar's court.
But nevertheless, and that journalist still to this day has it pinned to the top of his Twitter page six months later, seven months later, some of the news that came from that is still pinned to his Twitter page that he beat me in court.
Eddie, very quickly, we only have about a minute remaining.
I was going to say, Jack, that you brought up the parliamentary system.
I would like to tell the people here in the country that we, although we do not have a parliamentary system, we do have third party, we have independent parties, we have the American Freedom Party, et cetera.
We do not have to win the election.
All we have to do is get a critical mass, 10, 20%, and we can power broke.
We can force some of these guys and the GOP to come back to the table to represent us, our abuse, if we can cost him election.
Even if we can go over, for instance, invoke Democrat and say, we're going to vote Democrats.
We're not going to vote for you.
The lesser of the two evils, if you don't represent us, cost the GOP a few elections and bring them to the table.
We can power broke aka a de facto parliamentary system.
Jack, final word to you.
You've got just seconds remaining.
And by the way, what an honor and privilege and pleasure it's been to spend an hour with you on the radio, Jack.
We should do this more often.
You always give us a great segment.
You've given us a great hour tonight.
Final word to you, brother.
I went by too quickly, but I just want to say be strong.
We've been through worst.
And then lots of other places that were gone and left for debt have come back.
Central and Eastern Europe is looking great.
It's looking fantastic.
If you're depressed, just look at videos of the Cossacks taking care of Pussy Riot and Russia, beating them with whips.
The elections of Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Serbia.
It's great.
So we're going to do better.
You know, have some fun, have some humor.
Don't, and enjoy life.
We're going to do good, but never give into this humorless lying.
All these liars.
As you said, Jack, it could be worse.
It could be raining.
And 50 years ago, Eastern Europe was in a lot worse shape than we are.
And today they're in a lot better shape than we are.