Sept. 30, 2023 - Tate Speech - Andrew Tate
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| Thank you. Welcome to Emergency Meeting. | |
| I'm here by myself, as you know. | |
| I'm the hardworking brother. | |
| But it's fine. We're powered well with cafetine and... | |
| cafetine? Is cafetine a thing? | |
| Cafetine from the Wudan mugs and nicotine. | |
| Give me a second for a quick nicotine break. | |
| Today's gonna be a very interesting show. | |
| It's going to be on Rumble, as usual. | |
| But I thought I'd go to Twitter first and talk to the Twitter people before we move over to Rumble exclusively. | |
| We're also going to have a guest today. | |
| And the general theme for today's show is going to be men's rights. | |
| I heard the UK wants a minister for men's rights. | |
| You probably can't afford me, but I promise I do a good job. | |
| In fact, I've probably been the biggest driving force for masculine excellence in modern history. | |
| If you actually care about men's rights, you're going to hire me. | |
| Because I have a strong suspicion whoever you end up hiring for men's rights is just going to tell men to be bigger cucks, bigger wimps, bigger pussies, which is going to make everything worse. | |
| Because inside of every single man is a masculine essence to resist tyranny, and we're living in a tyrannical age. | |
| You need me! The UK government, of course, hates me completely and utterly. | |
| Supposedly, I'm the problem. I don't know why I'm the problem. | |
| I mean, people are stabbing each other on the bus. | |
| Young girls are getting stabbed to death. | |
| I've been speaking anti-knife crime for years. | |
| I don't drink. | |
| I've never taken a drug in my life. | |
| I promote self-accountability, stoicism. | |
| Everything I promote would prevent these animals acting feral. | |
| But somehow I'm the problem because I'm a man with standards. | |
| And as we progress down this conversation, you're going to learn that they don't want men to have standards, and they certainly don't want men to have opinions. | |
| You're not allowed an opinion. If you have an opinion as a man, or any kind of self-respect, or any kind of standard, you will be demonized and attacked. | |
| And the hypocritical establishment, the hypocritical matriarchy we live underneath, will try their best to annihilate you ruthlessly. | |
| And it's going to be a very interesting conversation because I'll be being joined by somebody who's recently experienced the Matrix itself. | |
| I've been talking about the Matrix and how the Matrix attacks for a very long time. | |
| People thought I was crazy, but of course, I wasn't crazy. | |
| I was correct. So, because Tristan's not here and I have to do the Mr. | |
| Producing, plus we have a guest, there's going to be a few gaps. | |
| I'm going to do my best to Mr. | |
| Produce Aikido and talk to the mic at the same time. | |
| But there's going to be a few gaps. | |
| So, I appreciate all of your patience. | |
| Let me just load this up. | |
| And for everyone who's watching us on Twitter for the first time who wasn't aware, we have something called the emergency meeting podcast, which you're watching right now. | |
| And the Emergency Meeting Podcast happens about twice a week on Rumble exclusively. | |
| Twitter is obviously another platform which has been very, very fantastic in terms of breaking the Matrix and speaking freely. | |
| It's a platform that I am on and not censored from. | |
| So, I thought let me also broadcast to Twitter for the beginning, but we're going to finish it on Rumble. | |
| Nicotine break. We have two kinds of nicotine. | |
| We have shisha and we have cigars. | |
| Five a day. You need to mix it up. | |
| You can't just eat apples. | |
| Apples, oranges, real cheese like me, we eat lemons. | |
| Give me a lemon. | |
| No scurvy around here. | |
| I've never had scurvy ever. | |
| You hear me? Never. | |
| I ate lemons like apples, bruv. | |
| I should have said that in jail when those gypsies tried to get fresh, all four of them. | |
| I said, bruv, I threatened him with yoga fire instead. | |
| And I thought I was crazy. | |
| Maybe I am crazy. Have you pissed me off enough, bruv? | |
| Yoga. Yoga. You don't want to see it. | |
| They knew. They didn't do shit. | |
| I should have just picked out a lemon. | |
| They started running their mouths to get a lemon. | |
| Get my vitamin C in before I whoop some ass. | |
| motherfuckers. | |
| I'm not a bad man, you know. | |
| Badness president. | |
| Is that a new name? | |
| I've got Top G, Top Striker, Long Johnny. | |
| I added that one in. I can't remember. | |
| What did I say my names to Aiden were? | |
| Double Spice Daddy. My girl gave me that one. | |
| Badness President. I can do. | |
| I can do I can put a name I fucking want Someone just joined as a monthly supporter Bye. | |
| Thank you very much. I'm going to do my best to answer all the super chats as well. | |
| First super chat we have here. | |
| Keep up the good work. I'll be in the war room in the future. | |
| The real world is a wealth of knowledge and I can't get enough. | |
| The war room is a network which allows people to finally find a brotherhood because most people, especially conservatives, have yet to crack the code. | |
| They don't understand how we prevent the decline of society. | |
| They talk about family and they talk about marriage, which is true. | |
| But to truly resist the enslavement, we need brotherhood. | |
| It has always been a band of brothers which has resisted tyranny. | |
| It's just the dawn of human time if you read any book. | |
| Any king that came along and was tyrannical, a band of brothers got together, got on their horses and rode out into the sunset to fix it. | |
| You need brothers. So, that's what the war room is. | |
| The real world would teach you to make money and once you make money with the real world, you can join the war room effectively for free. | |
| I'm trying to fix the world here. | |
| This is actually a perfect time for me to show them what the war room is. | |
| Let me show you all what the war room is. | |
| This is the war room. | |
| A lot of people think it's just a bunch of hyper-masculine men coming together to beat each other up, you know, to do masculine activities. | |
| But this is so much more than this. | |
| What we're doing here is we're all coming together for one common cause. | |
| To give to families in the less fortunate, we don't have anything. | |
| Over 4,000 members we have all around the world. | |
| 82 countries. We're absolutely everywhere. | |
| Any single city I land down in, I have people inside the war room who I understand that the same world do as me. | |
| In fact, all these guys came here to visit me and they're genuinely fantastic guys. | |
| Just because they're successful not because they have money but because they're cream where he thought their vision for life This is a spiritual war | |
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| And their goal is to damage and destroy your spirit. | |
| To destroy your masculine essence. | |
| Because it is your innate soul. | |
| innate masculine tendency to resist. | |
| So, but destroying you, turning you into nothing more but a cuck to the matriarchy, you will no longer resist your enslavement. | |
| You will be a eunuch, which is what they want. | |
| Eunuchs stand there and obey. | |
| And it's brotherhood that is going to power your spirit. | |
| That's why they threaten brotherhood at every step of the way. | |
| That's why they call it gay and say you don't need brothers and why do you need friends? | |
| Masculine brotherhood is how we fix these problems, which is why something like the war room is so infinitely important. | |
| If you're a fan of mine, you know what the war room is. | |
| If you want to learn more about the war room, you can go to covertake.com is the brotherhood of men who are trying to escape the slavery, which is being imposed on us all. | |
| And while we're also here on Twitter, before we move over to rumble, let's explain what the real world is. | |
| The real world allows me to teach you how to make money online. | |
| 18 modern wealth creation methods because the matrix is designed to teach you how to be a good slave within the matrix. | |
| And like every other thing, every other war on the planet, a spiritual war, unfortunately requires money. | |
| It's very difficult for you to resist enslavement. | |
| If you are broke, it's very difficult for you to have an opinion. | |
| If you need a paycheck, they try and keep us all poor so that we have to sit there being quiet, afraid of putting our true opinions out into the world. | |
| Because if we tell the truth, we will not be able to feed our family, which is why being able to make money online independently in a matrix free environment outside of the matrix is so important to your participation in this culture war. | |
| So I'm going to also quickly show you what Hustlers University is. | |
| And these are the only two things that I have any affiliation to because I understand that by teaching men to have a strong brotherhood and be honorable and also teaching men to make money outside of the matrix. | |
| tricks that is how we win this war. | |
| Life as a man is not a walk in the park. | |
| It's like a video game. | |
| You start from absolute nothing. | |
| You start from zero. | |
| You have no intrinsic value. | |
| It's up to you to level up your skills. | |
| You work on your fitness, your fighting skills. | |
| You work on your finance. | |
| You make sure you become important. | |
| You have to do something so you're not just the average Joe Smo. | |
| You have to do something to become a force to be reckoned with. | |
| You're capable of defending yourself and your family and carving out a reality which is worth living in the world today. | |
| You grind, you hustle, you build your money-making skills It's like a video game. You can buy with a nine to five boss telling you what to do. | |
| You become rich and influential. | |
| You become a real player in the game of life. | |
| You start this game solo, but you can't win it alone. | |
| You need a team, a crew that's got your back who pushes you to be better. | |
| No one in history has ever achieved anything important by themselves. | |
| Every fire had a coach. | |
| If you went to the moon, NASA was on the ground. | |
| You always had somebody supporting you. | |
| You had to be part of a team. | |
| As the levels of the video game progress, you need higher attributes. | |
| You need better qualities of your character to succeed and pass the levels. | |
| Life is absolutely no different. | |
| You do not have time to waste. | |
| You must increase the capability of your character. | |
| You must become a better version of yourself because the game is only going to become harder. | |
| That is why you're inside of Hustlers University. | |
| Right, before I bring on my guest, who is someone I've yet to even speak to in person. | |
| I've never spoken to this man, but I saw the cancellation squad go for him. | |
| I saw the psychopaths align and it reminded very much of my story. | |
| Not many people know that I've been canceled. | |
| Not many people know that. But when I was canceled, it was funny how every single politician, every single left-wing charity, every single NGO, they all aligned in lockstep instantly in an attempt to destroy my name and slander me. | |
| I went to sleep and woke up with 150 different Instagram pages with the exact same post and same copy on the same day. | |
| If you want to talk about orchestration by the Matrix, there it is. | |
| And they attack you absolutely. | |
| I was banned from every single bank account, banned from Spotify, Discord, Airbnb. | |
| My Uber account was banned. | |
| I was banned from Instagram, Facebook. | |
| I was banned from YouTube. | |
| You name an app. My phone is full of apps that I can't log into anymore. | |
| I was banned from absolutely everything and they hoped I'd go away. | |
| I did not go away. | |
| Instead, I said that I'm going to pave a way for people who are canceled to continue to fight against the tyranny, which we live under. | |
| Then, they hit me with a new Matrix attack, which is lawfare. | |
| That's what comes next. And some other people are currently experiencing that. | |
| Russell Brand, for example, if you tell too much truth, all of a sudden legal cases appear. | |
| And then you have to go through lawfare and the process itself is a punishment because you become, one, it takes your peace of mind. | |
| Two, it's extremely expensive. | |
| Three is to be careful what you say. | |
| Four, they restrict your movement. My case, I was put in a Romanian dungeon for 93 days and it's all garbage and they know it's garbage and they lie by omission. | |
| I broke down in a previous show how they do it. | |
| They contact everybody you know, 2,000 people. | |
| They find one person with something bad to say. | |
| They ignore the 1,999 who said, good things about you. | |
| They take that one person and hide their name, hide their story. | |
| They get an actress to say it out loud. | |
| They say you're a bad person. | |
| They lie by omission by leaving out the other side of the story. | |
| They try their very best to destroy your life. | |
| It's disingenuine. It's evil. | |
| And they're doing it to everybody and nobody cares. | |
| Nobody seems to care. And they're doing it to protect women. | |
| Let me tell you something before we bring on our guests. | |
| The only people who have ever protected women are men. | |
| Men protect women. It's only ever been men since the dawn of human time who have protected women. | |
| If a woman is in a nightclub and she feels threatened, the first thing she does is say to the man, I have a boyfriend. | |
| She invents a man to protect her. | |
| An imaginary man. Only men can protect. | |
| Strong men of honor and principle protect. | |
| The idea that you don't need men and that's somehow going to make you safer is asinine. | |
| Because weak, cowardly men will sit there and do nothing while little girls are stabbed to death on a bus. | |
| I would have done something. | |
| Do you understand? Stab me. | |
| Fine. I can't live with myself watching a little girl die. | |
| I'm not a coward. But they try to instill cowardice in us because they're trying their very best to neuter the population of men. | |
| Because since the dawn of human time, when you take over a country, you destroy the military-aged males. | |
| That's what you would do to prevent an uprising. | |
| It's only men who are going to uprise. | |
| You destroy the military-aged males. | |
| And the modern world, they can't kill us all. | |
| So what do they do? They neuter us. | |
| It's done very purposefully with a myriad of weaponry. | |
| And we're going to discuss that today. | |
| With my guests. And we're going to discuss it on Rumble. | |
| So I'm moving over to Rumble now. | |
| I'm going to show one more War Room video. | |
| Everybody who's on Twitter, please go to the Rumble homepage. | |
| You should see this emergency meeting. | |
| If not, go to Rumble and type in Tate Speech. | |
| Which is an extremely clever play on hate speech. | |
| Because I get accused of it all the fucking time. | |
| The truth is illegal. | |
| Not allowed the truth. | |
| No. Bro. | |
| If I wore a wig and had no dick, I would have been out of jail on a fucking day. | |
| Joke ting. Let me get some more nicotine. | |
| Play my advert. We'll see you all on Rumble. | |
| And then I'll bring on my special guest. | |
| And we'll talk through his story. | |
| How the Matrix operates. | |
| But I've been very impressed with what I've seen so far. | |
| Because he did the right thing. He stood up and told them to get fucked. | |
| Which is the exact correct thing to do. | |
| Because you cannot reason with these rabid animals. | |
| Because that's exactly what they are. | |
| Rabid animals. Everybody, in one minute's time, we will continue on Rumble.com. | |
| I will see you all there. | |
| A bit of this I will go into some stuff on presenting. | |
| but I'm gonna focus more heavily on breeding because that's where I see the massive gap. | |
| Shadow! Shadow! | |
| Help me! | |
| This is quiet. | |
| Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! | |
| I'm gonna kill you. | |
| I'm gonna kill you. | |
| you you Let's go. | |
| Let's go. | |
| And we're going to get his story. | |
| And we're going to talk through it. And I'm going to elaborate on his story with my story. | |
| It's going to be extremely interesting for you all to listen to. | |
| Because not many of you are aware that your freedom is linked heavily to your irrelevance. | |
| And when you actually have viewership, you have to be extremely careful what you say. | |
| If you say anything that goes against the narrative, they try their best to destroy you. | |
| They talk about free speech. You're allowed to talk as long as no one listens. | |
| As soon as people listen, you better be quiet. | |
| So I'm going to bring my friend, Lawrence, on here. | |
| Let's hope this all works tech smooth. | |
| Let's see how it goes. I need my headphones. | |
| Three, two, pal. | |
| Can you hear me, sir? I can. | |
| Amazing. Great. Good to meet you. | |
| You too, man. How are you doing? | |
| Well, you know, I'm doing my very best. | |
| I've been living through a matrix attack. | |
| I think you've just begun yours. | |
| Good to see you've got your nicotine going. | |
| That's just this show. That's how we work. | |
| It's been a long year. | |
| But your story was certainly interesting. | |
| I saw it popping up all over Twitter. | |
| And I think we should start from the very beginning for the people at home. | |
| You said a comment which for some reason has enraged the world. | |
| And I will be very honest with you. | |
| You barely said, perhaps I'm going to get canceled again. | |
| You said basically nothing at all. | |
| And the fact that the world got so upset by it was very interesting to me. | |
| So let's start from the beginning, shall we? | |
| Do you want to tell your version of events? | |
| Yeah, I mean, we want to start right at the beginning. | |
| On last week, a guy, a comedian, Jeff Norcott, went on TV to speak about the fact that suicide was the biggest killer in men under 50 in the United Kingdom. | |
| He was on TV with a woman called Ava Evans. | |
| She turned around and said, I think it's a bit of a culture war issue. | |
| That's what she said. I think it's a culture war issue. | |
| But, you know, men are dying. | |
| I myself have really tragic personal experience of close friends that have died. | |
| I took real, can I swear? | |
| Absolutely. I took real fucking umbrage with that, the way that she spoke. | |
| And I was, I'm contracted to be on a channel in the UK called GB News. | |
| Anyway, it pissed me off for a day. | |
| I then, people are sending me clips of her saying, I want men to be terrified. | |
| I want them to be scared. | |
| I want all of this stuff. | |
| And I went on the TV. I spoke to their producer beforehand. | |
| And I said, look, I'm going to say that who would want to shag a woman like that? | |
| Who would want to be with a woman like that? | |
| Who would want to be with a fourth wave feminist who's looking to trap you and to ruin your life? | |
| Now, what I didn't do was provide the context. | |
| So that's why everyone's gone mental. | |
| So they just think, as a friend of mine said to me, it's like we've been told the punchline without being told the joke. | |
| But the joke was, a woman went, a woman went on national TV, belittled male suicide. | |
| And I took umbrage with it and said, I wouldn't want to have a relationship or shag a person like that. | |
| So what's interesting, so what's interesting to me, and sorry to interrupt you, what's interesting to me is, I don't know this woman, but I can imagine the type of woman she is. | |
| And we're going to talk about how they basically hate men now, because I truly believe they hate men. | |
| They hate the idea of traditional masculinity, unless it suits them, which is what's so hyper, hypocritical about this entire situation. | |
| They want traditional masculinity when we have to run into a burning building. | |
| But otherwise, we have to shut up and we're not allowed an opinion. | |
| But it sounds to me like you have basically said that a woman who hates men and a woman who has a nasty, unlikable attitude wouldn't be attractive, which I would agree with. | |
| And coupled to the fact that they call men incels all day long, which is basically saying that men are not attractive to females. | |
| They use that word, indiscriminately and say, well, they're incels, incels. | |
| They're saying that a man who's not attractive to women is a loser. | |
| As soon as you say a woman with an attitude which is nasty and entitled is unattractive, they're going to attack you. | |
| Don't you think that's hypocritical? | |
| Yeah, it's authoritarian feminism. | |
| That's what it is. And it's like, the thing about men, as you quite rightly point out, is men die as firemen, men die as soldiers, men die from suicide, men die in a, men do all the worst jobs in the world. | |
| And if a woman wants to turn around and say, I hate men, my advice to men is don't be with that woman. | |
| She will ruin your life. | |
| That's what she will do. She will undermine and ruin your life. | |
| And I'm a bit old-fashioned when it comes to this sort of stuff, which is that in a relationship, in a good relationship, you have strong women, you have strong men. | |
| Both have different roles. | |
| But authoritarian feminists have no place in a relationship that's ever going to have any success. | |
| We've got, what, 1.6 is our reproduction rate in this country, in the UK, 1.2, 1.3 in France, in Italy. | |
| It's appalling. And men do not want to go near women because they're terrified of this exact ideology that she's parroting. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. And this is the thing that's so interesting about this topic, right? | |
| Because the world is interconnected. | |
| It's a web. And it's amazing how quickly you can tie nearly everything back to gender roles and masculinity and marriage. | |
| But you just mentioned the population rates, which is a fantastic way to mention it. | |
| We have to import thousands and thousands of people from the third world with completely different cultures and values than our own because we're not having children. | |
| Well, why aren't we having children? | |
| Because men can't find a woman worth marrying. | |
| Why can't they find a woman worth marrying? | |
| Because she's sitting there saying, I hate men. | |
| I don't like them. | |
| I'm not going to obey them in any way. | |
| And there's a huge misconception that people misunderstand, especially when it comes to masculine and female dynamics. | |
| Authority and responsibility go hand in hand. | |
| And when a man truly loves a woman, he is responsible for her well-being, her physical well-being, her financial well-being, her mental well-being. | |
| And a woman who is well-balanced, who isn't destroyed, likes to have a man she can see as a rock. | |
| But to have a man who has responsibility for you and cares for you, you have to understand he has a degree of authority. | |
| If I'm responsible for your safety, I have to have the authority to decide which way we walk home, which way we, if we go out this late at night. | |
| Otherwise, how can I be responsible, right? | |
| We can tie it back to a ship. | |
| If I'm the captain of the ship and everybody obeys me and the ship goes down, then it's my fault. | |
| But if I'm the captain of the ship and nobody obeys me, then I'm not responsible for what happens on the ship. | |
| I must be given authority to have responsibility. | |
| But this whole new wave of feminism, they want zero accountability for anything. | |
| Everything is men's fault. | |
| They want us to be responsible for them still and deal with all their problems, run into the burning building, take care of them, be chivalrous, do all these things for them. | |
| At the same time, they see themselves as above us, which is completely counterintuitive. | |
| It's asinine and it's dangerous. | |
| And I will truthfully say here, and I tweeted this out the other day, I want to make sure I get my words word for word. | |
| I'm going to say it here. They don't care how sad men are. | |
| They don't care if we kill ourselves. | |
| If you mention it, all they do is start to mention how women don't get paid enough or some other conflation garbage. | |
| How we feel means nothing to society until they need us. | |
| And when they need us, they expect us to stand up and do exactly what men have always traditionally done with none of the benefits because we have no respect for doing so. | |
| And it's this fourth wave feminism, as you're describing, which is making men sit around and go, what's the point? | |
| What's the point of even being a good man anymore? | |
| And it belittles men because the role of men is to do everything that you just described, you know, which is to protect. | |
| If you read war poetry, I read a lot of war poetry and I read female war poetry and male war poetry and it's really, really, both of it's really, really fascinating. | |
| But this idea that men are in some way toxic and bad, it's actually our masculinity which is the most attractive thing about us. | |
| And this sort of move towards male feminism, you know, it's just, it's an embarrassment to me. | |
| I raised two boys. | |
| I have two boys. I turn around and I teach them that there's a war on and they need to be tough. | |
| And they are tough and they're strong. | |
| And we cannot live in a world where men subjugate themselves to women or, you know, women should, to a degree, go, you know, you've got the biceps, babe. | |
| Should someone break into the house, it's you that's going to have to deal with it. | |
| And it's very interesting. | |
| You made an amazing point there and it's very interesting. | |
| So I've been all around the world. | |
| I've lived a very eclectic life and I've noticed that in the lower income societies, gender roles are far more defined. | |
| So it's almost like the closer we are to the bare minimum of survival, the closer we are to our gender roles because our gender roles make us more efficient. | |
| I'll give an example. Ten people are stranded on a desert island, five men, five women. | |
| We have two identical islands, both with ten people. | |
| On one island, people naturally revert to their gender roles. | |
| The men start hunting and protecting. | |
| The women start building a home. | |
| On the other island, we have fourth wave feminists who decide they can do everything a man can do. | |
| The island where people stick to their gender roles is far more likely to survive than the other island. | |
| In terms of survival, this is what made us most competitive as a species. | |
| If you even look in the world today, the countries which are most competitive as a species still have clearly defined gender roles. | |
| It's not about men being better than women. | |
| It's about us being very different and us being good at different things. | |
| Women are better at certain things than men are and vice versa and by understanding that and playing to our strengths, that makes society function better as a whole and I feel like the West has now been disintegrated so heavily where we have women trying to be men and men trying to be women and then you look at all the problems that come from that. | |
| You just mentioned the birth rate. | |
| I will also counter and talk about the crime rate, for example. | |
| All of that comes from this disillusion, this mistake where people think that the gender roles are completely interchangeable and we haven't evolved to actually be that way. | |
| I don't think that's the way we're supposed to operate. | |
| No, I 100% agree and it's been said many times before that 100 years ago this stuff wasn't an issue because men and women had to work together to fight and make a world better and your island analogy is a correct one because they've actually done this experiment, haven't they, where they put men on an island and women on an island and they struggled the women to get by. | |
| We've got to work together. | |
| That's the most important thing. | |
| But the first thing you've got to do is not turn around and say men are insignificant. | |
| We're not insignificant. | |
| We're really important to your well-being. | |
| And actually, of all the women I've known, I broke up with a girl walking down in the middle of the road, walking down and she was talking to me about how great the Gillette advert was. | |
| She went, isn't it great that men are now going to be accountable for their toxicness? | |
| And I went, nice knowing you, babe. | |
| Bye. Absolutely. That's a fake rape charge waiting to happen. | |
| It's game over. And, you know, I'm not a rapey guy. | |
| I'm not a sort of power. | |
| I don't dominate women in any way. | |
| But I do think it's really important that women and men respect each other. | |
| And we've entered this period where women think that men are some bullshit excuse to just vilify. | |
| And it's like, hang on a minute. | |
| 40,000 people died in a fucking hour going over the top in the song. | |
| For you, darling, so you could stay at home. | |
| And, you know, without that, without holding on to that and this androgyny of society and this feminization of men, it's an embarrassment to the West. | |
| And it's also mainly the reason why the West is so utterly failed now. | |
| And it is utterly failed. | |
| We're going to go into, and I'll play the clip if you don't mind. | |
| If you don't mind me saying the clip that got you cancelled, I'll play that and we'll go into how the Matrix operates and how they all quickly unified and banded against you and all the repercussions from that. | |
| We'll talk about all those things and I'll compare it to my story. | |
| But it's interesting. I was talking to a feminist once and I've had a very long career of arguing with these people on podcasts and I was explaining that the West is effectively a matriarchy now. | |
| They say it's a patriarchy, which is a lie. | |
| There's not a single law that benefits men over women, but I can name a bunch which benefit women over men. | |
| There's no rights men have that women do not have. | |
| I think that if you look at the statistics, let me correct myself. | |
| I know that if you look at the statistics, men are doing statistically worse than women in every metric we can possibly measure. | |
| We're living in a matriarchy and the West is crumbling in real time and this feminist said to me, oh yeah, but it's about time we let the women be in charge that it's going to be better. | |
| And I said, well, I'll actually counter that and argue the following point. | |
| I think if you're looking at absolute competitiveness of a society that you can look at history and the fact that every single successful civilization since the dawn of human time was led by men. | |
| Women are fantastic at doing certain things, yes. | |
| And for example, I would never leave my children at a daycare ran by men. | |
| No, I would leave my children at a daycare ran by women. | |
| I have women who I trust with certain roles I wouldn't trust men with. | |
| I'm not a misogynist. I just look at history and understand that the most successful civilizations since human time have always been run with a man in charge because men have a protective instinct. | |
| We have a warrior instinct. | |
| Our biology, the fact that we're trying to dissolve that as well, but our biology determines that nearly every worldview that we have because we're biologically capable of doing some things that women aren't. | |
| And she argued and said, ah, well, there was matriarchal societies too. | |
| And I said, well, I hope there was. | |
| Because if there was a society which is run by women, we can't name them, which means they were never successful enough to even have a history because they were destroyed and decimated by patriarchies. | |
| We can't even name one that's been successful, which shows that we're trying a failed idea. | |
| It's been tried somewhere, I'm sure. | |
| I mean, the Aztecs and the Ming dynasty, they're pretty far away. | |
| They didn't share the idea of a masculine, of men being in charge of protecting a society. | |
| They didn't share the idea. | |
| It's just how they found the best way to operate. | |
| And I'm sure somewhere someone's tried a matriarchy and I'm sure they were absolutely decimated. | |
| And I have a strong feeling that the West is being decimated right now in real time. | |
| And in a hundred years from now, it's going to be unrecognizable. | |
| And that's because we're trying a matriarchal system. | |
| Yeah, well, I think we're trying a different, I think we're trying an androgynous system. | |
| I don't think we're trying a matriarchal system. | |
| I think we're trying to say that the gender roles entirely are not applicable to modern society. | |
| And that's why you've got, why transgenderism is so prevalent, you know. | |
| And you look at some of the societal advances that genuinely progressive people are interested in, like the acceptance of homosexuality and stuff like that, which across the West is generally accepted. | |
| That what this transgender movement and this androgynous movement is doing is it's not only is it mutilating our children, like the disgusting satanic cult that it is, but it's also taking some of the stuff that those progressive people themselves tried to bring into our society and they're making it 50 times worse. | |
| Absolutely. And it's good, strong men that have always protected the society. | |
| And if you look at a society in decline, it is down to a lack of masculinity, not too much masculinity. | |
| And it's an absolute, it's a total lie when these feminists try and pretend that it's masculinity which is damaging society. | |
| And they're hypocritical because the second something bad happens to them, they're going to call the police and hope big, strong men turn up. | |
| They're not going to hope feminists turn up. | |
| They're not going to hope new age transgenders turn up. | |
| They're going to hope big, strong men with weapons, heaven forbid, turn up. | |
| They're going to hope that men who have the capability to be violent turn up. | |
| If a woman, a feminist, is under attack by a man and men do bad things, as do women, you need a man to protect you. | |
| And if a woman's attacking her and you call the police and the police say, I don't have the capability to be violent, well, what's the point of them then? | |
| Why are they there? Masculinity and the propensity to violence and the correct scenario is what's preserved society since the dawn of human time. | |
| And we're trying this. It's the creation of civilization. | |
| It's the fact that one man and another man have a disagreement. | |
| It will end, it could potentially end in death. | |
| Absolutely. If you end up in the situation of a woman turning around to a man and it's not feminism, it's misandry. | |
| It's a hatred of men. | |
| If you remove men from the situation, what would happen if women fought wars? | |
| I think they'd be a lot worse than men fighting wars. | |
| Oh, well, if we look at the COVID restrictions, look at the countries which were run by women. | |
| They were more draconian and more, the rights of people were heavily infringed at a level that it wasn't even done under any man. | |
| I think if you look at Germany under Merkel and New Zealand under whatever her name was, I can't remember. | |
| She actually, she actually, my friend, I don't know if you know his name, Jake Shields, he's on Twitter. | |
| He's accused her of raping him 15 years ago without evidence. | |
| I've been sexually assaulted by Madonna. | |
| There we go. But they don't seem to take our claims very seriously. | |
| Funny that. So I'm going to play the clip if you don't mind. | |
| It's already been shown a little bit and we're going to let the people at home decide whether this is worth the level 10 matrix attack which you are suffering. | |
| You've basically said that a woman who hates me or a woman that hates men and is going to go out of her way to destroy men's lives, who wants men afraid, will not be attractive to any man with options. | |
| And perhaps I'm jumping in the boiling water with you here but I'd agree with you. | |
| So we're going to play the clip and we're going to see what people think. | |
| We're past the watershed so I can say this. | |
| Show me a single self-respective man that would like to climb into bed with that woman ever. | |
| Ever. Who wasn't an incel. | |
| Who wasn't a cucked little incel. | |
| That little woman has been fed, spoon-fed oppression day after day after day after day And she was starting with me starting with the lie of the gender wage gap. | |
| And she sat there and I'm going like, if I met you in a bar and that was like sentence three, chances of me just walking away are just huge. | |
| We need powerful, strong, amazing women who make great points for themselves. | |
| We don't need these sort of feminist 4.0. | |
| They're pathetic and embarrassing. | |
| Who'd want to shag that? Well, look, she... | |
| I'm just going to provide a touch of balance from her because she did actually respond to this earlier today saying that she regretted her comments but she didn't apologise. | |
| Yes. So there you go. | |
| And she's a very beautiful woman, Lawrence. | |
| Very beautiful woman. There you go. | |
| Well, I'm probably not. I'm probably not. | |
| Oh, shit. I'm smiling. | |
| Wait. Don't smile. | |
| Don't smile. So let's talk about this because what I understand is let's remove the gender from the argument. | |
| If I met a man who said, I hate everything about you. | |
| I hate the way you walk. I hate the way you talk. | |
| I hate the way you view the world. | |
| I hate your existence. | |
| I wouldn't want that man to be any part of my life in any way, especially not something as close as an intimate relationship because I would feel like that person is probably out to get me on some level. | |
| Let's remove the gender. If a man said those things, if a man was out to say that it's funny that men kill themselves and I want you to be afraid of me and I hate your very existence, I would think that's not a very good person to have close to me. | |
| So why is you saying that a woman who thinks that way is unattractive and not worth having anything to do with? | |
| Why do you think they've attacked you? | |
| And please tell everybody at home what's actually happened since his bombshell of you having standards as a man. | |
| The bombshell of you saying I like nice people. | |
| Unbelievable. Well, look, I'm used to it, man. | |
| In 2020, I went on the TV and they said that the UK were throwing Meghan Markle out of the UK because we were a bunch of racist scumbags in the UK. And I turned around and said, no, we're just telling her to fuck off because she's a boring cow. | |
| Sorry, slap. And then this woman in the audience went, you can't say that because you're white privileged. | |
| And I went, that's racist. | |
| You're being a racist. Don't call me a white privileged person. | |
| So that was my first cancellation. | |
| And the problem with this matrix, even when I looked at my phone this evening, I had my friends around tonight for dinner and I was looking at my phone, it's still going on, the stories. | |
| And I'm like, why are you not talking about the fact that the biggest killer of men under 50 is suicide? | |
| Do you not give a shit that these men want to be fathers? | |
| Do you not give a fuck that in America, the crime rates in the black community, which has the least amount of fathers in America are off the record because they're not present? | |
| Do you not give a shit about that? | |
| Or are we just all racists? | |
| Is that your answer to everything? | |
| What actually matters is the family. | |
| We need the family to matter. | |
| And, you know, it's why I fight to see my kids. | |
| Every year I pay a fucking hundred thousand pound tax to see my kids every year to the courts. | |
| And I raise them as men and I will raise them as men in the courts in this country and the media in this country hate men. | |
| Oh, absolutely. They hate us. | |
| Let's cut through and make this very clear to all the men watching at home. | |
| They hate you. | |
| They don't care if you're sad. | |
| They don't care how miserable you are. | |
| They don't care if bad things happen to you. | |
| They want you to pay your taxes, be a cuck, shut up and sit in a sexless marriage until you finally top yourself. | |
| They don't give a shit about men's mental health at all. | |
| And that's what upsets me the worst because they pretend to care. | |
| I could talk from personal experience. | |
| You're talking about the article still going on. | |
| My friend, they printed an article about me every single day since my arrest. | |
| January 1st, 10 months, every single day. | |
| No one on Epstein's client list has been arrested. | |
| No. All these women who lie about men and destroy their lives. | |
| Nobody cares. The important issues you just described aren't worth talking about. | |
| But the fact that Andrew's been arrested based on nothing is worth printing. | |
| Printing repeatedly calling him disgraced repeatedly in a matrix attack because I have an opinion and they are threatened by men who have opinions. | |
| You made a very good point about how they don't care about male suicide. | |
| 29.6% of custodial parents are fathers. | |
| Men constitute 92.5% of workplace fatalities. | |
| Life expectancy. Globally, women tend to outlive men. | |
| Educational attainment. | |
| In the United States, women earn 57.3% of bachelor's degrees and 59% of master's degrees. | |
| Custody battles. | |
| In the U.S., fathers were awarded sole custody in only 16% of custody cases. | |
| 70% of homeless people are men. | |
| 93% of people in jail are men. | |
| Child support obligations. | |
| 82.5% of custodial parents receiving child support are women. | |
| One in seven men in the U.S. have experienced severe physical violence from an intimate partner and it never gets mentioned ever. | |
| Draft and military service. | |
| In Ukraine, as we talk, all men are not allowed to leave the country. | |
| They have to go and die in a ditch. | |
| Women can go to Poland and live in Warsaw in peace. | |
| Find a new man. Doesn't matter. | |
| Men are less likely than women to have seen a healthcare provider in the last year. | |
| Men make up 50% of the population by 80% of suicides. | |
| In the United States, 64% of 8th grade girls scored at or above proficient in reading compared to only 42% of men. | |
| This goes on and on. | |
| In any way you could possibly measure with science, the human metrics, men fail against women. | |
| And we talk about mental health. | |
| We can't even come along and say, you know what? | |
| We're sad. We're struggling. | |
| Without a woman coming along and conflating the issue and saying, ah, but you know what? | |
| I don't think enough of us are CEOs. | |
| Maybe, firstly, you're wrong that the gender wage gap is garbage. | |
| But secondly, why can't you at least admit perhaps there's an issue to discuss with female wages, but there's also an issue with men's mental health and it shouldn't be belittled. | |
| It shouldn't be conflated with your argument. | |
| Why can't you just accept us as human and give us some sympathy or give a shit about us for five minutes? | |
| But they actually hate us. | |
| Well, it's a death cult. | |
| So leftism is a death cult as it is. | |
| So the only thing it can't survive is death itself. | |
| So what it wants to do is it's like all communist ideas and all socialist ideas like means to the end. | |
| And the means to the end of this disaster area is the destruction of the male in the home. | |
| And I have intimate personal experience of this, you know, in my life, which I can't really go into because, you know, some fucker will get me, you know. | |
| Of course. Usual story. | |
| But the point is, you children, I know kids that have been raised by women and I know that kids have been raised by men and I know what it's like. | |
| And you need both people. | |
| So if you, and you know, we're welcoming the beginning of Black History Month in the UK here. | |
| Now, this day, first of October, and I'm sure it's the same in America. | |
| And you've got the, most underperforming contingency in the population that I'm doing the worst of poor, white, working class British kids from the middle of the North of England. | |
| And if you raise that, if you say that, you're a racist. | |
| And then yet the Prime Minister of Scotland called me in the vile Neanderthal the other, yes, like the beginning of the week. | |
| And I said, the feeling's entirely mutual, fucker. | |
| You're a vile Neanderthal. | |
| For having standards, you're a vile Neanderthal. | |
| For having standards. | |
| For it. I'm like, hang on a minute. | |
| He's just, you know, how does this work? | |
| If we're not going to be able to have a chat conversation about it, we're fucked. | |
| Absolutely. And you know what's really interesting? | |
| Because I'm the enemy of the matrix, right? | |
| They hate me. I'm mixed race. | |
| I'm half white, half black. | |
| I've had more attacks against me for being a heterosexual male who is, now they call me, because they can't call me white. | |
| They call me white passing. | |
| Well, you look white, you're white passing. | |
| My father is black, but because I'm white passing, I'm racist. | |
| Supposedly, I hate black people now. | |
| I'm half black. You can't satisfy these animals. | |
| Candace Owens is racist. | |
| You can't win, bro. | |
| You can't win. Listen, what do we do? | |
| What do we do? And that's the interesting question. | |
| So, before we get there, because you know me, I have a big mouth and I have my opinions, but on how we can fix all this, why do you think they're trying to neuter men so heavily? | |
| What do you think is the goal of destroying traditional masculinity? | |
| What do you think is our end game? | |
| Because the man will stand up against an unfair rule immediately. | |
| It's like when they took the Jews to the concentration camps and they stood and they got them all out the trains and they said, stand there, and they made them stand and then they went, turn right. | |
| And they left them to turn right for 10 minutes. | |
| And they waited to find the dissenters, the people that refused to obey, the people that refused to go quietly into that night, the people that refused to be murdered by a tyrannical evil regime and they killed them first. | |
| That's right. And what you do is you kill men first, you leave room for, I don't want to attack women in that way. | |
| I think women and men work really well together. | |
| But I think that it is... | |
| Women can't resist oppression. | |
| I'll say it. Well, I have some really strong girlfriends who are, you know, they're strong, but they also, they're strong because they have men with them. | |
| Correct. And that's the most important thing. | |
| I don't think it's a war on the sexes. | |
| I think society needs to turn around and go, are men valuable? | |
| Do we matter? And women need to say this also because you have a husband, you have a son, you have an uncle, you have men that matter in your life. | |
| You can't just be going through life as a woman not caring about men because there's men you know and love. | |
| And you're right. Society has completely devalued us and you're also completely correct in regards to the strong women who understand how the world really works. | |
| They still, at the bottom line, need male protection. | |
| Let's talk about the underpinnings of society. | |
| I want everyone at home to understand something. | |
| Let's take a civilized nation. | |
| And I use that term loosely. | |
| But let's look at the UK. The UK is based on violence. | |
| Civilized society. The underpinning of civilized society is the fact that violence may appear. | |
| Let me give an example. I park in London. | |
| I don't pay my parking ticket. | |
| They give me a ticket. I don't pay it. | |
| They add money. I don't pay it. | |
| It goes to the bailiff. I don't pay it. | |
| It goes to court. I don't go. | |
| The judge gives a ruling against me. | |
| I ignore it. | |
| Bailiff comes. I tell him to get fucked. | |
| Eventually, a police officer comes and says, you're in trouble. | |
| I say, I'm not going to listen to you. | |
| Sooner or later, that parking ticket eventually will lead down to violence. | |
| The police officer will arrest me by force. | |
| If there's never going to be a possible violent ending, I'll never pay the ticket in the first place. | |
| The reason people pay the tickets is because they know if they don't, it will escalate to violence. | |
| It is the threat of violence that keeps society civilized. | |
| We don't need violence because violence may appear. | |
| That's why we can operate without violence. | |
| And feminists are confused and say, oh, we don't need violence anymore because people just pay their tickets. | |
| They pay their tickets because it might become violent. | |
| That's what you don't understand. Violence is the underpinning. | |
| So even the women who truly understand what's happening and want to stick up for their brothers and their sons and their husbands, unfortunately, at the bottom line of society is the propensity and capability for violence, which is why they always need a strong man to protect them. | |
| You're always going to need a strong man to protect them. | |
| Men have built a society so safe in the West before this insanity. | |
| Men built a society which is so civilized that women can sit on TV and hate us. | |
| You couldn't do that unless men built you a safe society in the first place. | |
| Try that in an uncivilized country. | |
| I recommend any feminist to go to an uncivilized nation who's not the West. | |
| Go any other country and talk like you talk about men. | |
| You think the West is so bad and we're so patriarchal and it's so horrible. | |
| Go say the same things you say anywhere in the Middle East. | |
| You are invited and you won't because you know that men built you a society. | |
| I don't know who this woman is who said the things about male suicide but I'm equally disgusted and I'll tell you something. | |
| The fact that a woman will get in a car designed and built by a man and go to a studio that was built by men and sit on a chair that was built by men and talk to a camera that was built by men and tell the world that men ain't shit shows she is worse, worse than low IQ. She's a bad person. | |
| You can't hate an entire gender. | |
| You can't hate an entire gender without being a genuinely bad person. | |
| Yeah, but listen, there are some good progressive arguments to say that women have not had opportunities that they should have and, you know, I think there will be, I'm sure there are, like in Formula One or in aerospace design, I'm sure there will be some amazing women but I bet you those women don't walk around talking about how oppressed they are. | |
| Absolutely. They just got on with it. | |
| They said, I want to be an aerospace engineer. | |
| I want to be an astronaut. | |
| I want to be this. | |
| I want to be that. I want to be the top of my game in any way. | |
| They don't use their femininity and their sex as an excuse to fail and blame fathers and all of that sort of stuff. | |
| And we're living in it. Look, in the UK, we've had this case of Sudishka Duramesh, right? | |
| She's a young woman and the state murdered her via the court system. | |
| They killed her and then they said, you're not even allowed to talk about it. | |
| And that's what we have. | |
| It's not even a woman problem half the time. | |
| It's the fact that we have, men are so weak now and we're being encouraged to be so weak that we will not stand up against a system designed to, there is no higher authority than God. | |
| None. Absolutely. And that exists within the family as well. | |
| Absolutely. There's no raised children except the parent of that child. | |
| The state does not decide when a woman does or does not die and then does not turn around and say, by the way, you're not allowed to talk about it, we're going to gag you in the courts. | |
| For men to be strong, we have to turn around to the system like you've just said, I'm not going to pay your parking ticket. | |
| We have to turn around and we go, you have ULS cameras in London, tear them down. | |
| You have court systems that are killing people and gagging people, break those court orders. | |
| We're in a stage now, a pre-revolutionary stage, where people should really wise up to the fact that the people that we pay to protect us and the people that we employ to serve us have become our rulers and they are behaving in a way which is totally unconscionable and truly destroyed. | |
| And you're totally right. And this is another thing I want everyone at home to understand. | |
| You don't hate women if you stand up for men. | |
| It's not mutually exclusive. | |
| Saying that men have opinions and men have points of view and men shouldn't be hated and men shouldn't be demonized just for their gender doesn't mean you hate women at all. | |
| You're allowed to love women and also love men and stick up for men. | |
| I love women and I am a man. | |
| And I'll tell you something, the number one thing that makes men happy is women. | |
| And the number one thing that makes women happy are good men. | |
| So by standing up for men, you're benefiting women also by extension. | |
| It's very interesting what you just said about the courts. | |
| It's also interesting what you said about the Jews when they were hauled off to the concentration camps. | |
| And I will, as a patriotic Brit, which is very upset by the state of the nation, which is failing in real time, I'll quote Winston Churchill. | |
| And Winston Churchill said, an appeaser is somebody who feeds the alligator and hopes they will eat him last. | |
| But they will eat you. | |
| And if you appease and go, oh, I'll just be quiet. | |
| I'll just shut up. I'll just be a cuck. | |
| Let them get all the loud mouths. | |
| Let them get Lawrence. Let them get Tate. | |
| Let them get Russell. Let them get all of them. | |
| I'll just stay quiet. | |
| You're just delaying the inevitable. | |
| I'm going to play a clip to you now. | |
| And we're going to get your feedback. | |
| I don't know if you've seen these clips before, but your honest feedback on this. | |
| This is a woman in America who is accusing a Uber driver of rape. | |
| She's making a false police call to try and get her 50 pounds back on her Uber. | |
| We played the clip. | |
| This is not going in my school. | |
| And the cab driver, like, I'm literally with teachers right now and they told me to phone Uber because he tried to rape me. | |
| And I'm crying and they're going to send me to the hospital. | |
| Are you okay? | |
| I'm sorry to hear about what happened. | |
| Let's fully verify your account and... | |
| Okay. | |
| I'm just really scared. | |
| So that we can help. | |
| Sorry to hear about what happened. | |
| Sorry. | |
| So that's in the UK and she's on the phone to Uber and she's trying to say that she was raped to save 50 pounds. | |
| I just listen. | |
| Let's be let's be fair and honest and truthful. | |
| The underreporting of sexual offences against women is high in the country. | |
| The underconviction of sexual offence against women is high in this country. | |
| There's a very simple way of dealing with this problem, which is that if a woman accuses a man of rape and she's found to have lied, she should suffer exactly the same sentence as a man who will be convicted. | |
| And also that the the damage that that woman, every woman in honor should condemn her. | |
| Absolutely. Because there are women, and you will know this and I will know this, I don't have many female friends who haven't had unwanted sexual offences from men. | |
| And I don't have several female friends who've had much more than that. | |
| So for that woman to sit there and laugh and diminish what is a true problem, because let's face it, man, the prisons are filled with rapist men. | |
| Correct. And in the same way, the family court system is full of fatherless families. | |
| And let's talk about that, because that's a really interesting point, because I talk about this and people say to me, oh, yeah, well, women are raped and women have sexual assault. | |
| I completely agree with you. | |
| I believe the answer to that is teaching men to be traditionally masculine. | |
| Stoicism, self-control, self-accountability. | |
| If you're traditionally masculine, you'll be attractive to the opposite sex. | |
| You'll have no need to be a rapist. | |
| I would argue, in fact, if you look at a lot of the pedophiles who are busted all over Twitter, they're far leftists. | |
| They're far leftist psychopaths, Antifa, all of them. | |
| If you were to say to me, Andrew, raise your son and make sure he's not a rapist, I'd say he needs to be self-accountable, strong, disciplined, control his emotions, stoic. | |
| He needs to be a traditionally masculine man. | |
| That's the kind of man who will stand up and protect women instead of harm women. | |
| Instead, feminists have it twisted and think that traditionally masculine men are dangerous. | |
| I completely argue that point. | |
| I will argue that point to the end. | |
| When you sit and tell men to act how they feel and cry more, the problem with that is that men have a wide variety of emotions. | |
| Men get angry. | |
| School shooters act how they feel. | |
| Rapists act how they feel. | |
| A man is supposed to be stoic and supposed to do the right thing because it's the right thing to do. | |
| Duty, honor, respect his last name and his parents. | |
| So I completely agree with you. | |
| There's a massive problem that needs to be fixed. | |
| My answer to it is traditionally masculine men. | |
| My answer to it is the masculine role model. | |
| Whereas I feel like in the West, they think the opposite. | |
| And they think by attacking masculinity and destroying masculinity is going to fix these problems. | |
| And we're watching in real time them being proved wrong. | |
| And they haven't seemed to wake up and see that making a bunch of feminized cucked men who won't stand up and protect the women around them is the reason these things are getting so out of control. | |
| They want feminized cucked men because we're so leisured as a society that they want you to live in the metaverse and have and watch porn all day. | |
| And that's what they want. They don't want you to have strong, hard, difficult relationships with people, men, women, anybody. | |
| They want to totally separate you out from the world, to remove you from society so that you only become a commentator. | |
| You don't live within it. I make sure that every single fucking time there is a problem in this city of mine, when someone is stabbed, when someone is killed, when there's a problem, I get in a cab and I go to where the place is and I speak to the people and I make sure that I know what that is. | |
| And I'm interested to see why there is this determination to destroy very, very noble philosophies in our culture. | |
| And I know that we share different gods, but that we must, without honoring God in this post-religious world, we are fucked. | |
| Humans must worship something. | |
| And I believe that whenever I see an atheist and they say, well, I'm an atheist, you just worship the pride flag and Satan most of the time, or COVID, or something else, or paganism. | |
| Humans, humans naturally worship something. | |
| And if it's not God, it often goes bad. | |
| I don't believe in this atheistic idea. | |
| We share different gods, but we do both worship God and we have similar ideals. | |
| Whereas these people who sit and say, I don't believe in God, look at the things they fight so fervently to defend. | |
| They're more religious than anybody. | |
| Unfortunately, they're on the wrong side of history. | |
| That's the unfortunate reality of it. | |
| They're nihilists. You know, some people are born into this world and raised correctly to believe that the time that they spend on this planet means something. | |
| And there are some people that are born that way. | |
| Other people are born to believe that the time they spend on this planet is everything. | |
| And then they return to dust and there's nothing more of them. | |
| There's no echo. There's no legacy. | |
| There's no nothing beyond them. | |
| And they live in a world where they trample on other people's heads and they destroy them. | |
| And this is why you need structural patriarchal society in a way to be the way that we do it. | |
| Because men are ultimately, as we've discussed earlier, with this threat of violence, they maintain the tension, tension, which is really important in society. | |
| If you have no tension, you've just got to tug a war with everyone pulling on the same team. | |
| And the rope just carries on going down the road. | |
| It's wrong. You need tension. | |
| You need that sense that things could go wrong if somebody didn't stand up for what they fucking believed in. | |
| Absolutely. So I have another story here. | |
| And I want to make this clear that a lot of women I speak to, in fact, most women I speak to, the ones who have not completely lost their minds, are outraged by fake charges and fake rape claims. | |
| A lot of women are outraged, which is good. | |
| My problem is, like you said, a lot of women make these fake claims and absolutely nothing happens to them. | |
| And I think there should be some kind of punishment. | |
| Now, recently, the UK court, to be fair to it, did put a girl in jail for eight and a half years for falsifying, kidnapping and rape, which was fantastic to see. | |
| Because one of the other ways you make sure people genuinely face judicial punishment for committing sexual assault is to remove a lot of the fake sexual assault claims. | |
| That's one of the one ways to make sure that the court system can operate effectively, is to remove the garbage and stick to the truth of people who are actually suffering genuine consequences or genuine negative situations. | |
| They can go to the police and be taken seriously. | |
| When every single woman, or when women just decide to randomly make up false charges, that damages women as much as men. | |
| The woman who's trying to get her 50 pounds back on Uber, women should be outraged, and a lot of them are. | |
| But I'm just going to show a very quick example here. | |
| And the only reason I'm showing these examples is not because I'm a misogynist. | |
| It's just because nobody seems to care. | |
| We talk about men's mental health. | |
| Nobody seems to care about what happens to men ever. | |
| This is something I found on Twitter today. | |
| I just randomly found it. I'm going to show it here. | |
| Ex-champion boxer Glenn McCrory said his prosecution never should have happened. | |
| He's cleared of assaulting three waitresses by touching their arms. | |
| The jury found one person can touch another without it being explicitly sexual. | |
| He was also accused of being overly familiar with them by using the term pet. | |
| I mean, I think northerners use pet quite often. | |
| I think that's perhaps it was an exaggeration. | |
| I'm glad the jury ruled in his favor. | |
| Those women who have basically ruined his life, they're never going to be mentioned. | |
| Nothing's going to happen to them. And I don't think a lot of people understand because people say, oh, but he was found innocent. | |
| That's great. But the process itself is a punishment. | |
| He spent years on money, years on legal fees, years without peace of mind, years worrying and planning for going to jail, years of concern, years of stress. | |
| And he's going to be not going to be compensated for that in any way. | |
| And the women who effectively lied will never be mentioned. | |
| And I'm not saying this because I hate women. | |
| I'm saying this because I love women and I love men. | |
| And I'm not afraid to say that men have opinions and have rights and have feelings and we're human. | |
| And I think that people should sit here and say, you know, what's happening to men in society today is unfair and you can't protect yourself anymore. | |
| Well, also, you know, let's just take a step back and look at society and go, are we happier now? | |
| Are we in a better place? | |
| Are we more confident? | |
| Are we more harmonious? | |
| No, we're not. I do think that we have to be careful about saying, you know, because the problem with these with these very small number of very psychopathic and sociopathic women who seem to get a lot of airtime. | |
| Yeah. Is that, you know, there's 99% of women out there who just don't agree with anything they're saying. | |
| Agree. And so therefore, I do think you're right to and I think we're right to discuss the idea that there's a war on men because it's been in the mainstream media and they're trying to kill me right now. | |
| Fuck them. You won't win. | |
| But the point, ultimately, the point is we've got to go 99% of women hate this. | |
| 99% of men hate this. | |
| Why is 1% of women being put in the media to say this horrible misandrist shit and then they come after the man for calling them out on it? | |
| That's interesting. | |
| Yeah, it's certainly interesting and I completely agree with you. | |
| Most women, I mean, it blows people's minds when I say this. | |
| I was on Piers Morgan and I said this. | |
| Every woman I have ever met in real life ever loves me. | |
| I've never had a negative interaction with a female in my life for anything I've said online ever. | |
| They'll find some panelist who has some big problem with me but 99% of women say I agree with everything you say. | |
| It's crazy and you're right. | |
| Most women are still sensible but then we go deeper down the rabbit hole, right? | |
| Just like you asked a very poignant question. | |
| Why are fully left-wing psychopaths? | |
| Why is a very small percentage of the actual population being promoted? | |
| Why is there poison being promoted and purported to the populace? | |
| Why do they control the entire narrative of MSM? Who is doing this? | |
| What are they doing this for? And the argument, the simple argument is I believe they're trying to neuter men because like you said earlier, men say no to things and in traditional societies or in older times when the Romans would conquer society, they'd kill all the military-aged males to prevent an upright. | |
| And nowadays, they're just trying to neuter us. | |
| They can't kill us all, right? Because we have to pay our taxes and we have to keep the country running and we have to, you know, go down in the sewers and run the trains and build the buildings and build the roads and fix the fires that happen. | |
| So we have jobs to do but they don't want us to have an opinion. | |
| We're not allowed an opinion so they're trying to mentally castrate us and to do that, they're trying really isn't worth the matrix attack which you're now suffering through. | |
| What did you say? You said that I have standards and any man with standards wouldn't want a person who hates them, whether male or female, I'm putting myself on the line here by backing you up and I don't know anything else you said and I don't know if you said anything else bad. | |
| I'm just saying based on the clip I saw, I don't see why there was politicians having mental breakdowns. | |
| I don't see it. Because they want to kill the other great, you know, there's two things that hold liberal democracies together and one of them is free speech and the other is the presumption of innocence. | |
| These are the two most important things. | |
| So if you can make every man a potential perpetrator of a crime without even doing it, it's minority report levels of insanity to do that. | |
| You are, by the very nature of the fact that you were born with a dick, you're a potential rapist. | |
| That's what they want to say and then you look at the dangerous people. | |
| You mentioned Piers Morgan. | |
| He's dangerous. He's a dangerous man in this country. | |
| What he does to stoke this. | |
| He loves this. He loves this idea because he knows he's going to get paid and he knows that he can bring up this stuff he's spent the week completely destroying me as well. | |
| You know, it's like, hang on a minute, Piers. | |
| You did the same thing. | |
| You had a guy on TV who turned around and said, would you shag it? | |
| And then he started laughing. | |
| But it happened to be about Sam Smith. | |
| You know, it's like Piers Morgan is dangerous. | |
| These people that run the legacy media, the dying media, thank God, are as bad as anyone else. | |
| And what they're doing is they're searching for clicks. | |
| They're searching for, you know, what I did. | |
| Which was give my opinion. | |
| But the weird thing is, man, I fucking told those people what I was going to say before I went on the show. | |
| Yeah, that's very interesting. | |
| And I said, I'm going to say this. | |
| I'm going to say, what self-respecting man would want to be with a woman like that? | |
| And then when I say it and they organize their little leftist pylon, they're so cowardly. | |
| And a channel that calls itself the home of free speech, even anyone with any level of, like, strategic thinking would have sat back and thought, let's give it a moment. | |
| Let's think. When was that? | |
| What was that comedian on British TV that said we want to kill all white men? | |
| When was where was that woman who said we should throw acid in Nigel Farage's face? | |
| Where was that woman who said that we want to Boris Johnson, our prime minister, to die of COVID? You know, just put that together in the big media landscape and say, is what Lawrence Fox said that bad? | |
| Or are you trying to kill Lawrence Fox because he stands up for a principle that you don't, which is the family matter, men matter, society matters, God matters. | |
| And, you know, it genuinely, inequality matters. | |
| So what do you, let's tell the people at home how organized the matrix is. | |
| Like, I've talked at length about my matrix attack and how quickly it happened, but tell me, like, this clip went out. | |
| Give us a timeline. | |
| You said that men have standards and they don't like people who hate them, heaven forbid. | |
| What happens next? | |
| So, it was 9.45, my slot. | |
| I do it every Monday or Tuesday, this was. | |
| There was a leftist feminist 4.1 in the green room of the place. | |
| She sent it immediately to the woman I was talking about. | |
| She then put out a victim statement thing saying, I can't believe it. | |
| I feel sick. I've been, someone says they wouldn't shag me. | |
| Bear in mind, her entire Twitter feed is full of her responding to other people's tweets going, I wouldn't shag you, mate. | |
| Like, it's almost her favorite word. | |
| And then by midnight, I was asleep by this point because I had the kids over. | |
| I was asleep by this point. | |
| I woke up in the morning. It's like the internet is on fire. | |
| And I'm looking at my employers throwing me under the bus. | |
| I'm looking at my own colleagues throwing me under the bus, which is embarrassing for them because, like you say, the crocodile eating itself is the analogy to be done. | |
| And I thought, okay, what am I going to do? | |
| Do I sit there and issue some groveling, shitty apology that I don't believe in? | |
| No. So, what I did was I turned around and went, I ain't fucking apologizing. | |
| I stand by what I said. | |
| And then the next day, I went, you know what? | |
| I will apologize. | |
| I apologize for the words I use because they were disrespectful and demeaning both to me and to you. | |
| And as a man, it's disrespectful and demeaning. | |
| So, I will apologize for that. | |
| But the sentiment behind them, not only do I stand behind, but I double fucking down on. | |
| You should, you know, stay away from women like this. | |
| It will make your life a misery. | |
| I have friends. | |
| I have friends who sleep in my fucking spare room who are married to women like this. | |
| Who are like, wait, can I come and stay over? | |
| I can't deal with it. My missus is doing it again. | |
| And it's just like, you know, just stop. | |
| Stop it. Men don't do it. | |
| You know, there's a horrible examples of men who are physically and abusive to women and violently abusive to women. | |
| We should utterly condemn it. | |
| Men hate that. We hate that. | |
| There's nothing I hate more. | |
| Pussies are violent to women. | |
| That's the thing. It's like men who have a problem with themselves feel that the only people they can take their rage out on is women. | |
| And they belong in jail and they belong to be laughed at, scorned at by every other man that's living on this planet. | |
| And in a normal society, they would be. | |
| But now that women are taking the reins and going, if you don't think that it's all dreadful that even a man, you know, touches me on the arm and calls me pet, like that guy in that restaurant, or, you know, and it's all, everything's something sexual assault. | |
| What are you doing to your fellow victims of rape, guys? | |
| Your actual people who are actually being raped. | |
| Absolutely. Ruining your own argument. | |
| Completely. So how do we fix this? | |
| What's the solution for society? | |
| Because God is, the solution which we could easily answer. | |
| We can answer God and say that God is the solution. | |
| But let's give a more detailed answer. | |
| How do we fix this? Because you're right. | |
| Let's be balanced. Let's be professionals. | |
| We don't want women afraid to call the police if they feel like something negative has happened to them. | |
| We don't want sexual assaults to happen. | |
| We don't want women to feel afraid. | |
| We don't want women to fear men. | |
| We want men to be masculine. | |
| We also have to make sure that masculine men understand that their power and that their physical and mental prowess needs to be used to protect society and protect women, not exploit people. | |
| So how do we fix this problem? | |
| You've got to have a revolution in your own head. | |
| And the revolution in your own head has to begin with the idea of the fact that you're a fallen human being. | |
| And that everything that you can believe, say, and do could potentially be wrong. | |
| You have to create in your own mind a tension. | |
| A real tension between am I right? | |
| Am I wrong? And you need to live honorably by the idea of the fact that you are not the be-all and the end-all. | |
| There is a much, much higher authority. | |
| So that's the God part of it dealt with. | |
| The rest is to turn around and seek forgiveness and also be and ask for forgiveness and also be humble and try and speak to people who you massively disagree with, with a sense that they believe what they believe so truly that it's the same level that you believe it. | |
| And what will happen is that the whole bullshit charade crumbles because the number of people that actually believe this shit is tiny. | |
| It's tiny. | |
| It's tiny. The number of people that wave these trans flags around going, we want to chop children's dicks off. | |
| That's tiny. They're nobody. | |
| So what we have to do is we have to go in a society filled with censorship and genuine oppression of the rights of the citizen and the civilian. | |
| You have to turn around and go, I'm going to have a revolution in my own mind before I take my revolution out to you. | |
| And when I bring my revolution to you, I will bring it to you with full blood. | |
| When I got cancelled the first time, it took me two years to think about it. | |
| I thought about it for two years. | |
| I thought, I'm going to say what I want to say and I'm not going to apologize. | |
| And if you believe what you say and you believe that it is being guided by the right hands and it's not just being driven by bitterness, revenge and anger, then I think you'll be okay. | |
| I think it's brutal self-accountability. | |
| And I would argue that brutal self-accountability, you talk about the revolution in your own mind, I think self-accountability is an extremely masculine trait. | |
| I think the most successful men on earth are brutally self-accountable. | |
| I can talk for myself. I blame absolutely everything on myself. | |
| Everything is my fault. Even the matrix attack, which put me in jail, which was complete garbage, I will sit and take accountability before because I think it allows me to be as performative as possible. | |
| It allows me to be as competitive as I can possibly be if I take all accountability for everything. | |
| I take accountability for it raining outside. | |
| I should have brought an umbrella. My fault. | |
| So I think it's a very masculine way to look at the life, that absolute accountability. | |
| And when I look at men who are weak, they don't have self-accountability. | |
| It's someone else's fault or society's fault or they're depressed or they're an alcoholic or they're addicted or, you know, they need therapy. | |
| It's someone else's fault and their parents are mean. | |
| I think accountability is a very masculine trait. | |
| And by teaching men to be hyper self-accountable, you're right. | |
| We will fix a lot of these problems, but that is toxically masculine. | |
| A man who is hyper self-accountable and blames everything on himself will be a very competitive person and he will try very hard to be the best version of himself. | |
| But he's the kind of person that the far left people are going to hate because that's how you end up. | |
| I've done, I think as any kind of man who's worth his salt, I'll give you a load of examples. | |
| Ten years ago, I broke down and it was actually in London. | |
| My car busted and I went to knock on a door. | |
| This is ten years ago. My phone, I went to knock on a door and I saw in the window that was a woman and her two kids and I thought, no, I don't want to scare her. | |
| I'm scary. My intentions are pure, but I'm a big man with a bald head. | |
| I'm six foot four. I'm not going to just go knock on some random woman's door. | |
| No, I'll wait and stand by the side of the road. | |
| So that was self-accountability. | |
| That was me sitting here going, I don't even know my intentions are completely pure. | |
| I don't even want her to worry. | |
| I don't want her to feel a single drop of fear at any point inside of her mind. | |
| So that's absolute self-accountability in all things. | |
| And I think that's how a man should operate. | |
| And I completely agree with you with the revolution inside of your own mind. | |
| Completely agree. But then we also need to get over this cowardice. | |
| There's so many men that agree with us who are afraid to say they agree with us or they agree until the heat appears and they cuck. | |
| And the problem with that is that you're giving this very small percentile of the population this insane power. | |
| And we can't do that. | |
| You have to be a man. | |
| Men, since the dawn of time, if they had an opinion, they stood up and defended it. | |
| And I'm prepared to argue with anybody who disagrees with me respectfully. | |
| I'm happy to sit there and debate any topic, but I'm not going to completely bend over and pretend I don't have the opinion I do. | |
| And I don't know why we have this massive pandemic of cowardice amongst men who are afraid to say, leave my children alone. | |
| There's men who are afraid to protect their own offspring. | |
| And that's what worries me because it shows that this very small percentile of the population are succeeding in their war because they're scaring, just like this woman, whoever she is, said she wants men to be afraid. | |
| They're scaring men from having an opinion that they're prepared to vocalize. | |
| And that leads to the absolute death of Western society. | |
| And what sort of men are going to end up killing? | |
| They're scaring themselves. It's not going to be the weak ones. | |
| That's the thing. It's the men that go quite practically. | |
| They look at the situation and they go, you know what? | |
| There's no place for me in this world. | |
| And that's what's so tragic. | |
| So we also need, you know, we're talking about like answers. | |
| We also need to make being a mother sexy again. | |
| Like we need to make that sexy. | |
| We need to put at the top of society the idea that a woman raising children alongside a man, that's fine. | |
| I've got two kids. I raised them. | |
| My way to, you know, I understand there's a multitude of different relationships, but we need to make the sexiest thing in society, a woman to be a mother and have a job and all that sort of stuff. | |
| I have a lot of friends who took six, seven years out of their lives. | |
| They raised their kids and they've gone back to work and they're more powerful than the men that they were up against in the first place. | |
| But we need to make the primacy of the family, the idea that this weird, the only socialist institution that works in the whole world is the family. | |
| Yeah, that's true. And we need to make that the most important thing. | |
| And we also need to encourage people of all different opinions to say them and to push all of the boundaries of their free expression as far as they can push them without saying, you've gone too far, it's game over. | |
| This idea that like this woman, whatever her name is, Ava Evans, when I said to her, I'm sorry for, I demean myself by speaking to you in that manner, even though it was funny and fuck it, why not? | |
| She said, I cannot accept your apology. | |
| Of course not. In what world do we want to live where there is no forgiveness, no contrition, no repentance, no nothing? | |
| It's all about the crime you committed today that we're going to punish you for tomorrow until you commit the next crime tomorrow. | |
| So your children grow up fearful and afraid to speak their minds. | |
| So I spend most of my life with my kids when they get back from school, I'm brainwashing them from this shit. | |
| This idea that like, you know, one of my kids goes to a school where you get a medal for everything. | |
| Yeah. You know, you come last in a race, you get a medal. | |
| Yeah. And so I then go, well, let's play football together or let's do this. | |
| And then I beat him and he gets upset and I go, that's a good thing. | |
| Yeah. That's how life is as a man. | |
| You being angry is good. | |
| Yeah. It's an important thing. And women and men should just go, look, we're different. | |
| We're equally wonderful, but we're different and we have different roles and we can succeed. | |
| Completely agree. And just to talk to make a point that to expand on the point you made earlier about women being mothers, I completely agree with that. | |
| And in my experience, and I only talk from experience because to be honest with you, I don't believe a single thing which is printed by the matrix ever. | |
| My life is personal experience. | |
| I don't believe anything. I don't care what they say on the news. | |
| I don't, I think it's all a lie, but let's talk from my personal experience. | |
| I can talk from personal experience and guarantee the world that most women still innately want to have children and be mothers. | |
| What makes a woman inspired to be a mother? | |
| Is a masculine man. | |
| Let me give you an example. If a woman gets with a guy and he's playing video games and smoking weed and he's lazy and he doesn't make very much money, that she's very motivated by her career because she feels like she has to take care of herself. | |
| In my experience, if a woman gets with a man like me, who she knows can financially provide for her forever, who she knows can physically protect her forever, who she knows could take care of her. | |
| It takes less than a week before she starts talking about wanting children because she feels secure by creating masculine men who can do the duty. | |
| of protecting and providing, you will see how quickly women actually want to be mothers. | |
| But they're in a catch-22 also, to be fair to women. | |
| It's difficult for women to say, I want to be a mother when most men are scumbags and they're just going to end up a single mother or on their own or use or have to provide for themselves. | |
| So once again, how do we make women want to be mothers? | |
| By making men masculine. | |
| I think that creating masculine men and strong men will also fix because the two genders are yin and yang. | |
| You can't separate them. | |
| They operate together. | |
| If you destroy one, you destroy the other and it's a race to the bottom. | |
| And the reason I am talking about improving men instead of improving women, I believe if you improve women, men will improve and if you improve men, women will improve. | |
| But I am a man. So I talk to men and I try and make men better men and I think that's good for men and women. | |
| And it's crazy that feminists attack me for trying to make men better versions of themselves, not understanding that it's massively beneficial to their own gender as well as men. | |
| Yeah, well, but it's the same as politics, right? | |
| You want right and you want left and you want tension. | |
| That's what you need. It's really, really important. | |
| There's no harm in saying that men should be stronger and should be better. | |
| I think that's a very normal thing to do. | |
| But it's now fashionable, the idea of the male feminists. | |
| You know, I've been out with a few girls in my life and one of them talked to me about the patriarchy and she went, you know, everything is built around the patriarchy. | |
| So office spaces are built around the patriarchy. | |
| You know, every system that we work in within society is built around the patriarchy. | |
| And I went, I went to fucking school. | |
| You know, school, babe. You think school is built around the patriarchy? | |
| It's for people to organize pencils and are good at concentrating. | |
| That's not men. Men are good at running around, kicking footballs and punching each other when they're little. | |
| That's what men do. They're learning the boundaries of what is and isn't acceptable with another man before they go through puberty and they start getting stronger and they end up with a real situation with a real guy and there are glasses and knives involved. | |
| That's the whole point of what men do when they play as they're young. | |
| Girls are different. | |
| They do have a different thing. And then you get the tomboys that the transgender crowd want to steal. | |
| But, you know, you want to join and play along with the guys. | |
| But ultimately, men, the whole relationship men have with their lives is going, am I going to fucking kill you next in about five minutes? | |
| Absolutely. Absolutely. Well, respect to you, sir. | |
| Thank you for coming on the show. | |
| And I just wanted to give you my support. | |
| And the Matrix is going to be to all the people out there who aren't supporting you. | |
| I want to make it very clear. I can talk from absolute experience. | |
| If you think you can reason with these people, if you think if you lay down, they'll stop kicking you, then you're going to be very surprised by how rabid and how feverish they are when their quest for blood. | |
| And it's kind of interesting if your legacy media and I don't know, let me make up a fake scenario. | |
| Let's imagine your legacy media and you're a sexual predator. | |
| They'll mention it for 48 hours and then it will go away. | |
| Right. This is, of course, of course, this is imaginary. | |
| I can't name like 10. | |
| But if your legacy media and you do something horrible, they'll mention it for 48 hours and it goes away. | |
| But if you're anything against the Matrix, anything you've ever done ever will be brought up and endlessly twiddle, twist the knife as much as they can possibly twist it. | |
| And laying down and saying, oops, I'm a pussy is not going to make them feel sorry for you. | |
| In fact, it makes it worse. And you said what you said. | |
| You mean what you said at the time. | |
| You said it in perhaps a way that was uncouth. | |
| But the basic underpinning was any man with standards would be unattracted to a woman who hates him. | |
| I don't like women or men who hate me. | |
| So I'm going to have to agree with your point overall. | |
| And if there's anything else you want to say to our viewers at home, now's your chance. | |
| And I'm going to play a video for everyone to just highlight what life is like as a man once you get to a certain point and you semi-talk against the Matrix. | |
| It's a pleasure to talk to you, man. | |
| And stay strong and stay brave. | |
| And we need voices in this world. | |
| I'm doing my best. Thank you very much, sir. | |
| so i'll be in touch thank you we learned today that a federal judge in nevada has thrown out a rape lawsuit against soccer superstar cristiano ronaldo he's not denied women last may this helps but he's calling this whole story and i quote fake news say thank you back in two thousand five in a different case ronaldo was arrested and suspicion of rape he denied all claims and those charges against him were dropped due to | |
| insufficient evidence they want to be famous to say my name it's part of the job. why is she coming forward now? she has been emboldened by the me too movement and she wants justice my children would have to go to school approached them with the infamous People magazine cover with... | |
| Amber Heard's raw and emotional testimony was at times... | |
| Thank you. Thank you. | |
| I'm gonna play that video in full in a minute, but it annoys me to watch. | |
| Because they're just destroying men's lives just willy-nilly, and the Matrix encourages it. | |
| Because they say, oh, this man is talking against the Matrix. | |
| Find someone who doesn't like him. | |
| Ah, she's a girl. | |
| Perfect. | |
| Okay, well then he's a horrible person. | |
| He's a rapist. | |
| It's incredible. | |
| So I'm gonna play that video in full. | |
| It's not the end of the show. | |
| I want to bring up some talking points after I top up on nicotine So let me top up first Go get our five a day and I'm gonna go through the super chats and then I'm gonna talk about some Interesting musings I have with my supercomputer mind You | |
| One's lemon and one's pineapple Do you understand me? You understand me? | |
| You catch me. Pond Road. | |
| Me. Walking by myself. | |
| Glock's always in the hand because my holster's broken. | |
| That's me. I just had lemon and pineapple. | |
| You hear me? What do you mean? | |
| You want to mug me? You want what I have? | |
| I had lemon and pineapple. | |
| Pussy. Fuck with me. | |
| I dare you. Try some. | |
| Little bitch. Right. | |
| So. Back to the point. | |
| I was having a very interesting conversation with a woman who was sane. | |
| Because there's a lot of sane women out there. | |
| Just as Lawrence highlighted. | |
| 99% of women like strong masculine men. | |
| I had a woman. A conversation with a woman who was sane. | |
| And let me find the tweet. | |
| Because it was a very poignant point I made. | |
| Like all of my points. | |
| They're always poignant. Top G. Such an interesting point about someone who said when I mentioned men who have to run into burning buildings. | |
| I said they don't care how sad men are. | |
| They don't care if we kill ourselves. | |
| If you mention it. They start mentioning how women don't get paid enough for some other conflation garbage. | |
| How we feel means nothing to society until they need us to run into a burning building. | |
| And then someone said. Even if we do run into the burning building. | |
| They will say. You think women can't run into burning buildings? | |
| You could save lives and they'll still hate you. | |
| TatePledge.com. | |
| It's on the bottom. You can see on the banner. | |
| I feed millions of children every single year. | |
| MSM won't mention it. The news will not mention that I feed children. | |
| No. I'm a bad person. | |
| Even though I've done more good for the world than they've ever done. | |
| And then if you do let them run into the burning building. | |
| They'll say. What's happening to men today? | |
| Why are they letting women run into a burning building? | |
| It's all hypocrisy and double standards. | |
| It doesn't even make sense. It's incredible. | |
| So the musing I had. | |
| I was talking to a woman. And she's an Islamic woman. | |
| She's a Muslim girl. And she's saying how her dad is still in charge. | |
| She's 26. But her dad is her boss. | |
| And her dad chooses everything. | |
| And she's talking about the Western world. | |
| And how Western women don't respect men anymore. | |
| And their fathers and their brothers have no control over them. | |
| And we were just discussing. | |
| It was a long conversation. We were discussing different world views. | |
| But it's quite interesting. Because she. | |
| A woman said this to me. | |
| She said. We've entered a new reality. | |
| Where every bad decision a woman has ever made. | |
| Is reframed into some sort of abuse. | |
| Post event. Right? | |
| So a woman will do something she regrets. | |
| She'll go out and get drunk. And sleep with a guy. | |
| She regrets it. Because she knows it's wrong. | |
| It's haram. It hurts her in her heart. | |
| Ten years later. She will tell the world she was abused. | |
| She was tricked. But truthfully. | |
| It was a lot of the time. | |
| Her own decision. Right? | |
| And this is from the Muslim girl's own mouth. | |
| She said. It's interesting. Females demand to be sovereign. | |
| To reject the guidance of their fathers. | |
| Reject the guidance of their partners. | |
| Reject the guidance of their uncles. | |
| And the men who love them. And care for them. | |
| And they want to do anything they want. | |
| Yet when they regret their own actions. | |
| It's always some other man's fault. | |
| So you have to make a choice here. | |
| Women are intelligent. | |
| And can make their own choices. | |
| Meaning they don't need guidance from men. | |
| Fine. But if you're going to say. | |
| Every bad thing I've ever done. | |
| A man tricked me. Then what you're saying is. | |
| I can't be trusted to make my own decisions. | |
| If that's the case. | |
| Then you need your father. | |
| You need the uncles. You need the brothers. | |
| Which one is it? We live in society now. | |
| Where the women say. I want absolute control over my own life. | |
| And no guidance from men. | |
| But if a man does something to me. | |
| Or if I do something with a man. | |
| I later regret it. I was tricked. | |
| You can't have both. | |
| I believe women are intelligent enough. | |
| To make their own decisions. I'm not a misogynist. | |
| I think women can make their own decisions. | |
| Fine. But to sit and say. | |
| We reject all guidance. | |
| Yet we are easily tricked. | |
| Endlessly. Is asinine and hypocritical. | |
| Doesn't make sense. You have to make a choice. | |
| In some areas of society. | |
| On this planet. They've made the choice. | |
| That men guide the women. | |
| To prevent bad things from happening to them. | |
| The West has made the choice. | |
| That men can't guide women. | |
| That's fine. But then why do we then. | |
| Come along and pretend. That women can be so easily tricked. | |
| Into every bad thing. They've ever done. | |
| Again. Doesn't make sense. | |
| Doesn't make sense. It is a logic fail. | |
| As my father would like to say. | |
| Logic fail. Let me once again. | |
| Top up on nicotine. Then we go through the super chats. | |
| But I've lost a lot of the super chats. | |
| Because I closed my laptop. | |
| But it's okay. Because all the super chats. | |
| Go to take pledge.com. | |
| And we feed innocent children. | |
| So all the people out there. | |
| Say we're bad. And I'm a misogynist. | |
| And I'm evil. And I'm a disgraced influencer. | |
| Not understanding. I'm bigger and more relevant. | |
| Than I've ever been. Don't understand. | |
| Don't understand. That we literally. Save the world. | |
| In fact. I think I might have a video. Of me saving the world. | |
| Here somewhere. Let me find it. Let me find a video. | |
| Of me saving the world. Let's play that. | |
| And then we're going to go through the super chats. | |
| I'll be spending millions. | |
| And millions of dollars. On Cherokee Relax. | |
| for the rest of my human life. | |
| I'm going to be doing a lot of work on this video. | |
| It is my personal money. | |
| Special thanks to the Tate Brothers and the War Room. | |
| For the rest of my life. For the rest of my life. | |
| and people are suffering. | |
| I'm going to be doing a video on how to get rid of these. | |
| And people are suffering. And people are suffering. You can think of me. As your big brother. | |
| Top G's in your corner. | |
| My big G. Top G. He's got my back. | |
| He's sticking up. For all us men out there. | |
| That are hated. Ignored. | |
| Not cared about. Destroyed. | |
| With false allegations. | |
| Told we're bad. Just for being men. | |
| In the first place. That's what I'm out here doing. | |
| Saying listen. I'm a man. | |
| A traditionally masculine man. | |
| And I am a good person. I'm a good person. | |
| I don't do anything bad. To anybody. | |
| In fact. Everybody who knows me. | |
| Life is better. Via proxy. | |
| If you know me. Your life is better. | |
| There's not a single friend I have. | |
| Not a single family member I have. | |
| Male or female. Whose life does not improve endlessly. | |
| Via proxy. From knowing me. | |
| Your bills are paid. Ferrari's on the drive. | |
| Big G. Got your back. | |
| That's who I am. That's what a man should do. | |
| He should stand up. Protect his family. | |
| Care about his country. Care about his empire. | |
| Be a man. I've got all your backs. | |
| I'm here to tell the truth. | |
| I'm martyring myself. They're trying to destroy me. | |
| And put me in jail. Because I'm standing up for you. | |
| For sitting here saying. | |
| He's a man. And he's allowed an opinion. | |
| But I've got lemon. And pineapple. | |
| You hear me. And tobacco. | |
| Bruv. If I go back to jail. | |
| I swear. | |
| As my witness. | |
| Wallahi. Before God. | |
| When any of them. When I'm alone in a room with a gang. | |
| Five on one. And they've got a shank. | |
| My last words are going to be. | |
| I had lemon and pineapple. | |
| Do you understand me? Ananas. | |
| Citrus. I hope you understand. | |
| English. Motherfucker. | |
| lemon and pineapple. | |
| Pussy-o. | |
| KILL ME THEN! | |
| Die a beautiful death at war. | |
| Stabbed to death in Romanian jail. | |
| The end of top G. I'll still be a ghost. | |
| I'll be around. Don't worry about me. | |
| Men die at war. | |
| I'm not afraid. It is what it is. | |
| Allah is the best of planners. | |
| Super chats. Buy yourself a chocolate. | |
| Ah. I know this young lady. | |
| She's a very nice young lady. | |
| Very beautiful. Very nice young lady. | |
| Thank you my dear. I'll buy myself a chocolate. | |
| Who else you got? I ordered shorts. | |
| And a flag from TopG.com. | |
| I received the shorts. Which are amazing. | |
| TopG.com has merchandise. | |
| T-shirts. Shorts. Boxing gloves are coming. | |
| Check out TopG.com every single day. | |
| You can also access it via CobraTake.com. | |
| Something about his flag order was cancelled. | |
| He needs a flag. Support. | |
| Whoever's watching this. Fix it. | |
| Email support. Bruv. | |
| I'm TopG. I got support staff. | |
| Come on. They'll fix it. | |
| I ain't gonna rob you of a flag my G. You get your flag. | |
| Since I started listening to you and Tristan. | |
| Started a business in December and I've turned over 330,000 pounds and I've quit vaping and weed too. | |
| I've just turned 16. That's fantastic news. | |
| Don't vape. You're allowed tobacco. | |
| You're not allowed to vape. And I've explained this at length but let me explain it again. | |
| This is lemon. | |
| Some kind of lemon peel and tobacco. | |
| I know what's in it. When you get a vape that's watermelon ice. | |
| There's no watermelon. There's no ice. | |
| How they make it taste exactly like watermelon ice is what scares me. | |
| It tastes like they say. | |
| It does taste like watermelon ice. | |
| What chemicals taste like watermelon ice? | |
| I don't know. I don't want to find out. | |
| It can't be good for you. Produced in China for 35 cents. | |
| Sold to you for $10. Think they give a shit that you're inhaling petrochemicals? | |
| I wonder you got skinny little arms like a bitch. | |
| Petrochemicals? Petrochemicals? Or a vape. | |
| Slap the vape for your face. | |
| Never seen a G with a vape. | |
| ever. Never. | |
| Next. | |
| All right. | |
| Where are we? Here. Tay, I want to kill this version of me to become the warrior. | |
| Where I know I can be. If you contact me I'll prove it. | |
| My coach used to say something to me. | |
| He used to say we're going to build you a new body. | |
| And to build a new body your old one has to die. | |
| And then he would destroy me in training. | |
| And he was right. You do have to kill the weak version of yourself to become the best version of yourself. | |
| That is true. The fact you need me to contact you for you to do that and become the best version of yourself shows that you're still a weakling. | |
| If you want to be the best version of yourself go and do it. | |
| You don't owe it to anyone but your ancestors. | |
| I'm not going to come along and contact you and make you become successful and relevant. | |
| You can become successful and relevant by yourself. | |
| And if you're truly about it we will meet in person inside the war room. | |
| I only meet people who join the war room. | |
| It's the only way to ever see me. | |
| You will never see me in person any other way besides the war room. | |
| If you want to shake my hand you know exactly how. | |
| Join the real world. Join the war room. | |
| And we will meet. And you can become the best version of yourself. | |
| If I refuse to send you emails all day. | |
| Bro. I'm a billionaire. | |
| Be. Be. You don't want to sit there and email you all day and try and encourage you to stop being a little bitch. | |
| If you want to be a little bitch and you need my help that badly then just stay one. | |
| Safe. Don't care. | |
| My life's good. Stay a pussy. | |
| I'm not interested. Welcome to the chat. | |
| Tyler's man. Where's my mic? I have no idea. | |
| I don't know if it's even plugged in. | |
| Where is it? You find the mic. | |
| I'll smoke shisha. All right. | |
| Fair job deviation. | |
| I think it's over there. I bought you some cigarettes. | |
| Jail cigarettes. Nice. I thought you needed some cigarettes. | |
| Shisha one. Shisha two. Cigar. | |
| Cigarette. One more type of tobacco and I'll get my five a day. | |
| It should be over there. There's one mic that's plugged here. | |
| Is that the one that's plugged in? Tap it. | |
| Let me see. People have been requesting me so I thought that now you're done with the interview with Lawrence Fox which by the way was very insightful and very good. | |
| Very smart man and I wish him all the best. | |
| I'll pray for him and his family because I know what he's going through. | |
| I have decided to join you on stream. | |
| I don't have my laptop. I can't read super chats. | |
| Don't know what the show is supposed to be about. | |
| Don't know what we're talking about but I know people want a little bit of a taste of the talisman so I've decided to join you. | |
| I don't know. | |
| So now you're on the stream. | |
| I think we should give you the entrance you deserve because we've yet to play it. | |
| So let's play it. Do you know who loves nicotine? | |
| Who? Tucker Carlson. Wait, that's the wrong ting. | |
| This is the right ting. Mr. | |
| Producer. He knows all them hoes. | |
| Mr. Producer. | |
| They make the best show. | |
| Mr. Producer, you got all that bones. | |
| Mr. Producer, gonna break the feeling. | |
| Mr. Producer, you're the air to see me take in. | |
| So now you're here, I can focus on Mr. | |
| Producing and you can talk. So I'm smoking four cigarettes at once. | |
| Like a hero. Sheesh. | |
| What flavor is this? Lemon and pineapple, bro. | |
| You know me. I'm on the street. | |
| I'm a bad man. | |
| Badness president. Why do you need two pipes? | |
| Badness presidential. Catch me in Kingston. | |
| What are you the president of? Badness. | |
| The president of badness. Andrew, that was a very good interview. | |
| Thank you. That was one of your finest interviews. | |
| You're definitely going to jail for something you said. | |
| Nice. TMTJ. And yeah. | |
| Let's talk about vaping. | |
| Because you love vaping. As we know. | |
| Yes, we do. Yes, you do. You know what? | |
| I was actually with a lady the other day. | |
| No, you weren't. Not one of my ladies. No, you weren't. | |
| A friend of mine. | |
| A friend of mine. I won't say his name. | |
| Alf, we'll call him. Almost. | |
| Almost right now. Okay, yeah. | |
| With a lady. Yeah. And this lady was talking about how much she loved vaping. | |
| Nice. So I said, may I see your vape? | |
| He passed me the vape. Took it. | |
| And I dropped it into my glass. | |
| That's what you should always do when you see anyone vaping ever. | |
| You're going to save someone's life. | |
| Have you heard these stories of like explosions going off in people's faces because of vapes? | |
| No, I haven't. Tell me about that. Don't. | |
| Don't do it. I'm not going to do anything. | |
| Tell me. I'll leave. No, I'm not going to do anything. | |
| Tell me. We're talking about vaping. | |
| We're talking about vaping. People who have like overcharged their vapes or something have suffered explosions where half of their faces have suffered. | |
| That is so gay. | |
| Imagine that's the way I lost my face. | |
| Sorry, Andrew. I no longer have a face. | |
| I couldn't resist my blue raspberry ice mocha vape. | |
| So gay. I think you should never talk to me again if that happens to me. | |
| It's ridiculous. How can that happen as a person? | |
| That is ridiculous. I agree with you. | |
| Where smoking four cigarettes at once is not healthy, but is the better way to get nicotine. | |
| If you train every day, you can smoke as much as you want. | |
| I train every single day. If you train like an animal, you can smoke. | |
| You just have to go beat people up. | |
| Every single day. How many days of the week do we train? | |
| You know what I'll say? Seven. Seven. | |
| You know what I'll say? You know what I'll actually say? | |
| Because I want to elaborate on your amazing point. | |
| The type of people who say, hey, Tristan, shouldn't smoke, are the type of people who never do any training. | |
| And I could crush. I could snap their necks with my hand. | |
| My bare hand. | |
| Talk about healthy. In a room by yourself with me, I could murder you while smoking a cigarette. | |
| So besides absolutely everybody getting canceled endlessly for having an opinion or breathing. | |
| Who's next? Who's next? | |
| Who's going to be the next person who they're going to say has committed some sort of sexual assault against an unknown faceless person who appears out of nowhere and with no court case and no police involved, completely lose their entire platform and have every single social media company in the world and bank and app ban them and demand that they can't make money. | |
| Who's next? Predictions? | |
| Nobody is safe from this garbage. | |
| I don't give them any ideas. Yeah. | |
| And that's why I'm going to play the video explaining how nobody is safe. | |
| What else is happening in the world today? | |
| In Slovakia, they just voted in somebody who looks like they're sensible, supposedly. | |
| Yep. I don't know much about Slovakian politics, although you and I have spent some time in Slovakia. | |
| Spent some time in Slovakia. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. I wish the Slovak people the absolute best of luck. | |
| I was saying this on my cigar night the other night about Victor Orban, best prime minister in the European Union. | |
| And I was saying about how his simple policy is not about being pro Germany, pro EU, pro NATO, pro Russia, pro Ukraine. | |
| His simple policy is I'm going to put Hungary first all the time because I'm the prime minister of Hungary, which I thought was a very basic standard you'd expect from your politicians. | |
| It looks like the new president of Slovakia is the same kind of guy. | |
| Obviously, some politicians, I'm not going to say any names as not to give them clout, will come along and say the right things to get voted in and then completely backtrack on everything they said. | |
| I think all the people out there who love spaghetti know who I'm talking about. | |
| But I hope that the Slovak president practices what he preaches. | |
| I hope he actually governs the way that he's run. | |
| And I hope that he puts Slovakia first in every single issue that comes across his table because he's the president of Slovakia. | |
| You know what else I'd have thought of besides vape? | |
| Vape, go on. Balloons. | |
| Oh, balloons. Don't get me started on balloons. | |
| What's even in those balloons? | |
| When I see people in clubs with balloons, balloons? | |
| Yeah, bruv. This ain't no kid's birthday party. | |
| Bruv. Balloons. It's supposed to be adults. | |
| Yeah, balloons aren't cool. | |
| Vape ain't cool. And you're only allowed to smoke if you train seven days a week. | |
| If you train less than seven days a week, you shouldn't be smoking either, kids. | |
| Seven times a week. | |
| You could train twice one day and have a day off. | |
| Seven days a week. | |
| Okay, seven days. All right, so we're going to do a normal emergency meeting, right? | |
| So let's do the normal stuff. No, don't put the thing on screen. | |
| It's just normal stuff. Let's get through it, Tristan. | |
| We have to do it. We've done Mr. Producer. | |
| We've got to do the normal stuff. All right, so let's, little by little, we'll get there. | |
| We'll show you. We'll show your accolades so they know who you are. | |
| And then once, and once we've done that, we'll talk about, we'll talk about interesting things. | |
| Oh, my seventh coffee of the hour. | |
| Yes, please, sir. Why? | |
| Well, your mate. You are, you are your mate. | |
| You have to understand that most people don't. | |
| You are your mate. You think I give a shit if people get my jokes? | |
| This is pineapple. This is lemon. | |
| You think I'm sitting there worried that people don't understand what I'm talking about? | |
| It's my show. I'll make no sense. | |
| Well, I will make no sense for hours. | |
| I don't care if everybody is perpetually confused, lost, in a sea of doubt, sitting there in their chairs. | |
| I don't know what's going on. | |
| Why is Tristan? Listen on TV. I hope it makes no sense to anybody. | |
| Pineapple. You understand me? | |
| Look at my big hand. Look at my knuckles. | |
| I crush skulls, bruv. | |
| 87 professional fights. | |
| I break bones. I pierce the skin with my hand. | |
| They suffer. Eternally. | |
| I think I give a shit if people get my fucking joke. | |
| You must be careful, G. This podcast is a joke. | |
| You see someone put a picture for us on a football screen. | |
| I don't watch football, but we just found this. | |
| Look at this. Go on. | |
| Let me and Mr. Produce it. | |
| Mr. Producer. All right. | |
| Let me call it Tristan's gay. | |
| Let me just download it quickly. One second. | |
| He is actually naming the file that. | |
| Why would you do that? So I can find it. | |
| You shouldn't. Why? | |
| All right. Tristan's not gay. | |
| Is that better? Maybe just. | |
| Maybe just. Leave those words out. | |
| All right. Let me find it. Here it is. | |
| Tristan's gay.jpg. | |
| Drag it over here. | |
| Move it like this. | |
| Pow. Pow. | |
| Mr. Produce. Pow. Read it. | |
| What football matches are? I actually can't see. | |
| Fuck knows. I haven't got a clue where this is. | |
| Bro, you think of mine? I don't have to know everything. | |
| I'll put it on the screen, G. I don't know what's on the screen. | |
| I'm going to zoom in to Tristan's gay.jpg. | |
| One second. Let me just zoom in. | |
| Goddison or Goodison Park. | |
| Andrew Tate. A great friend, teacher, and overall brilliant person. | |
| Enjoy your day so much. Lots of love. | |
| Tristan, Luke, and Emery. Fan message. | |
| G. G of the Week. | |
| Who's that guy? Who's that guy? | |
| Because he even spelled our name wrong. | |
| I don't know if he did that to get past the censors. | |
| Probably did. But he also did a shout out to the whole family. | |
| Age wrong. Name spelt wrong. | |
| But we knew what he was doing. | |
| And it got through to us. | |
| Yeah. So anyone who does these things, the Matrix ends up putting them in front of us. | |
| So we super appreciate that. | |
| Thank you. He's G of the Week. What's his name? | |
| Let's give him a name. Wayne. | |
| He watches football. Some English guy. | |
| His name's Wayne. He drinks eight pints every weekend. | |
| Gaz. Gaz. Thanks, Gaz. | |
| Drinks eight pints of Stella every weekend. | |
| Special brew. A curry. | |
| Fervently supports his football team. | |
| Yeah. The good old English. | |
| The point of bringing physical aggression into the confrontation. | |
| Bro, you know what? English way. | |
| England used to be the best country. | |
| I need more shisha. Where's the shisha, guys? | |
| This is a fucking joke, bro. | |
| I'm running out of smoke. Fix this. | |
| Staff. Shisha. | |
| Staff. Someone get in to bring me something. | |
| Staff. Bring. Yeah, English people. | |
| And coffee. Three coffees. | |
| Fucking living like a peasant. | |
| This is bullshit. Right. | |
| English people are the best culture in the world. | |
| You know what? I'm going to play something. | |
| Which is just randomly. | |
| Because I feel. | |
| People always ask me. Do you feel more American or more English? | |
| And I feel more English. I feel English. | |
| In my heart. Like when I listen to drum and bass. | |
| I feel like. | |
| I want to buy a Vauxhall Corsa. | |
| And put a big subwoofer in it. | |
| And go down to the retail park. | |
| And sit outside Curry's. | |
| And play it super loud. With like some. | |
| Little girls who smoke Benson and Hedges. | |
| Only people our age. Will get that. | |
| Yeah. Like the retail park. | |
| Wednesday night vibes. Yeah. | |
| And the girls are there smoking. Back when you're 17. | |
| I don't care about your car, mate. | |
| But they end up caring about your car. | |
| And you have a Corsa. And you're playing. Let's play drum and bass. | |
| No. Let's not play drum and bass. | |
| I don't like music. And drum and bass pollutes my mind. | |
| Mr. Producer. All right. | |
| You think of another topic while I do this. | |
| Why England was the best country in the world. | |
| We know. You're going to love this. | |
| Glenn. Well you know what people. | |
| What's that new. Question everyone's asking. | |
| How often do you think about the Roman Empire. | |
| And a lot of dudes are saying like every day. | |
| I think about the British Empire every day. | |
| Let's talk about that. Better than the Roman Empire. | |
| Let's talk about that. It's like. | |
| The memes are in English. | |
| You're typing. You're typing in English. | |
| And speaking in English. About how you think about the Roman Empire. | |
| That is. That is. That yeah. | |
| It's all in English. Why is it in English? | |
| Because England was a great. Greatest Empire. | |
| Greatest Empire that has ever existed in human history. | |
| And the funny thing is. When the Roman Empire probably just fell. | |
| People didn't realize. But do you think about the drum and bass empire? | |
| No I don't. Why is it in English? Why is it in English? | |
| Vauxhall, Nova. Corsa. | |
| Astra. If you were the Astra. | |
| You were the G. Remember the guys who had Astros? | |
| Bro. If you were the Astra. | |
| You were the boss. What did you say? | |
| I wasn't listening. I wasn't listening to the drum and bass. I'm not listening to you. | |
| No you were saying something. I wasn't listening to you. | |
| You know people were messaging me. | |
| This emergency meeting is missing you Tristan. | |
| You need to go and jump on the emergency meeting when the interview is done. | |
| And I'm hearing you're playing drum and bass at me. | |
| I might quit emergency meetings forever. | |
| I want to find a way to donate each week to Tate Pledge. | |
| I hope in the real world I'll make more and more money and I'll never give up. | |
| Let's talk about Tate Pledge. Tate Pledge is for war room members. | |
| It is a gift to be able to give. | |
| To be able to give to people and help people with a charity that genuinely actually works. | |
| We're not bullshit like every other charity which is all admin. | |
| If you give money to most charities 95% of it disappears into the pockets of liberal elites. | |
| It's garbage. We actually go to the ground. | |
| If you give us $100,000 $100,000 worth of food is purchased. | |
| All the admin fees which are related are paid for by me. | |
| All of the money for the charity comes from myself personally my pocket and war room members. | |
| It is a gift to give. You must be a member of the war room before you're allowed to get to Tate Pledge. | |
| I do not open up for donations from anyone else. | |
| I have plenty of money. I'm happy to give my own money. | |
| I do it for my own karma and peace of mind and I like knowing I fed them. | |
| It's for war room members only. So if you truly want to help the world first you need to join the war room. | |
| Establish yourself amongst our brotherhood and then you will have the opportunity and possibility to donate and save the world. | |
| Yeah. Or super chats. | |
| I guess. All the super chats end up going to. | |
| Yeah. That's true. That's true. | |
| Nicotine patches. Let's talk about nicotine patches. | |
| Oh, gay patches. | |
| Oh, you mean being gay. | |
| The only manly way to use nicotine patches is to cover every inch of your skin in nicotine patches. | |
| I'd let you off there. You're thinking of a Tate Confidential here. | |
| Let's talk about it. If you're a nicotine patch man. | |
| No clothes. Just completely covered in nicotine patches. | |
| Maybe some Speedos to cover the sensitive areas. | |
| Nice. Just nicotine patch. | |
| From your thighs to your feet. | |
| From your forehead down to your fingertips. | |
| Patch man. Nicotine overdose. | |
| The world's most powerful thinker. | |
| Interesting. Very interesting. | |
| Patch man. Would that kill you? It wouldn't kill us and then we're Superman. | |
| But the average human. | |
| I'm a human. I'm a human. | |
| I'm a human. Remember when I set the Red Bull world record? | |
| It hasn't even been beaten. I don't know. | |
| I don't know. But the fact that I could just beat records just like that. | |
| I took a nap afterwards. | |
| Donald Trump put you on his Instagram. | |
| Sorry. Did you know that? What? | |
| The legend. President Donald Trump, Andrew. | |
| President Donald Trump put me on his Instagram. | |
| Yeah. Because I was talking on my cigar night about political issues and how they clearly are setting him up with fake crimes in fake courts all about fake cases and they gave his property a fake valuation instead of pretending to be rich. | |
| Donald Trump pretending to be rich? | |
| No man's been rich forever. | |
| So what do you do? | |
| Let's have an intelligent conversation because you always drag the bar down with your stupid video. | |
| What do you do in a society where all of the systems which are designed to preserve sanctity and keep you safe? | |
| For example, the medical system, the judicial system, the financial system, all the systems which you've relied on, the educational system, all of these systems which are designed to create good citizens of a respectable society and preserve sanctimonium amongst the populace are actually corrupted and gay. | |
| Well, that's actually a very scary thing. | |
| because, you know, as people know, I am a father. | |
| And I like the idea that rape and crimes against women are punished severely by a judicial system. | |
| But it's very, very scary when that same system that's used to defend the weak can be used by anybody to punish the people who they don't like. | |
| Punish for no reason. | |
| Because as you said to Lawrence, the process is the punishment. | |
| You don't need to be found guilty of anything. | |
| You don't need to be found guilty of anything for the punishment to happen. | |
| But that same system can be weaponized against you. | |
| It's actually very, very scary. | |
| And I don't know what the solution to this problem is. | |
| Every single system that you need for a society to function is corrupted. | |
| What can you do? What can you do about that? | |
| How are you supposed to live as a man today knowing that every single system is against you purely because you were born male? | |
| They assume your gender and they assume you have a penis who forces to get to the end of itself. | |
| And then every single system is automatically geared to your demise. | |
| What do you do? How can you fight against that? | |
| What's the answer? You know, I genuinely believe, and I've thought about this many long nights, especially over the last year, I genuinely believe that the answer to the problem are people like you, Andrew. | |
| I believe that people like you are the answer to the problem because you will survive the culture attack. | |
| You will survive this slanderous thing. | |
| People like Russell Grant not shutting up. | |
| People like Lawrence Fox not shutting up are very, very important important because they will garner the attention of the young men who see the problems in the world. | |
| And eventually, maybe not in our lifetime when we can get fucked around and not in our youth when we can get screwed around and thrown in jail for no reason. | |
| But eventually, the lawyers, the judges, the prosecutors, the policemen will all be men who grew up watching Andrew Tate and taking his advice. | |
| And they won't say bullshit and they won't let their own institutions that they've dedicated their lives to be used to weaponized virtue and to punish innocent people for the sake of pushing the matrix. | |
| So I genuinely believe it's a very slow problem to solve. | |
| But if we shut up, we're surrendering and capitulating to the fact that it's only going to be one. | |
| Why do you think we were matrix attacked? | |
| Why? Why did they sit there and think we need to invent charges and put these two in jail? | |
| What did we say or do that inspired the matrix to utilize and activate its most powerful weaponry against us? | |
| Well, I think that they're scared of the influence you have. | |
| You have to understand, Andrew, at your level of fame, what really fucked up is we didn't think about politics for a very long time. | |
| Supposedly, there's a problem with the microphone, Tristan. | |
| So I'm going to ask that question again and I'm going to play a video quickly just while we fix the mic. | |
| So I'm going to play something about something important and then we're just going to quickly fix the mic. | |
| Thank you. Thank you. | |
| Thank you. Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. Thank you. | |
| I'm not sure what I'm doing here. I'm just going to play the music. | |
| I'll ask again. Sure. Why do you think the matrix attacked us? What was it that we did | |
| or said that the matrix found so threatening it decided to activate its most powerful weaponry, which is the judicial system, and lawfare against us as individuals in an attempt to destroy us and our influence? | |
| you are not a political figure, you weren't before. | |
| This is what's very ironic, this is why I think the matrix is being fucked up. | |
| We weren't political commentators, we didn't speak about politics very, very much. | |
| Everyone knew our political views, but we didn't push political narrative in any one real direction. | |
| But we are clearly, you are clearly, Paul and me, because you're the famous one, the enemy of the agenda that the politicians in charge of most places in the world want to push on the populists. | |
| I think that you don't quite realize, they were scared of you saying something which I guess next year we're now going to say, because they forced us into the camp of the people. | |
| who eat things our way, they were scared of you saying, I am the most popular man amongst the demographic of young men on Earth. | |
| Young men on Earth idolize me above maybe anyone else on the planet. | |
| And they were scared of you saying something as simple as, go out there and register to vote and go for X person. | |
| You're completely correct. | |
| That's a very scary thought. | |
| Andrew, a million votes can be generated by you saying that. | |
| And they thought, well, if he's in jail and if we convince the young men in the world that he's a kidnapper and sex trafficker, then maybe when he says go out and vote for X person, at least we can use that against that person in the media. | |
| We can say, no, no, no, no. | |
| This person is endorsed by evil people, the evil remaining brothers who kidnap imaginary victims. | |
| Here's the thing, Andrew. Here's the funny thing. | |
| Wait till I clear my name. | |
| Your mic is supposedly still bad. | |
| Let me hear. Put it off. | |
| Don't cry. It's good enough. | |
| Get over it. Just listen to it, you pussies. | |
| Yeah, so now that we've made far more friends in the political sphere and now that we are far more interested in politics than we were even before all of this, wait till my name is clear and the BBC can't say X candidate endorsed by human trafficker. | |
| Wait till I clear my name. | |
| I will be telling young men to go out there and to vote for X person. | |
| I think we all know who I'm talking about. | |
| There's actually candidates in lots of countries. | |
| Lots of countries. From right here to the United States to the UK and I will talk about politics and the pros and cons of the various candidates and when my name is clear, I will put my good, clear name behind the people who are trying to do good, clean politics and that's what they are afraid of doing and now they've made you do it. | |
| So I don't know what the fuck they were thinking. | |
| I don't know what they were thinking but that's what they were afraid of. | |
| Your ability to influence the number one demographic of people who typically don't vote or care about politics in the world to get interested in fixing the countries of the world and then fixing the issues that affect us all. | |
| And now here we are. | |
| Do you think we're going to win this war? | |
| Where do you think we're going to be in 50 years from now? | |
| 50 years from now. | |
| Is the West completely fallen or has it been saved somehow and how would it be saved? | |
| I don't know. But I do know in 10 years the world's going to be a better place. | |
| I know in 10 years the 14, 15 year old boys who are listening to us today, they are going to be policemen, they are going to be in positions in society and they are not going to abuse their authority. | |
| I feel like if the police force, if Andrew had come along in the 1990s and influenced young men to learn from him and to have all the attributes he tries to instill in young men, when the government came along in 2021, for example, and said, hey police officers, go and shove these masks on everyone's face. | |
| Oh, you see an old lady in Australia, tackle her to the ground, crack her head open and put a mask on her. | |
| That's what you need to do. | |
| I feel like a generation with heroes like Andrew Tate will be like, you know what? | |
| No, I'm not going to go around tackling old women and shooting them with rubber bullets and locking people in their houses and not letting people attend the funerals of their loved ones. | |
| No, I'm the police force and I'm not going to play ball with this bullshit. | |
| So I feel like the world is going to be a better place. | |
| It may be more polarized, but you're certainly going to have a lot more strong, capable men in the world if you and other voices like you keep talking. | |
| You know, every time we think about COVID, I think about Guy. | |
| And this is a story that I haven't even told you yet because it's a very insignificant story. | |
| For some reason, it hasn't got a punchline, but it just comes to my head. | |
| From the height of the COVID insanity, I was flying from Stuttgart Guards. | |
| I was at the airport and I was sitting down in Germany at the airport without a mask on. | |
| I'm sitting there minding my business on my phone without a mask on. | |
| A police officer comes over to me. | |
| Armed police. MP5, Glock 17. | |
| I know my weapons. | |
| Mask. Comes up to me. | |
| Blah, blah, blah in German. And of course, because I'm Andrew Tate, I'm like, bruv, you better talk to me in English. | |
| I don't care what country we're in. Oh, didn't we beat you in a war? | |
| Sorry? Yeah. English, please. | |
| Mask. And I looked at him dead in his eye. | |
| The same way you look at men you're about to hurt. | |
| And he looked at me back dead in my eye because he's got guns. | |
| And it was that tense moment between two men before they were about to fight. | |
| And I said to him, why do you care? | |
| Mask. Says it again. | |
| And kind of, he doesn't point the gun at me, but he moves it. | |
| I looked at him, got a mask out of my pocket, stared him in the eyes the whole time, got a mask out of my pocket, put it on my ear, half hung out on my chin, covered my bottom lip only, and went back to my phone. | |
| He walks off. | |
| Does that dickhead ever look in the mirror and realize he's a fucking moron? | |
| I hope he's watching this by some fluke. | |
| Some fluke. Hans, a German police officer. | |
| I hope he's now watching this. | |
| Does he ever sit and go, I was a moron walking around the airport with a gun threatening people to put a mask on their chin just because I needed everyone to comply like I did because I'm a pussy and seeing anyone not be a coward upsets me for being a coward. | |
| Does Hans ever look in the mirror? | |
| He's a person. He wakes up every day. | |
| He has a wife, probably kids, a job, a house, a car. | |
| Does Hans ever wake up as this person somewhere on earth and go, I was a grade A moron. | |
| Or does he just wake up and go, I do my job and I must help with the, but I can't do a German accent, you know, fucking my fear. | |
| Or whatever. Who the fuck is this idiot? | |
| I can't stop thinking about this because I looked in his eyes. | |
| My eyes are black and brown. | |
| His eyes were like blue. And we looked at each other. | |
| He was about to go. | |
| And I was like, who is this guy? | |
| I'll tell you why he doesn't feel sorry for himself because I'm going to talk about another interaction I haven't told you about. | |
| I haven't told the world about. I was going to my barber here in Romania towards the end of this mask bullshit. | |
| Maybe a week before they finally dropped the mask bullshit. | |
| So there I am, no mask as always. | |
| I'm walking to my barber. | |
| I've got one of those cloth masks that doesn't work in my pocket. | |
| And I don't like to put them on. | |
| I don't like to wear masks. Yes, yes. | |
| People will be like, oh, here's a picture of you in a mask. | |
| I did wear one on a plane once. | |
| Like, you had to get around. | |
| But I walked into this place with no mask. | |
| Walking to the barber, this guy physically stalks me. | |
| Hey, hey, mask. I said, bro, I'm going to the barber. | |
| I've got to take it off because he's got to cut my beard. | |
| No, no, no mask. I said, bro, you're scared of COVID. Why are you up here in my face? | |
| I'm not wearing a mask. Why not social distance? | |
| Stand back there. And then I'll just walk to the barber and it's fine. | |
| This guy made a big fucking song and dance. | |
| I kept saying I didn't have one. | |
| And eventually I just walked off to the barber. | |
| He didn't have a gun. Walked into the barber, sat down. | |
| One week later, masks were no longer the law. | |
| They were no longer mandatory. | |
| Maybe it was about 12, 13 days later. | |
| I was going to get my beard cut again around that time period. | |
| And I walk into this place, past the Starbucks restaurant, walking towards my barber. | |
| Again, no mask. There are no masks. | |
| No one's wearing them, including this guy. | |
| And I see him sitting there in a chair, smiling, talking to his friend. | |
| So I confront him. | |
| I look at him in the chair and say, hey, hey, bro. | |
| He looked at me, yes? | |
| I said, you remember last week when you were fucking screaming about masks? | |
| Do you remember that? Well, yes, yes, it's not the rules anymore. | |
| I said, what the fuck is your problem? | |
| What is wrong with you? | |
| Last week you were ready to try to kick me out of this mall, pull out your little stupid stick and get your ass kicked. | |
| He obviously didn't want the smoke from twice his fucking size. | |
| Pineapple 11. I'm a titan of a man. | |
| Pineapple 11. And I was like, why? | |
| Why do you not care now? | |
| What are the rules? The rules? | |
| These people are programmed. | |
| Resist the slave mind is your slogan for a reason. | |
| And let me tell you, that German dickhead who you were talking about, who I'm hoping is watching this, is sleeping perfectly fine at home in his city next to his ugly fat wife with his kids who are probably transgender in a house that's probably getting firebombed. | |
| That's good. That's good. | |
| He doesn't give a shit that he did that. | |
| He doesn't give one solitary fuck that he went around the airport waving his gun around telling you to put a piece of paper on your lower chin to cover the bottom half of your beard. | |
| Paper! To defend against a deadly virus. | |
| This man doesn't give a shit. | |
| Resist the slave mind. | |
| And that is exactly my point, Andrew. | |
| In five years, in ten years, young men who are listening to you are turning 18 every single day and entering the workforce and entering the police force and good! | |
| The world needs policemen. | |
| The world needs firemen. | |
| The world needs doctors. The world needs all of these things. | |
| Good. But resist the slave mind, please, young men, and we can make the world a better place together. | |
| But no, Hans doesn't give a fuck. | |
| That's just good. You know what? | |
| Now we're going to talk about math stories, so I got some. | |
| Oh, no, no. Sorry, sorry. And also, what you're saying about changing the world, then controlling the masculine and youth means 100% they're going to kill us. | |
| You know that, right? Yeah. | |
| Yeah. They're probably going to kill us. It'd be pretty easy. | |
| It is what it is. Someone comes and shoots me today and they say, oh, because he was a human trafficker, a rival gang shot him. | |
| And people will go, oh, maybe he was a human trafficker. | |
| You know what? T, they won't try and kill us one by one. | |
| They'll kill us both. Or, well, I kiddo them. | |
| There's always that chance, T. Always that chance. | |
| When you and I are together, the bullets start flying. | |
| I do Aikido. You do Aikido. | |
| Bust out the Lada. Aikido. | |
| Yeah, the Lada's bulletproof. And you've seen Glimmer Man when Mario Winans and Steven Seagal are together, right? | |
| And people try to get him. Doesn't work. | |
| Study the Glimmer Man. | |
| No. We have met Steven Seagal and we do know Aikido. | |
| Exactly. It's going to be hard. | |
| It's going to be very hard for us. Fuchsia. | |
| Lemon. Pineapple. | |
| Yeah. Controlling the masculine youth of the world. | |
| But sorry, Andrew. In fact, can you give me a little bit of credit? | |
| When mask mandates ended, who had the coolest new rule? | |
| You. Me. Why don't you tell the world what I did? | |
| So, Tristan's a G. So, when mask mandates ended, obviously, a certain population of the people, the sheeple, still wear masks. | |
| And Tristan decided to enforce the law as stringently as they tried to enforce it against him. | |
| When masks were mandated, people would yell at Tristan to wear a mask. | |
| So, when masks aren't mandated, Tristan, quite rightfully, quite logically, would yell at people to not wear masks. | |
| We'd be driving down the road and there'd be someone standing at the traffic lights with masks. | |
| And Tristan would get out of the car with Tristan, 6'4", 107 kilos, would get out of a Ferrari and go, take your mask off! | |
| Take your mask off! Take it off! | |
| No more masks! And these people would go, take their masks off! | |
| And I'd get back in my car! | |
| And drive off! No more masks anymore! | |
| Look at the name! It's so cool! | |
| I did that with everybody! | |
| Everybody! Guy pushing his little stroller with his kid and his wife, take off your mask! | |
| Yeah, well, you did it to me! | |
| Remember last week? Mask! | |
| Mask! Put your mask on! No! | |
| Take your fucking mask off! | |
| And I encourage everyone to do that today! | |
| We all know masks are bullshit! | |
| We all know they don't work! | |
| Occasionally, especially, not so much in this country, but there are people walking around with masks. | |
| Can everyone do that, please? | |
| Take off your mask! Don't be violent! | |
| Don't be too confrontational! | |
| Just do exactly to them as they did to you! | |
| It's the law! No more masks! | |
| That's the rules! Take it off! | |
| They wouldn't say no and walk off like I used to do when they told me to put one on! | |
| But, you'd be surprised how quickly the... | |
| So, I had a pretty simple process of not wearing a mask ever. | |
| I'd fill up my car with gas, not wear a mask, walk into the petrol station. | |
| They'd say mask. I'd say, I don't have one. | |
| They'd try and give me one. I'd say, I don't wear a mask. | |
| They'd say, I'm not going to serve you if you don't wear a mask. | |
| And I would say, very simply, is the gas-free? | |
| Because I put gas in my car, I'm trying to pay for it. | |
| If you refuse payment, I assume it's free, and I can leave. | |
| Is the gas-free? | |
| Do you need masks? Do you need a mask? | |
| No, I don't. I'm trying to pay. | |
| Do you want my money or not? | |
| And eventually, they would capitulate, take my money, and that'd be the end of it. | |
| One time, I went into the gas station. | |
| I did my usual, is the gas-free? | |
| And some woman starts fucking screaming at me. | |
| In Italian. I was in Italy. | |
| In Italian, got my mask. | |
| Blah, blah, blah, blah, mask. Blah, blah, blah, blah, mask. | |
| Then she says to her husband, what's his name? | |
| Mario. Probably. Yeah, Mario. | |
| Probably. Luigi. Luigi, Luigi! | |
| And her husband, I could tell, because every man knows what I'm about to say here. | |
| You know when a woman's running her mouth, and she asks you for backup, and you look at the problem she's getting in, and you're like, for fuck's sake. | |
| Her man looked at me and was like, shit. | |
| She was like, oh, no, not today. | |
| So he comes over and tries to be peacekeeper. | |
| Pasta la pasta. So I'm like, listen. | |
| Buongiorno. I'm arguing with this woman. | |
| She's screaming. At the top of her voice, shrieking like a banshee. | |
| And I came up with the best reply ever. | |
| It was good. It was good. | |
| I was like, I'm a doctor! | |
| I'm a doctor! Are you a fucking doctor? | |
| I'm a fucking doctor! | |
| I'm a doctor! I'm a doctor! | |
| I'm saving lives! Get out of the way! | |
| I'm a doctor! And she shut up and walked off. | |
| And I continued to wear my mask off. | |
| Pepsi, Snickers, Red Bull, boom, coffee, bang, cigarettes, Big G, paid. | |
| The whole store's looking at me like 10 Italians. | |
| Only men with masks on. | |
| The chick is now confused. | |
| He's a doctor. COVID. Ah, I believe the medical establishment. | |
| He is a medical establishment. He's not afraid of COVID. Ah, my man can't fight him. | |
| He's too big. He's too strong. What do I do? | |
| Starts arguing with the man. | |
| And her man's kind of like, shut up. | |
| I don't want to get my ass kicked. And I paid and bust out of there. | |
| And I was like, from now on, I'm a doctor. | |
| So from then on out, when anyone said anything about masks, I was like, bro, you don't even know about masks. | |
| I'm a doctor. I'll tell you about COVID. You need to put three on. | |
| You're wearing one mask. You need at least two. | |
| One mask doesn't work. And they will sit there and put two masks on while I wear none because I'm a doctor. | |
| And they believed every word I said. | |
| Bro, stupid, stupid people. | |
| Resist the slave mind. | |
| You need to resist the slave mind because otherwise you just get yelled at by big strong men that they're doctors and you just, what do you do? | |
| Prove I'm not. Resist the slave mind. | |
| Your power isn't special. | |
| We dump it on your canvas. | |
| We burn it all to ashes now. | |
| Cause we are the outlaws Cause we are the outlaws Outlaws | |
| Oh. | |
| you I'll just send you to jail. | |
| What for? Sending me to be a doctor. | |
| Doing charges. Probably. | |
| Probably. Medical malpractice. | |
| I'm probably arrested tomorrow. | |
| A decon. Medical malpractice. | |
| Claims to be a doctor once. | |
| During COVID. What flavor is this one? | |
| Nice. Melon and lemon. | |
| Watermelon. I'll fuck you up. | |
| Watermelon. I'll fuck you up. | |
| Watermelon. Pineapple. Lemons. | |
| Bars. Cigarettes. | |
| Coffee. Dumbass. | |
| Doctor. Pop G. G stands for justice. | |
| You take this one. | |
| Yeah, this one you can't take. | |
| You bring in the furniture of the podcast. | |
| Let's address some controversy. | |
| Sneeko has $100 to take pledge. | |
| Thank you very much, Sneeko. Sneeko recently was upset. | |
| He said that streaming with OnlyFans girls is bullshit. | |
| Oh, no. One second. I asked you just to commit Sneeko on the first. | |
| On page. I don't even know if I'm sharing this. | |
| It's also a stupid page for drama alert. | |
| You were talking about being a plank cop to Lauren Fox. | |
| You didn't mention Sneeko in the entire podcast. | |
| Why do they connect us everything we say they aim at him? | |
| No, you didn't mention Sneeko once. | |
| I have never heard you say a bad word about Sneeko personally. | |
| We've known him two years. So, drama alert posted some video of you saying, blah, blah, blah. | |
| Don't be a compliant little cuck. | |
| Be a real man. And they literally wrote on Twitter, every call Sneeko a cuck. | |
| And I wrote underneath. I've never seen Andrew say a bad word about Sneeko ever. | |
| This isn't about Sneeko. We're trying to talk about serious issues. | |
| And you're fucking trying to stir up drama. | |
| The whole world isn't some amateur fucking YouTube boxing match where you barely make any money. | |
| We have serious things to talk about in this serious world. | |
| And I'm sick of you saying that. | |
| Because you know what? If I have something to say about someone, I'll say their fucking name. | |
| On my last cigar night, I said a bunch of names. | |
| Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro. | |
| I was respectfully disagreeing with a bunch of people who said things to me. | |
| I say names. And no, I have a personal problem with people. | |
| I don't think Andrew does either. The problem is this. | |
| Because a young man, and I feel like I've got an older brother role to play with him. | |
| The problem is this. The problem is this. | |
| I say a lot of things. | |
| I don't say names unless I mean it. | |
| I mean it at that person. I'm no pussy. | |
| I'm rough. Pineapple. Lemon. | |
| Well, excuse me. | |
| If I want to say your name, I'll say your name. I think I give a fuck about anyone coming up to me saying I badmouth them. | |
| Try it. Top G for a reason. | |
| From the streets. Don't get a solitary shit. | |
| Don't care. If you have a problem, then come make it a problem. | |
| And I'll deal with all of you. So if I say a name, I mean it. | |
| If I don't say your name, I don't mean it at you. | |
| If I say something derogatory, and I don't say your name, and then you find offense to it, what is that doing? | |
| That's applying negative, negative stereotypes or negative viewpoints for yourself. | |
| Why would you do that? If someone came online and said, I've met you, have muscles, and talk shit, are bad, but didn't say my name, I wouldn't come along and say, they're all stupid. | |
| I wouldn't come along and say, you called me stupid, because that makes me stupid. | |
| So we have no problem with anyone unless we say their name. | |
| I will say your name if I have a problem with you. | |
| Otherwise, stop trying to find offense where it doesn't exist, because you want to get the clicks, the same with beef with Tay. | |
| You don't have beef with me. If you had beef with me, you wouldn't be alive. | |
| Shut up. People who I don't know say that. | |
| I already addressed that. I'm not going to address that. | |
| People who I've never heard of say our name. | |
| I have beef with Tay. I don't fucking know who you are. | |
| I don't got a fucking clue. Yeah, I ain't gonna promise you, bro. | |
| Don't shit. Thanks for the donation. | |
| Right. We're almost done. | |
| We've got another Resistant Slave Mind that you all want to play, because it's G. Although the last one's Super G. I'm going to play it again, because it's fucking gangster. | |
| Let's look through the plot. Let's play it through real time, because I came up with this plot myself, because I'm so smart. | |
| This is me, watching the BBC Slay's Mind propaganda, where I've got my Resistant Slave Mind t-shirt. | |
| Obviously, I'm smoking, because I'm a G. I've got my sunglasses to block out the haters. | |
| Lucy's there, talking shit. | |
| No mask. Shut up! | |
| Get the 765LTQ, one of four. | |
| Block out the cloud. Rift. | |
| Slash it. Next to the PC's more. | |
| I'm not a catwalk. I'm not a G. My doors don't pop. | |
| I'm a G. Keep the cigar in my mouth. | |
| Drop hash everywhere. | |
| Turn the car. Don't care. | |
| Pick up the cake from my compound. | |
| Seven o'clock. 5-4. | |
| Off the gun. Resistant Slave Mind. | |
| You know, for every 200 of those cars in the world, we own one. | |
| Because there's 765 and we have four. | |
| Yeah. We own one. Oh, sorry. | |
| D-Car, listen. We have, uh... | |
| We have no cars. I don't own any cars. | |
| Lotta only. Right. | |
| Everyone's complaining about the mic, so we're going to end this show. | |
| It's been a good show discussing men's rights. | |
| Shout out to Lawrence Fox. That was a very good interview. | |
| I was watching. And, uh... | |
| Continue to resist the slave mind and do the right thing. | |
| Be honorable, upright, standing citizens. | |
| Have an opinion. Defend it respectfully. | |
| Learn how to use verbal Aikido to destroy all your adversaries like I do. | |
| Be a nice person, which is the best way to win in the end. | |
| You can win with love and kindness. | |
| Only love destroys the matrix. | |
| You have to love your family and love God and love your nation. | |
| It's love that wins, not hate. | |
| We are people full of love and when you're a man full of love, you're prepared to protect what you love. | |
| And smile every day. | |
| Because you know what, Tristan? | |
| You're not in jail. You know what, T? They're trying very hard to lock us up. | |
| And they might succeed. | |
| Because they think we're little rich kids. | |
| Yeah. They don't know we are from the streets. | |
| We are from the darkness. | |
| Corn in it. Molded by it. | |
| We were genius before we had money. | |
| Before we were on the internet. | |
| We're not some fucking YouTuber cucks. | |
| We're not some little pussy lols. | |
| We are from that world. | |
| If I walk into jail, you're just sending me to all my friends. | |
| Everyone I ever grew up with and ever known is there. | |
| So, if you want to cure us with this lawfare matrix attack garbage, you and I will do exactly what we've always done, which is survive and persist and emerge from phoenixes from the ashes. | |
| Because we're bad boys. President. | |
| Bad boy president. Presidential badness. | |
| One more. Watermelon lemon. Watermelon lemon pineapple. | |
| Jail. Jail. | |
| Take me to jail. All right. | |
| One more thing I want to actually talk about, though. | |
| This is actually a serious point. We get loads and loads and loads of tobacco. | |
| Tobacco break, and then I'll talk about it. | |
| This is actually a serious point. We need tobacco up. | |
| One second. Power your lungs up. | |
| to speak your words with true conviction. | |
| Something made me sad today. | |
| Let me see if I can type it in and find it on Google. | |
| Maybe a bit sad. I want to give a little speech about it. | |
| I'm just going to find it. | |
| Here we go. | |
| And boom. | |
| Yep. No way. | |
| Yep. There was a stabbing in England. | |
| I know. No surprise. But there was a stabbing at a school called Lee Manor High School in Luton. | |
| You and I went to Lee Manor High School. | |
| That was our high school. And it's very sad to know that in the world we live in today, children who went to the same high school we went to are now killing each other, stabbing each other, shooting each other, whatever, over some bullshit, stupid beefs that kids have, as opposed to just having a fist of cuffs and getting over it, or even better, not fighting in the first place, which is the best and smartest thing to do. | |
| But when I was in that high school, it was fistfights. | |
| I didn't have to worry about knives. | |
| We had fistfights. That's what young men did. | |
| This is a message to everybody in Lee Manor High School. | |
| Specifically. Lee Manor High School, Luton, Marsh Farm. | |
| And I hope, even though the teachers have banned me from being discussed in school, I hope this message gets out there because I understand that the teachers may not be intelligent enough or perspicacious enough to realize that nobody cares what they say, but I actually can resonate with the youth. | |
| I am from that school. | |
| I am now the top G. I am a billionaire. | |
| Please understand, I came from the most humble of possible beginnings. | |
| Single mother household on a council estate going to a terrible school. | |
| Lee Manor High School. And managed to become one of the most successful, brilliant, gorgeous, handsome, sexy men alive. | |
| And I did that through nothing other than unlimited hard work, perspicacity, determination, self-accountability, and stabbing people is always the wrong decision. | |
| To anybody who's still inside of Lee Manor High School, any of the cretins or the gangsters or the idiots who think they're tough guys walking around with knives, karma is real and God is real and you will meet your demise. | |
| I can guarantee you. | |
| You will not end up where I ended up. | |
| Coming from the same situation. | |
| You will never ever be on the private jets and the five stars in Monaco at the GP in Dubai in a $25 million penthouse. | |
| You will never ever be there if you even think it's a good idea to have a knife on you in case you need it. | |
| You don't. You need a fucking pencil and a fucking pen and a fucking piece of paper. | |
| That's what you need. You're in fucking school. | |
| You need to pay attention to your teachers and learn and be disciplined and work hard. | |
| And the teachers may hate me and they may say that I'm bad. | |
| But if they had half a brain, they'd play this in assembly. | |
| Anybody in Lee Manor High School can look at me and my life and understand that every single thing I have and every single thing which is obtainable on the planet via finance is achievable because I have all of it. | |
| I came from the same place you've come from and I now have all of it. | |
| And I was never a piece of shit running around with a knife stabbing people. | |
| That drug life, that trap life, thinking you're going to get rich, walking around with a knife selling weed, you will never have real money. | |
| Real money is not in the hands of drug dealers. | |
| Real money is in the hand of legitimate businessmen who work hard. | |
| And if you actually got any real money, you'd understand how broke most drug dealers are. | |
| Having two grand in your pocket and a big blade is not a rich man. | |
| Rich men have millions and millions offshore and you do not achieve it with a knife. | |
| I am so against knife crime. | |
| I've been talking anti-knife crime for five to six years. | |
| Talking about how England is failing in real time because they do not take a hard line on this garbage and how it's getting out of control. | |
| Recently when that girl was stabbed, some far left psycho-feminist blamed me saying that my hate of women is the reason these things are happening, which is completely disingenuous and we all know is false. | |
| And she was destroyed in the comments because everybody knows how anti-knife crime I am. | |
| And everybody also understands that masculine men with self-accountability do not do such heinous, feral actions. | |
| But I want this message to spread around Lee Manor High School. | |
| Even if your parents don't want you to see it, even if the teachers try and stop it, I want you all to have this on your phone and show your friends. | |
| I am from where you are from. | |
| And when I return to the UK, I'm going to pull up outside Lee Manor High School in my Bugatti out front and give you all a speech. | |
| about obeying the law, respecting your parents, respecting teachers, and how crime does not pay. | |
| And this idiot, whoever he is, I hope he meets the harshest possible sentence that the UK courts can pass. | |
| Full life term. | |
| If you take somebody's life, you should face the maximum possible sentence because all of this knife crime garbage is not going to end until we reply with an equal and opposite force to the feral actions of insanity. | |
| Lee Manor, you may be in a disingenuous situation, maybe a disadvantaged area. | |
| You may be in a bad school. | |
| We know. Your parents may not have money. | |
| Your dad may not be at home. | |
| I understand all those things. | |
| That's where my brother and I are from. | |
| And we've conquered the entire world. | |
| And you can do absolutely anything. | |
| Do not let them tell you that you're disadvantaged. | |
| Do not let them tell you because of your skin color you can't be amazing. | |
| Don't let them tell you you can't get ahead in your life. | |
| It is all a lie. If you work hard, you can be anything you want to be. | |
| And I guarantee you, carrying a knife is never going to benefit your life in any regard. | |
| Resist. The slave mind. | |
| Your power isn't special. | |
| We don't fit on your canvas. | |
| We burn it all to ashes now. | |
| Cause we are the outlaws. | |
| Cause we are the outlaws. |
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