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EMERGENCY MEETING EPISODE 37 - Iron Curtain
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It's not. I have a very important one today.
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Right before we get started on this one, this is gonna be a very interesting one because we're going to give you all a
history lesson.
A history lesson. We know I love history.
This is a historical emergency meeting where we're going to talk about times of the past that were particularly interesting to live within.
We're going to talk about the Iron Curtain.
And if you don't know what the Iron Curtain is, you're going to learn all about it on this very interesting history-orientated emergency meeting.
Before we get started, because my brother can't control his mouth, You think I'm going to say something stupid?
Yes, you always do. I don't know.
know you're never serious. Let's read out the disclaimer. I feel like I can read that
faster.
We've read it. No, let me try it one more time.
Who cares? You think you don't care, Tristan.
And you think the people at home don't care.
But as a champion of excellence, I feel like I can read it faster.
I can read it faster, didn't you?
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Right, so, now that that's been taken care of, I'm going to start nice and serious, because this is a serious emergency meeting today.
I am an amateur historian who loves history.
Love studying it. Love learning about it.
Love knowing about it. And we're going to talk about one of the most interesting times in history.
All the James Bond novels are set around this time.
All the coolest spy shit happened around this time.
The great chess game of espionage was played during this time.
And we're talking of course about the time of the Iron Curtain.
Now... A few people watching, because we have some younger viewers, may not know what the Iron Curtain was because it doesn't exist anymore in any form, obviously.
So what we're going to do is we're going to explain very quickly what the Iron Curtain was.
The Iron Curtain was the nickname because the world's second largest superpower at the time was the USSR. It was not Russia.
It was the USSR. Ukraine wasn't a country back then.
Funny. Moscow was the capital of the entire USSR. And the USSR states Had a very, very strong military.
They enforced their border super securely with their military, Kalashnikovs and tanks.
And it was called the Iron Curtain because nothing the West said or did could get through the Iron Curtain.
No information was allowed past.
People were not allowed out.
It was a strong border that stretched from Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, all the way down to modern day sort of Moldova and covered a lot of the Eastern European countries.
So... That's what the Iron Curtain was, if you did not know that, and I see you pulling stupid faces.
So now that we know that the Iron Curtain is a thing of the past, it fell apart in the late 80s, early 90s.
The end of the Iron Curtain came.
All the Eastern European countries got their autonomy back.
Russia was no longer in charge of all of these nations, and everyone got their independence back.
But at the time of the Iron Curtain, it was a very interesting time to be alive.
And nothing like the Iron Curtain will ever exist again, obviously.
So we're going to talk about some of the key features of the Iron Curtain and the things that the world's second biggest superpower did to maintain control over its people.
And obviously nothing like this exists at all today.
Yeah, so as my brother was saying, you're getting me at my own game.
I deserve it 100%.
I totally deserve it.
I deserve it.
Deserve what? I don't know.
You're right and I'm wrong.
Right. I deserve the retribution.
For those of you who don't know history, let me give you a quick overview.
World War II happened. The good guys, that's a very interesting rabbit hole, won.
And then it was the West and its democracy versus the East, the Soviets, and their communism.
And a war began in which the Soviets were attempting to spread communism around the planet and the democratic nations were attempting to spread democracy around the planet.
The communists obviously wanted more We're good to go.
The Vietnam War, the Korean War, why Korea is still split in two to this day.
The USSR's invasion of Afghanistan.
All of this was based around communism.
So during this, there was a Cold War where America and Russia didn't directly fight each other, but they were at war in terms of information.
They were basically enemies.
It was a nuclear arms race, and the Iron Curtain was erected, as my brother said.
Where people who lived behind the Iron Curtain had to live in a very strange type of life.
And now that the Iron Curtain's fallen, we've obviously seen and most people acknowledge that they were the bad guys because they took away a lot of the basic freedoms that people are supposed to have.
And we're going to discuss the Iron Curtain and how it worked and how crazy it would have been to live during those times.
So for you who are not particularly versed on history, we're first going to play a very quick overview of what life was like inside of the Iron Curtain.
The phrase, Iron Curtain, is frequently used in relation to the Cold War era.
What exactly does this phrase mean, and why was it used?
In 1946, during a speech to Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill used the phrase, Iron Curtain, to describe the divide between Western and Eastern Europe following the end of World War II. From Stittain, in the Baltic, to Trieste in the Adriatic, an Iron Curtain has descended across the continent.
The nations of Eastern Europe were communist dictatorships with little personal freedom granted to their citizens.
People were not allowed to travel freely and it was often difficult to get accurate information in and out of these nations.
The concept of the Iron Curtain was best defined by the rivalry between what came to be known as NATO and the Warsaw Pact states which operated under Soviet influence.
In 1949, the United States, along with the United Kingdom, France, Canada, and eight other nations, signed a treaty creating the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, also known as NATO. The member nations agreed that an armed attack against any one of them would be viewed and treated as an armed attack against all of them.
Therefore, the members pledged that if any one nation was attacked by the Soviet Union or another communist state, that the other member nations would retaliate in an appropriate manner.
Several years later, in 1955, the Eastern European nations created the Warsaw Pact.
Led by the Soviet Union, eight communist nations, including East Germany, Poland, Romania, and several others, established a mutual defense treaty.
Although the nations of NATO never fought an actual war against the Warsaw Pact nations, the feud between the rival factions persisted for 36 years in the form of the Cold War.
The Warsaw Pact officially disbanded in 1991 with the collapse of the Soviet Union.
That's right, the feud officially continued for 36 years between NATO and Russia.
There hasn't been any feud since.
No war. Definitely no proxy wars.
100% definitely. 100% definitely.
100% didn't happen.
Get your booster shot. So...
Here we are. We're going to talk about life inside the Iron Curtain.
I found some very interesting statistics about life inside the Iron Curtain.
I think we should read out to people so they understand that when you were living inside of something as crazy as the Iron Curtain, perhaps afterwards, retrospectively, you could look back on the life you were living and think, wow, all of my freedoms were curtailed.
Wow! I was part of a crazy dictatorship, a crazy, insane government that was only interested in controlling the citizen as opposed to any degree of individual freedom.
And you would look back and think how nuts that is.
But maybe while you were living inside of the Iron Curtain, maybe at the time you didn't really notice just how crazy things were.
So let's talk about this.
Okay. Inside of the Iron Curtain, there was one party rule.
One party rule. Now, to you Americans, I mean, that must sound absolutely crazy to have one party that secretly controls everything, no matter what.
The persecution of political rivals.
Someone, you know, ran against the party line.
They were put in jail, hit with court cases, sent to the gulags.
Now, as Americans, I know this concept must be so alien to you.
Because nothing like that could possibly happen in the Free West.
But yeah, one party and the same people were always in control of everything that went on.
Wild! Very interesting, yeah.
So basically all the political power was concentrated into the hands of one group of people.
Regardless of what you tried to do or who you voted for, there was one party rule inside the Iron Curtain.
It was extremely interesting.
And we're very lucky to have a democratic system today, because democracy is great, where you can vote for different parties that are completely different and definitely do loads of very different things.
Here are the numbers you need to understand.
Yale University released a study last week by three researchers, all of them liberal, I believe, who concluded that the actual number of illegal aliens in this country is not 11 million.
It's north of 22 million.
22 million. Fact 1.
Fact 2. The Democratic Party is now, as a matter of policy, calling for the legalization of all illegals in this country.
Citizenship voting rights.
22 million new voters.
Fact 3. The overwhelming majority of first-time immigrant voters vote Democrat.
Fact 4. The largest margin in American presidential history was 17 million votes.
1984 election between Mondale and Reagan.
17 million.
You would add to our voter rolls 22 million, at least, permanent electoral majority in perpetuity.
That's what this is about.
It's not about making the country better, serving our labor needs, helping the population.
It's about putting Democrats in power forever.
I don't know. Actions into the future to ensure that there's only one party that's ever in charge.
They don't have to worry about ever losing their place so they can do whatever they want and control the population.
That's a crazy right wing conspiracy theorist.
And that can't be true because that would mean that we're living in a version of the Iron Curtain.
And that would be unacceptable.
Because as we know, the Iron Curtain is them.
In the East, that's them.
Not us. Exactly.
We'd never do anything like that.
And as we know, in the Iron Curtain, if you had any different political opinions, you were attacked.
Legally. And put in jail.
Oh yeah. That's another thing that's really crazy about the Iron Curtain.
History is wild. If you spoke against the government, you went to jail.
Absolutely insane. So, let's continue down the crazy facts about the Iron Curtain.
Surveillance. The state security services kept citizens under constant surveillance.
Whoa! That must have been wild!
The Iron Curtain sounds dystopian!
For them to be spying on everything you do and everything you say?
That'd be crazy! I'm very glad we have the Patriot Act to protect us, protect us patriots
In the West?
In the West, from the bad guys who survey on us and watch everything we do and everyone we talk to and everywhere we
go so if we ever say anything bad against the government they
can look at our entire lives and find something we did wrong and put us in jail!
Well, I've heard.
Some crazy right-wing conspiracists have said that London is the most CCTV'd city on planet Earth, but that can't be, because London, you see, is outside of the Iron Curtain.
Yeah. So it can't be that London is the most surveilled city on Earth.
I mean, that simply wouldn't be possible.
Well, it can't be, because if London was the most surveilled city on Earth, surely there wouldn't be stabbings, rapings, watch robberies, everything.
Everyone wouldn't get broken into. It wouldn't be one of the most dangerous Western cities, right?
Yeah, because that guy who threw acid in everyone's face last week, they would have caught him by now.
Oh, yeah. He wouldn't just be roaming around.
You know what? I wonder if you throw acid...
I don't know.
But obviously, I mean, like him or hate him, if you're Tommy Robinson and you're sitting down eating lunch, they can find you in a minute and they'll arrest you because you're too close to protest.
If you're sitting eating lunch, they'll find you in five seconds.
But if you throw acid in women's faces, no, London can't possibly be the most surveyed city in the world.
That can't possibly be true.
I actually have a video here that proves that we live in freedom and that we're not spied on all the time like the people were in the Iron Curtain because people in the Iron Curtain were constantly surveyed.
Wild. And everything they did was being watched, which must have been scary.
History is crazy. History is crazy.
Let me see if I can Mr. Producer this video.
You remember when you used to be able to take the battery out of your phone?
That's all ended. You can't buy a phone in which you can do that anymore.
And that's because even if you turn your phone off, they still listen to you and they still know exactly where you are and where you go.
So I'm going to prove something to you here.
So I've got an application here called Waves.
Navigation application. And I am using Apple CarPlay.
Apple CarPlay is when your phone is mirrored on your car.
If I turn my phone off, the map on the car should solve that thing.
So let's test exactly that.
Slide the power off.
So now that my phone is off, it shouldn't be broadcasting its location anywhere.
Why is it updating in real time?
Turning your phone off doesn't change.
You can't stay there.
They will still know where you are.
They will still listen to you.
So, I mean, if your mobile phone was tracking everywhere you go and listening to everything you say, and if the Patriot Act was not designed to protect us and allow them to spy on anyone they want all the time, then we would be under constant surveillance in case we say anything bad against the state, because the state is a one-party dictatorship.
And if you talk against the thinking they want you to have, then you end up in jail if you lived inside the Iron Curtain.
If you lived inside the Iron Curtain.
And obviously, if you expose this fact, say your name was...
Snedward Odin. Okay.
And you expose this fact to people, you'd be praised as a hero for letting people know the government's spying on you.
You wouldn't have to flee to the arch nemesis of your country, to the other side of the world, behind the real Iron Curtain.
Yeah. You'd be hailed as a hero.
Absolutely. And if your name was... Snedward Odin.
Or Tandru 8. Yeah.
Or Ulyan Jasange.
Ulean. Nice name.
Right. This is real conclusive evidence, once and for all, that we don't live in the Iron Curtain.
Because as I said earlier, the people who lived inside the Iron Curtain probably didn't realize how crazy their lives were until afterwards, until the retrospect Allowed them to look back on exactly what degree of slave they were.
I'm sure at the time they had no conception of how enslaved they actually were in their day-to-day lives.
And this is actually a fantastic piece of evidence to prove that we do not live in an Iron Curtain of any kind and that only the bad guys do Iron Curtains during the Cold War and everything's fine now.
Because during the Iron Curtain, news was manipulated by the governments to serve ideological purposes.
Whoa! The news!
The news was a lie!
That everyone loves and trusts and where people get their information.
You're telling me that in the Iron Curtain, the news was manipulated and fake.
You could call it fake news in the Iron Curtain?
You could call the news fake.
Mind blown!
In the Iron Curtain, you could literally say the news was fake.
It was literally fake news.
In the West, the news is designed to inform us so we can make logical, rational decisions to keep us safe of our own free will.
Yes. They don't try and push or purport narratives into our minds.
Never. They wouldn't do that because that would make them dictatorial?
Dictatorial. Dictatorial.
Dick. Tutorial.
A dick. A dick tutorial.
Dick tutorial. Nice.
That's what the news is. Tell you how to be a dick.
Dictatorial. So we don't have to worry about that because the news is all true.
And the Iron Curtain's been over since 89 and there's no more Iron Curtains anywhere on Earth.
And it was defeated by the people who believe in freedom and democracy.
Yes! Yes! We did it, guys!
Thank God we took down that terrible system.
Otherwise, we'd all be living in a slave world.
We'd be living in the matrix.
Freedom! Thank God freedom won.
Because that is a big point.
That would be terrible to live in a world knowing that everything you tell in the news is a lie.
That'd be crazy. Okay. Here's another one that blows my mind.
Listen to this. I don't even believe you.
Books, films, and art forms were censored and changed.
Creativity was restricted and narratives were enforced.
So inside of movies, inside of films and art forms, they're trying to enforce narratives inside the Iron Curtain.
They were trying to make people...
Let's imagine the Iron Curtain was today.
Okay. You turn on Netflix trying to be an innocent...
User of the platform.
Okay. Looking for nothing but entertainment.
Great. And they'd be trying to broadcast ideas into your head.
The Iron Current sounds wild, bro.
Whoa! This must be science fiction.
I can't believe that the Russians would ever do this in the 70s.
Imagine that. Imagine them trying to use something like Netflix or cinema or TV shows to broadcast ideas into your mind.
Wild. Absolutely wild.
Thank God we don't have to deal with that today.
Thank fuck that we do not live behind the Iron Curtain.
I was watching this great show on Netflix the other day.
It was about a transgender, double queer donkey.
Okay. Which had the head of a horse.
Okay. But it was a real special donkey because not only did it have the head of a horse, it had the body of a horse.
Wow! But it was a donkey.
Don't assume it's species.
Exactly. Okay. So it was a donkey with the head of a horse, and also, uniquely, the body of a horse, which identified as a donkey, which was transgender, and it...
Cut off its genitals.
No. It affirmed...
Firm, thank. Because genitals have nothing to do with your gender, but because you want to change gender, you still have to chop up your genitals, even though they're not related.
Great. You understand. We're in business.
And then the donkey told a very harrowing story about how it's not a lesbian.
Okay. Because even though it was female, And like females.
It's actually a man horse that likes females.
Anyway, it had five stars.
So Netflix, I was a bit confused, but they must know exactly what they're doing.
Thank God we have good, objective, non-programming television everywhere, and we don't live behind an iron curtain.
Quality entertainment. Thank God.
Thank God we haven't got to worry about any kind of propaganda getting into our minds.
Absolutely not. I mean, because to live behind the iron curtain, we'd be convinced of a bunch of crazy ideas, you know?
Bunch of crap. Bunch of crap?
Inside the Iron Curtain, travel was restricted.
Traveling was limited or prohibited.
They stopped people traveling?
That's crazy. That's crazy.
They'd never do that to us because we're free in the West.
No, no, no. I mean, we're free. I mean, obviously, when coronavirus was very, very dangerous and deadly, they had to stop everyone and lock them in their house for many, many years in countries like Australia and Israel and all the countries that did the strictest lockdowns.
They locked everyone in their house. Forever, for many years, and loads of people died.
But that was because of a very deadly virus.
They'd never do it just to control us.
That's the kind of stuff they did in the Iron Curtain, Andrew.
Yeah, because here in the Free West, what's really great is diseases come in which they have to destroy your whole life, and you can't go anywhere.
And then one day, Putin invades Ukraine, so everyone stops talking about it.
And then the diseases...
Disappears. And you can do whatever you want again.
Have you never heard of that, Tristan?
Yeah, no, I've heard. I've heard that special military operations in areas like the Donbass actually cure world pandemics.
No, that's an interesting point, but that's not what I've heard of.
I studied microbiology.
Okay, great. So the germs, what happens to the germs?
No, because they're terrorizing our whole life, and they're here, and everyone has to be scared, and wear a mask, you're not allowed to go outside, you're not allowed to eat at restaurants, you're not allowed to see your loved ones, you're not allowed to go to funerals, you're not allowed to do anything.
And then one day...
It's fucking excellent.
The virus just decides, it just all gets together in one big group all across the world,
from China to Australia to America, all the viruses.
I think they're in a big WhatsApp chat and they send on WhatsApp, it's time guys.
And it's gone.
And nobody talks about it.
Nobody's scared of it anymore.
It's amazing because all the people who were very scared of it, aren't scared anymore.
No, they're not.
They're not scared at all.
They're now back to normal.
All the people who were saying, put on a mask.
Now they don't tell you to put on a mask anymore because yeah.
And the news obviously is completely accurate and it's not propaganda
because we don't live behind an iron curtain.
Because they stopped talking about it, they must have known that the disease just went.
Well, yeah, the news is in the WhatsApp chat.
So when the virus messages on WhatsApp, guys, we've been terrorizing the entire Earth.
It's time to disappear inexplicably and forever.
We're just going to disappear now.
The news hears it and then lets you know and then it's fine because poof, poof, poof.
Yeah, Australians didn't get absolutely fucked and restricted from travel.
Because Australia, in case you didn't realize, you saw the map of the Iron Curtain area earlier.
Australia is outside of the Iron Curtain.
It's a Western democracy.
So they couldn't lock people in camps.
You know what? In the West, outside the Iron Curtain, it's cool because...
They care about us so much.
They don't restrict our travel.
Instead, what they do is they put everything close to us inside of a 15-minute city so we don't have to travel.
Look at this, this is great!
So now, they're not restricting your travel.
They're just bringing everything closer to you.
And then they won't let you go outside of your 15-minute city.
Because you don't need to.
You don't need to. Duh. Jesus, yeah.
No, nothing like the Iron Curtain.
So the Iron Curtain, you're not allowed.
But for us, we don't need to.
Which is amazing. Guys, we're going to cut the Twitter feed.
And we're going to come and be exclusively on Rumble to explain about how nuts life was during your Iron Curtain.
And continue to talk about how lucky you are.
You don't live in one of those times. Because often people say...
If I lived in a time like that, I'd cause a revolution.
I wouldn't put up with that.
There's no way I'd allow my freedom to be restricted.
And I guess just at the time, you don't realize how suppressed you are.
Kind of funny. So we're going to cut the Twitter feed.
You can find us exclusively on Rumble at Tate Speech.
And we're going to wait precisely 11 seconds for your slow ass to load up the website and come and join the live stream.
You have 11 seconds. Two.
Three. Four.
Five. 11.
That's COVID. Let's go.
I'm smoking COVID! I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish someone would put COVID in my shisha so I could smoke it.
I've already done that. Good.
So I can prove to the world how stupid it was.
Wait, let me just load up on vitamin C. I heard behind the Iron Curtain, Andrew, that people would queue for goods.
Customers commonly face long queues for basic goods due to shortages.
Can you imagine shortages today?
Look, be very happy we don't live behind the Iron Curtain because what happens in free democracies is they quadruple the prices on everything and your ass gets eaten by inflation so no one can buy the things so they never run out in stores.
Yeah, I mean, we have no problem at all in the West with food security, farmers complaining, the fact that the stores are now getting empty of some goods, the fact that the average price of food has doubled in less than a year.
That's Iron Curtain shit.
Yeah, we don't have to worry about any of that.
Look at these people having to queue for food inside the Iron Curtain.
Wouldn't happen to us. Do you know why?
Because the West is so smart.
We'll just put the price up so high that people don't bother queuing because they can't afford it anyway.
Exactly. Then they have to stay home.
Because when the food runs low, we just put the price up because of inflation.
And then we can sell them bugs to eat.
Exactly. Exactly. So we don't have to worry about food restrictions like they had to during the Iron Curtain, which must have been crazy.
That must have been very strange.
Next. Whoa, this is...
Well, life then must have been nuts.
Go on. Limited consumer choice.
There was a lack... A variety in the consumer products available.
Right, so you're telling me in the Iron Curtain a few key companies owned and controlled absolutely everything you could buy.
So, like, they, for example, like, if we lived in Iron Curtain today, which we don't, like, one or two massive food companies would control absolutely all of the food and fill it with sugar and poison.
Yeah, there was a company, I think, in the Iron Curtain called Rock Black and Guard Van.
Yes. And they owned all of the companies that you purchase in basically any store.
So you have the illusion of choice, but really it's all controlled by the companies that were in control of the government and everything else behind the Iron Curtain.
Exactly. Because here, no, in the West, we have Pepsi, Coke, Fanta, Red Bull, they're all independent companies.
Powerade, independent...
Competing capitalism. So thank God you don't live in the Iron Curtain, where Guard Black had you under control.
Thank fuck. Look at this.
Look at how abundant our food sources is.
This is amazing. I'm so glad we live in a democratic, free society.
It really depends where you go, but here at Highland Park Market, they've been struggling to keep certain items in stock, like orange juice and frozen food products.
A spokesperson telling me COVID is definitely the driving force to this national issue.
It's very evident though when you walk through any store that there's things that are missing on the shelves.
Danita Sulik is one of the many loyal customers of Highland Park Market in Manchester.
But lately, the way she grocery shops has changed for two reasons.
One, her preferred items are not yet available.
And two, prices have been rising.
Instead of filling up her cart, she only buys what she needs.
I tend to be one of those people I buy stuff and it sits in my fridge and I throw it out.
I'm not throwing food out anymore because I'm not buying as much.
I'm not throwing out food anymore because I'm eating it all.
Hoosier, mate! Anyway!
Thank God it doesn't happen to us.
Don't live in the Iron Curtain. Don't live in the Iron Curtain.
So apparently, Andrew, in the Iron Curtain, housing was often assigned by the state with limited choice.
Thank fuck we have freedom because here in the West, it's not like every single property in the last 30 years has quadrupled in price so nobody can ever move out of the neighborhoods they were born in ever.
It's not like poor people have to live where poor people live and rich people live where rich people live and there's no social mobility because no one can Ever on the biggest salaries ever afford to buy a house in the nice areas.
No, no, no, no, no. We live in the free West.
There's absolutely no way that the government has any hand in who lives where.
Yeah, we can actually prove it.
In the West, you're so free to live where you want.
You can live anywhere. You can just rock up in a tent.
Look at this picture. On the left, we have the insane Iron Curtain where you were allocated a house and you weren't allowed to move because you couldn't afford it.
And on the right, we have the free democracy because we don't live in the Iron Curtain where you can live wherever you like.
And let's be honest. I mean, it's clear...
Which would you prefer?
Well, obviously on the right. I mean, I don't want to live behind some kind of insane dictatorship where the price of the average house is so high the average person can't afford it and they're born in a low-income area and they make low wages and inflation destroys them and they can't afford food so they can never save up money so they can never move into a nicer area so basically they have no social mobility.
Are you insinuating that the government in any hand, in any way, controls where people live?
Because we're free. If you're born in a low-income household, most people get a job, and they can just afford to buy a nice house in a nice neighborhood, and their wife can afford to not work, and they can have kids and a nice car, because that's the way.
We're free here, Andrew.
We're free. You're right. We're not living behind the Iron Curtain or any kind of insane dictatorship.
The Iron Curtain is over, over, over.
Even worse. Thank God.
Even worse. In the Iron Curtain, there was collective...
Collective-sized agriculture.
So private ownership was discouraged of farms.
So wait. Private ownership.
So all the farms had to be owned by these few companies.
That's wild. These few companies inside the Iron Curtain, like Rock Black and Guard Van.
Guard Van, yeah. And they would make it basically impossible...
For anybody to be an independent farmer, because if they tried, they would hit him with such insane taxes.
And I guess the people would protest and would block the streets and would complain against the European Union.
I mean, the Russian Union, the USSR, the USSR, the CCP. And they would try and stop all their farms being stolen by these huge, large companies.
Because now, in the Free West, our leaders, I think, I'm not really into the agriculture, I don't really grow anything, I don't know, but I assume, living in the Free West, that the government says, hey guys, you're growing food, very important job, you're the farmers.
Grow as much as you like!
No taxes. Cheap diesel.
Enjoy. Grow as much food as you like because we need food.
Obviously we're in the free west. That must be the case.
Of course. It's food, bro.
Yeah, it's food. So surely the government's like, hey farmers, grow as much as you like.
It's fine. Use what pesticides you like.
Here's some free diesel. Surely that's perfectly fine.
Yeah, because why would they try and damage the people who grow your foods?
That makes no sense.
So it can all be bought by a few key people and they can have total control over the food supply and the water and everything everyone eats?
That, in the Free West...
Well, the reason they did that in the Iron Curtain is so that they could keep the population on the verge of starvation.
So they had to behave to get their bread.
Because if they tried to complain about, I don't know, what the political party was doing, then they would lose their access to food because food wasn't abundant.
So starvation would keep them in line, and they could only do that by collecticizing all of the farms together so they could control them all at once under one massive company.
Because if they were independent, then the free market would ensure that food always existed.
So that's why they had to make sure that didn't happen.
Well, I do love history, but these facts about the Iron Curtain are blowing my mind.
I can't possibly imagine anyone in the Free West living this way.
The farmers in the West are so happy with the freedoms they're given.
They're so happy, actually.
I saw a video of them recently.
I think they were on the streets showing their appreciation to the European Union.
Yes. They were so happy with the European Union that, I mean, some of their tractors may have spilled shit all over the government buildings, but they were gifting the state, you know, free bales of hay that were on fire and things that were important to them because they just really loved how the governments treated them and how much freedom they were given to grow food, which isn't a very important job, as we know.
I mean, look at these farmers who are super happy with the European Union.
These farmers, I mean, this was only last week.
So it's a good thing we don't live in the Iron Curtain.
These guys have blocked all the major roads to a country and blocked off access to the airport because they're so happy that they are not being taxed into oblivion so that the government can control all the state-owned farms and force us to live in communism.
Look at the appreciation these guys show.
This is fucking excellent.
Thank God. Next time I have a stake, I'm going to say thank you, European Union.
Thank you for all of your great support from our wonderful farmers.
That's what I'm going to say.
And it's amazing that, you know, the farmers show that appreciation.
It's very important because we do not live in the Iron Road.
Yeah, because, I mean, obviously plowing the fields and planting the seeds isn't as important as driving to the middle of the cities and blocking off all the roads and airports to show the government how happy you are with them.
Listen to this one. This one's crazy.
Wait, I need some more COVID before I start.
This is nuts. This is wild.
Wild. Strap yourselves in, guys.
We're going on a history ride.
Choo-choo on the history train.
We're taking a trip into the past, discussing wild things that could never possibly happen anymore.
You know, I think I have long COVID. Yeah, me too.
My money's long. My Johnson's long.
My COVID's long.
I've got long COVID. I'm going to start saying that when I meet girls for the first time.
Hey, Andrew Tate, Top G. I know.
I follow you on Instagram.
I see all those fan accounts of you.
I love your message.
You're the last man on earth.
I've got long COVID, baby.
Everything about me is long, baby.
Long D and long C. Right.
Next point. Sorry, COVID. Education propaganda.
The education system was used to indoctrinate children with ideology.
I mean, education is obviously about teaching kids, you know?
We need to teach the children math, science, geography, geology, all the important things to be functioning members of the great Western democracies like France, England, Australia, etc.
We couldn't possibly waste money, because obviously the state pays for education, indoctrinating kids with crazy ideology, because when would they learn the math?
Yeah, that'd be crazy. You wouldn't just send kids to school to teach them a bunch of garbage that you want them to believe.
I mean, that's not what school is for.
And here in the West, outside of the Iron Curtain, we know that.
And we respect parents' rights to teach their kids, you know, about morality and sex and stuff at home.
So what we do in the schools in the West is we teach math and science and geography.
Because we live in a free democratic society.
We don't live in some crazy communist dictatorship where they're trying to brainwash all the children because children's minds are not yet fully formed.
So they can inject ideologies inside of them that they would never believe as an adult because they've already come to worldviews which have been reinforced by reality.
So what they want to do is take children while they're supple and malleable and put ideas in their mind which confuse them for the rest of their lives.
Fucking classic Iron Curtain movie.
Classic! Classic! Classic Iron Curtain move!
Shame on you, Gorbachev!
Shame on you!
You know what? Doing this to your people!
I know you've been dead for a long time and the Iron Curtain's over over there in Russia, but shame on you, Gorbachev!
We would never do that!
I actually have to give credit, because not only in the West do we care so much about the freedom of people and freedom of people's ideas to come up with their own conclusions.
Think about this. In the West, we allow people to just think what they want.
And if they want to watch a particular content creator, which they find value from and they believe is telling them important things, then they can watch them freely without being demonized, right?
Because in the Iron Curtain, if you believed or listened to the words of someone who was seen to be against the government or a dissident or somebody who was seen as bad, What they would do is they would do presentations in the school and in the education system saying, don't listen to this person.
He's telling you bad things about the government.
And that's why I'm so glad that doesn't happen in the West.
I know they do presentations about me, particularly in British schools, trying to convince all the students not to watch our show and not to listen to us.
But they do that because people are so free in the West that they're free to only listen to the people they like and not free to listen to the people the government doesn't like Yes.
Because if they were free to listen to people the government doesn't like, they might come to conclusions in their own mind, which would be against their freedom, because their freedom has relied on them having the same conclusions that the government has, which is why the UK schools try and stop everyone listening to us for their freedom.
Yes. Did you hear what happened in 1965 to that other guy?
I think because the state controlled all the media in the Iron Curtain, and this guy was questioning very basic things that were happening within the Iron Curtain, and the media, which was completely controlled by the state, called this man, I believe his name was Brussel Rand, a rapist!
Wow. All of the media called this guy a rapist.
The state-controlled media called Brussel Rand in the Iron Curtain in 1965 a rapist.
Just to try and discredit his message.
They didn't say he's wrong. They didn't say he's asking the wrong questions.
They said he rapes people.
And Tandrew 8, you heard about him?
Oh yeah, Tandrew 8. He was in jail.
He was a human trafficker. Yeah. Shit.
Shit. Let's talk about Ulyan Jasanj.
Back in Soviet Russia, Ulyan Jasanj got the double treatment.
He got called a rapist, then put in permanent jail.
Permajail! For talking about things the government didn't want him to do.
Permajail! Now, that would never happen today to any free citizen in the West.
The Iron Curtain did this to a man named Ulyan Jasanj.
It must have been scary during the Iron Curtain, because you know what?
I bet the people who were in charge of the country, like the leaders, they'd sit around the parliament, and they'd talk about the people they don't like, and they'd be like, hey guys, this guy's really bad because he's telling people things at home that's going to make them think for themselves.
We have to get rid of him.
We have to get rid of his ideology, so all the leaders of the country would stand around talking about how they can destroy someone's life so he can't tell the truth anymore.
That would be crazy. He reported that schools across the UK are in crisis as the effects of online influencer Andrew Tate's vile misogyny infiltrates our classrooms and society.
Teachers are now having to develop their own resources to re-educate boys who are being brainwashed online by his deeply toxic messaging.
The Prime Minister has been too slow to recognise the damages this is causing.
What has he done? What is this Government doing to tackle this misogyny, this incel culture and the radicalisation of young men in this country?
And will he commit to giving teachers the resources that they need to address this problem head on?
Mr Speaker, with regard to funding, we announced in the autumn statement £2 billion of extra funding for our schools.
But I'm also proud that this Government has introduced the...
You know what's crazy? Imagine living during the Iron Curtain when the most powerful people in the world are standing around in rooms talking about how your life needs to be destroyed and you need to be put in jail.
That would be very scary.
I bet the people in that position are extremely intimidated and must be living in fear.
Anyway, I'm glad we're not in that position because I'm extremely scary Tristan.
That video you just played, it must be from North Korea.
That would be terrible! Because North Korea is the only place that still lives behind an iron curtain today.
That can't be somewhere in the free desert.
Why not have an opinion and saying, hey guys, here's my opinion.
Do you agree with my opinion? What do you think about it?
And people in charge of the country that you're from, that you hold the passport for, stand around in rooms, in the most powerful room in the entire country, and decide to try and ruin your life and put you in jail for something you didn't do, like human trafficking, to try and destroy your entire life because you told people to think for themselves.
Well, it's not like...
England has... Sorry, North Korea.
That's obviously North Korea, right? It's not like they have a bunch of other problems.
Oh, yeah. There's no stabbing epidemic.
There's no drug epidemic. There's no homeless epidemic.
There's no border crisis.
There's no people running around throwing acid on people's faces.
And they don't report the fact that he's an illegal immigrant because they can't find him.
And they don't do any of that. No, they're very busy trying to stop people from having opinions inside the Iron Curtain.
They don't do that here in the West. And you know what?
I have to say this now.
I want to give absolute credit because not many people understand the degree of bravery it would take to have people that powerful out to destroy your life, take you away from your children, lock you in a room for the rest of your human years, and to still sit and tell the truth because you believe God has entrusted you to educate the public.
That takes a degree of bravery that most people underappreciate.
And I want to give absolute credit to anyone who's ever been in that position during the Iron Curtain and continues to talk the truth anyway.
That guy must be a fucking...
G! Stand up to Gorbachev.
Take me to fucking jail.
Give a fuck. Pussy.
So this is a wild one, because obviously it's something that used to happen in the West, apparently, but...
So apparently in the...
in the... Iron Curtain, there was compulsory military service where they forced young men to go and fight in their wars.
Now... I'm English, okay?
That conversation in my lifetime has never been had, especially not last week or the week before.
We don't have people saying we need to send all the young men to fight our wars because we're in charge of your bodies and if we send you to go die, you have to go and die.
That would never happen outside of the Iron Curtain.
Compulsory military service.
Places like Israel is free.
Not on the Iron Curtain. Everyone has to...
No, everyone doesn't have to join the military.
They don't force everyone to join the military to fight their stupid, obnoxious wars.
That would be insane.
Yeah, I mean... Iron Curtain only.
I mean, Britain would never even discuss...
Ever. Ever. The idea of conscription to go to war against their ideological enemies.
See, during the Iron Curtain, the men were conscripted to go to war against the democracies, against their ideological enemies.
Here in a democracy, they would never talk about the fact they're going to conscript all the men, the men they give no freedoms to, the men who aren't allowed to think and don't have food and don't have any rights.
The poor. And the poor and force them to go fight against our ideological enemies.
We would never talk about that in the West.
In fact, I think last week I saw an article in the newspaper discussing exactly how they definitely don't want conscription because they definitely don't want a war with Russia.
Let me see if I can just find it quickly.
Yes, because who would want a war with Russia?
That doesn't make any sense.
Well, I'm sure the average Russian man didn't want a war with America.
Yeah, exactly. But he gets forced into it, right?
Now, obviously, as English people, we have freedom, and we can all stand up and say, obviously, we have no personal beef with Russia, and why would we want to go and fight Russian men?
If I met a Russian man, I'd buy him a drink.
However... If we lived in the Iron Curtain, they'd be trying to force us into some stupid war.
So we could go die.
And if this was the Iron Curtain, they wouldn't send their kids.
Not the kids of the party of the ruling regime.
No, their kids don't go. No, their kids don't go because it's the Iron Curtain.
The poor. Yeah, everyone who's not a child of a leader has to go.
Oh, okay. That makes sense, because you want to maintain control.
Yeah, like a citizen army, you could call it.
But the UK would never discuss such a thing, and they would never try and use their biased news organization to try and prep the world for this kind of war.
That's insane. Nope. Thank God we don't live in the Iron Curtain.
Next point. It's a really interesting one.
Ah, this is just what you were saying, Tristan, about the...
Let me... The appreciation. This is the appreciation of the farmers for letting them have so much freedom.
Skip 12. So much freedom.
Let's see it. One second.
Let me reproduce this.
Because if you're a farmer, there's one thing you need, and that's straw and fertilizer.
So that's what you need as a farmer.
So you would never just spray it over government buildings.
Well, what's fertilizer made of? Poo.
Oh, poo! But as a farmer, you need that.
So what you do is you gift it to the politicians.
Ah, poo! Flip it over.
Poo! Ah, cool.
Poo! So, there's no way they would...
Yeah, the farmers need their poo.
So there's no way they'd spray shit all over the government buildings unless they were trying to show a massive appreciation for the freedoms they have because they don't live in the Iron Curtain.
There's no other reason for them to spray...
Poo! Everywhere! They must love their governments.
Those French farmers must really love their leaders.
They can't be annoyed at all.
They must have loads of tax sprints.
And freedom. They must have loads of freedom.
Of course, they grow the food. They grow the food.
Of course. Government loves it. That's why they're spraying poo everywhere!
Yeah. Because farmers Farmers need poo.
I know you think if you threw poo at someone, it's a gesture of disliking them, but farmers need the poo to fertilize the fields, you see.
This is a very important commodity to our farmers.
So throwing the poo at the European Union buildings and the President's Palace is showing, hey, look, we need this stuff.
It's basically like me throwing gold coins at you to the farmers.
Yeah. Here's some poo.
Thanks. For you.
Here's some poo for you.
For all the things you do.
We're going to jail. We're going to jail.
Right! Next!
Limited religious freedoms inside the Iron Curtain.
Did you know that? They'd attack the idea of religion because if you believe in God, then you have a strict morality and you understand what's right and what's wrong.
So they would mock and belittle the idea of God to try and stop you from believing in God because if they can do that, they can convince you of anything.
But if you believe in God, it's hard to convince you to do bad things because you know it's against your religious principles.
So let me get this straight. If you're a follower of Jesus or the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and you have strong religious convictions, that obviously supersedes absolutely everything.
But if you get rid of this behind the Iron Curtain, and that all disappeared, so these countries that were very religious became non-religious because of the Iron Curtain.
Yeah. That's crazy.
Because, yeah, as you said, if people believe in God, they will come along and say, I don't care what you say or how you try and use your propaganda machine.
That goes against my holy book.
So they have to mock the idea of God.
And they did it with religious mockery via cultural figures.
And they made the whole idea of God seem silly and stupid in the Iron Curtain.
Like the movies and the music that you said.
All the fucking... Everything's got propaganda built into it.
The state owns all the media.
And everyone's forced to watch it, including your youngest kids, to get rid of...
The idea of God, so you can force in the idea of some insane bullshit that's bad for society so they can control you.
The Iron Curtain sounds wild!
That's right! They've convinced your children that it's cool to mock God so they don't believe, so they have no religious conviction, so they can control everyone.
Wow! That's insane.
Gorbachev, you monster!
How dare you!
Political prisons! Political prisons?!
Dissidents could be imprisoned without a trial!
Oh my god!
Without a trial!
No way! I mean, when we went to jail, we were convicted, right?
No, that was an error.
That was a mistake.
It must have been someone from the Iron Curtain that did this to us.
Someone from behind the Iron Curtain must have told the people in the Free West to put us in jail without trial.
And obviously Julian Assange, whose name sounds oddly like Julian Assange.
Julian Assange was a guy in the Iron Curtain.
Julian Assange, however, lives in this day and age and he talks against the government and he lives in complete freedom.
He's in jail, but he's had a trial and he's been convicted, right?
You know, oh, has he had a trial?
Yeah, no, he's at that big trial where he got sentenced to all the time he's now doing in jail.
Well, he's in jail. He must have had a trial.
No, he must have had a trial. I mean, this is the Free West.
The worst thing a government can do to you is come in your house with a bunch of armed men with guns at five o'clock in the morning and drag you to a jail without a trial.
Yeah, I mean, that's the worst thing a government can do.
In the Iron Curtain. In the Iron Curtain.
In the Iron Curtain. Thank God that doesn't happen in the West.
Ever. The Matrix has attacked you.
When did this happen? North Korea?
Where were you? North Korea? This is North Korea.
That's not me. It's a guy who looks like you in North Korea.
It's Korean Andrew. Korean Andrew.
Yeah. Ching Cholama Chang.
Andrew Sun. Andrew Sun, yeah.
That guy looks like me. So what would happen is, inside the Iron Curtain...
Inside the Iron Curtain. Inside the Iron Curtain, what would happen is, the people who were in charge of the country would stand around in the Parliament, or the important building, and they'd discuss how someone's ideas are annoying to them, because it goes against the ideas they're trying to convince everyone of at home with the propaganda machine, and then they'd throw him in jail without trial to teach him a lesson.
I don't believe it.
That's... That's...
That is crazy!
That is crazy That is crazy
Tristan that's Crazy!
There's no way!
In the Free West!
No way that could ever happen here!
Never! But the Iron Curtain was a crazy place, kids.
You would not want to live behind the Iron Curtain.
And they'd sit there.
The people who are in this very important building who ran the country and they'd say, we've offered this guy money.
We've offered this guy status.
We've offered him protection from the propaganda machine.
Why won't he just say the things we want him to say?
And they would say, why is this person so stubborn?
Why does he think he needs to tell the truth instead of disagree to our lies?
Now we have to put him in jail without trial.
Why won't he just listen?
Prisoners produced a lot of the state-owned goods?
No way. No, wait, no.
I'm saying prisoners. Hear me out.
People who are in prisons, yes, were working basically for free, for nothing, making state goods, like, you know, all the license plates.
No, no, no, no. Not license plates, of course.
I must have just made that up in the top of my head.
All the state goods they were forced to make in the prisons, and they used these people as slave labor.
Behind the iron curtain.
You know what's interesting about slave labor?
Most people think slave labor means you work for free, but that's not how it works.
Traditionally, slave labor, what they do is they get to do a job, but they don't pay you enough money to ever get free from the job.
So you have enough money to pay for your own house and enough money to barely buy food, but you have to continue to go to the job forever.
That's what makes you a slave. Most people think if you're a slave, you're not getting paid.
That's incorrect because it actually takes more trouble and more work for them to build you a house and give you food and make you work all the time when you don't want to than it is for them to convince you that you should continue to work and buy your own house and buy your own food with the meager money they give you, but you'll never have enough money to escape the circle that you're in of debt.
So you're a slave without knowing you're a slave, which means that you're less likely to try and escape.
But truthfully, you have no way of ever getting out because you're stuck working in the same place, barely eating, and barely paying your rent.
That's how they used to do slavery in the Iron Curtain.
You didn't work for free. You worked for so low money that you couldn't escape the No, but in our system, at least, you know, money is real wealth and it's backed by real goods like gold and stuff.
So when they give us money, they've worked hard for it.
They've mined gold and stuff.
So when they give us these pieces of paper, there's real value behind them.
Yeah. So we can't be slaves.
Yeah. Because if you lived in a system where they could just print the money for free.
Yes. As much as they like.
As much as they like. And you'd do anything for the money.
And they only gave you barely enough to pay for your house and your food.
And you never stood a chance of getting out.
What they've done is enslaved you in a way that prevents you trying to break free.
Because if they gave you a house and gave you food and made you work, you'd be trying to escape and they'd need guys with guns, etc.
It's hard. But if they give you a job which barely allows you to afford the same things a slave would get, and you somehow believe you're free, the best prison, of course, is the prison you don't realize you are in.
You're now a slave with no chance of escape.
And that's what they used to do.
They used to give you very low money in these slave camps, so you could barely afford to live, so you had to continue to be a slave, otherwise you'd starve to death because they controlled all the food and all the houses.
Okay, wonderful. Thank God we don't live in the Iron Curtain.
Thank God. Thank God.
Thank God. I've got a little bit. You read that number 17.
I've got a few things to say about this.
Sure. I've got a historical story to share with all of you kids at home.
Cool. So inside of the Iron Curtain, because they didn't want people to hear the other side of the story, which is, you know, of course, because if you have like this crazy dictatorship and you're controlling everyone's lives, you don't want people to hear how people live outside of the Iron Curtain.
Of course not. So you have to block access to the other team's media.
Yes. Right? So thank God we live in a free West where if a journalist wanted to go talk to, I don't know, Vladimir Putin, nobody would be upset about it.
You know what? It would just be like, oh yeah, he's a journalist and he's doing an interview.
What's the big deal? Well, in 1979, there was a very famous story in the Iron Curtain where a very brave journalist, I believe his name was Cucker Tarlson, He teamed up with a man named Milan Usk.
Okay. And he was going to go to America to interview the President of the United States as a journalist from behind the Iron Curtain.
Can you believe it? Crazy. And this man, Milan Usk, was going to broadcast it to the entire world.
But the Iron Curtain, because you're behind the Iron Curtain, didn't just say you're a journalist, go do your job.
Block it. Stop it.
They rolled out high-ranking party officials to discredit them, to call them names like propagandists and puppy dog.
And the Iron Curtain was wild.
I don't know what happened to this guy, Cucker Tarlson, but he sounds like he has massive balls.
Massive balls! As well as Milan Usk.
They clearly have huge balls.
And I don't know what happened back in 1979 when this happened.
I need to follow up on this story.
I'll learn more before the next emergency meeting.
But here in the West...
If someone wanted to go to maybe the world's second biggest superpower and interview the leader because it's very important to hear what that man has to say, we'd just let him go.
And the people broadcasting it would receive no backlash.
Everyone would be grateful, including and especially the people in charge.
They'd say, yes, educate the people at home.
You don't have to agree with what the opposition leader says, but let's at least hear his side of the story.
You're free to hear it because we're so correct and he's so bad that when you hear him, you'll agree more with us.
I think that's what would happen in the West if a journalist tried to go to, let's say, Russia to interview their president.
Which is why on Western News you always see Putin's unedited speeches.
Yes. You see Chinese leaders' unedited speeches.
What life is really like in Moscow, the opinions of Russian people, the opinions of Russian people living in places like Crimea and the Donbass.
You hear unedited, completely normal, uncensored opinions from ethnic Russians all the time.
Of course. Because we allow you to hear both sides of the story.
There's no media blockade in which we prevent the other people from ever having a voice to the normal populace.
And we just sit there and try and propagandize the standard populace of the country with our lies, which we purport endlessly.
That would be some kind of insane dictatorship.
And I'm very glad we don't live under that system because under the Iron Curtain, you couldn't get access to Western media.
But now that we're in the West and we're free, we have all the Eastern media we can enjoy.
All All the time. I can't get rid of it.
It's an all-you-can-watch Eastern media buffet on every single news station all of the time.
And when our very unbiased and completely fair news decides to come up with a version of events, they show both sides of the story.
Always! Always! Always!
Inside the Iron Curtain, you needed internal passports to travel within the country.
Why would you need an internal passport if you're living in a 15-minute city, dummies?
Yeah, true. What they should have done is built all the amenities and things people need around their houses so there's no need to travel.
I remember when I got my COVID vaccine and that was allowing me to go places.
Yes, because we all got vaccinated.
For real. Eight boosters.
When we had our COVID passports to protect us all, I remember how happy I was that I could go everywhere I wanted because I just got the boosters I was supposed to get.
So that doesn't count as an internal passport because that would mean if I disagreed with the government, I wouldn't be allowed to travel, which means if I disagree with what the government says, I wouldn't have an internal passport like the Iron Curtain.
But it was done for my safety because of the virus, which is why I can smoke COVID and I'm fine.
Exactly. And yeah, no, great.
I mean, obviously the West, there are internal passports.
That was for the good of society to save everyone from that extremely deadly virus.
But the Iron Curtain, I mean, sounds wild.
Why didn't they just build 15-minute cities?
What are you guys dumb? Why do you need to travel if you have your bug center and your carbon credit store?
Wake up, Gorbachev! Right next to your house!
Duh! Wild.
Who are these guys? Clowns.
As you know, in the West, all art is very good.
Very talented painters, the greatest artists in the world, the type of people like the modern-day Michelangelo who painted the roof of the Sistine Chapel.
Beautiful art is everywhere because we live in a free market society and we can decide what's beautiful and what's not.
In the Iron Curtain, get this, there was state-sponsored art.
Artists had to come up with works that aligned with state ideology to be supported.
So if we were living in the iron current, hear me out, every single art display ever put up in the last 50 years would be some ugly, stupid, scribble, or dildo statue.
Or like the ugliest fountains in the world.
We wouldn't have... I mean, here in the West, we have beautiful art in every single city center because they want to enlighten the human soul and inspire us to live free.
Well, yeah. I mean, we live free, which is why they don't have to talk about conscription all the time because like the Iron Curtain we mentioned earlier, how they tried to force people to go to war is they don't do that here in the West.
Exactly. They don't have to talk about going to war with the people who you don't agree with and everyone has to go fight except for their kids, just everyone else's kids.
They don't do that here in the West. Let's find some amazing recent art to prove conclusively that our art is not garbage designed to purport a bullshit agenda and destroy people's minds.
Let's find some...
Let's find some really beautiful, inspiring art from today's modern age.
Okay. It won't take me long to just Mr.
Producer. Because there's got to be millions of pieces of art that are absolutely stunning and beautiful.
I mean, we haven't stopped producing beautiful art since the 1600s because that was good.
1700s got better. 1800s, very good art.
Early 1900s, very good.
And 2024... Pinnacle of world art!
We got better at everything.
Our buildings are more beautiful.
Everything we build looks elegant.
Everything we build is inspiring.
And the art is off the chain beautiful.
Well, you think if we built those amazing cathedrals in the 1700s and 1800s, and if Michelangelo was done out pure marble all that time ago.
And all in love for God.
He was inspired by God. With modern technology, we'd create amazing art.
And we do. I think you have some of it right here.
Wow!
That's not oppressive and terrifying!
Whoa! Mind blown.
Mind blown.
Let's talk about the merits of this modern art.
So I think the hand is a symbol for jerking off.
Yeah, jerking off. And the face is a symbol for the empty soulless life you live when you sit around believing the matrix and jerking off all the time.
So you sit there Mindlessly.
So is this in North Korea, or are these pictures from the 1970s behind the Iron Korean?
No! This is the modern stuff here in the Free West, dummy!
Look! On the left, it's the freedom...
Hurts my eyes!...to be soulless and jerk off!
That is freedom, I mean...
And on the right, we have a feminist!
We have a family. They wouldn't just create utter complete shit.
I mean, what's next? Someone's going to make a statue of a dwarf holding a butt plug and call it art?
That could never happen.
I mean... That wouldn't be very artistic.
I feel like only behind the Iron Curtain could someone think, let's upset everyone and their family values so much because nothing is sacred, that our new art is a dwarf holding a giant butt plug.
I mean, only in the Iron Curtain could anyone possibly ever think of doing that.
It would never happen today.
What's that? Is that Iron Curtain?
That's not a fuck. That's not a butt plug.
What is it? That's a- Anal beads!
No. That's ice cream.
Oh! And that's not a dwarf.
That's a vertically challenged human.
And we shouldn't assume their gender.
It could be a dwarfette. That's a vertically challenged humanoid.
Non-binary. They, them, which enjoys flavorless ice cream.
Sorry, F. At first I thought this was a little hairy dwarf holding anal beads, but clearly I've been mistaken because this isn't from the Iron Curtain, is it?
No, this is from right now. This is from the free democracy.
Because we just talked about how we built these beautiful cathedrals and all this amazing art.
Amazing. And with modern technology...
With hammers and chisels. There's no way we do what the Iron Curtain does and try and destroy the souls of humans by making sure all modern art is bullshit.
Let me give an example. Let's say we spent $10 million of the hard-earned money because...
You're paying. You're paying.
And every 10 million they print from their printers inflates the currency and makes food more expensive.
So the average person is not going to allow food to become more expensive and inflate the currency and make it harder for them to live unless the statue put in the middle of their city is worth it.
I can't pay my bills, but look at the beauty of that statue.
Yeah, it's got to be like Michelangelo's David or something comparable.
Or a massive black dildo!
Are you telling me you wouldn't pay higher bills for that?
You're telling me you wouldn't pay higher bills for a massive black dildo in the middle of your city?
Be honest. Tell me the truth.
I can't do this anymore, Andrew.
Why? I can't stay in character.
What character? What do you mean? Alright, if you want to pretend you're in a character, then riddle me this, friend.
If this isn't modern art if this isn't the most beautiful thing you've ever seen there's something wrong with you
That's a dwarf holding ice cream But you know what? I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt.
I'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt.
Because I'm a nice man, and I think when you have a point to prove, you should always try your best to give the benefit of the doubt.
Because if you can't give the benefit of the doubt to your adversaries, then perhaps you're wrong, you know?
And I don't want to be seen wrong. So if you seem to think In your crazy brain that this is a dwarf holding a butt plug as opposed to a vertically challenged non-binary human eating flavorless ice cream.
Then I'm going to prove to you once and for all that we do not make massive pointless statues of butt plugs.
Because I'm gonna prove to you once and for all that there's no way that here in the free west
We would just make massive butt plug statues and put them out in public around
beautiful historic buildings to destroy the entire look of a city
That's clearly a Christmas tree.
You're so funny.
I'm so sorry.
That's clearly a Christmas tree.
That's the most Christmassy Christmas tree.
UK taxpayers, well played.
That is beautiful.
Do you now admit you're wrong about the butt plugs?
I admit I was wrong. You're wrong about the butt plugs.
That's got to be the Christmas spirit.
laughter laughter
ooooh What other crazy
things happened under the iron curtain? laughter
sigh We need to get a bit more COVID. You know what?
Perhaps we should lighten things up a little bit.
Because we don't live in the Iron Curtain.
Which gives us the freedom to have things like G of the Week.
You know? And last G of the Week was M.R. M.R. Very well deserved.
Pussy turn red. But now I've discovered another man who might be G of the Week.
He's a misunderstood man.
Before we get on to this, let's close in comments.
Gentlemen and ladies, I hope you understand what we tried to do here tonight.
I hope you at least understand what we've tried to show you here tonight, because you've read the disclaimer.
We're joking. Don't put us in jail.
But yeah, living behind the Iron Curtain would have been this very, very scary time.
And with no information from the outside, I'll tell you, in fact, how the Iron Curtain eventually fell.
The Iron Curtain eventually fell.
Because the matrix of control was broken by people telling the truth.
So back in the late 1980s, it was a radio broadcast.
Channels like Free Europe Radio would broadcast from Germany and Czechoslovakia deep into the Iron Curtain.
And people would pick up these radio signals and listen and be like, Wow!
That's what life is like outside of the Iron Curtain?
Wow! Maybe our government has us under control.
Revolution started and...
When I believe it was Ronald Reagan said, Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
The Iron Curtain fell within the space of a few weeks, and the matrix of control was broken via information coming from outside.
And the will of the people.
And today, with heroes like Chris, who runs Rumble, Elon, who runs X, people speaking the truth, people like us, Dan Bongino, Russell Brand, etc., I feel like the free Europe radio of 2024.
Because the parallels we've drawn between the Iron Curtain and today are well and truly scary.
And what we're trying to do, and what we're trying to be, is the free Europe radio of 2024.
We're trying to at least make you think.
Think about the world you live in and whether it be on a micro scale within your own homes or families or towns or on a macro scale to make positive changes.
That's all we're trying to do.
God's truth is light and demons require the darkness to operate and just as you very pertinently and absolutely correctly observed or pointed out, it was the truth that destroyed the Iron Curtain because when you have a matrix of control, it will always be Held up by and charged by and fueled by lies and people who tell the truth are doing God's work for that exact reason and they try very hard to convince you to ignore your own eyes because they want to brainwash you to a level where you'll ignore the truth that even your own eyes will tell you.
You'll look at the sky and say it's blue.
They'll tell you it's green.
You'll look at a man and say he's a man.
They'll tell you it's a woman. And they're trying to convince you that your own eyes are lying to you because they require lies to keep you enslaved.
And it is God's will that you know the truth because speaking the truth is spreading light and the demons operate in the dark.
And the Iron Curtain, which very thankfully we do not live under because the people who lived under the Iron Curtain probably didn't realize exactly how bad their lives were until it fell.
And once they tasted true freedom, they never wanted to go back.
And it was dragged down by the truth.
Very correctly, as you said.
And that's why a lot of the places that were the former Iron Curtain are some of the freest places today, ironically.
The least surveyed.
It's absolutely crazy how history has done a 180.
Anyway. Moving on from our Iron Curtain history lesson.
I'm going to replace you on this show.
Don't leave. Just hang out.
I'll do the show with you. No, no, no.
Hear me out. I'll leave right now. Don't get mad.
No, I'll leave right now. I don't care.
It's time for you to go. Because I found a guy who I think would be a better co-host.
I think we owe our audiences the best possible show we can do.
And I just want you to hear me out.
So I'm fired. Yeah, just hear me out before you lose your seat.
Okay. This guy is G of the Week.
M to R is G of the Week last week.
This guy is G of the Week this week. And I feel like he would be a better podcast host.
Co-host than you currently are.
I don't want to get mad. I just want you to understand the people at home deserve the best.
With an open mind, I'm looking at this.
His name is David Hampson.
David Hampson is known locally in his hometown of Swansea as the Silent Man because he will block roads by standing directly in the middle of them and will not speak whatsoever.
He will walk to his local police station and block the road directly outside the station.
He refuses to talk to police, lawyers, or even therapists.
He's been repeating the exact same stunt since 2014.
He gets arrested, goes to prison, gets released, and goes back to block the road.
It's unclear as to why David refuses to speak, but a local judge believes that the defendant's silence is the result of breathtaking arrogance and insolence.
In 2018, he was sentenced to 42 months in prison, but even that didn't stop him because he blocked the road again in 2021.
This is a man of strong conviction.
A man whose morals and mind and principles cannot be altered and affected by the Matrix.
If he believes he must do something, then he will do it regardless of how he is attacked.
He was put in jail for a Matrix attack!
That's not Matrix attack. He's a weirdo.
What, David Hampson's a weirdo?
Yes. Clearly. Look at his face.
He's clearly a weird guy.
You think he's weird? He looks like a child molester.
Whoa. Tristan, this is G of the Weed.
When he is not blocking traffic, he's watching child porn.
That would be my guess.
I'm a bit worried. But then maybe you do have a vested interest in trying to stop me from believing this guy is going to be a good co-host of the podcast.
He's not going to join the podcast.
I think he'd have interesting things to say.
He wouldn't. He's a silent man.
Admit he's a man of strong conviction.
I'm done with this. Admit he has strong convictions.
I'm done. Will you admit that?
Yeah. Okay. Fine. Does he have strong convictions?
Yeah. Okay. Stronger than you?
I'm not listening. Nope.
They Matrix attacked him.
He went to jail for no reason.
And he got out and stuck to his guns.
He's the kind of man I need on my team.
He's the kind of man who sticks by what he believes in.
He'd be a fantastic co-host.
He just doesn't get it.
But you know what, David? I understand you.
I understand. Sometimes you believe things.
People think you're crazy. Everyone tries to talk you out of it.
Everyone says, don't do that. They're going to put you in jail.
Doesn't make sense. Why would you just block the road?
It doesn't make sense. But in his mind, he knows something they don't know.
He's 20 years ahead. They call him crazy now.
Then they'll call him a conspiracy theorist.
Soon they'll call him right. David, you're a G of the week.
Congratulations. And to reply to one of the messages we got inside of the chat.
Tristan? Ah, yeah, he's fired.
This is the new Top G tracksuit.
And I'm going to show you a picture of it.
Because on topg.com, I look devilishly handsome wearing it.
So I'm going to show you all the new Top G tracksuit.
Because it's gangster.
And I'm very proud of it.
And I've decided to stop wearing anything else.
So basically what I do now, because I'm super rich, is I just wear this same thing every day.
And nobody can say shit to me because I'm rich.
Look at this, bro.
Pow! Got the emblem on the hood.
Top G. Top G on the pants.
It's all on topg.com for the top G's out there.
If David wants to reach out, For a job.
And a free track suit.
Now that Tristan's officially fired, I offer him a position on the Emergency Meeting Podcast because I believe he has very interesting things to say.
He may have not spoken yet.
So think of all the things he saved in his brain that will be really good for him to say when he finally talks.
He's been saving up waiting for me to fire Tristan.
That's why he stood in the road so he would get arrested so he'd make the news so I would notice him so I can fire Tristan and give him a job on the emergency meeting podcast.
Wheels within wheels.
Got to see beyond. Crack the matrix.
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