INSOMNIA STREAM： DUMPHREY THE WHALE.mp3

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00:09:58 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
00:10:03 I'm your host, of course. Devon Stack. This is the insomnia stream. Dump free the whale. Well addition, I said, and put that on the.
00:10:14 I didn't put that on the uh the tile or whatever.
00:10:18 Well, it's on the title, but it is. It's the dump free the Whale edition.
00:10:24 I'll maybe I'll fix it. Who knows now, or maybe just dump free the.
00:10:28 Whale boom through the whale.
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00:10:51 12K TV projected on the side of a building and so I see that's blocking and I'll try to. I'll see what I can do.
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00:11:21 The bit rate is still pretty low though, like I I didn't want to gamble. Well, apparently I I did. I didn't want to gamble too much though with the bit rate and.
00:11:32 We'll we'll see how this all goes.
00:11:34 This this might just be really frustrating for everyone involved, or it might work. Might work great, might have just been a little minor we, you know, we get hiccups anyway sometimes or occasionally maybe a maybe, I don't know, like.
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00:11:47 A giant pterodactyl flew in in front of the the satellite dish, right? Something like that. Who knows? Who knows?
00:11:55 But everything seems to be working now, but anyway I thought you know.
00:12:00 You could you could. We could use a little bit of a break.
00:12:04 From all the, everyone's always worried all these, all these black pills. Ohh, it's depressing.
00:12:11 Can't we have any?
00:12:13 Can't we have any white pills? Can't we have any good stories every once in a while?
00:12:20 I mean.
00:12:22 We could, and there's ways that can happen that are that are up to me. By the way, I don't understand. There's ways that that this can happen.
00:12:33 I'm not the one making the news. I'm not the one writing the history.
00:12:40 I'm not the one creating the situation that white people find themselves in in the West.
00:12:46 That's not me. I'm not doing any of that.
00:12:49 I'm just telling you about it because there seems to be there seems there's a lot of people who are.
00:12:55 Unaware and so.
00:12:58 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Does that get you down? Does that getting you a little bit down? It should. Maybe it should. Maybe that's the problem.
00:13:07 Maybe that's, but anyway let's I I started thinking about what? What? Look, we talk about that's.
00:13:14 It's happy and fun people like like like whales, right? They like whales. Who doesn't like whales?
00:13:21 You're like Wales, right guys? You guys like Wales?
00:13:24 Big, stupid whales floating around the ocean being whales.
00:13:30 Oh, they're smart and I start thinking about how whales were, like, really big.
00:13:37 In the 80s, for some reason and it was like save the whales this and maybe it's cause, I just maybe I cause I lived in California, I don't know. Seemed like everything was about whales all the time. They had that Star Trek movie about whales.
00:13:51 It's been hump humpback specifically.
00:13:56 We need a we need to get a hump. The humpback whales. They went extinct.
00:14:00 In that Star Trek movie, that was the the whole thing was humpback whales have gone extinct.
00:14:06 And there's this thing coming to kill us all.
00:14:09 And the only thing that can stop them.
00:14:12 Is is the song of a whale? I don't. I don't. Whatever. Right, I didn't again. I didn't write it. It's that was the. That was the. That was the premise.
00:14:26 But what else? If they cause they're extinct, the earth is doomed. Unless, of course they can. They can go back in time to the 80s when they're still wells.
00:14:38 Then get a whale and and bring it back to the future.
00:14:44 Lot of lot of time travel in 80s movies too. A lot of time travel and.
00:14:50 And just.
00:14:51 Whales like, and this had it all this had it all. It was time travel in Wales.
00:14:57 So they got a well, they brought it back to the.
00:15:00 The future and.
00:15:04 The whale talk to the alien or something and.
00:15:07 And the alien was like, alright, I won't destroy Earth because you have a whale. I don't. It didn't make any.
00:15:12 Sense to me, but.
00:15:14 People were big into whales, big into whales, lots of whale T-shirts.
00:15:20 You you probably.
00:15:21 Probably met a lot of millennial girls in her day that.
00:15:25 Then all they wanted to do, they want to be what I want to be a marine biologist.
00:15:30 I want to be a marine biologist.
00:15:33 Study whales.
00:15:35 Let dolphins hunt me in the in the dolphin tank.
00:15:40 But alright, alright, you guys, I I'm giving the people what they want.
00:15:46 Giving the they want whales. I'll give them fucking whales.
00:15:51 And I start thinking about.
00:15:53 80s whales.
00:15:58 There's, I don't know. I I had to think.
00:16:03 Of 80s whales.
00:16:05 There's 80s wells and.
00:16:07 And one of the 80s wells.
00:16:10 Was was Humphrey the whale?
00:16:13 Humphrey the whale.
00:16:15 Some of you old timers might remember hump for the whale.
00:16:20 He's he's sort of a 90s whale too.
00:16:24 Hunt for the whale is world famous for a while.
00:16:28 Let me let me set the.
00:16:31 Let me set the stage.
00:16:33 Let me set the stage, or perhaps.
00:16:37 Perhaps before I set the stage.
00:16:40 Since this isn't 80s whale.
00:16:44 Right, this is an 80s. Well, maybe the only way to properly set the stage.
00:16:51 Is to do it with the help.
00:16:53 Of our favorite.
00:16:54 The magic negro.
00:16:58 Geordie laforge.
00:17:04 This is great.
00:17:06 Well, here we go. I'm hoping we'll be lucky and see some whales today. Humpback whales have been sighted not far from here along the North Atlantic coast. They migrate here to spend the summers feeding. You know, whales have an amazing sense of direction. They seem to know just how to get where they're going.
00:17:26 But sometimes it can make a mistake.
00:17:29 And.
00:17:30 Take a wrong.
00:17:32 Well, that's what happens to Humphrey and this true story. It's called Humphrey the lost whale.
00:17:43 Humphrey the well you were the will of the world.
00:17:49 A true story.
00:17:50 Ohh, freeze the whale.
00:17:52 Alright, so Humphrey the whale.
00:17:55 The lost whale.
00:17:58 So the story of Humphrey the whale begins.
00:18:01 In 1985, October 10th.
00:18:04 To be precise.
00:18:09 He was first sighted.
00:18:12 I'm for the whale in the San Francisco Bay.
00:18:15 As George Laforge explained.
00:18:19 Whales would often migrate S from the Alaska area.
00:18:25 And so they would cruise across the Pacific Coast.
00:18:29 Of California.
00:18:32 And for some reason, hump for the whale.
00:18:35 Well, he he he got separated from the pot or or whatever, and he swam under the Golden Gate Bridge.
00:18:44 Swam into the Bay.
00:18:47 And everyone was was excited that the whales don't go into the Bay.
00:18:53 So it made the news. People were snapping pictures.
00:18:57 Thinking like, wow, I got the.
00:18:59 Not only are whales all over the TV and all that remote, I got my own.
00:19:03 Whale right here.
00:19:07 But then.
00:19:08 Then things went wrong. Things went terribly, terribly wrong.
00:19:12 Terribly wrong.
00:19:13 You see Humphrey Humphrey the whale.
00:19:17 He got he got lost.
00:19:20 He got lost. He didn't know how to get back out to the ocean.
00:19:24 Instead of going back to the ocean, he started swimming up river inland.
00:19:30 He started swimming up the Sacramento River. The Sacramento River is pretty big, or at least you know where it meets the ocean. Most rivers are, but it's not that big like like it. And it gets narrow pretty quick. And there's a there's a delta.
00:19:43 There's a. Yeah, there's, there's there's water for a while.
00:19:48 But.
00:19:50 Not, not. Not like salt water, which whales need for for a variety of reasons.
00:19:57 And it's just not, you know, whales, usually they're not. Well, they're not salmon. So it's it's weird to see a whale swimming upstream. And that's what this did. In fact, it was swimming several miles.
00:20:02 Oh.
00:20:12 Up the river.
00:20:14 And so people started freaking out, going what are we going to do? There's a giant. It's, by the way, 40 foot 40 foot.
00:20:18 Thanks.
00:20:22 Humpback whale.
00:20:25 Adult humpback whale.
00:20:28 Coming up to the.
00:20:29 Sacramento river.
00:20:31 Now at first this just drew crowds. People gathered around the the sides of the river.
00:20:38 And brought their kids.
00:20:41 To to see the whale and they thought it was just kind.
00:20:43 Of amusing.
00:20:43 You know, a little, a little alarming, but maybe, you know, he's he's gonna figure it out eventually. He's gonna turn around, he's gonna go back to the Bay.
00:20:53 This goes on for a couple of days.
00:20:56 And they become more and more concerned. He's now been in fresh water, in a river for several days.
00:21:06 In fact, he's he's about.
00:21:08 60 miles inland, 60 miles up the Sacramento River.
00:21:12 Wells.
00:21:16 So at this point, like, OK, he's.
00:21:20 He's gonna do. He's either doing like, the longest beaching of himself ever or he's he's totally lost. Lost all sense of direction.
00:21:30 He's in fresh water. It's murky water.
00:21:33 So he can't really see.
00:21:35 He's using his weird whale navigation or whatever.
00:21:39 But we got to do something about this or or he's going to die. And this was all over the news, not just locally in California, but it was all over the national news as well. In fact, it was on international news.
00:21:54 You know the the big you know it, it was kind of like the the kid that falls in the well. Well, it's people like well, stories, apparently it's a different.
00:22:04 Different. Well, but it it was similar.
00:22:07 Instead of a.
00:22:07 Kid falling on a whale as a whale.
00:22:09 That fell up a river.
00:22:11 60 miles.
00:22:14 Here's a news report from around that time.
00:22:18 Humphrey the humpback whale kept cruising up and down the Sacramento River today, still about 40 miles from the Pacific Ocean, still refusing to go home like all intelligent mammals, whales migrate S for the winter in the Pacific. It is an annual trek from Alaska to Mexico or Hawaii. That's what Humphrey was doing.
00:22:38 Earlier this month, when he made a wrong left turn turning E under the Golden Gate Bridge.
00:22:43 There on October 11th, he was spotted basking in San Francisco Bay, frolicking among the freighters. Experts were baffled. Normally, humpback whales never get lost.
00:22:54 This is.
00:22:54 Extremely unusual. I've never heard of a humpback coming back.
00:22:59 So they tried hurting Humphrey back to the ocean. Scientists gave chase in boats and helicopters, but the wayward whale kept wandering up a river instead, getting stuck on a sandbar. At one point, a tugboat was called in to help nudge him off.
00:23:13 Glad we got him turned the right direction, maybe.
00:23:16 Which direction is the right direction or the ocean I hope.
00:23:20 But it was the wrong direction.
00:23:24 Humphrey dumphy the.
00:23:26 Whale so the stupid whale they would, they would do whatever they could to get them to go the direction they wanted towards the ocean.
00:23:34 And no matter what they tried, he kept swimming up the river.
00:23:39 You get stuck in the shallow bits cause it's a river. There's a fucking 40 foot whale in a river.
00:23:46 And they rammed him with a tugboat. Still. What a. Well, that must have been a fun day at work. Right. Well, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:23:55 You're gonna throw one of those barges.
00:23:58 We're gonna. I'm always. I'm the I'm telling the tugboat Captain ready to tug me some barges. What's on the agenda today? Are we gonna?
00:24:03 Cool.
00:24:07 You know, Ram a rail off a sandbar that's a must have mixed things up a little bit. So they they ram, they ram Humphrey off of the sand bar and dumb ass dumbass Humphrey starts swimming up the stream. He's just like thanks, guys. And he just keeps going up the fucking river.
00:24:26 And the people like, oh, fuck. What are we gonna do with this guy? What are we gonna cause? We gotta do something. We gotta do something.
00:24:34 Bills have an acute sense of hearing, so scientists tried playing underwater sounds of a killer whale.
00:24:40 The killer whale is a natural enemy of the humpback whale and we hope that by playing these sounds, the animal will turn around and move downstream.
00:24:47 But that didn't work either. Neither did sounds of soothing music. The meandering mammal kept meandering upstream. Whale experts began to wonder why.
00:24:56 Perhaps Humphrey just wandered up river to.
00:24:59 Need. Perhaps he's brain damaged. Perhaps he's insane.
00:25:03 He's insane. We we got an insane whale on our hands.
00:25:10 He's uh.
00:25:12 Uh, man, he's brain damaged derpy old Humphrey.
00:25:16 What are we going to do?
00:25:18 So the first tactic they try using.
00:25:21 To get to manipulate him into going the direction that they want.
00:25:26 Was fear.
00:25:29 They saw they, they said. You know what we can do? We'll get the sounds of killer whales. They hate killer whales, the natural enemy of the humpback.
00:25:38 We'll play killer whale sounds at them.
00:25:43 And that and that'll freak him out. He'll be like, ohh. The killer whales are coming.
00:25:48 I gotta turn around and go back the way I came. This apparently this river is.
00:25:53 Infested with killer whales, but.
00:25:57 That didn't seem to work because, as he said, Dunphy must have been brain damaged or insane. He just didn't care. He just kept going up the river towards the killer whale sounds, and they were puzzled. They were like.
00:26:09 Oh, what do we?
00:26:10 What do we do next?
00:26:12 Finally, after a week of behaving like a salmon swimming upstream to spawn, Humphrey settled down in a narrow inlet 60 miles from the ocean, and scientists decided to leave him alone for a while.
00:26:23 By now the wrong way. Whale had become a river phenomenon. Thousands flocked to the river banks, some speculating about why Humphrey was here. Others expressed concern.
00:26:32 Scenic tour.
00:26:36 And it's very sad. He's I don't.
00:26:38 Think he'll get out of it?
00:26:40 The whale even wandered into classrooms, his tail chronicled in songs.
00:26:44 Extremely white classrooms with one token black kid. I just you know.
00:26:48 I just want if it.
00:26:51 This is California, guys.
00:26:54 This this is what California this. This is the demographics of a school in California.
00:27:02 In 1985.
00:27:05 It's all white kids.
00:27:08 And one black kid.
00:27:15 Just say no.
00:27:18 That's how. That's how quickly things can change.
00:27:22 By the way, whales like Humphrey are fucked because it's all white people that give a fuck about the the whale in the lake or in the river.
00:27:35 You think that you think the Mexicans are going to care about the whale in the river?
00:27:41 You think non whites are gonna give a fuck about the whale in the river? They're gonna. They're gonna spend any of their their resources on the whale anyway.
00:27:50 That's one of the things that struck me looking at these old news reports. Just like fuck everyone's white. Like everyone's white. Not only is everyone not, no one's gay, like no one's gay, no one's fat. Well, I mean, the old some of the old people are fat, but, you know, whatever. Like. Yeah, it's not like it's not just a bunch of dysgenic fucking.
00:28:09 Obese monster goblins with you know brown people everywhere, it's.
00:28:16 Yeah, it's like it's for California, it's it's pretty fucking white.
00:28:23 To the sea.
00:28:28 I'm sorry, that's super. I mean, look, it's it's super cringy.
00:28:33 You know boomer hippie.
00:28:35 But it's also kind of sweet that they're they're singing songs about the.
00:28:39 Fucking whale in the in the river.
00:28:43 In 1985, you're flipping on the nose. You're not seeing Mexicans running around burning the city down. You're.
00:28:48 Like, oh, that's a way. Well.
00:28:50 That's what everyone's worried about. That's what. Uh, I gotta go. I I wanna go see what the NEWS UPDATE is on on the whale. That's.
00:28:56 In the river.
00:28:58 The news it's not there. Ohh, I wanna see the NEWS UPDATE to see if if we're going to war with Iran or if the Mexicans are burning down LA or if the the the, the the armed resistance, the armed insurrection of Mexicans has spread to other major cities.
00:29:17 Hey, did you make sure to to lock the door before we go and look, check out the news.
00:29:25 No, it was like, oh, there's a did you hear the news, Martha? There's a whale in the in the river. Let's here. Let's get the kids. Let's go see the whale.
00:29:34 Hey, kids, we're gonna today, we're gonna write a song.
00:29:38 I'm I'm a burnout hippie. Let's. Hey, at least that's one use for a burnout, hippie. I might take my my guitar, and we're going to write a fucking song about recycling and and the whale and the river.
00:29:52 The.
00:29:53 Everyone tried to picture a way to get Humphrey home.
00:29:57 The people are getting fish and throwing it out to the well and the the whale is following it to the to the, to the ocean.
00:30:07 Ohh well, little Billy's so innocent.
00:30:12 So innocent.
00:30:15 All he's worried about it. No, no one's asking him. What gender the whale is.
00:30:23 And it's uh.
00:30:27 The time time that's gone forever. Sadly in California especially.
00:30:34 So everyone's trying to figure out, do we do they're spending and this is not a big town where you know where I think it's Rio Vista. Where, where, where? Humphrey decided to settle. They have like a they have like big budget to handle. There's no there they didn't they didn't put that in the budget. Oh in case so whale ends up in the river.
00:30:54 Like we have to have some money for that.
00:30:58 So they have a lot of volunteers because that's what white people do, right? White people like whales.
00:31:03 They wanna they wanna save the whale. That's in the fucking river and they start putting their heads together trying to think of a plan because playing the.
00:31:15 The scary killer whale sounds doesn't seem to affect him and it just keeps going further. And you saw that.
00:31:21 That shot where they're showing the part of the river he's in, or is it again?
00:31:29 I can't find it now.
00:31:31 No. Whatever. It's not very big. It's not very big.
00:31:35 So yeah, we got we got to get this whale out of here.
00:31:39 California Marine Animal Center.
00:31:41 Marine biologists received thousands of suggestions from the public, such as.
00:31:45 Net him and lift him with a helicopter. Tow him out. Put him on floating docks and tow him out. Tranquilize him.
00:31:53 The the, the the beginning signs, though, the hyphenated last name.
00:31:58 It it it had begun. It had begun in California.
00:32:04 The the strong, powerful woman had been had had already been unleashed on California.
00:32:10 We got the short haired hyphenated at least see. At least she's not a lesbian yet. This was like the before. They were all blue haired lesbians. They were, they were strong, powerful, ugly hyphenated last name women, but at least they were still marrying men and and in in some cases even having children.
00:32:31 But it was just the.
00:32:32 Say, just in another life, if she had been born 1020 years later, she would have had lesbian for sure.
00:32:38 Throw him out. Put him on floating docks until him out tranquilize them.
00:32:44 Side has said any of those suggestions were either impractical or might hurt. The 40 ton whale, but biologists decided to weaken the freshwater inlet might hurt Humphrey too, and decided to use a scare tactic.
00:32:59 Banging the pipes transmits low frequency underwater sounds designed to scare the whale downriver, but Humphrey simply refused to swim under a small bridge and was clearly irritated by the sound.
00:33:11 OK, let's back up. Let's back up. Everybody back up.
00:33:15 But the irritation was temporary. Biologists said remaining in the fresh water was worse.
00:33:22 So they're worried because their scare tactics aren't working.
00:33:26 Then, in fact, one of the problems is they can't see him during the night.
00:33:34 And.
00:33:36 It's 1985, so they don't have a lot of technology really to help them with that. So what they're doing in the day is trying to scare him. And then even if they do get him to move down river a little bit and at during the night, he goes back up.
00:33:51 And so they have to start over.
00:33:54 At Square 1.
00:33:57 So he's been on. He's been there for, like a couple of weeks now.
00:34:01 And they're really starting to.
00:34:04 Think he's going to die?
00:34:06 Because the whales require salt water, not just for their their skin.
00:34:13 But also for their I mean they're heavy, right. And a lot of people don't realize this salt water is.
00:34:19 More buoyant or I guess objects and saltwater are more buoyant.
00:34:24 In fact, if you are, are you, if you're the kind of person that when you jump in a swimming pool, you sink to the bottom. If you go to a very salt like, well, like the Salt Lake in Utah. Although I would not recommend jumping in the Salt Lake, it smells like.
00:34:38 Sewage.
00:34:39 Because it's a Salt Lake, they, well, pumped sewage in for years.
00:34:44 And.
00:34:46 While salt preserves things, and so there's just like centuries of preserved poo in the salt anyway. But if you want to jump in the Salt Lake and some people do.
00:34:59 You would float.
00:35:00 You would float because it's just.
00:35:03 The the salt content is so high the the ocean is not as salty as the Salt Lake, but it's salty. You know, when you when you weigh the sun, you know as much as a 40 foot whale.
00:35:16 You know.
00:35:18 Those those differences in buoyancy make a a difference on your you know, that puts pressure on your body so they're so they're worried about that. They're worried about the fresh water more, more urgently, because they know that if you put.
00:35:34 A dolphin or, you know, a similar animal in fresh water. It it basically kills them.
00:35:42 Makes it too heavy, and it also tends to cause real problems with their skin or pieces of it will Slough off ultimately, and the animal will simply die.
00:35:52 So after dredging the river bottom to make more room for the 45 foot whale, rescuers tried again and succeeded. Scientists thought Humphrey was finally heading home, but Humphrey had other plans. In the darkness, he slipped by all the rescue.
00:36:10 Boats eluded the flares fired above the water by morning, Humphrey was almost back to the inlet where he.
00:36:16 Again, biologist attached a radio transmitter to keep track of him, but it didn't work and they plan to attach another.
00:36:25 So now they're like, oh, we can't control him. We can't control him with these fear tactics.
00:36:31 And he's slipping on. He's just slipping by, as when we're, you know, we we lack the technology. So they, you know, their first instinct, of course, is to to track him. Let's try to track him and see where he's going so that we can cook up some more more strategies on on how we can get them to do what we.
00:36:49 And and and he's a slippery little. I was going to say slippery fish. But you know all the autistic people in the audience that he's not a fish.
00:36:58 He's a mammal. Like I don't fucking know that.
00:37:02 But anyway, so you know, the scarring stuff isn't working, they can only work during the day and he just he's just not doing what, and he's just.
00:37:11 Not doing what they want.
00:37:12 This past weekend, Humphreys pattern has been moved downstream during the day, swim back upstream at night. Today, scientists said they were frustrated.
00:37:21 They were so enthusiastic and happy that we obtained our goal last night. It was a real let down to find.
00:37:26 Him back up there this morning.
00:37:29 That guy's goofy grin creeps me the fuck out. He's a I wash it. We're not gonna wash it, cause it's just it's terrible. But the he was in an interview and his smile was that big as he was talking like. And he's supposed to be like the whale guy. Like the guy who like, really likes whales. Like, that's like his whole life, yeah.
00:37:47 Like he's he's the guy in charge of whales. I would imagine he he likes them and he he just had this shit eating grin on his face as he's like. Yeah, well, you know, Humphrey might die in a couple days, you know? Yeah. And we we've tried everything and it was just like.
00:38:04 Yeah. OK, alright, whatever.
00:38:08 Anyway.
00:38:11 So and clocks ticking time's running out for old dump free.
00:38:16 Scientists.
00:38:17 Rescuers and the concern of millions, but is that enough to save Humphrey the humpback whale? Good evening. I'm Charles Gibson, and this is Nightline.
00:38:29 Cool.
00:38:29 Almost two weeks rail experts have tried desperately to coax Humphrey the whale back to sea and safety. We'll talk tonight with the federal official heading that effort and with one of the world's foremost authorities on Wales.
00:38:41 So the feds get involved. It's national international news at this point.
00:38:48 And they finally.
00:38:51 Finally, make a breakthrough.
00:38:55 They finally make a breakthrough.
00:39:01 What they discovered.
00:39:04 Was when they tried to scare him.
00:39:08 It just confuses him.
00:39:11 When they tried to lead him.
00:39:13 With food, that's another thing they tried doing that doesn't work either.
00:39:19 The only way?
00:39:21 They were able to get Humphrey the whale.
00:39:24 To follow them and go the direction they wanted him to go.
00:39:29 Was by playing sounds.
00:39:31 In the water using special underwater speakers that sounded like whales.
00:39:40 That sounded like.
00:39:43 Well, it was. It was.
00:39:45 Someone like him?
00:39:48 Now all of a sudden he was listening.
00:39:53 Now all of a sudden he was easy to lead.
00:39:58 She is. You see. You see where it's going, right?
00:40:04 You see where it's going.
00:40:07 You saying all the fear tactics didn't work?
00:40:11 All the distractions didn't work. All that coaxing him with treats.
00:40:16 Trying to ram them with tugboats. Nothing would work with Humphrey.
00:40:22 But the second and it worked like clockwork. It worked shockingly quickly.
00:40:30 Like the second they started playing whale sounds mimicking Humphrey.
00:40:36 He turned around immediately and swam towards the whale sounds.
00:40:42 And they were able able to lead him out of the out of the the river into the Bay.
00:40:47 And out of the Bay.
00:40:50 Back under the Golden Gate Bridge back into the ocean.
00:40:56 And everyone and everybody clapped.
00:41:00 Until 1990, when he come, he came and.
00:41:02 Did it again but.
00:41:06 Because it was the same. Well, so there probably was something wrong with him.
00:41:15 There probably was something wrong with it now, more specifically by the way.
00:41:20 Uh, the type of sound they played toward or played at Humphrey.
00:41:26 To get them to do what they wanted, it wasn't. They tried it first. They're like, oh, maybe if we have, like, sexy whale sounds like, you know, whale whales fucking. I guess you know, whatever for, that'll that'll make him. But he didn't care at all.
00:41:43 It wasn't until they just had normal social, like chatter chatter between.
00:41:49 Whales like you would have in a normal. I mean, obviously we don't know what they're saying, but whatever. Whatever it is that they're they're saying to each other when they're just kind of chilling.
00:42:00 That's what got him to immediately TuneIn.
00:42:04 And be led by the nose.
00:42:08 And.
00:42:12 It's no wonder, right? It's no wonder.
00:42:18 It's no wonder that is also what seems to lead a lot of humans by the nose. Yeah, I know it's it's all that. Stretch a little stretch. That's alright, it's it's fun. Whale story. So sue me.
00:42:31 Whatever.
00:42:34 So I I posted this last stream where I I showed you guys this graph last last stream and within like 48 hours. It was demonstrably correct demonstrably right.
00:42:46 I showed you guys this last stream and said that basically you have Jewish donors or power Jews who tell the administration what to do. They tell think tanks what to do. They tell influencers what to say. The influencers all together in unison, then say.
00:43:05 This the Tier 2 influencers, the that some of whom do it for free because they're true believers and some of whom do it because they want to someday be a Tier 1 influencer or it's some kind of grift for them. They repeat the talking points into this massive ecosystem that inevitably gets to the retarded MAGA guy in the in the in the bottom right corner.
00:43:25 And he eats up the slop because he is convinced that he is hearing some kind of consensus, and he's either too dumb or too busy to research anything on his on his own and really find out what the Hell's going on in the world. And so he just defers all of his judgment to these people that dress and talk and sound like him.
00:43:46 And so that's that's basically.
00:43:49 What happens? And I gave a couple of examples.
00:43:52 Of that one, of course, that was prescient at the time. Was the the Elon Musk tweet about Trump being in the Epstein files? A tweet that Elon has since deleted, and of course, apologized for without any kind of specificity, but.
00:44:13 You know, everyone's already forgotten. Now it's already gone. It's already gone.
00:44:18 But then within, like I said, within 48 hours.
00:44:22 We had another, another little coinciding. We had another little coincidence take place.
00:44:29 We had Matt Walsh.
00:44:31 Matt Walsh say ban all third world immigration, legal or illegal.
00:44:37 There should be a moratorium on all immigration from the Third world.
00:44:42 We've reached our capacity. We cannot be the world's soup kitchen anymore.
00:44:49 Which was retweeted by Charlie Kirk, who then said it's time to ban third world immigration, legal or illegal. We've reached our limit and have a huge cultural, educational, housing, financial and essential services problem to fix now because of it.
00:45:09 We need a net zero immigration moratorium with a ban on.
00:45:14 All third worlders.
00:45:17 And then.
00:45:19 A bit later, Jack, disobey literally just copied and pasted the exact same thing, so I'm not going to read it again because it's.
00:45:26 Literally just copied and pasted.
00:45:32 And you know what everyone was like? Wow, we're fucking winning. They sound like us.
00:45:39 I think I hear I hear some whales over there. Guys, I think I hear some whales. Let's go check it out.
00:45:47 Let's go check out what that sound is.
00:45:53 And all these people instantly forgot.
00:45:57 Everything they knew about these guys, they genuinely thought, well, two things. One that they had somehow overnight.
00:46:07 Overnight, they had shoved the Overton window over. Everyone loves that that term, cause you know, it's just it's they're just. That's another thing. They're just repeating. They don't even really understand the psychology or anything that behind it, but whatever.
00:46:21 They shove the Overton window over and magically everyone in the con ink sphere has has shifted their position, and they're all white nationalists now.
00:46:35 Despite not actually saying anything about white people.
00:46:39 Despite being really vague with this language about the Third World, which I promise you does not include India.
00:46:47 I promise you, it does not include people like JD Vance's wife.
00:46:52 I'm. I'm I promise you it does not include people like Vivek.
00:46:56 I promise you it doesn't include China.
00:47:00 You know the the, the, the, the people that they plan to mass import in here anyway.
00:47:09 Be that as it may.
00:47:12 People have forgotten who they're dealing with and who these.
00:47:15 People work for.
00:47:17 They forget.
00:47:18 Even if let's say that's true, let's say magically overnight.
00:47:23 You convinced Charlie Kirk, you convinced Jack Posobiec and you convinced Matt Walsh and all the other people saying similar things.
00:47:33 You convinced all of them that we need to be a white country, something they're not even really saying. But you know, it's it's a hallucination that people are having because they are. They've been in the cuck chair so long that when they're their wife that's getting railed by the bull just looks over at them, that they get, they, they get little tingly inside.
00:47:55 And they think that it means something.
00:48:01 It doesn't mean anything, but anyway.
00:48:04 They they they don't understand that even if that were the case.
00:48:09 These people aren't telling you their opinions. You think that their donors are paying them for their opinions.
00:48:17 Do you think when people write a check to Charlie Kirk, it's just? Hey, I like your opinion so much, Charlie Kirk. I'm gonna write you this check for 1/4 of $1,000,000. Just keep saying those opinions of yours.
00:48:34 That's all that's there. No strings attached. Just keep saying your opinions.
00:48:40 Hey, Matt Walsh, I really, I I like the cut of your jib. Here's a here's a few 1,000,000 bucks. Just keep saying your opinions.
00:48:50 I'm really fond of your opinions.
00:48:55 Your opinions that somehow seem to change in tandem with everyone else's opinions that.
00:49:01 Are in tier that are Tier 1 influencers, but you know whatever.
00:49:05 So it even.
00:49:06 If, like you were right, even if like somehow.
00:49:10 You were. You were changing the minds of these influencers. That's not. That's not who's writing the memos.
00:49:18 That's not whose message you're hearing. You're not hearing what Charlie Kirk thinks about the world you're hearing about what? His donors want him to say.
00:49:29 He doesn't say anything.
00:49:32 That his donors don't want him to say.
00:49:38 So now your theory.
00:49:41 Armed with this information, think about your theory again.
00:49:47 Your theory is now you red pilled, the billionaire Jews.
00:49:56 That's your new theory, because that's what it has to be, because we all know we're not hearing their opinions. We're hearing the billionaire Jew opinions.
00:50:09 And how soon you forget how soon you forget.
00:50:17 That these billionaire Jews were having them say something completely different not that long ago. This is from 2019.
00:50:27 This is Charlie Kirk.
00:50:30 Chastising.
00:50:32 White college students.
00:50:34 That don't want to become minorities in their own countries.
00:50:42 Look at that.
00:50:44 Charlie Kirk crushes.
00:50:47 White supremacist.
00:50:51 Charlie Kirk, Crusher of white supremacists.
00:50:56 I have a question, Sir. Why will you not denounce identity Evropa? That plowed the planned the Charlottesville rally? Why are you failing to denounce this organization?
00:51:02 Hey, hey, hold.
00:51:02 On hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on, hold on.
00:51:05 I all you have to say is.
00:51:05 Or.
00:51:06 I denounce it. I have no idea who that is.
00:51:09 I just disliked it. I actually did. I just describe the identity of ropa. Does does anyone support identity of ropa here? Does anyone support?
00:51:20 OK, you support identity of ropa. Come to the front of the line. I'd like to talk to you if you support identity of rope, I'd like to talk to you.
00:51:26 OK.
00:51:27 All right. So tell me why you support identity of ropa.
00:51:31 Because they do.
00:51:32 Great things and they support white people. OK, so nobody else, nobody else will speak up for us and.
00:51:37 Support us. So what? Great things like planning the Charlottesville rally.
00:51:41 They didn't plan that.
00:51:42 Ohh who did?
00:51:43 I can't remember his name. He's actually irrelevant now, but no identity. Europa did not plan that. They had people that attend.
00:51:48 Did it? Sure, but they didn't.
00:51:50 Plan it. Identity of Ropa is a widely recognized white supremacist, neo-Nazi organization by rational common sense individuals. So allow me. Allow me to ask the question. Can I ask the question for you? Are you worried America is becoming?
00:51:55 By who? The SPLC and ADL.
00:52:00 You're result containing SPLC help.
00:52:06 Less white? Yes. Why?
00:52:09 Because I don't wanna be a minority in my own country, I see.
00:52:12 What's happening? So this is important, I want to ask the question of you.
00:52:17 What does it mean to be an American? Is it an idea or a history, a shared history? Or is it a skin?
00:52:23 Color well, I mean, you could go back to the original.
00:52:26 See, listen how listen. How angry he is too.
00:52:32 Listen, because as much as it's not Charlie Kirk's opinions, obviously his opinions to some extent are going to align with his donors or he wouldn't be able to sleep in that. I mean, look, he's a scumbag, but like, he's also at least ideologically, at least people. All of them are at least somewhat ideologically aligned with their donors.
00:52:50 OK. That doesn't mean that that you know that they're saying their own opinions, but in many of these, in many of these instances, they share the opinions of their donors. And you can tell Charlie Kirk thinks ohh. I've I've got him now. I've got him now. I'm gonna. I'm about to bust, bust all kinds of mad science on his ass about how.
00:53:10 Caring about your country being white, which I guess magically right you ohh cause of all your activism. It's cause all those tweets, all those tweets you did like you know it's all you know. Base Charlie Kirk now suddenly doesn't think like this at all.
00:53:24 Founding fathers, the Immigration Act of I believe it.
00:53:27 Was, you know, 1812?
00:53:27 What does it mean to be an American? Is it a skin color or something?
00:53:30 Bounce.
00:53:32 So there's the current idea of what it means according to, you know, the heart Seller Immigration Act. And you know the all this both.
00:53:38 You guys spew, but if you go back to the original founding fathers, they intended this to be a European nation for white men of good stock and character.
00:53:49 So can you show me?
00:53:51 Let me let me answer the question. Can you show me where in the United States Constitution it says?
00:53:56 That.
00:53:57 It wasn't in the Constitution.
00:53:58 It wasn't in the Constitution because they didn't believe it.
00:54:01 I found it.
00:54:03 You, Sir, they did not put it in the United States. Scott, let me answer another question. Let me ask you another question. Since you support allow him to have the MIC. Let me ask you another question, Sir. What does the phrase? Sir, Sir.
00:54:14 Founding Fathers wrote many of their documents and others in the United States Constitution, and they made it explicitly clear that they believe.
00:54:19 What does the phrase E Pluribus Unum mean? What does the phrase E Pluribus Unum mean?
00:54:23 Why is that?
00:54:25 Why is that relevant?
00:54:26 Because it was on every founding document and President here, from our founding document out.
00:54:28 No, the founding Father, no, was held on the funding money.
00:54:32 Of many.
00:54:33 Run you, Sir, and your ideology is not conservative. It is right wing identitarian and has no place in the conservative movement. My friend. Get out along. Get.
00:54:34 A European nation.
00:54:45 I don't want.
00:54:47 Ohh look, there's your base white nationalist right there.
00:54:51 There's your based white nationalist.
00:54:57 By the way, out of many one I was talking about out of many colonies, the 13 colonies, 1 country.
00:55:06 That's what the reference was. It wasn't. It wasn't this redefined, which, by the way, Dennis Prager is the one that cooked that up. If you're, if you're wondering, Dennis Prager, a Jew, of course.
00:55:18 For those of you who don't know, don't know somehow Dennis Prager is the one that redefined E Pluribus Unum. Means out of many one which was the founding the founding fathers meant that as all these people from everywhere from around the world, there were just one, people were Americans.
00:55:40 When it wasn't about that, it was, it was about out of many one out of the 13 colonies, 1 country. That's what it was talking about and it it's.
00:55:48 Not All in all the.
00:55:49 Founding documents. It's on the fucking money, dipshit.
00:55:54 Which is, you know, which is I guess why Dennis Prager was so so.
00:55:57 Aware of it?
00:56:01 So anyway, that's that's who you're talking about. You. You're you're crazy, you know, theory is that you changed his mind. Like, ohh, we've. We've shifted his. We've changed his mind.
00:56:13 He's now on our side. Take the W take the W Devon, all you all you black pillers. You just don't know. You just want everything to be bad all the time. No, you're just a fucking idiot.
00:56:23 Here's the fucking idiot that keeps getting tricked. You keep getting tricked over and over and over again. And it's it's exhausting. It's exhausting to watch, and it's why you shouldn't have, like, really normally shouldn't have a a voice. You're why democracy fails is because there's a lot of stupid goyim. They're just are.
00:56:44 There are. There's a lot of fucking stupid people. Their opinions shouldn't matter.
00:56:49 There's just a lot of stupid people that, quite frankly, your pedigree. We take a look at it. You were bred to work in the fucking fields, and now that we have smartphones, you think that your opinion matters and it doesn't. You're just literally just some fucking grog, head retard.
00:57:05 You should. You should literally the you're the reason we have illegal immigration too, because you're the one that should be out there picking the fucking oranges instead of the Mexicans.
00:57:15 That's just, that's just a fact. And so now we have all these fucking retards that think.
00:57:20 That. Oh, I figured it out because.
00:57:21 I have a Twitter account.
00:57:23 And I follow Matt Walsh and now I and it sounds like they're getting based and it's like you guys, you are the black pill, you are what's killing us.
00:57:35 You are quite literally what's killing us.
00:57:39 And when Charlie Kirk tweeted this out.
00:57:42 This is what he said and this is how he posted it, he said. Ethno nationalism is unamerican, it has no place in the conservative movement.
00:57:55 We are building a broad.
00:57:57 Coalition to make America great for everyone.
00:58:03 It's the melting pot, guys.
00:58:05 We believe in natural rights for all.
00:58:12 We believe with E Pluribus Unum out of many one.
00:58:17 You know the thing on the money that's like on the.
00:58:20 Illuminati, pyramid or whatever.
00:58:26 And we condemn this hateful ideology.
00:58:32 And this is something it see it's look. It's one thing when people are too timid to bring up the Jews. They're too timid. They want they don't want to lose their. I mean, look, they're still cowards and pussies. And I and and I have disdain for these people too, but at least I get it. I get it.
00:58:51 But when you are doing this kind of shit, you aren't just not talking about a hot topic because the normies aren't ready for it yet, or you know whatever excuse you're going to come up with.
00:59:03 You're actively working against us because you work for billionaire Jew.
00:59:08 Jews.
00:59:09 Billionaire Jews who didn't just magically just now decide ohh we're white nationalists now.
00:59:22 This this gives you a little window into Charlie Kirk's thinking.
00:59:26 When he has stood up for white people, look how he.
00:59:29 Frames.
00:59:29 It this is a verified account who has now said zero whites have any legitimacy to the claim of being oppressed.
00:59:39 Ohh well, I guess. OK, you're gonna. You're gonna give us some examples of how whites are actually being oppressed.
00:59:46 The Holocaust.
00:59:48 Millions killed by communism. None of those victims were oppressed.
00:59:56 So Jews and then the people that.
00:59:59 Jews killed in a different country.
01:00:02 On the other side of the world.
01:00:05 OK.
01:00:06 OK.
01:00:11 Here's Charlie Kirk again.
01:00:13 Beautiful sight tonight on the streets of Jerusalem.
01:00:18 Hey, CNN's will you finally stop accusing Trump of having white nationalist anti Semite ties Jews in Israel love Trump?
01:00:29 He has been the best president in U.S. history for the Jewish people.
01:00:34 So that that guy is now a a white nationalist, huh?
01:00:40 And they've all look, they've all counter signaled.
01:00:43 Charlie Kirk has angrily, as you seem like, done huge diatribes against white nationalists. Jack Hasselbeck has countered, signalled them, you know, for years. And here's Trump has denounced white nationalists. Obviously, the the implication there is that there's something dirty and bad about being a white nation.
01:01:04 As Trump administration designates white supremacist group as terrorist for first time in U.S. history, he's celebrating the fact that the the Trump administration is the administration. That was the first ever to designate a white supremacist group as a terrorist organization.
01:01:24 Alright, that's isn't that great. Isn't that awesome?
01:01:29 But then we get.
01:01:30 To Matt Walsh.
01:01:32 Matt Walsh is especially egregious. Matt Walsh is the one that everyone thinks Ohh no, no, he's the one. He's the he's, you know, you can trust him because he's Catholic or something.
01:01:45 Ohh you can try. He works for Jews and he's he's been a subversive fuck forever but he you know he he's he's secretly based or something.
01:01:55 Well, here's your secretly based Matt Walsh.
01:01:59 Any time a handful of white supremacists gathered together, the media rushes to the scene. I mean, if I didn't know any better, I might begin to suspect that the media is trying to embolden and legitimize white supremacy so they can discredit the right.
01:02:18 White supremacy is not a relevant force in American culture anymore. White supremacists are an extremely small, sad, pitiful bunch of attention seekers. Nearly everyone on all sides disagrees with them. This is why their protests should warrant no media.
01:02:39 So this is.
01:02:41 This is what he thinks.
01:02:44 The common thread connecting white nationalists on one side with far leftists on the other is nihilism. If both sides have gone militant, there will be dark times ahead. He has more to say about this, which we'll talk about here in a second.
01:03:03 Replying to a tweet, imagine thinking Antifa and white nationalists are two sides of the same coin. Gaslighting here is beyond the pale. Holy shit.
01:03:11 You're right, Antifa is worse.
01:03:14 There are about 5 white nationalists left in the country. While they probably don't think that now, do they?
01:03:20 And they barely show their face in public. This is post.
01:03:24 Charlottesville, When they thought they had finally.
01:03:28 Finally got rid of the threat.
01:03:31 After Charlottesville, they were convinced that they had shut it down.
01:03:39 See, just like people forget that who was president when the Epstein stuff happened, they forget who was president when.
01:03:48 When Charlottesville happened?
01:03:51 And teeth, on the other hand stages, violent riots or regular basis and but as they you know, he's doing the horseshoe theory, they're the same. But and chief is a little bit worse in this instance.
01:04:07 Matt Walsh, again every Republican of note, has repeatedly condemned white nationalists, every Democrat of note, has refused to condemn Antifa. He's just saying that basically white nationalists are are the the the the right wings pariah the problem.
01:04:23 Group, just like Antifa is for the left.
01:04:28 Matt Walsh, again a great many prominent people on the right, have been at war with white nationalism for a long time. Don't accuse us of being silent. We aren't.
01:04:44 A great many prominent people on the right.
01:04:48 Have been at war with white nationalism for a long time. Don't accuse us of being silent. We aren't.
01:04:58 But now he's he's he's on our side, huh?
01:05:01 Now he's he's flipped the script.
01:05:06 Now you want to know.
01:05:07 In more detail, what he thinks.
01:05:10 He tweeted out this article. Leftist Antifa thugs and alt. Right supremacists are two strains of the same disease.
01:05:20 I was very interested. I wanted to see what this article was all about. Maybe he would expand a little bit on his real feelings.
01:05:30 About what? What he thinks white nationalists are.
01:05:37 Right.
01:05:38 Maybe he thinks that maybe they're just a little too extreme or, you know, maybe they're. They've got their, their their optics are bad or something like that. Let's take a look.
01:05:47 Let's let's take a look and see what what based Matt Walsh has to say.
01:05:55 And by the way.
01:05:57 Because I'm prepared for this cause, I heard I saw people saying shit like this on Twitter.
01:06:02 If your response to what he says is well, yeah, but like I was a I was a fucking normie in in 2018, too. That's you, bitch. First of all, why? Second of all, he does this for a living.
01:06:16 Are you a political operative?
01:06:19 Are you a? I'm sorry. Are you a political operative? Are you? Are you? Do you drive a snowplow?
01:06:25 OK.
01:06:27 We're talking about two different fucking things. Are you a professional political influencer?
01:06:34 OK, then what you thought in fucking 2018 doesn't matter.
01:06:41 Alright, these are you that thick, are you? That fucking stupid?
01:06:47 Are you the kind of person that talks to the people on TV like they're your friends?
01:06:52 Are you that fucking parasocial?
01:06:55 You don't realize that he's.
01:06:58 That's his job. You think he's just some guy? I'm Matt Walsh. I'm just some guy on the Internet. I'm just some guy that smokes cigars and drinks. Whiskey on the Internet. I got a beard. You like my beard?
01:07:12 It hides the fact I don't have a.
01:07:14 chin.
01:07:15 I look kind of Jewry.
01:07:17 I mean, he's probably not Joey, but he looks Jewish.
01:07:22 I mean, is that what you think? You think he's just?
01:07:23 Some guy. Wow.
01:07:26 Well, I can't. I can't. I don't even know what it's like to be that fucking stupid. I can't even relate to that at all.
01:07:32 Ohh man, maybe Charlie Kirk, you know? And and Matt Walsh and Jack Posobiec, all all clearly just random guys on the Internet that just tweet stuff and make videos in their free time. Maybe they just they finally come around really that's what you think's going on.
01:07:49 I mean that's, look, that's marvelous. They'd love to hear that. That's exactly what they want.
01:07:56 But really, you're that fucking stupid. That that's that's what you think the relationship is? You think it's just some some dude on the Internet? That's like I'm really worried about Muslims, you know? Like, really.
01:08:10 Do you not understand that this is?
01:08:12 He gets they, they get paid millions of dollars. Right. You understand that, right? Or maybe you don't.
01:08:19 It's it's millions, by the way. They get paid millions of dollars.
01:08:24 Millions.
01:08:27 OK.
01:08:29 So.
01:08:31 What they're putting out there?
01:08:34 It's not the same.
01:08:34 As like, whoa, what dollars? In 2018, I still thought racism was bad. No one fucking cares.
01:08:45 No one fucking cares.
01:08:50 And unless you work for billionaire Jews and you're a political operative and and you're a A propaganda minister for world Jewry, yeah, not the same thing, is it not the same thing?
01:09:02 You dumb fuck.
01:09:05 Try to catch up.
01:09:11 So here's his article.
01:09:14 That he wrote in.
01:09:16 The capacity of a A mouthpiece for Jewish billionaires.
01:09:22 I have already made known my feelings about the white supremacists who gathered in Charlottesville. Their idiocy is overshadowed only by their moral depravity.
01:09:36 The one thing they lack more than jobs and girlfriends is a semi coherent understanding of history.
01:09:47 How many of these Neo Nazi punks even realize that Hitler would have marched them into the gas chambers, right alongside the black and the Jewish Americans they despise?
01:10:02 How many of them had grandfathers and great grandfathers who stormed the beaches to defeat?
01:10:09 The very movement they now wish to resurrect.
01:10:14 Part of me hopes their grandfathers are dead so they don't have to witness what has become of their families.
01:10:25 Part of me hopes they're alive so they can. They can take their canes and swat these brats across the head.
01:10:37 I don't condone violence unless it's a World War 2 veteran delivering A grandfatherly whooping to his vile, ungrateful Nazi grandson.
01:10:49 You see? Yeah. How about you? Think about it this way. All you people that.
01:10:53 Are like ohh I I thought I.
01:10:54 Thought this stupid shit in 2018 too.
01:10:57 Why do you think that is?
01:10:59 Were were you following Matt Walsh back then too?
01:11:06 Were you listening to people like Ben Shapiro in 2018?
01:11:11 Were you listening to people like like Charlie Kirk in 2018? Why do you think you thought that stuff?
01:11:20 Well, is it is.
01:11:21 It is it adding up now in your head. Well, wait a second. Now that you mentioned it, I was listening to all these fucking controlled opposition assholes. Ohh, OK.
01:11:31 Man, do the fucking math. Do the math.
01:11:38 Do the fucking math.
01:11:41 Ah.
01:11:44 It would be very it would be very difficult to go too far in criticizing the sorts of men who rallied this weekend, of course, is the article continuing? I'm forced to put the word men in quotes because they are only men in the most literal sense, in any other sense.
01:12:05 They are cowardly, pathetic little boys desperate for attention.
01:12:11 I'm not interested in hearing.
01:12:14 As I have heard from some people that these imbeciles were driven to this point because of all the racism and hatred on the left.
01:12:24 There is racism and hatred on the left. A lot of it, and we'll get to that in a second. But that does not even begin to excuse them.
01:12:36 I have said for years that leftists ought to be able to express their disapproval of a police shooting without burning down a convenience store. That really is not a high bar to hurdle.
01:12:50 In the same way, these people they're talking about, you ought to be able to protest racial double standards or Confederate statue removals without becoming actual Nazis.
01:13:04 To answer racism or perceived racism by becoming racist is about the dumbest and most indefensible response possible.
01:13:15 This is the guy, by the way. He's magically racist now. This applies to the racists on both sides of the fence.
01:13:23 Both feel like they are justified in acting this way because the people on the other side are acting this way.
01:13:31 I'm so tired of that demented 3rd grade logic you're using third grade logic, you son of a bitch.
01:13:42 Pro white people are not.
01:13:46 Looking at black people and saying.
01:13:48 Well, if you're gonna hate me, I'm just gonna hate you.
01:13:50 Right on back.
01:13:53 This is not some weird tit for tat bullshit, you infantile fuck, by the way, he knows all this stuff again. Like I said, he is. He is. He is deliberately misleading people, white people. In a moment when this is when this is when lines were being drawn.
01:14:12 And he picked a side.
01:14:14 Or at least you know, I guess he picked his donors sign.
01:14:20 This was the moment.
01:14:23 When people could have rallied behind.
01:14:26 What happened at Charlottesville? But instead they used all these people? Charlie Kirk.
01:14:33 Matt Walsh and many, many, many others. Ben Shapiro, they all used it as an opportunity to bury the competition.
01:14:46 They all used it to destroy any chance of white solidarity ever developing organically.
01:15:00 But they're suddenly they suddenly get it right, because some Mexicans had a you realize that that this just like, the black protests happen all the time. Like I know some of you guys are young. This these identical protests.
01:15:14 Took place during.
01:15:17 When you had the the.
01:15:20 Uh, what was it called?
01:15:22 The Minutemen stuff. We we've had. It was not that long ago. I was like what early?
01:15:31 It was. It was.
01:15:32 Pre Obama.
01:15:35 But it was early. It was like 2000, early, early, mid, mid 2000s. You had similar protests, protests with Mexicans burning down cities and shit. You had the same kind of protests happened during Trump's 2016 campaign.
01:15:53 So if you're thinking that magically ohh I'd I had no idea Mexicans were were going to wave Mexican flags around and burn down a city they've already they've done it. How many times?
01:16:04 How many times since the 90s?
01:16:09 Where are you fucking asleep at the wheel.
01:16:13 Why? Why is this different?
01:16:15 Well, because it's not about, it's not about white people. That's why it's different this time.
01:16:21 Both feel they are justified in acting this way. Alright. If you want to be the good guy, you need to be better, be better, do better guys do better.
01:16:34 If you have no desire to be better, then you're just as rotten as whatever evil or perceived evil you purport to oppose.
01:16:48 You guys are.
01:16:49 You're just you're you're white antifa.
01:16:54 On that note, it must be emphasized that the despicable beliefs and actions of white supremacists do not vindicate those on the left who have been rioting in cities and on college campuses across the country and committing acts of senseless brutality and politically motivated.
01:17:15 Violence for years now.
01:17:17 There are those who want to pretend that the Nazi terrorists cowered.
01:17:23 Talking about James Fields, you know you know James Fields, the guy who got nervous and because they were attacking his car and he hit the gas and some some chick died of a ham sandwich. Yeah, that's what he's talking about now. And the guy who's going to be in jail for the rest of his natural life because once again, people like Matt.
01:17:44 Walsh decided not to stick up for him.
01:17:47 Nazi terrorists that were throwing under the bus coward who got in his car and plowed through a crowd on Saturday did something unprecedented.
01:17:56 Ended.
01:17:58 Sadly, that is not the case.
01:18:00 We have already forgotten about the Black Lives Matter March in Dallas that ended with five Dallas police officers being executed in the street.
01:18:10 More than many hundreds. See you're if you're a white nationalist, you're you're the same as as burning the city down and shooting cops.
01:18:19 Or the many hundreds of police officers and journalists.
01:18:23 And citizens who have been beaten or pelted with rocks at leftist protests.
01:18:29 Or the business owners who have had their stores looted and torched.
01:18:35 So you're we're just as we're the same. We're mirror images of the violent left.
01:18:42 And a Shiloh is like another Holocaust, after all.
01:18:46 I do not bring this up in order to minimize the most recent terrorist atrocity.
01:18:53 But to paint a more complete picture of the situation, it was especially important that we look at the whole picture because that picture is only going to get worse.
01:19:04 Leftist rioters now feel validated, so they will grow bolder and more dangerous. These all alt right racists and Nazis are equally as unlikely to have a change.
01:19:16 Art.
01:19:17 Back and forth, we will go as our culture circles down the drain. You will notice one thing as our death spirals get faster and faster, the terrorists on both sides will become ever more indistinguishable. Hence the horseshoe theory as they clash with one another in the streets, it'll be.
01:19:37 Hard to tell.
01:19:38 One from the other.
01:19:40 You know, cause there's there's, there's, there's equivalents. You know, there's there's, there's white nationalist riots all over the country. They're burning down cities everywhere.
01:19:49 The only thing that will mark them as distinct is the flag they carry.
01:19:55 But the apart. But apart from the swastika.
01:19:58 Or hammer and sickle, they will be and currently are virtually identical.
01:20:06 This is the guy that's now. Suddenly he's a white nationalist.
01:20:10 They're both obsessed with identity politics. They're both racists. They're both fascist authoritarians who care more about dominating the oppression than protecting the freedoms of all Americans.
01:20:30 See again if you.
01:20:32 Well, I thought that in 20.
01:20:33 18 too well, This is why you thought that you dipshit.
01:20:37 They are both lonely and desperate for attention.
01:20:41 They're both nihilists.
01:20:43 They both like purpose or direction in their lives.
01:20:47 They are both morally defective. They both could have used stronger male. Are they more fathers? I guess maybe more fathers in the household. White nationalists. You guys need more fathers than household. They could have used stronger male role models growing up.
01:21:02 They both are driven by equal parts, hatred and boredom.
01:21:07 These degenerates mirror each other in just about every way. They are each other. They are twins, separated by circumstance and reunited in the streets where they throw rocks and fists at their own reflections. I am not convinced that either group.
01:21:27 Either really cares all that much at all about their respective ideologies.
01:21:33 Yeah, you don't care about white people at all. You're just these defective maniacs that want to burn everything down. I think they mostly just want to shout at people and burn stuff.
01:21:45 Nihilism and indifference is what fuels them. The problem is not that they care too deeply about an issue, or even that they care in the wrong way about the wrong things.
01:21:57 But they don't care about anything.
01:22:00 At all.
01:22:03 They have LED an aimless and directionless lives, and the banners that they have taken up and the chaos they bring to our cities. They again this this guy's base now, huh? They find a little spark of life and they're darkened souls.
01:22:21 They find something to do a purpose. Even more important, an enemy and the enemy they have found is exactly like themselves.
01:22:32 They deserve each other.
01:22:37 So this this this is the this is the base. I guess we we we finally won them over though, right.
01:22:45 Is that is that your fucking kindergarten fucking worldview?
01:22:52 You uncomplicated faggot.
01:22:56 I'm sorry. Like if if you if you think that this is.
01:23:01 This is like.
01:23:01 Uh, we we.
01:23:02 We moved the Overton Window, Ohh, changed their minds. You belong. You belong. You should be the one replacing the illegal immigrants. You should be roofing or or picking oranges or or you know something, but you shouldn't be. No one should give a fuck what you think about.
01:23:21 Politics.
01:23:23 Yeah, maybe you can become an expert at at some, you know, trade.
01:23:27 That's fine.
01:23:30 Just nothing. Nothing complex.
01:23:32 Nothing complex.
01:23:37 Because you don't understand simple things like weaponized concession.
01:23:44 This is just basic politics, basic manipulation.
01:23:49 This isn't. This isn't like, ohh, you're just jealous. Like you're literally thinking like 1/3 grader. You're just you're just jealous. You're jealous that, like, Charlie Kirk's getting all the credit. What are? What are you talking about?
01:24:03 Really, you think? If that's, see, here's first of all, fuck you for signing something like that. On putting something like that on me.
01:24:13 If I if I wanted to, if I didn't care about what I was doing and I just wanted to make.
01:24:18 Money.
01:24:19 And get credit for things. I sure as fuck wouldn't be doing this. Sure as fuck wouldn't be trying to help your stupid ass.
01:24:28 I'd work for Charlie Kirk.
01:24:30 You don't think I wasn't offered jobs doing stuff like that? Think again, asshole.
01:24:35 That's what I'd be doing.
01:24:40 So fuck you, implying that that's what anything's about, that I'm that I'm talking about.
01:24:45 Fuck you.
01:24:50 Really fucking pisses me off. These ungrateful fucking.
01:24:56 I mean, they're they're basically they're they're niggers with white skin.
01:25:02 And sadly, look, the reason like with with just like with anything, right?
01:25:07 For Matt Walsh to be believable, there has to be an element of truth in what he's saying, right? And yeah, you know, he is kind of describing some of these fucking losers, these loser, low IQ's, actual retard people that that are just fucking losers and bitch and moan and complain and blame everything in their life on Jews like everything's Jews, all their bad decisions are Jews.
01:25:28 There are people like.
01:25:29 That.
01:25:30 And there's the people, ironically enough, who are most susceptible to thinking that, oh, look, Charlie Kirk said. I'm a good boy.
01:25:38 I mean it. It's it's stunning really. But anyway.
01:25:43 Weaponized concession what what exactly?
01:25:46 Is weaponized concession.
01:25:50 What is? What is?
01:25:52 What is Co opting a narrative?
01:25:56 And and why? Why might a A mouthpiece?
01:26:02 Why might the the.
01:26:05 The spokespeople for Jewish billionaires? Why might they feel like it's necessary? Why might they feel like they're under some kind of strategic duress?
01:26:21 Why might they think that?
01:26:23 They need to respond to a threat in a in a different way, because what they're doing isn't working.
01:26:30 Why do you think they have to start playing the whale sounds in the ocean?
01:26:36 To sound like you.
01:26:40 Well, that's because.
01:26:42 Yeah. The Overton window has shifted.
01:26:46 Being racist is no longer taboo or, you know, for the under 40 crowd, probably, maybe 50, but probably probably more so under 40 crowd.
01:26:59 Being racist is no longer as taboo.
01:27:03 Being anti-Semitic is slightly edgy and cool and funny right now.
01:27:09 And and Israel hasn't helped that out by by committing a genocide on on live television. But you know, for like the last year or so for everyone to see, but you know.
01:27:22 On the left and the right being anti-Semitic is is a OK.
01:27:27 To some extent.
01:27:29 In the younger populations.
01:27:32 Well, Charlie Kirk specifically.
01:27:35 His job is to capture the hearts and minds of the youth. He's a youth outreach guy. That's his whole job. His whole job is to influence young people.
01:27:47 And that's not like ohh like some that that's like his job title, like, that's what, that's what he he would probably tell you that's what I mean he might use.
01:27:56 Different language, but he would still say yeah, that's that's his job. That's what he's supposed to do.
01:27:59 Fine.
01:28:02 Same thing with Matt Walsh.
01:28:05 Same thing with all these guys.
01:28:07 That's their job.
01:28:11 And they get paid very well to do it.
01:28:14 And so they have to just like when in the 80s or 90s, you had all these super cringe out of touch commercials where there's boomers trying to wrap, you know, like my name is Bill and I'm here to say that my cars are on sale in a major way.
01:28:34 0 down that is right. Why don't you come on down Saturday night? It's like what? What am I watching here? You know, that's what they're doing.
01:28:50 They're looking. That's what the kids like these days, right?
01:28:53 That's what the kids like. You know, like all beatbox Jews are cool. But you know, like that's that's what they're doing.
01:29:05 That's literally what they're doing.
01:29:08 And you're the idiot kid with with a fucking half melted popsicle dripping down their shirt going.
01:29:16 Ohh, like that song. He's cool.
01:29:18 Ohh, he's cool. Mommy, can we go down there and look at the cards on Friday?
01:29:24 I mean, you're the fucking drooling kid eating fucking paste in the corner and not understanding how cringe that shit is.
01:29:35 You're the one that can't figure this out.
01:29:42 You're the one that doesn't understand that sometimes when the establishment loses.
01:29:49 Loses control over a particular topic.
01:29:54 That they will attempt to adopt it.
01:29:59 So that they can reframe it.
01:30:01 And reel it back in and control it.
01:30:06 That way, idiots like you will will see this and think that there's some kind of organic, genuine change.
01:30:14 Not realizing that this is 100% specifically so that they can preserve their influence and their power.
01:30:25 Another term for this would be.
01:30:28 Overton hijacking.
01:30:33 But I think weaponized concession works.
01:30:37 Best I think it's the most descriptive because that's really what it is.
01:30:43 It's a strategic.
01:30:45 Fake.
01:30:46 Saccharine.
01:30:48 Artificial.
01:30:52 But just tasty enough to to trick retards like you.
01:30:59 Agreement concession.
01:31:03 It's really just there to derail and obliterate any dissent.
01:31:09 It's calculated it's performative.
01:31:17 It mimics. It mimics what? What you.
01:31:22 What you want to?
01:31:23 Hear.
01:31:24 It's never exactly what you want to hear though, is it?
01:31:27 You know that all these terms like Third World, that's the framing.
01:31:32 They're not saying thing about white people.
01:31:36 They're going. They're they're they're they're going through to great lengths to not say anything about white people.
01:31:42 But it's close.
01:31:43 It's like Diet Coke, and it almost tastes like Coke.
01:31:53 And what does this accomplish?
01:31:56 It's it's fucking easy. It it it cause it it. It's accomplishing it with you.
01:32:01 Dumb cucks out there thinking that you're winning now.
01:32:05 Takes the air right out of right out of the tires.
01:32:10 Completely diffuses.
01:32:13 All that that anger, that frustration because now. Oh, thank God relief.
01:32:20 Relief.
01:32:23 Finally, they're listening to us.
01:32:28 Completely hijacks the grassroots energy.
01:32:33 Gives them an opportunity to. It's like judo.
01:32:37 You know the way judo works.
01:32:40 The whole point of judo is when your enemy attacks you.
01:32:45 You grab hold of them and try to use their energy against them.
01:32:49 It's the same thing.
01:32:51 It's basically narrative judo.
01:32:56 Gives them a chance to redefine exactly what that means, what that looks like, the third world, what this term is.
01:33:04 Gives them time to to to regain control.
01:33:09 Of the drifting Overton window.
01:33:13 And it acts as a camouflage. It it it we're.
01:33:15 Of you. Now you were starting to not trust us because we were in this building that was on fire and we wouldn't mention the fire we kept telling you that everything was fine, but eventually it got too hot, so we had to acknowledge the fire. It's like a comedian, right? One of the things they'll tell you if you're going to go do stand up comedy.
01:33:34 If you're going to try to like if there's something wrong with you, like, let's say you're super fat or old, or a woman or disabled, you know, like, if if there's something that like the second you're on stage because people are people, they're going to, they're going to like, if unless you just, like, look like a totally normal guy, you know what?
01:33:54 Anything like maybe you got weird hair or something.
01:33:56 You're bald, right? If you don't address it.
01:34:01 And make fun of it.
01:34:04 Your audience won't trust you.
01:34:08 And they won't laugh because they're gonna be distracted by the fact that they're gonna be, like, wondering, almost like it's. Does he notice that food in his teeth like they're that's what they're they're going to be sitting there distracted by whatever this thing is. And so you'll you'll you see this all the time with, especially with comics that aren't very funny because it it's just it's just.
01:34:28 It's it's just like a A.
01:34:31 It's not a natural funniness they're they're following a a formula.
01:34:35 That. Oh, if I'm bald, I have to make bald jokes. So if I'm gay, I have to make gay jokes. Ohh. If you know I'm a woman, I have to talk to my fucking vagina forever.
01:34:43 So they're just, it's just a formulaic way of addressing the obvious.
01:34:48 And it works on stupid people.
01:34:50 And they're doing the same thing.
01:34:56 Or at least a form of it.
01:35:00 And and the reason why it works in this case.
01:35:04 Is it produces that psychological relief.
01:35:07 And same thing with the with the audience, right?
01:35:11 Right, like the whole time you're almost like, embarrassed. Like, if the it's it's let's say it's some comic with like MS. and he's like up there with his fucking stilts or whatever the fuck. And you know, with his bendy wrist and shit and you're just like, fuck, what's it like to be that guy up there with the spotlight on the fucking stage all crumpled up like a mess?
01:35:30 And then and and so there's a lot of tension in the room because everyone's like.
01:35:34 Well, we can't make like in in our heads like we're we're all we're all individually uncomfortable with the fact that this this like mangled messes up on the stage. And until he cracks a joke about his disability.
01:35:49 There, there's that tension and the second he does that tension is relieved.
01:35:56 Everyone breathe, breathes a sigh of relief. They get that catharsis.
01:36:03 Ah, thank God. He's aware he's self aware enough that where he realizes he's a fucking tard. It's ohh, thank God.
01:36:10 This guy ain't so bad.
01:36:14 That's the same mechanism that's going on.
01:36:17 You got these people, everyone you know, everyone's talking about the obvious, talking about white replacement. You're getting shut down and every fucking corner of these people are actively fighting against you. You're you're upset. You're frustrated because they have these big audiences and you have all this money to be promoted like all over the fucking place. He's got a budget to go do trips to colleges. He's allowed on college campuses.
01:36:41 To say what he's saying.
01:36:42 They have the money to set up little little clubs on different campuses and actually have people that are recruiting people. It's it's like a very well oiled machine and it's all there. It all exists so that they can funnel all of the young people into their way of their worldview, their old version of conservatism.
01:37:03 That that is essentially just Israel worship with, you know, some traditional values wrapped around it.
01:37:12 And anti communist things, because the billionaire Jews are capitalists. They make. I mean, that's how they the money that's funding all this stuff. It's like the Koch brothers, right? Like they they put a lot of money into libertarian causes and things like this because they want corporate tax cuts. They want, they want people to want to do pro business.
01:37:33 Policies because they're businesses.
01:37:37 And they they save enough money.
01:37:40 With these, these tax cuts and pro business policies where it pays for itself.
01:37:47 And so this is that, that's that's what's going on here. You have these, these huge organized networks that are that are brainwashing people by the millions that have all these these resources at their fingertips to do these sorts of things and and reach these these people and deep down on some level if you understand.
01:38:07 The world is not the way that they're describing it, and they're actually bad actors.
01:38:11 There's a sense of dread. There's a sense of dread that, like, you know, they're they're basically.
01:38:17 Getting in front of us.
01:38:19 And and with their with their, with their message and. And you know, they're they're they're funneling these people away from what we need them to understand in order to ever as white people have white countries again, they're reaching these white people. They're poisoning the well by saying that people like us are evil. We're bad. We're just like.
01:38:39 Antifa, you know, we're just a bunch of in cells and we're only, you know, don't listen to what we're saying because we're just really just complain.
01:38:48 I mean, you know, and and people, you'll see people say it to me on Twitter all the time. Oh, you just complain all the time, you know, that's what it is. It's. Oh, you're just you're just, you're just someone whose life is bad. And so you're complaining all the time. So that's how they paint it.
01:39:04 You know, they they try to paint you as this.
01:39:05 This.
01:39:07 This person that's are crazy, you know? Oh, you know, they're they're unhinged.
01:39:13 Their conspiracy theorists, a lot of that stuff isn't working as much these days because of all the conspiracies that have turned out to be true. But but that used to be one of the the the vectors of attack. Ohh they're they're crazy conspiracy theorists. You know that that that doesn't happen.
01:39:28 You know.
01:39:31 And so you're frustrated. You're angry. You see them lying to your people, and you see your people believing it.
01:39:39 But this is the big irony. This is the thing that really is so stunning to me that this is how deep the programming goes. Even someone like that, someone like that that's frustrated, angry that the Charlie Kirk's of the world, the Matt Walsh's of the world, are like this. The second they see Charlie Kirk or Matt Walsh say something that.
01:39:59 And somewhat resembles.
01:40:02 Somewhat resembles a white nationalist talking point.
01:40:06 They bust the nut.
01:40:09 Because all that relief.
01:40:12 All that. All that catharsis.
01:40:17 All that confirmation bias, then? Oh, thank God I'm not. I'm not doing this for nothing. I'm making a difference. We convinced him guys we're winning.
01:40:29 All my tweeting finally got through to Charlie Kirk. I wonder if it was one of my tweets that did it.
01:40:45 We move the needle, guys.
01:40:53 Can't you just take the the W? Can't you just take the win?
01:40:57 Oh, you guys are so used to losing you don't.
01:41:00 Know how to win.
01:41:03 No. Again, we're so we're so used to losing because of people like you.
01:41:09 This is this is not when you let up. This is when you stomp on the fucking guest. There's there's blood in the fucking water.
01:41:17 There's blood in the fucking water. They only have to do shit like this when they've lost control of the.
01:41:22 Narrative.
01:41:24 The last thing you do is pat them on the back.
01:41:30 The very last fucking thing you do is pat them.
01:41:32 On the back.
01:41:39 See, you're so used to fucking losing. You don't know.
01:41:42 How to win?
01:41:44 You think this is a win?
01:41:47 You've never seen a win.
01:41:58 You're getting tricked by a Mexican Rolex.
01:42:02 Because you've never seen one in real life.
01:42:12 So you give them the opportunity to preempt their losing narrative.
01:42:17 Adopt just enough, just enough.
01:42:21 Of the dissenting position to appear like.
01:42:25 They're responding to what? To what you're I hear you.
01:42:29 Do you feel? Do you feel heard?
01:42:32 Do you feel heard right now? Do do you feel validated right now?
01:42:41 But ultimately.
01:42:43 They never, they're not. They're not changing their.
01:42:47 They're real true.
01:42:49 Views or operations or power structures.
01:42:55 They will immediately start diluting it.
01:43:00 That's why they left it very, very.
01:43:04 Very wishy washy with this third world bullshit.
01:43:10 Like I said, you'll soon learn that that means that that that doesn't include India. That doesn't include China.
01:43:19 The original demand will it'll just be diluted until it's nothing. The demand that we want.
01:43:25 A white country, they'll say. Well, yeah.
01:43:29 Sure, you're right. But it's it's, but it's not really a white country. So it's an IQ. We need a high IQ country. We'll replace you just with with high IQ Indians.
01:43:41 We'll get rid of these Mexicans that we want to get rid of anyway.
01:43:45 Because we've done the calculus and it's just bad for the economy, and these are the types of people who don't.
01:43:49 Support Israel and.
01:43:50 So it's just here's what you got to understand. The whole point of bringing them in the first place was to blow up white solidarity and and any kind of white political power that's done.
01:44:04 They don't need them anymore.
01:44:06 That's already done.
01:44:10 There is no White Party.
01:44:14 There is no white congressional caucus. You can't even say.
01:44:19 That you care about what white people want. If you're running for office.
01:44:26 Trump doesn't even say white people.
01:44:30 Unless he's talking about South Africans, I guess, he said it a couple of times. But he won't say in regards to Americans.
01:44:41 They did it already.
01:44:42 They've already destroyed, they've already unseated.
01:44:47 Whites from having any kind of of of political power as a bloc, as a group, as a people, they've already so atomized the population that we're already minorities in big parts of the country like California, like Texas.
01:45:07 They don't need more Mexicans. They did. They serve the purpose.
01:45:17 They don't want to run everything into the ground for no reason.
01:45:22 They just want to run it. They want to run the country and they can make more money if they don't have all these fucking Mexicans.
01:45:31 So they're willing to to turn on, turn off the faucet a little bit.
01:45:35 A little bit. We'll see what they actually do. That's the other thing too.
01:45:39 This it's not enough to just stop bringing them in, and because that's that's notice how the the way they're talking about it, they're saying no more no more. And the way I put it on Twitter when I responded to Charlie Kirk, which I'm pretty sure was the top.
01:45:55 Reply to the to his tweet.
01:45:58 Last time I checked it was.
01:46:00 The metaphor I used was like look, this is like.
01:46:05 For years and years and years, you have been dumping toxic sludge into a pond.
01:46:13 And every time one of us has warned you and told you to stop doing it, you've you've tried to cancel us. You've called us racist and evil.
01:46:23 And then we've dumped so much fucking sludge into the pond, the water becomes brown and flammable.
01:46:31 You're like, huh, maybe we should stop pouring sludge into the fucking pond.
01:46:40 Even if you stop that second, the pond is still brown and flammable.
01:46:52 And there's no easy fix for that.
01:46:59 And there's no political will for that. It's hard enough to just get rid of illegal immigrants. You think there's going to be some some. Let's get rid of people who have been here for a generation or two. That's. Yeah. Good luck with that shit. Then you'd really have a fucking war on your hands.
01:47:19 So no one's going to do that, and that's what it would take.
01:47:22 That's what it would take to actually fix anything.
01:47:26 And they're not going to do it.
01:47:40 So they'll let you. They'll let you think you won.
01:47:43 You'll relax. You'll take a deep breath.
01:47:52 You'll ease off the pressure. Come on, guys. Should we reward them when they start echoing our talking points? No, you dumb fuck. It's because that's when you should attack.
01:48:03 That's when you should attack the hardest.
01:48:05 That's when you should fucking take no prisoners.
01:48:10 Because that is a.
01:48:12 That is not. That's not like the first move on their their list of strategies.
01:48:17 I wouldn't say it's a desperation move, but it's not they they don't like doing.
01:48:20 It.
01:48:21 They don't like doing it.
01:48:23 Because they have to it. It's it's it's harder for them to to move it back the way they want it to. Move it like they they are. In some ways they're losing like a it's it's not even like a chess piece. But then I guess you could.
01:48:35 Say they're losing a chess piece.
01:48:38 They don't like it.
01:48:45 It is a positive thing for us, but it's not a positive thing because of anything they're doing.
01:48:56 Imagine that it's like it's like you're if you're really on a battlefield fighting someone, and then you stab them and blood gut starts gushing out of their arm.
01:49:07 And they're like, oh, they stopped attacking with a sword for a second. And you're going. Ohh, hey. Hey, buddy. You OK there, buddy? Hey.
01:49:16 Yeah, it's like, why would what? No, they're bleeding. This is when you go for the fucking headshot.
01:49:27 This is where you do the finish. If this is Mortal Kombat, this is where you do the you know they're stumbling around. This is where do the finishing move?
01:49:34 And just like in Mortal Kombat, you only have a little bit of time before you know the the button combination doesn't do.
01:49:39 Anything and they just, you know.
01:49:42 They just fall over. You gotta you gotta.
01:49:45 Yeah. Take advantage of that time.
01:49:47 That.
01:49:47 An issue?
01:49:53 Oh, oh boy.
01:49:56 I mean, it's easy to spot this stuff. That's that, that drives me crazy. Like, like I said, this is not. I'm not making this up. This is like just normal politics.
01:50:04 And there's easy. There's easy telltale signs.
01:50:07 You know.
01:50:08 It's always. It's always vague, symbolic, non binding.
01:50:14 Now let's take a look.
01:50:16 Those are those are characteristics of a weaponized concession. So let's let's have a.
01:50:21 Little look here.
01:50:23 Yeah, that's that's vague.
01:50:27 Symbolic and non binding.
01:50:30 There's not. You know, there's no like.
01:50:35 There's nothing you can hold Matt to on that.
01:50:43 It happens when.
01:50:45 There's a public anger spike, usually.
01:50:49 Because it's usually in a response because it is kind of an emergency response, it's usually in response to like an emergency.
01:50:56 In whatever the political reality is, well, you could say the Mexican riot stuff.
01:51:03 Has.
01:51:04 Has put a little gasoline on the fire. We've been letting.
01:51:10 So they have to respond to that.
01:51:21 But ultimately it comes with with no change to the power structure.
01:51:27 None of these people, by the way, are none of them will apologize because that that would imply that.
01:51:33 That they actually agree with white white nationalists and they don't, they don't.
01:51:41 They won't say that they're wrong because their their intent is to frame it back to where they they they were last week.
01:51:51 If they really were to Co opt your your talking points.
01:51:55 And really embrace, you know, actual white nationalist talking points. If they were to say, this is a white country and we don't want non whites coming here.
01:52:07 Well, you you can't reel that back.
01:52:11 That's using too much specificity. If you say this, you got lots of wiggle room. You can say ban all third world immigration, legal or illegal. There should be a moratorium so that so that means it's temporary, right? On all immigration from the Third World. That could mean anything. We've reached our capacity. OK. So that once the capacity.
01:52:31 Goes back down that we can let more people in. We cannot be the world soup kitchen anymore. OK, so that means again. He's leaving every sentence is leaving the door open.
01:52:42 Every single sentence is leaving the door open.
01:52:46 Because they only want to get you listening to them again so they can steer you back in the right direction. They just want you. They want to play the whale sound at you.
01:52:56 To get you back in the ocean.
01:53:01 This is.
01:53:02 Textbook.
01:53:04 Weaponized concessions.
01:53:07 Textbook.
01:53:14 It prevents escalation. It prevents.
01:53:19 By by taking the the.
01:53:21 The steam out of the grassroots movement.
01:53:25 A lot of people think Ohh, thank God we you know, we we accomplished, we, we we were finally heard. I can I can you know the urgency, the sense of urgency is down and no longer feel like I'm I'm being ignored. I can I can you know the squeaky.
01:53:36 Wheel is getting the grease.
01:53:46 But ultimately it's just protecting the status quo.
01:53:50 And it creates division. It creates division between the actual dissidents and the retards that want.
01:53:58 To.
01:53:59 Want to put their feet up?
01:54:03 As you have seen, as I've seen.
01:54:07 People now that say ohh you're just jealous, you're just jealous of Matt Walsh.
01:54:12 You're just jealous of Charlie Kirk.
01:54:16 You're just in this for the money, really.
01:54:19 And a lot of money.
01:54:26 So it creates all this kind of nonsense.
01:54:30 People that are tired, lazy. They wanna go on break.
01:54:35 And here this asshole is saying that we can't stop till we're we're finished with the work.
01:54:40 That's, that's me. I'm the asshole. Saying we can't stop until we actually finish the work. And you want to take a fucking smoke break. So you're mad at me and bitchy.
01:54:56 So it creates that kind of vision.
01:55:00 Creates confusion among the the the people that were possibly thinking about listening to more dissident voices.
01:55:09 People that were maybe they were reaching, they were exhausting. As many look a lot of people I'm talking to, you know that you're listening right now. You went through this process, right?
01:55:19 A lot of people that used to listen to people like Matt Walsh.
01:55:23 And then you kind of.
01:55:25 Got to the end of the the reasoning we're like, oh, this is. Yeah, this isn't it. This isn't it. I gotta find something deeper than this. I gotta find something that that explains all these questions that they're not answering.
01:55:38 Well, it it kind of lassoes those people that might have wandered out of the corral and brings him back in. Oh, OK. Well, now that he's addressing the big thing that was, that was kind of confusing me. And I was starting to listen to maybe some of these more extreme voices over here that they were making more sense. But I guess Matt Walsh is now. He's.
01:55:57 He's finally.
01:55:59 Finally making some sense over here.
01:56:05 And it buys some time, buy some time to regroup, rebrand, reposition.
01:56:15 This is it's not even complicated. Like it's embarrassing that I have to explain some of this.
01:56:20 Yes.
01:56:23 I mean, it's embarrassing, like, because it's it's like, are you like this in your in your everyday life?
01:56:30 Are you like this with your everyday interactions?
01:56:34 Right.
01:56:35 Like like if you have an employee.
01:56:38 That's late all the time, and stealing from the cash register. And it's just like a complete shift bag. And then right before you're about to fire them, they show up on time and you're like, oh, I'm giving you a raise.
01:56:49 Is that I?
01:56:50 Mean where else does does your brain work like this?
01:56:55 Are you just a permanent mark?
01:56:58 A fucking rube.
01:57:08 Anyway.
01:57:11 Another thing that's going on, I guess in the news that I guess I have to at least bring it up, because everyone's geeking out on it right now thinking that we're going to go to war with Iran.
01:57:22 Uh.
01:57:23 Look, I'm skeptical of that, but I thought that, you know, and I've I've always said, I don't think it's gonna, but I don't know. You know, I I I what I've always said is, you know, hope for the best, prepare for the worst is it's a possibility.
01:57:38 I don't know, it just it seems like it's something the Iranians wouldn't want. It seems like something that the Israelis would, so I mean, you know, usually when that's the usually when when the Jews want something they they get it, but we're not the same country that we were in 2003.
01:57:59 And we don't have the same false flag, 9/11 energy that we had.
01:58:04 In 2003.
01:58:07 And I've yet to see the big false flag thing. And so that's why I've at least been.
01:58:14 A little bit in the in the camp of.
01:58:16 Nothing ever happens.
01:58:20 Where that is right now where we are right now with that is I guess people are are nervous because.
01:58:29 Well, let's see here. There was a.
01:58:31 Here's a list of things.
01:58:35 That, I guess, came went down.
01:58:37 Recently.
01:58:39 So you've got they made it sound bigger than it is, but you've got the voluntary departure of U.S. military dependents.
01:58:48 And preparations for some evacuations and embassies like in places like Baghdad, places that are within striking distance of Iran. And so you've got, you know, some embassies being being evacuated again. It kind of makes it sound like a, you know, oh, this is, this is when we go to war and it could be.
01:59:09 It could be.
01:59:10 But that doesn't necessarily mean that's, you know, that's what it is.
01:59:14 UM.
01:59:16 And.
01:59:19 I I thought it might be useful.
01:59:22 To maybe look at at some of the events leading up to the invasion of Iraq.
01:59:27 And see if there's any from a media standpoint like how they were portraying this in the media and see if there's any parallels with how they're portraying what's currently going on, if the length, if there's any language tells or anything that we can pick up on a lot of footage. I don't know if we were going to sit here and watch all of the stuff. I I.
01:59:48 Prepared here, but I thought it might be useful to at least listen to some of this stuff.
01:59:53 So the 1st parallel really.
01:59:56 Would be, of course the talk that Iran's got, you know they're making, they're making the bomb. They're making the nuclear bomb or the OR nuclear missiles and and that can't be allowed to happen. And that's like a red line for for Israel and for well. And for people like Pete, Pete Hegseth and probably even Trump.
02:00:15 They're not allowed to have a nuclear weapon, and they said the exact same things about Saddam Hussein is that he was a madman and he, you know, presented a a danger to democracy in the Middle East. And so he couldn't be allowed to. Obviously, they'll never use this term again.
02:00:35 Because of what happened. But he couldn't have a weapon of mass destruction. Destruction. So it let him cast you an even wider net. They didn't have to be specific, they could say.
02:00:45 Oh, that could mean anthrax, or that could mean, you know, a dirty bomb, or, yeah, it could be anything. And just weapons of mass destruction is very vague. You know, who knows what that actually means?
02:00:56 And so they started trying to make the case very publicly with theatrical hearings like this one. And again, I just want you to we're not. Listen, we got tons of stuff. But I just thought play some of the clips that came up when I when I looked for this prior to the show. This isn't something I really prepared because a lot of this news.
02:01:17 Just today, but I.
02:01:18 Some of this could be interesting to take a.
02:01:20 Look at Iraq. Must understand it can comply now, or it can comply later. But if the sanctions regime is to be lifted, Iraq has no other choice but to comply.
02:01:34 Our result?
02:01:34 Here today and I look forward to your.
02:01:36 Question.
02:01:37 Thank you, Madam Ambassador.
02:01:38 So that's.
02:01:39 That's very similar language to what Trump is saying.
02:01:44 I mean it's it's very similar.
02:01:46 Best.
02:01:46 Moreover, we do not believe Iraq has given up plans to develop larger, longer range missiles with which it could blackmail or attack, not only its neighbors but potential targets in Europe, Asia and North Africa.
02:02:03 That's also very similar. Uh, language. Talking about how Iran could blackmail Israel.
02:02:11 You know, this is very similar language.
02:02:13 As evidence, consider that.
02:02:15 Parts bear with me.
02:02:16 Madam ambassador.
02:02:18 Would.
02:02:19 That Iraq would seize any opportunity to buy nuclear materials or a complete nuclear weapon on the underground market. Iraq also retains the expertise to build nuclear weapons.
02:02:33 Accordingly it.
02:02:35 So the same, same thing. They're they're they're on the verge of of obtaining a nuclear weapon.
02:02:44 So you had these kinds of hearings where again, the whole hearing, the whole purpose of the hearing was for it to be aired on television and for it to freak people out, that there was going to be, you know, a a nuclear madman in the Middle East.
02:02:59 You also had. This is the CIA doing.
02:03:04 Press conferences. This is the CIA weapons inspector talking about, you know, similar thing.
02:03:13 I have only a few short comments to make. As you know, I'm here today to deliver the interim progress report of the Iraq Survey group. It's interim. It's a snapshot in time. It's ongoing investigation. We've been at work only three months. There's a lot more.
02:03:29 To do at this point, we have found substantial evidence of an intent of senior level Iraqi officials, including Saddam, to continue production at some future point in time of weapons of mass destruction.
02:03:45 We have not found yet, and I'm sure you know this, otherwise you would know it earlier. We have not found at this point actual weapons does not mean we've concluded there are no actual weapons. It means at this point in time and it's a huge country with a lot to do if we have not yet found weapons.
02:04:03 If I can speak of what we have found in addition to intent, we have had found a large body of continuing activities and equipment.
02:04:12 That were not.
02:04:12 Declared to the UN inspectors when they returned in November of last year. This includes substantial equipment and activities in the chemical and biological area, a much more.
02:04:23 Substantial activity in the missile area. The Iraqis were engaged in a very full scale program that would have extended their delivery systems out beyond 1000 kilometers. That is enough to reach Ankara, Cairo, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh and the.
02:04:41 And Israel, come on. Just. Yeah. Let's not leave out the obvious 1. So yeah, they're doing these kinds of press conferences talking about this. And then you had Bush, good old Bush.
02:04:54 Making speeches like this.
02:05:07 Yeah.
02:05:10 I take the threat very seriously.
02:05:13 I take the fact that he.
02:05:16 Develops weapons of mass destruction.
02:05:20 Very seriously.
02:05:23 I remember the fact that he has invaded two countries before.
02:05:28 I know for a fact that he's poisoned his own people.
02:05:33 He doesn't believe in.
02:05:35 The worth of each individual.
02:05:38 He doesn't believe in public dissent.
02:05:43 I look forward to a dialogue.
02:05:48 Ah yes, a dialogue.
02:05:51 Because as we all know, that's how that that ended.
02:05:53 It.
02:05:53 Was with the dialogue.
02:05:57 I will remind them that.
02:06:00 History has called us in action.
02:06:03 That we love freedom.
02:06:05 That will be deliberate.
02:06:08 Patient.
02:06:09 And strong in the values that we adhere to.
02:06:13 We can't let the world's worst leaders.
02:06:15 Black male threatened.
02:06:18 Hold freedom loving nations hostage with the world's worst weapons.
02:06:25 So it's the same, the same kind of argument, you know. Ohh, we can't allow them to have it.
02:06:31 And then of course.
02:06:33 We invaded. Here's even Tony Blair. I found Tony Blair arguing.
02:06:40 In front of the British people for the cameras. Why they had to get involved with it.
02:06:45 Mr. Speaker, I've never put the justification for action as regime change. We have to act within the terms set out in Resolution 1441. That is our legal base.
02:06:55 But it is the reason.
02:06:57 Why? I say frankly that if we do act, we should do.
02:07:00 So with a clear conscience and a strong heart.
02:07:02 I accept fully that those opposed to to this course of action share my detestation of Saddam, who could not.
02:07:11 Iraq is a potentially wealthy country that in 1979, the year before Saddam came to power, was richer than Portugal or Malaysia. Today it is impoverished, 60% of its population dependent on food aid, thousands of children dying needlessly every year from lack of food and medicine. 4 million people out of a population of just over 20 million.
02:07:31 Living in exile.
02:07:33 The brutality of the repression, the death and torture camps, the barbaric prisons for political opponents, the routine beatings for anyone or their families suspected of disloyalty.
02:07:44 All of that is well documented. Just last week, someone slandering Saddam tied to a post in a street in Baghdad. Their tongue cut out mutilated and left to bleed to death as a warning to others. I recall a few weeks ago talking to an Iraqi exit.
02:08:03 And saying to her that I understood how great it must be under the lash of Saddam.
02:08:07 But you don't, she replied. You cannot you do know, not you do not know what it is to live in perpetual fear. And she.
02:08:16 So you have you have these same kinds of horror stories and they haven't done that with Iran, but they do they I think partially because.
02:08:25 There's Iranians on the Internet and they they they you'd be able to see that there's no videos of of this kind of stuff going on, but they they they they'll tell you similar stories. They'll tell you like Oh well actually the Iranians hate it. You know, they hate their leaders and they're just there's waiting to be. They're just waiting to be liberated.
02:08:44 Which you would think that if that were true, you would think that if if Saddam, as an example, was like this super hated leader that, you know, everyone hated him and they were just, they were just begging the the the world to come save them, that they would have been pretty quick war, right. They would have been over over in a couple days.
02:09:05 And of course it wasn't.
02:09:08 And we ended up with.
02:09:11 No weapons of mass destruction, after all, and Bush making fun of it on TV like it was, it was some big joke.
02:09:23 Those weapons of mass destruction got to be somewhere.
02:09:29 Oh.
02:09:32 Oh.
02:09:34 As you can tell from the look on Andy Card's face, we've become a little concerned about the vice president lately.
02:09:43 Whenever you ask him a question, he replies.
02:09:46 Let's see what my little friend says.
02:09:52 Hilarious. You're hilarious.
02:09:55 So uh anyway one the only thing that that really kind of.
02:10:01 Makes me feel like maybe.
02:10:04 Maybe instead of negative here, here's here's just a wild theory that I thought of today because I hadn't put it together really. But I was thinking about how they they used the the negative propaganda of a false flag to get Americans to go into war. And I thought about.
02:10:24 Now they've done it so often now that even your average boomer knows the term false flag, just like your average boomer knows the term over Overton Window. Now they know the term false.
02:10:37 And they use it incorrectly all the time, but they still think that almost anything that happens that's dramatic is fake, and it's a false flag. And I think that that is maybe a new.
02:10:52 Environment that they are operating in, where they they know that, I mean I think I don't think that that doesn't mean they're not gonna do it. I'm just saying that's a new that's a new set of parameters that they're not using used to having to figure into their equations. They're not used to having to expect that a large portion of the population.
02:11:13 Is going to think what you did was was fake.
02:11:17 And so then I started thinking.
02:11:20 Well, what's what's what's the opposite of that? Right. What's the flip side of that? And the and the opposite of that is is positive.
02:11:28 Propaganda, right?
02:11:30 Like the kind of stuff that you see in North Korea, right, the the the big military parades and and things like that. I was like well.
02:11:41 Well, this, this, this, this guy gives me a.
02:11:44 It kind of it kind of makes me feel a little bit different about this all of a sudden.
02:11:47 Fort Bragg in North Carolina there kicking off celebrations for the Army's 150th birthday. It's coming up this Saturday, Trump announced he is reverting now names of several bases that had previously honored Confederate leaders. Former President Biden had renamed them after what his administration called Social Justice.
02:12:08 Warriors, let's bring in the perfect person to talk about this. Mike sorelli. He's a retired Navy SEAL. Mike, what do you make of the restoration?
02:12:16 No, I don't mean just specifically stuff like this, like that. Stuff like that's I think needed to happen anyway obviously, but.
02:12:22 Being real pause in the military, but specifically, where does it get to?
02:12:26 It.
02:12:27 What I'm getting is that military parade stuff like I think he's got to talk about the military parade here in a minute. Let me see.
02:12:32 This is much needed. I'll tell you this, Gillian. In my 20 years, I've never seen a military audience more electrified than yesterday. It was almost the return of Eisenhower. We've never seen morale at its high.
02:12:44 Wow, good. The return of Eisenhower, that's.
02:12:49 Then.
02:12:54 So World War 3 is that it's it's comments like this, right?
02:13:02 Then yesterday it was almost the return of Eisenhower. We've never seen morale at its highest, highest because of this administration.
02:13:11 Take a listen to President Trump making the case for the for his decision.
02:13:17 A lot of battles out of those forts, it's no time to change, and I'm superstitious. You know, I like to keep it going, right? I'm very superstitious. We want to keep it going.
02:13:31 So, you know, he says it's superstition.
02:13:37 What do you make of that?
02:13:39 It's part of our history. He understands that the Trump administration has respect and values our military as long as as well as our history, and he understands the purpose of our military and our service members. So this was seen and heard by our current military forces, and it's well received. So again, I applaud.
02:13:55 I get to the get to the parade part. I don't really care as much about this part.
02:13:59 He also, as you know is.
02:14:03 Sort of ordering this massive parade to celebrate the upcoming birthday of the army on Saturday. A lot of folks here in Washington excited planning to attend that we're gonna have special coverage right here on Fox News. What's the reaction to this?
02:14:21 Among folks on the ground.
02:14:23 Gillian, I'll tell you this. I have more friends army brethren. I served in the Marine Corps and the Navy was saved more than than I can count times by by the army. I have more friends hanging out to DC to take part in this this celebration. The army has defended our freedoms and our nation. They've answered the call for over 250 years. While this may fall on President Trump's birthday.
02:14:44 This is about our military service members and so this is a a great celebration, long overdue to have these type of parades so that our public can see just the disciplined uniformed services that we know.
02:14:57 Something totally different. This caught our eye. The director of National Intelligence warning of.
02:15:06 So that that, that, that, you know, raises an eyebrow a little bit, it gives you a little little different context like why you would have positive military propaganda for the same reason, you know any other.
02:15:22 Power was was wanting to to.
02:15:26 Keep morale up in their military, especially if it was sagging like it is in in in our country, but also kind of get the public kind of psyched out, you know, you know, pumped up about military stuff.
02:15:38 Something totally different. This caught our eye. The director of National Intelligence warning of nuclear annihilation. Take a listen to Tulsi Gabbard. Want to get your response.
02:15:51 As we stand here today, closer to the brink of nuclear annihilation than ever before, political elite and war mongers are carelessly fomenting fear and tensions between nuclear powers.
02:16:05 Isn't it ironic? She's like, as we stand closer to nuclear annihilation than we ever have before, these other leaders are fomenting fear. It's like I don't know you. You saying that we're closer to nuclear annihilation than ever before, right? Right.
02:16:21 Doesn't that qualify for uh, fomenting fear? I mean, what the hell is going on with?
02:16:27 First off, I'll say this. I know Tulsi, we could not have a stronger woman, a leader and representative of this nation sitting in that DDI seat. Both President Trump, his administration and Tulsi understand this the implications of the current conflicts they are fighting against the military industrial complex, the globalists and even the war mongers to prevent.
02:16:52 OK, I've had enough.
02:17:01 Ohh man. Wow, that's rich from a from an A literal CIA guy.
02:17:13 Holy shit. Ah man. Never, never change Fox News.
02:17:22 Trump's fighting the globalists.
02:17:28 Yes.
02:17:29 Ohh boy anyway.
02:17:32 That's all I really had tonight. I like I said, I I I watched those clips kind of with you at the same time. I just.
02:17:42 I saw that was in the news before I was.
02:17:45 I start. I actually had time before I was going to go live. I thought, oh, just.
02:17:51 Look up some.
02:17:53 Some 2003 footage of how they were framing it before we went into Iraq, see if there's any kind of, you know, any language that sounds similar or any kind of, you know, messaging that sounds similar. And and I don't know, I mean you could say there is nothing too crazy.
02:18:10 But yeah, there's going to be.
02:18:14 That, if nothing else, they're going to, you're going to have that threat.
02:18:18 Hanging over the country for at least the next little bit, until some kind of resolution is come to with Iran and there's a lot of people who think this is just a foregone conclusion that we're going to go to war with Iran and that is all agree that is what the Jews want. That is 100% what the Jews want and the.
02:18:38 You usually get what they want, especially with Trump, but I don't know at the same time. Like I said, it's. I also feel like wars are very.
02:18:49 Expensive for all parties involved, the United States is not exactly in a good position right now. We're a little we we got, we got a lot of domestic issues right now. We've got a lot of other problems, financial and otherwise. We don't have the strong. Our military is not the strongest it's been.
02:19:09 Or ever been and you know, a war with Iran would not be.
02:19:18 A walk in the park. It would not even be like a war with Iraq. Iraq is was, which was also not a walk in the park, you know, I mean, I had. I had friends that died in Iraq and there's.
02:19:32 There will be a lot of people if we go to Iran, there'll be a lot more people that will die in that war. So you know something? I'm keeping an eye on. I'm still trying to. I don't want to say I'm being optimistic on it, but I'm not.
02:19:46 Until I think there there's got to be something that happens that really convinces people there's got to be like a false flag and maybe there will be one, right. Maybe there'll be, like an American ship that gets sunk. Maybe there will be a bombing, maybe there, you know, like a, you know, Iran tried to assassinate Trump again or, you know, something like that.
02:20:05 There could be a lot of different things that could happen that would.
02:20:09 Change things rather quickly and I just, I think that something like that has to happen before I'm going to be really.
02:20:20 Really certain that there's going to be any kind of.
02:20:22 War.
02:20:23 With Iran anyway.
02:20:26 With that, let's take a look at at Super chats.
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02:20:39 Volkisch says last stream was your most important work since the Pacon and burns libel streams.
02:20:46 Compiling all of that research on Trump and Epstein connection was true. Investigative journalism. I believe that in more sane in a more, more sane world, it would have won an award. Keep up the good work. Well, I'll. I'll look. There's other people that have made all these connections.
02:21:03 I'm not. I'm certainly not the first one to do it and it's just not. No one cares. They they, they the people that are that should care about it are the ones.
02:21:15 That.
02:21:16 That have a.
02:21:18 A hero worship of Trump, and so they don't.
02:21:22 You know, they don't look into it and but people like Whitney Webb, even people like, you know, Ryan Dawson, people. There's been lots of people that have that have covered this. I I don't think there was anyone that's put it out in a digestible way the way that I did, which is why I did.
02:21:38 It.
02:21:39 Because Whitney Webb? Sure. She wrote a 2 volume book, but it's like 1000 pages and people aren't going to read that. They're just not Ryan Dawson, I mean.
02:21:51 Is not the best at presenting his theories like you know, like he's he's he's a good researcher, not not a great presenter.
02:22:00 And a lot of our guys have haven't touched it for one reason or another, mostly in terms of our our actual guys, it's not any malicious.
02:22:11 And to some extent, people just thought it's it's old news and it's look at look it is it at this point no one cares anymore and I think really what's more important than I mean I think it's important you have to know who you're dealing with. Trump is obviously a a guy who is always associated with Jewish scumbags.
02:22:31 And Epstein was just yet another one of these Jewish Jewish scumbags and.
02:22:39 It's really kind of par for the course for Trump, and people need to understand that Trump and the Jews, if you haven't seen that stream, I think that's almost more important because it kind of lays down the groundwork in shows that the Trump is is not just like, oh, he got subverted by Jews or he's being blackmailed by Jews like he is. He's basically a Jew.
02:22:57 Like he's like, you know, if you judge someone by the company they keep, he's basically a Jew.
02:23:04 But I appreciate that Volkish and yeah, it took it took some time to get it all out there like that. And I think that for the people that actually sat through it, because there's a lot of people that they'll just shut down the second they start hearing something that's critical of Trump. They'll just shut down and.
02:23:19 You know that's that's the that's the real black pill. It's not that that you know that they're doing this to us. It's that people don't care.
02:23:28 But thank you very much. Then we got.
02:23:31 My thing fell asleep. We got Gorilla hands. I'm gonna try not to ear rape you guys. I'm gonna try to turn this down this time.
02:23:38 Hello there.
02:23:41 14484.
02:23:43 All right, Gorilla hands.
02:23:46 Gorilla Hands says good morning, Mr. Stack. Last week I came across a very based Muslim who is named Shahid but.
02:23:56 Listen, he's even more black pilled than all of us here at the Insomnia stream legion of Men had one of his clips on his podcast, Bulson spoke about the normies and how they will not revolt because we have things too easy. Sad but true. Yeah, I never heard of him.
02:24:16 But that's that's The thing is it? It's it's become usually when the ruling class would fuck up, they they would create conditions where people are actually starving and hungry. And, you know, things actually fell apart. And technology has made that.
02:24:32 It's like you have to really fuck things up for food, to stop being delivered to 711. I mean, it's just and look, we've seen like little little minor things like I've talked about even out here. It's like, oh, eggs are suddenly you.
02:24:46 Know.
02:24:47 9 bucks a carton and and there was a time for like we were missing.
02:24:53 Missing all kinds of goods in fact.
02:24:56 I I don't think. I don't think it's related. I think my I went to the store.
02:25:00 Last night.
02:25:02 Because I want some milk.
02:25:04 And they had.
02:25:07 I don't know how much of that because I'm in a remote place, but they were out of milk, out of eggs that they were out of they used. When I first moved out here, they had stuff all the time and that was before COVID since COVID, it's never gone back to normal. But at the same time, no ones. No, no one's fucking starving.
02:25:22 To death.
02:25:22 You know? And so it makes it makes it hard to get people to get out.
02:25:27 There and and and not only that.
02:25:28 At the same time that technology has made it easy for people to not ever actually feel any kind of survival instincts.
02:25:36 Get agitated. They quite the opposite. We also have all this entertainment technology that didn't exist. And so everyone's kind of just been lulled into a fucking drunken stupor. And then Gorilla Hands also says.
02:25:49 Faggots.
02:25:50 There we go. Thank you, Gorilla Hands. Then we got Jay Orlando says I second that, Devon. That was a sobering night for me. Why did they try to kill him? Just a skitzo doing MK ultra shit or a real set up by people with knowledge beforehand. God bless chat, dev.
02:26:08 Look, unless some new information comes out as far as I can tell and I know a lot of people will want tinfoil hat, that whole situation, it's not that crazy to imagine that some leftist, especially one that looks like that guy who has who, who quite literally has nothing going on in his life.
02:26:29 And.
02:26:30 Wanted to maybe die a hero and listen to the way that Trump was described in the media as literally Hitler and.
02:26:39 He decided he wanted to go down as he's the guy that took down orange Hitler and and I I I think that's completely probable and tell someone shows me anything that that would indicate something else. I think it quite literally was. I mean look, politicians get shot at sometimes by.
02:26:59 By people and there's not always like some big secret plan.
02:27:03 Behind it, and there's just so many people are so used to movies more than they are reality. It's it's what happens to cue cards, right? They don't actually like most of their life is spent watching fiction. And so when they watch politics, they.
02:27:23 The the lines get blurred and look politics is performative and so it's not entirely their fault. But you know, at a certain point you got to use some discernment and realize, look, I mean, sometimes people just get, you know, some people just shoot at people and all the failures and security that people.
02:27:40 Well, what about?
02:27:41 This it's like you think the feds are.
02:27:44 Are not incompetent, like, why is it that the feds are always incompetent things until like then? Then they're until they're not, until they're, like, super soldiers with, like, you know.
02:27:53 And we all saw those, those Lady Secret Service agents running around in their fucking pantsuits. I mean, I don't. It's totally believe within the realm of possibility. They're all just incompetent boobs.
02:28:01 Yeah.
02:28:09 Let's see here. Then we got Adam says things with a big dono.
02:28:14 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself with.
02:28:18 Look, look, look, look, look.
02:28:19 Look how Jewy this fag is.
02:28:37 All right, we got Adam says things and the things he says is getting promoted tomorrow, Devon. Can I hear you say white fucking power? Well, you just did. Or better yet, make the Jew tell everybody how much money I'm going to take from him.
02:28:58 The Jews. How much you mean?
02:29:00 Half a million dollars.
02:29:05 If that's what you mean, Adam says things. Well, congratulations on your.
02:29:10 Promotion, hopefully.
02:29:12 It helps you work towards your goal of building that dynasty that we all need to be working on.
02:29:20 But uh yeah, thank you for the big support. Adam says things.
02:29:24 That's how we keep the lights on over here and keep the half asked Internet.
02:29:28 That.
02:29:29 I don't want. I don't want to jinx it. Thank you very much that Adam says things and we got California rape fugee.
02:29:37 Says evening, Devon. I had to take the I-10 to see Sam Hyde's new show premiere. The other day I saw a few big rigs get pulled over and about four Hells.
02:29:51 Ohh helies in the air.
02:29:53 But overall, a normal drive through LA I rated A7 out of 10 drive for no bad traffic, but no fighting Taco Pacos in the street just thought I'd give my due diligence as a local. Yeah, I mean, look, a lot of these these protests are are they look bigger on Twitter than they are in real life.
02:30:14 That's why I've always said if you ever do anything in any kind of IRL activism, make sure you get it on camera because the impact is going to be on the Internet. So even if the violence was very localized, you know, limited to a couple city blocks, and I don't know, I don't, I don't know.
02:30:33 What exactly was going over there? It you can make it look like and they've been doing that. You can make it look like they've basically taken over the whole fucking city pretty easily because it is, like you said, politics is performative and.
02:30:50 Either way, it's really bad. It's bad optics for them. It makes it, it makes white boomers nervous, even to the real mistake. And look, this even happened. Like when all this was going on with the Minutemen on the border back in the early 2000s.
02:31:08 You had the the protesters were too.
02:31:12 Gold.
02:31:13 After weeks of waving the Mexican flag around everywhere, no wave American flags because it you're, you know, people hate seeing you have the Mexican flag and they started waving American flags. And I was kind of expecting that to happen this time, but they just this time they just don't give a fuck anymore. And I don't think it would even have. It would have the same impact because it's not like.
02:31:34 People don't.
02:31:36 You know we're not. We don't have America anymore. So it's like waving American flag. Who's that resonating with that already? That doesn't already, you know, like.
02:31:44 No one, no one that.
02:31:45 Would that would have sympathy for you is going to care that you're waving an American flag. In fact, they might even hate it.
02:31:53 But thank you very much. California rape Fuji. Then we got man of low moral fiber, says resolution fags trying to fuck up a good.
02:32:00 Thing.
02:32:01 Yeah. Well, I mean, so far so good.
02:32:04 I'm probably going to tweak the settings though afterwards, but you know.
02:32:09 I don't know. I don't know how. I don't even know what it's going to look like until I play back the stream after the show. I'll take a look and see if it made any difference even.
02:32:20 And the metal fiber says yes, you have to be white to actually be an American. There is no constitution without the Declaration of Independence and directly in the Declaration of Independence. Says are savages. Well, look, it does. It does, specifically saying the founding.
02:32:40 Documents that this country is for white people and that's why Charlie Kirk shut them down and told them to get out of the line and and and wouldn't wouldn't let him talk because I'm, I suspect that guy knew that because he was kind of going and going that way and Charlie Kirk shut him down because that's what his.
02:32:56 Robbins.
02:32:58 Mr. Skywalker says I lost two of my 10 chickens last week to a hawk, and it's been pretty upsetting. I wish they died a more dignified death. It upset me greatly as I never take well to the death of pets. I'm an outlier. No, you're not an outlier. Yeah, but that's that's real life.
02:33:18 You do deal with a.
02:33:19 Lot.
02:33:19 Of death and I find death. I mean, there's just dead animals all over the place out here at any given moment.
02:33:29 Yeah, it sucks. It sucks.
02:33:33 Uh.
02:33:35 Yeah, I don't know what to tell. I've never had chickens. I've never had chickens, but I can imagine. I can imagine I had chickens.
02:33:42 But if I had.
02:33:42 Chickens out here. I'd probably have.
02:33:44 To.
02:33:45 I mean, there's so many things that would kill them that I'd probably have to keep them in some kind of pen.
02:33:51 That was hawk. We have Hawks out here, too. You know, it would have to be hawk proof.
02:33:56 And coyote proof in snake proof and just everything proof.
02:34:02 Well, I'm sorry to hear that, Mister Skywalker hopefully hopefully able to figure out a strategy to combat the Hawks.
02:34:11 Gnarly.
02:34:18 Gnarly says he'll catch the replay had some guy make his hats with your logo on it. Since you aren't selling one, here's some shekels. It's what I paid him for. Paid him for them, wore it. Passing through Black Canyon, and someone recognized it.
02:34:35 So I guess you're popular in the desert. Go figure. Really. That's kind of cool.
02:34:41 Maybe I should make them?
02:34:43 I just. I always thought if I made them, they would. That's what would shut down the merch store.
02:34:50 Well, maybe I'll figure out a way to do it. People have always wanted the the logo stuff and I've always avoided it because I didn't want to.
02:34:58 Didn't want to deal with that, but.
02:35:04 Maybe I don't know. Maybe I'll make it. Maybe I'll find a different supplier just specifically for that stuff. So if it does get shut down, shut down. It's not a big deal. I mean, I don't really get a ton of money from merch anyway, but maybe that'll be something to do. I appreciate that, Charlie. And I hope you enjoy your.
02:35:20 Your bootleg hat, your bootleg black pill hat.
02:35:25 California refugee says also, I love the stream. Love your way of bringing in stories in relation to today's topics and focusing on a subject that no one else will touch because it's the ugly truth for people on the right. Keep doing God's work. Well. I appreciate that. And it's funny because the the Humphrey the whale.
02:35:45 Saying.
02:35:48 It it just.
02:35:49 This is usually how this stuff works. It's not like I I had this master plan where I was like I have to say this message. Ohh I know that story about the whale in the 80s like.
02:36:02 It's usually like I'm researching something completely different and then I find I get. It's like when you're on YouTube and you watch a video about like carpentry because you're trying to, like, fix a chair or something. And then next thing you know, you're like watching some video about them making a bridge in, like, Roman times or something.
02:36:21 It's and that's kind of what happens. And then I ended up with this.
02:36:26 The whales story and I was like, oh, that's that's interesting that.
02:36:30 That that's what it took for them to like. They tried all these things and and the retarded insane whale.
02:36:36 Only responded when they they mimicked him and it was right when.
02:36:41 Right when Charlie Kirk and Matt Walsh was mimicking us, I was like ohh well.
02:36:46 The the line is easy to draw and I and I kind of wanted to tell the the the funny goofy whale story.
02:36:52 Of of Dumfries, the whale.
02:36:56 And then California rate Fuji also says one more thing. I'm in the God definitely called you to save your neighbor camp. Well, I appreciate that. I've had my mom's in that camp too, by the way, if I I talked to my mom the other day and told her the story and she was.
02:37:13 She is. She's firmly in that camp.
02:37:16 Well, you were just you were just listening to God.
02:37:20 Maybe I don't know.
02:37:23 Bessemer.
02:37:32 Now wait on.
02:37:32 It.
02:37:33 I have a I have a favorite. I have a favorite money hit that I.
02:37:38 I haven't heard a long time. I wish we'll play. We'll see. It's all. I don't pick them. It's all random.
02:37:43 Bessemer says Hi, Devon. Great stream tonight. Kudos. I'm hoping that you might that you might do a stream on the KKK sometime history and where they went wrong. I believe they formed to protect white women from uppity blacks but not sure. Thanks for all you do. Appreciate your perspective.
02:38:03 Very much. Well, thank you. You know, I was, I was thinking about maybe.
02:38:09 Maybe doing something with like the?
02:38:12 The first movie ever played at the White House.
02:38:16 Which was what's that called again?
02:38:20 It's uh.
02:38:23 I've got it here, Sir.
02:38:29 From like 19.
02:38:33 1918 or 1908 or something like that. Let me see. It's it's what it's like. One of the 1st movies really.
02:38:40 1902 was it? No, that's a trip to the moon 19/11/19. I think it's 1913.
02:38:49 No, not 13, no. What year was what?
02:38:53 Year was that.
02:38:55 19141915 is it 1915.
02:39:00 Birth of a nation 19/19/15.
02:39:05 Yeah, I was thinking about maybe doing like.
02:39:09 Birth of a nation.
02:39:11 And then talk about the KKK a little bit.
02:39:15 And how they kind of?
02:39:20 Yeah. I mean, yeah, I mean, I don't know.
02:39:25 I don't know what I'll find if I dig in there it, but they did.
02:39:28 They.
02:39:28 They kind of went, they obviously went wrong, they.
02:39:31 Don't exist anymore.
02:39:33 But they were up against a lot of Jewish propaganda and.
02:39:39 That made it socially unacceptable to be a member and there, and plus you had the you had the federal government clamped down on them. You had like a lot of stuff going against them. But I don't know the I'd have to look into it, maybe that maybe it might. That might be worth looking into.
02:39:53 Thank you very much Bessemer.
02:39:56 Then we got 980 wheel loader says Hey, Devon, would you say that it's incumbent upon pro white people to drop the non white friends they have to keep their circles as white as possible.
02:40:11 I mean, I'm not saying you have to. To not.
02:40:15 Have any associations with non whites?
02:40:22 In a perfect world, you would.
02:40:26 Look, here's the thing, right?
02:40:28 It.
02:40:30 It would. It's different, right? Like you would treat your family different than you would your friends.
02:40:36 And I think that.
02:40:39 That that.
02:40:41 That should that should be reflected in how you interact with the public.
02:40:46 That white people are your family and other people you you can still associate with them with them when necessary. And there's no reason why you shouldn't be nice, for example, to the the Hispanic lady at the at the local gas station or what, you know what? Whoever that you're interacting with in the public.
02:41:08 And if you have a friend who happens to not be white.
02:41:12 And they're as long as you're not lying to them if they're aware of your.
02:41:16 Views.
02:41:18 Because are they really a friend if they're not?
02:41:21 You know what I mean? Like, if, if if they're really a friend, they should know where you stand.
02:41:26 And if they stick around, then? Hey, you know what are you gonna do? Let at that point, I guess they're kind of an ally, but they should know where you stand. Shouldn't be lying to people.
02:41:35 You know least of all friends. Like what kind of friend are you? If you're hiding like that big of a part of you from them, and it's very relevant to them part.
02:41:43 Of you. So I think that it kind of just ends up that way because and look there's people.
02:41:50 That I interact with that I don't tell. I don't tell them everything about myself and my views, but they're not my friends either. You know, they're just people that that I have to interact with for, you know, for one reason or another. But the.
02:42:09 My friends are I don't have any non white friends anymore really.
02:42:13 Because.
02:42:14 My views, you know, they, they they would not.
02:42:18 They don't really. Yeah.
02:42:20 They're not. They're not down with the the evil Nazi guy that I've become.
02:42:25 So I think it just works itself out if you're just honest about, you know.
02:42:30 How you see the world?
02:42:33 Kurgan, kurgan.
02:42:41 The only thing I can figure out is that the dying race and they want to reproduce more of their own kind. How horrible.
02:42:50 Bergen says I will have to catch the replay, but I wanted to send some donos for your hard work. Well, I appreciate that.
02:42:57 Mr. kurgan.
02:43:00 Then we got man of low moral fiber says Peacocks will kill the shit out of any snake they find. They're big enough to scare the birds of prey away. I know it's kind of a weird or it's kind of weird, but my family has used them as chicken protectors before. Yeah, you know, my, my, my grandpa had a Peacock.
02:43:24 They have a very distinct call.
02:43:27 You know, they I was gonna do it, but then I felt I'm gonna selling an idiot doing it, but they have. They have a very distinct call and.
02:43:35 They it's cool because you know, especially for the kids, because that's what I I got my, my, my.
02:43:40 Grandpa had a.
02:43:41 Ranch and he had the Peacock there. And one of the things we would do is.
02:43:46 Because it it didn't like totally roam free, but it kind of had it sort of roam free and the fun game from my brother and I would be to go run out and try to find.
02:43:56 Peacock feather.
02:43:58 Out in the field.
02:44:00 Yeah, there's that. And there's guard donkeys guard donkeys will get.
02:44:05 Rid of the.
02:44:06 The coyotes.
02:44:08 So you can get Peacocks and donkeys.
02:44:11 To protect your.
02:44:13 Your livestock.
02:44:16 Alright, going over to rumble.
02:44:19 Let's see if the Rumble plugin worked this time.
02:44:23 It appears to have worked.
02:44:26 At least I think it's worked. I'm.
02:44:28 Not.
02:44:29 I'm not 100% confident about this thing, so I don't always I don't.
02:44:33 Like.
02:44:33 Just assuming that it worked, so I'm going to.
02:44:37 In fact, I'm almost positive it didn't quite work this time.
02:44:41 Yeah. In fact, I I know it didn't work this time.
02:44:49 All right, we got.
02:44:53 I can't see this one.
02:44:57 We'll hide this for now.
02:44:59 Unreconstructed, you man, says Devon Devon, stack doctor Stack, PhD, in truth telling you, Sir, are a treasure to be or no treasure to thee revolutionary right. Fear not, Sir, when you're swatted and hauled off. Well, I hope not to jail and extraction team will.
02:45:20 She's standing by, hopefully.
02:45:22 Hopefully that nothing like that happens.
02:45:25 But that's good to know. Good to know, man. None of these are like matching up with this stupid plugin. It didn't get any of these. Oh, wait. No, it maybe just missed yours because it picked up. It seems like it's picking up now. Let's see here.
02:45:37 And then we got uh, gravy, Bear says.
02:45:41 That clip of Cash Patel talking about Epstein reminded me of Jeeps I have worked or have worked with in the past. It's remarkable how bold faces or how bold.
02:45:55 How bold faces these will lie.
02:45:58 That's a weird way I get what you're saying. How these people will lie. Even Jews try to be settled sometimes.
02:46:08 Yeah, I mean, look, he's clearly.
02:46:11 He's clearly up to something, but you know.
02:46:15 He he's he's got the job now. He's got the job and he cares a lot about hierarchy because that's how the jeets are. He's he's gonna. He'll say whatever fucking Trump wants.
02:46:26 Which is why he got the job.
02:46:29 Then we got Cabbage Bandit with a big dono.
02:46:34 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself with.
02:46:38 Look.
02:46:39 Look how Jewy this fag is.
02:46:56 All right, Cabbage Bandit.
02:47:00 Says hi Devon. Looking forward to the replay. Thanks for all you do well, thanks for the.
02:47:05 Thanks to the substantial support there, Cabbage Bandit.
02:47:09 Very much appreciated.
02:47:12 And hello to you in the future.
02:47:16 Next up, we got. Now this is another one that got missed by the plugin.
02:47:20 We got ohh no, no, never mind. Just repeating in the regular shopping on the plugins. Maybe, maybe maybe the plugin's good. Let's see here.
02:47:32 And rumbles a mess.
02:47:35 This is like the this is the one part of.
02:47:36 The platform you.
02:47:37 Think that would be easy for them.
02:47:39 To do right.
02:47:43 And yet they.
02:47:45 They have failed miserably.
02:47:49 And yet they have failed miserably at one of the most basic parts of the platform, Dee Mitch says being black pilled means never trusting of their political pundit.
02:47:59 Or an operative. Again, we must be the adults in the room. If something seems too good to be true, then it probably is never again. And exactly and like I said, blood in the water now is not the time that you pat them on the back for being faggots, for the last several years, being our enemies.
02:48:20 This is when you do the finishing move. This is when you go all at them because there is blood in the water. They did they they did activate their emergency shoot. This is not this is not a tactic that they like using.
02:48:35 This is something that they're forced into doing, and yes, I guess if you want you could say you can feel good. You can feel good in knowing that you have forced them to to to use it.
02:48:46 That's that's. Yeah. I'm not saying we never move the needle anywhere. I'm just saying you didn't move it with them. You you didn't convince Charlie Kirk that maybe. Maybe.
02:49:00 Maybe everything I've been saying forever is 100% wrong.
02:49:04 Thank you very, very much there, Dee. Mitch. Now we have the Shogun.
02:49:09 Says we really have to define what an American actually is. While World War 3 is ramping up the definition of white is being subverted. Nick being a mestizo is adding to the subversion, but he looks white well. So I'll tell you what in America.
02:49:29 There's a lot.
02:49:30 Of mutts.
02:49:31 And I don't agree that.
02:49:35 I mean, he said something about Hispanics being more. I don't remember the exact wording, but I saw something where he said something. Hispanics were like the.
02:49:44 The real anti Semites or or? I don't. I don't. I don't. I don't want to misquote it. So I don't know, but I.
02:49:51 He does have a more multiracial view of things than many of us do, and that is probably influenced by his own racial background. But at the same time.
02:50:06 It is more of a reality in the United States that there is.
02:50:09 There's a little more mutt, mutt, mutt, blood going around.
02:50:15 But that said, look.
02:50:19 I think that.
02:50:21 That, by and large, we need to focus on on having coalitions of white people. We shouldn't be outsourcing our.
02:50:29 Our activism to non whites.
02:50:33 Or really.
02:50:35 Even.
02:50:40 I don't want to say, look, if there's someone saying something good, I'm not going to say.
02:50:44 You know, shit on them and stuff. Like if they're saying if they're not white and they're saying something that's good for the overall propaganda war, you know, you don't shit on them necessarily. But yeah, you should be promoting other white people.
02:50:58 You should be promoting other white people.
02:51:00 And because the other white people are never going to get to a crossroads where their interests suddenly conflict with yours, and that will inevitably happen with every non white because they're not white.
02:51:14 Simple as it's pretty easy stuff.
02:51:18 Ah, the Shogun says. We really have to define what an. Oh, wait, where did that one?
02:51:24 We got. Let's see if the plugin is actually accurate here, load the. I just don't want to skip one of you guys.
02:51:33 And I don't trust this thing quite yet, but so far aside from missing the first one, it's OK.
02:51:39 The shadow band.
02:51:54 The shadow band says cheers for retarded whales. Well, I appreciate that. Thank you for the support there. The shadow band.
02:52:02 Jill Cruz says love you, Devon. Anonymity. Yes, yes, I can say it. Like it's just that if I'm thinking anonymous and I looked it up afterwards cause like I it's not the first I've had trouble with that word specifically. I was like, why is it?
02:52:18 And I looked it up and there's an actual.
02:52:21 Like.
02:52:23 Brain.
02:52:24 Malfunction that happens with words that have derivations that are pronounced in different ways. It's actually like it's a common thing. I'm not trying to say like it's common. It's not just me. I still feel like an idiot, but it is. Apparently. It's like a thing and and one of the things that I thought was interesting that.
02:52:45 I guess one of them ones that a lot of people have trouble. I've never heard it heard anyone fuck this up, so I don't. I don't know why they use this as an example, but they said that people fuck up economic and economy.
02:52:56 Just because it's emphasized differently.
02:52:59 I'm like, oh, it still kind of sounds the same, you know, But anyway.
02:53:03 Yeah, it's a yeah. Struggles real. Hey, we we talked for.
02:53:08 For three hours at a time, and you're bound to fuck something up, right? But thank you very much, Jill. Then we got Rupert says replay gang here. Good night, professor stack. See you on Saturday. Well, you said question Mark. Yeah, that's that's the plan. Well, I appreciate that.
02:53:26 Rupert.
02:53:27 Then we got 8th says. I love how they make it beyond apparent, but when whenever I get close to red Pilling my boomer parents, the narrative shifts and they cry hate. Then the talking heads push these empty talking points.
02:53:43 Right. Well, that's The thing is, is they've already. So they've reframed it, right.
02:53:49 They were on the verge. This is what I'm talking about. This you've just given us a good example of this. If you're, let's say you're trying to to race pill.
02:53:56 Your.
02:53:56 Parents.
02:53:57 And they're getting on. They're on the verge of going like, yeah, you're right. This is fun. Crazy. We need to be.
02:54:02 A white country.
02:54:02 Again, and then all of a sudden what happens?
02:54:06 What happens?
02:54:09 Well, Matt Walsh gives them an out.
02:54:13 They give them an out, they say. No, no, no.
02:54:16 It's third worlders.
02:54:18 And and and it's nothing that has nothing to do with race. The reason why we have to limit it is because of cultural and educational and housing and financial and essential services.
02:54:31 That's the problem you see. Has nothing to do with race. It's educational housing. So you're a big fat bigot.
02:54:39 You see, I I'm gonna listen to these reasonable, non racist guys.
02:54:44 See, it's. I don't. It's so transparent. It's so fucking transparent. If you're not an idiot. But unfortunately a lot of people, even on our side, are fucking idiots.
02:54:54 And that it is what it is.
02:54:56 Then we got hungover, Phil.
02:55:01 Says. Would you ever consider doing links or gay episode? Maybe like once a month where you let us super chat, random links and stuff like a minimum of $5. I think you've already or someone's already asked this.
02:55:13 I don't know. I think that would be.
02:55:17 Horror, I think it would just be pure horror if everyone was just sending me links of random shit.
02:55:25 And I had to somehow spin some some gold, some spin, some gold out of it. I don't know. I don't know. That sounds like a a nightmare, actually.
02:55:37 So I don't know, it sounds like a nightmare. Maybe. Maybe. I mean, I don't know. Maybe if, like I'm.
02:55:43 I'm feeling really.
02:55:46 Stupid. Some night I'll maybe I'll do it. Maybe I'll do it.
02:55:51 Alright.
02:55:54 And I think that's everything. Let me just double check.
02:55:58 The actual rumble window.
02:56:03 Case it didn't update because the plugin sucks. Alright, we're good there. Double check entropy. We're good there. Alright, guys, I'm gonna shut it down. Thank you very much for joining us tonight for thee dump free the Whale edition.
02:56:18 We'll be we'll be back here on Saturday. Same bat time, same bat channel as always. Hope you have a good rest of your evening and for black pilled. I am, of course.
02:56:32 Devon Stack.
02:56:38 It had to be said, the Oregon State Highway Division not only had a whale of a problem on its hands, it had a stinking whale of a problem. What to do with 145 foot 8 ton whale dead on arrival on the beach near Florence? It had been so long since a whale.
02:56:54 Had washed up in lane.
02:56:56 County nobody could remember how.
02:56:57 To get rid of 1.
02:56:58 In selecting its battle plan, the Highway Division decided the carcass couldn't be buried because it might soon be uncovered. It couldn't be cut up and then buried because nobody wanted to cut it up and it couldn't be burned. The dynamite. It was some 20 cases or a half ton of it. The hope was that the long dead Pacific Grove Hill would be almost disintegrated by the blast and that.
02:57:18 Many small pieces still around after the explosion. You'd be taking care of by sea wells and other scavengers. Indeed, the seagulls had been standing nearby all day as everything was being made ready. We asked George Thornton, the highway engineer in charge of the project, for his final observation.
02:57:34 Well, I'm confident that it will work. The only thing is we're not sure just exactly how much explosives it'll take to disintegrate this thing, so the scavenger seagulls and crabs and whatnot.
02:57:46 Can clean it.
02:57:46 Up. Is there any chance it might?
02:57:48 Be more than A1.
02:57:49 Day job if there's any large chunks left and.
02:57:54 We may have to do some other cleanup, possibly set another charge.
02:57:58 The bottom right was buried primarily on the Leeward side of the big mammal, so as most of the remains would be blown toward the sea, about 75 bystanders, most of them residents who had first found the whale to be an object of curiosity before they tired of its smell, will move back 1/4 of a mile away. The sand dunes, though, were covered with spectators and landlubber newsmen.
02:58:18 Surely had begun land, blubber, newsmen, where the blast blasted blubber beyond all believable bound.
02:58:28 Kill one.
02:58:34 You.
02:58:45 I haven't got it yet.
02:58:51 March.
02:58:53 Our camera stopped rolling immediately after the blast. The humor of the entire situation suddenly gave way to a run for survival, as huge chunks of whale blubber fell everywhere. Pieces of leaf passed higher over our heads, while others were falling at our feet. The dunes were rapidly evacuated as spectators escaped both the falling debris in the overwhelming smell, a parked car over 1/4 of a mile from the blast site.
02:59:16 The target of one large chunk, the passenger compartment literally snapped. Fortunately, no human was hit as badly as the car over everyone on the scene was covered with small particles of dead whale.
02:59:27 As for the success of the effort of the Seagulls, who were supposed to clean things up, were nowhere insight either. Scared away by the explosion or kept away by the smell that didn't really matter. The remaining chunks were of such a size that no respectable civil would attempt to tackle anyway. As darkness began to set in the highway crews were back on the beach, burying the remains.
02:59:47 Including a large piece of the carcass which never left the blast site, it might be concluded that should a whale ever wash ashore on Lane County again, those in charge will not only remember what to do, they'll certainly remember.
02:59:59 What not to do?