Outlaws： Episode 16, Crisis in the UK - 06/24/2026

00:03:33 Hey, all right, and I forgot to do the little intro animation thing. Welcome to Outlaws, and I forgot to do my little, you can see on my little dealy deal, so there it is. We're really on top of things today. All right,
00:03:49 it's been a stressful day in the blonde household. It's not your fault.
00:03:52 Yeah. Well, welcome to Outlaws. I am, of course, Devon Stack, and
00:03:58 I am Rebecca Hargraves. Thank you for joining us this evening.
00:04:02 All right, we're going to talk
00:04:03 about what everybody else has talked about, but we're going to take a different angle. We're going to talk about Cameron would be delighted. We're going to talk about systems, that's what we're going to do when we're talking about the UK today. Because when we decided to do this topic, we were like, I don't want to get into the nitty gritty of the report, because most of that is already circulated. We're going to talk about that a little bit. It is important for the context of the story, but really, I think the story here is, how did we get to this place? How did we get to this place? How do we get out of this place? Well, we know the answer,
00:04:34 and, and the report, of course, that we're talking about is the report that came out in the UK about the child grooming gangs and the industrial rape that's going on in the UK of white girls at the hands of the brown hands of Muslims, and yeah, a lot of Americans, especially, don't really, I mean, we hear about it, you know, like we hear about. What the bigger cases, and we hear, you know, like it's, but it's kind of in the periphery.
00:05:05 We kind of like have our own problems, that kind of a thing. And so I don't think a lot of people understand the history, and the racial history that of the UK is so much different than the United States, that that I think requires a little bit of context for a lot of Americans, so I thought we would, we would dig a little bit into that, and another thing, it's bits driving. I don't know if you've seen this, but there's a lot of people.
00:05:31 I mean, obviously, there was that clip that went viral of that woman, the Jewish woman, that was laughing at the report. The context, of course, was her excuse was, and she's not 100, I mean, she's functionally, I mean, not functionally, she's technically right that she wasn't laughing at the report so much as she was laughing at the at the way that the report did some methodologies, but she was laughing to minimize the seriousness of the report, and so, as far as I'm concerned, that's the same thing, you know, a six of one, half a dozen of another, and the other thing I've noticed is there's a lot of people, many of the same people that have been trying to minimize the seriousness and the veracity of the Epstein stuff.
00:06:13 People like Michael Tracy, for example, are trying to minimize the seriousness of this report out of the UK, try to say that all these numbers are all bullshit, and you know, because it's not like an exact head. How can they say 250,000 girls there, and it's like we're gonna go over kind of why you can, in fact, that's a minimum, that's a conservative number, conservative estimate. And also, also, why are you like, why are there seems to be like a certain amount of people that they seem like they're they're very motivated to minimize the threat of pedophilia. Have you noticed that, like, there's just some people who
00:06:55 is it who's doing that?
00:06:57 Well, obviously there's there's a gay Mexican that likes to do that, but there's also Michael Tracy, and a couple others that I see frequently that are always, always trying to.. it's.. it seems like they've got some kind of, I don't know, motive to..
00:07:16 yeah, yeah.. if I get one more griper in my comment section, that's like, well, actually they were young degenerate prostitutes, like, are we doing this now? Are we seriously doing this? Yes,
00:07:31 and you know, they'd make really great UK police officers, apparently, because, as you'll see, that was kind of the, the tactic that they would use to basically avoid having to arrest the brown people.
00:07:46 Yeah,
00:07:48 all right. Sorry,
00:07:51 my mic input was the wrong one. It's fixed now. Live chat. Thanks for letting me know.
00:07:56 Yeah, I started hearing like some loud, like I thought you turned on like a fan or something in the over there, airplane was taking off, or you were like in the back of your jet stream, you know, like your private studio, yeah, really on your way to somewhere, Dubai, not
00:08:12 my shitty office, my shitty Devon, tell us a little bit about the history, how did this come to be?
00:08:21 All right, let's go. to bump. Here we are. So, again, like I said, the racial history of the UK is a lot different. The United States, and one of the ways it's different is the United States, we always had, you know, black people, right? Like, we always had Nigs, and especially after that became, I mean, it was less obvious, I would say to the average American until after the Civil War, but certainly after 1855 once you had the Emancipation Proclamation, you had the great Negro migration and all that stuff, we had to start realizing what it was like to live around non-whites.
00:09:13 The UK didn't have anything like that, and so for the really until 100 years later, like, basically, they're like 100 years behind us in terms of learning about what diversity is like. They were like 99.9% white, you know, pretty much. You had, I mean, you had like maybe a few non-whites as a, I guess, a symptom of the the empire reaching into all these non-white areas of the world, and, but those people are usually kept, you know, very separate from the general population, and it wasn't really until after World War Two that you had. Any kind of diversity, and
00:10:04 was it first? Who came first?
00:10:07 Well, so what you had was the the British Nationality Act of 1948 Now this was a this was like the the ground zero, I guess you could say this was the the foundational event that that created a category of people called a citizen of the United Kingdom and colonies, and so this grant, this basically gave passports to non-whites that were, you know, subjects of the Crown, whereas before they were, you know, they were, you know, in India or Pakistan, or wherever they were, but they weren't allowed to just move freely to, to England, and so this created this, this new category, and it gave them the right to move across the the Commonwealth and the reason why they did this was after World War Two, they wanted more, because a lot of men died in World War Two, and they had to rebuild, and they said, "I have an idea, how about this? Is always how it starts, too, with white people.
00:11:19 How about we import all these brown people to do all these jobs right, like we have all these these reconstruction labor shortages and all these jobs in factories and and whatnot, so maybe we can, we can bring in people from the Caribbean, you know, or India or Pakistan or Africa, and so that's that's what happened, is you had boat loads, like literally boat loads of non-whites flooding into England from the Caribbean, and by the way, your mic is making a lot of fuzzy sounds. I don't know what's up with that. Seriously,
00:12:01 this, it's on the right mic now. I've checked,
00:12:04 yeah, it's just getting like all fuzzy. I can filter you out, maybe on my side. Let me see if I can.
00:12:08 Okay, cool. I'll talk for a few minutes. Okay. As much as, as we have racial issues in America, something about the American South is that there was a, there's a kind of a culture of segregation, of self segregation.
00:12:21 So I think that people there, although there's a lot of black and white crime, I think that they have become more accustomed to one another. That being said, it's not like it's a cohesive part of America where there isn't crime and blacks and white whites like each other, but there isn't this total absence of exposure to racial minorities, and then immediately you have all of this exposure. It was, it was something of a shock for the UK, which it wasn't for us. We've had to deal with black people forever,
00:12:50 right? Right. And so you have this, this, they call them the Wind Rush generation, and when they first flooded in there, they immediately, because this is what happens, created a bunch of problems, and so by the 1950s and early 60s you had already had hundreds of 1000s of people come in from the West Indies, so you had Indians and packies like all over the place, and at this point you started to have some actual pushback from the public, because they, they were like, "Oh, holy shit, like this sounded like, because we had never had to deal with with non-whites before, this sounded like maybe a good idea, and this is, this is actually kind of shitty.
00:13:36 So they passed a the 1962 Commonwealth Immigrants Act, and this was the first immigration restriction, I guess you could say, as a result of the brown people coming in, and so what this did is it, it ended automatic entry from places like India and Pakistan, the Caribbean, and instead created like, like a voucher system, and but the problem was you are, it was already, you already had these communities established, you already had families now living in England from these other places, and now they were creating networks that could, you know, chain migration family members back in, you know, into England, you know, much like you have in America and other places, and so you had this, this sort of thing going on, you had this, this further tightened, or actually, that's the same one, so 1968 because that the first was 1962 1968 is the immigrants act, and this is the
00:14:57 second wave,
00:14:58 second, yeah. So they kept, they kept passing these because it wasn't enough, and so the second one, yeah, because, like, I mean, they should have just said no, right? They should just shut it down, right then. And the funny thing is, because they
00:15:11 were already having problems, I mean, the gang rape report, it goes back to 1955
00:15:17 right? No, and that's the thing, as soon as these, these communities started popping up, and like, literally, like within like days of them showing up, they were starting up, they were raping white girls, basically. And River
00:15:30 of Blood speech was in 68 wasn't it?
00:15:33 Probably there abouts. Yeah,
00:15:36 it was April 1968 so that was probably right after the second wave,
00:15:41 and the funny thing is, think about what's happening in America around this time. This is when we're actually opening the floodgates to the third world, right? Because we had the immigration act of 1965 right? Isn't that when the Hart-Celler Act was passed in America?
00:15:58 So,
00:16:00 so you had so America is opening the floodgates to these exact same populations, while England is like, "Oh, hold on, hold on, what, what's going on here? And so they, they basically, this 1968 one specifically was targeting East Africa, like Kenyans and whatnot, especially because they were, they were claiming they were trying to claim their refugees from what was going on over there, and this, this still didn't stop the, you know, it didn't stop the, the bleeding, it kept, it kept going, because again, you already had these communities established and they kept bringing in more people and I think in 1972 you still had 28,000 Ugandans get into the UK even after all these these restrictions so then they do another one and in 1981 now in 1981 this, by the way, this is why I keep saying there's no political solution, like Americans, like, look, the UK can learn from us, but we can also learn from the UK, people think that, oh well, if we just get rid of birthright citizenship, America will turn white again, it's like, how does that work? Like, how is that ever going to happen? Like, that, that could never fucking happen.
00:17:26 Like, that's.. I mean, and all these people are like, 'Oh, we just need to stop the bleeding first. Well, that's kind of what the UK was saying in 1981 And look at them now. So, you know, maybe I don't
00:17:37 understand how the rhetoric isn't more harsh at this point. It's like expulsion is a kindness at this point. These people need to get real, and hopefully, if they're afraid enough, they'll self-deport. Remember that story we discussed about San Francisco? They only had to hang three guys, and then everybody fucked off and went back to, you know, from whence they came. It doesn't finish. I did the same thing, it doesn't take that many people for it to create a chilling effect, and for people to self-deport.
00:18:07 Well, it's like the southern border, you don't need a wall, you need to drone strike like three illegals in a week.
00:18:14 Yeah,
00:18:15 and that's it. And everyone's like, 'fuck that, I don't want to get drone strike.
00:18:19 Yeah,
00:18:19 but unfortunately, there's a different example that's being set, so the in 1981 they end automatic birthright citizenship for children of non-British parents, and this is, you know, this is again starting to be, it's a little, little, it's too little, too late, kind of a thing going on, you had the South Asian and the Caribbean communities growing faster than the native population because their birth rates were, or their birth rates were higher, and so the damage was already done.
00:18:54 Then this is, this was like the big, this was the nail on the coffin, right here, you had Tony Blair, so Tony Blair, who quite literally admitted that it was they were actively trying to change the demographic, so they could ultimately defeat the right wing forever with brown people, Tony Blair with the new labor era started the great acceleration of immigration, and so they abolished the primary purpose rule, which had, which had required proof that marriages were not primarily for immigration. So I don't know why you'd get rid of that, they eased family and spouse migration. They actively promoted immigration, and they, and again, they laid later admitted that it was quote to rub the rights nose in diversity and engineer long-term electoral and cultural change.
00:20:00 Oh, yeah, so this, this went on for many years, like the immigration was basically kicked into high gear, and it wasn't just these third world countries, it also opened the door to a lot of immigration from Eastern Europe.
00:20:19 Now you might think to yourself, well, those guys, you know, slobs are white, kind of, so it's, I mean, look, it's not as bad as, like, Kenya, right, but you also, you're getting a lot of Eastern European Jews coming in with that, and you're also just getting people who aren't British, you know, and so if you want to maintain your society, and it doesn't matter that, like, if you have, like, a million Ukrainians come into the UK, your UK is going to start to resemble Ukraine more than it is the UK, and so it's going to make a difference, you know.
00:20:58 Just because they're, they're quote unquote white doesn't mean that it's not making an impact, so it's also you're having a bunch of these people coming in from Eastern Europe, but also, of course, from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Africa, the Middle East, and to give you an idea, immigration went from below 50,000 people a year in 1997 to over 200,000 a year, and you started to have huge, you know, the population start growing basically as a result of of immigration, so this goes on, and by the 2000 10s, people are pissed off, you know.
00:21:48 They start talking. In fact, that's what you know, Brexit - a lot of what Brexit was about was to - they wanted the white people wanted immigration addressed, and that's not exactly what happened, you know? So they promised, you know, they promised to cut net migration, you know, to 10s of 1000s, you know, but they continued to allow high levels of people coming, you know, in, and in 2016 when the Brexit referendum was, was, you know, came in. It was supposed to, they wanted a points, you know, I guess points-based system, and I guess they did introduce a points-based system, but the, the non-EU immigration.
00:22:37 So, here's, here's the, I guess, the irony, at least far as I can tell, maybe people from England can clarify this, but from what I could gather, it looks like Brexit, if anything, it slowed down immigration, but only from Europeans from Europe, like from the EU, and but the immigration from India, Nigeria, and Pakistan exploded, you, because they were using student visa, student
00:23:06 visas, that's what we do with the Chinese here, yeah,
00:23:09 right, so it was the same kind of health worker visas, humanitarian visa, you know, like refugees, and it, like, all of the exact same excuses that they were using in order to get in the United States, so, so, EU net migration, so you know, white people coming in from Europe actually turned negative, but the overall numbers rose, like, of total immigrants, so they were, they were getting more immigrants, and they were less white after Brexit, which is like not what people wanted at all, so then you had the 2020s and you had record highs of net migration hitting unprecedented levels, you had hundreds of 1000s of browns coming in annually, and in fact I think the peak was somewhere almost, it was really close to a million people, yeah, in a year, yeah, going to this, this island of white people, or increasingly less white people, and so
00:24:19 they should have been talking about re-migration during the Brexit era. I mean, it's insane that they were just like, 'We just kind of want to slow immigration's like, no, all of us should have been talking about mass deportations decades and decades and decades ago. I'm sure some people were,
00:24:35 no, and I'm, you know, I think, I mean, obviously people we know were, but those people were not given a platform, and that's, I think, people need to realize, too, is people like Mark Colette, for example, he's been
00:24:48 around forever,
00:24:49 right? He's been saying this stuff, there's been a lot of people saying this stuff, and now that it's finally becoming slightly more social. Really acceptable or mainstream, or whatever. I think, in part, I mean, look, credit where credit's due, partially because of Elon Musk allowing, although he's not allowing Mark Collette, ironically, on his platform, but he's, you know, he's retweeting a lot of this stuff, and, and to the degree that the British government's actually saying that he's interfering with their, with their government by promoting this nationalist rhetoric, or whatever.
00:25:30 Yeah,
00:25:31 so that's that's basically so that's the backdrop in terms of the the racial changes that were taking place in the UK that kind of led up to, well, I mean, that lead up to it, I guess, that that exacerbated the rape of right white girls that was taking place in the UK, because again this whole time that these brown people usually more, more often they're from Pakistan, that come in and set up these communities, they immediately sometimes like the, they arrest these guys, and they're like first generation, second generation, so it's not like you know it took them a long time to create the network, it's almost like they moved into the country and immediately set up like these, these networks, and that's talked
00:26:26 about these Indian like car washes and motels and things like that. How, when people move in, they just plug into the existing infrastructure, so people, I'm sure, although I don't have any evidence of this, people were bringing in their families, so that they could become part of these mass grooming networks, which were large and very organized,
00:26:49 right. And that's the thing, too. People sort of think, like, oh, it's just like, like, they.. here's the.. here's the problem is, in America, when you think about non-whites raping white people, you're thinking about Tyrone, who, in a moment of low impulse control, you know, rapes a white girl or whatever, that is not, I mean, that's happening too, but like that's not what they're talking about when they talk about about grooming gangs, and when they talk about these rape networks, we're talking about a, an actual structured, organized industrialization of rape, where they are using, like, their young family members, like their, you know, their little nephew, to find girls at school who they think don't have a, you know, parental support, and when I say girls, I mean like 11 year olds, okay? 10
00:27:45 year olds, I think they're younger girls in the report,
00:27:48 right? So they're they're telling them, hey, find the girl that no one, that doesn't have any friends, whose parents, you know, don't show up to like the play or whatever they're doing at school, and
00:28:02 parents have drug problems, who have money problems, girls that are in and in and out of foster care, and target that range, that eight to 10 year old range, so that they could keep them in these sex rings for five to seven years, then eventually use them to help get other girls get in it,
00:28:19 right, bring these, bring these girls in, befriend them, and then try to make them feel like, literally, it is the reason they're calling it grooming. It's identical to what pedophiles do. It's, it is grooming. It's not like the way that some Zoomers call it grooming, when, like, a 25 year old wants to date a 19 year old.
00:28:39 We're talking like this is a 10 year old girl who is being fed alcohol by a 35 year old man who is telling her how grown up she is, and, and you know, she's getting all this like attention that she doesn't get at home, and the next thing you know, there's like 50 Muslim guys lining up the stairway to rape her all like for 24 hours straight while she's being shut up occasionally with like heroin and stuff
00:29:10 yeah
00:29:11 like so that's what we're talking about you know and so this is this is what's what the report was was talking about when they when they released it and a lot of people are like, "Oh, like Michael Tracy, of course, like, oh, it's not, oh, it's just prostitutes or whatever. And the numbers, where are they getting these numbers from? Well, here's the other issue. When the this first started to be, you know, people started complaining about this, obviously, as you said, we'll probably get back to that. They were getting, they started complaining about this as early as the 1950s like this was happening from the moment these motherfuckers were showing up, and the no politician responded to it, the police were not responding to it the first time you had.
00:30:00 Any one respond to it was actually a Labor MP who her motives were not, were not great. It's literally she was, she didn't like that it could be politically bad for Labor, and that it would give ammunition to the BNP, which was the British Nationalist Party, and she, so, like, the right-wing party, if they caught wind of the fact that all these brown people were raping all the white girls, then then they might actually be able to get elected, like that's really what motivated her. So this is a, although they still try to sing, I don't know, maybe I'm being a little disingenuous, but like that's that's my, in fact, she kind of says this in this clip, but they try to act as if she's some kind of hero.
00:30:51 This is Anne Cryer, Anne Crier, and 2004 or this is an interview, is not from 2004 but in 2004 is when she was getting so many complaints from parents that were like saying, hey, these these brown people are raping our daughters, what are you going to do about it? So, here's a clip from that.
00:31:16 I probably went to see the police about once a month over a 1218 months period, and they always had a new excuse for not doing anything. I followed it up with the head of social services at that time, and she told me, well, there's not a great deal we can do, because these children are not in care, they're with their parents, and therefore it's the responsibility of the parents, not of the local authority.
00:31:44 Church leaders from across West Yorkshire have signed a statement calling on voters to reject the British National Party of the local and European, with
00:31:52 little interest from the authorities. Anne Crier decided to appeal to community leaders.
00:31:58 I just want to point out that little clip they played, they said the churches were released, like this is in the wake of these, these rapes, like the one group that actually wanted to do something. Now, look, I'm, I'm not, I don't know all the intricacies of British politics, but broadly speaking, I would expect that the BNP was the party that wanted to get rid of brown people, right, and so the fact that you had the churches saying, "Oh, you better not join those evil, racist parties that you know they want to get rid of the browns that are raping your daughters. I mean, it's so fucking disgusting, and it's the same stupid shit you see from a lot of Christians in America, quite frankly, like, the, oh, you're racist, we're all God's children, we have to accept these people, and so the same stupid shit was going on in the UK, and I'm not trying to go off on Christians, but you guys gotta, you guys gotta look in the mirror a little bit and say, hey, and own some of this shit, because some of this shit's on you, it is, yeah,
00:32:59 oh yeah, absolutely,
00:33:02 so that just.. I don't know. I just had to say something there
00:33:06 with little interest from the authorities, and Crier decided to appeal to community leaders who might be able to intervene, as this was a particularly sensitive issue. She turned to an intermediary.
00:33:21 I approached a local Muslim Labor councilor. I had him come in and listen to the story of these women. He was clearly very moved by their stories. I asked him, would he be prepared to take this list of young men down to the mosque after Friday prayers, and see the elders, I'd wanted them to make it clear that in the view of the elders they are behaving in a totally un-Islamic way.
00:33:55 See, but they're not.
00:33:57 It's they're behaving exactly as they're supposed to. Also, it's racial, right? Rachel,
00:34:02 there's two things going on here. One, it's a racial conquest. They are deliberately trying to, in my opinion, destroy the reproductive capability of young white girls. That's why they go for them when they're so young, and they rape them repeatedly until they have several abortions, and they just destroy them. They make them unreproductive by the end of this. We
00:34:30 do have a clip along those lines. If you can pull it up from Twitter.
00:34:34 Oh, we'll get to that in a minute. That's yeah, we'll, yeah, we'll play that later. But yeah, I believe that's.. I think that's the strategy, but the other, the other part of it is in their religion, it's also not frowned upon that you know to rape non-Muslims in this way, you know, the Kafar, or I believe that's what it's called, so a lot, in fact, a lot of. These religious leaders, like, she's like, "Oh, he was so moved, and, and, "Oh, you know, so I asked him to go talk to the elders, or a lot of these elders she's talking about are fine with
00:35:11 it,
00:35:12 are totally, and in fact probably participate in to some degree in this,
00:35:19 so in the, in the rape report, the rape inquiry, the recent one, one of the police that the girl was trying to turn in was Muslim and a participant in the rapes,
00:35:29 right?
00:35:30 So it's weird to me that you have, first of all, it's weird to me that, again, I don't know, I don't know all the how the UK government works 100% so but it's weird to me that an MP is going to the cops and can't get anything done, and so she goes to religious leaders to try to get them to police their own people, and well, let's see what happens here,
00:35:54 and it will bring shame on them, on their family, and doesn't religion if they continue to behave in this way. He went down, he saw them, he gave them the list. They all looked at these lists, and they all agreed, yes, they knew all the lads, he knew the families, he knew where they lived, everything about them. And then they said, really, it's got nothing to do with us. End of story.
00:36:22 So so even like, look, even according to her, and she's trying to make this argument that, oh, it's going to bring shame upon your religion and your, and your people, or whatever. Apparently, the answer was not really, you know, not really. We don't care.
00:36:41 They're modus operandi. What shame?
00:36:44 Yeah, like, if this.. if this imam was so moved, why was this the response? Oh, it's not our problem. I'm really moved by the stories of the raped girls, but no, not our problem. Yeah, you guys handle it. It.
00:37:01 I was horrified and disappointed the BNP were becoming active, and they were going to have a field day on this. I didn't want that to happen.
00:37:13 See, that was her motivation. She was worried about the political fallout. She doesn't say I hated the fact that these rapes were to keep going on, that our white children were going to continue to be victimized at the hand that the brown hands of these invaders. Yes, no, it's that my political opponents were going to have a field day with this. It's really, really motivations,
00:37:43 motivations matter, and all the while the pressure to investigate these claims was mounting. I mean, this wasn't the first investigatory report that was released.
00:37:54 There was one released in 2014 there was one released in 2022 So the J report, this is in 2014 The issue that these reports had were that they were centered on individual areas, like hamlets and towns, and so the J report found that there were 1400 children that were criminally groomed, trafficked, or raped, but it was only in Rotherham.
00:38:17 And then the Telford report, of course, only focused on Telford, so none of these reports were comprehensive in scope, and there didn't seem to be a lot of interest in creating a comprehensive report until Lowe crowd funded this, which is why it is, it is so important to expand the entire region, the entire nation,
00:38:39 right, and in fact those reports only were conducted in response to a media campaign. I don't, I don't know, I want to say led by, but certainly this was one of the, the prominent people, Andrew Norfolk, who, who made it his mission to report as often as possible in the times about what was going on, here's his description of what he discovered when he first started, because he was told about this, that there was, hey, there's these these brown people who are in a very organized way raping white girls, and he decided to look into it. In fact, I believe that that Anne Crier woman might have approached him.
00:39:26 I spoke to Anne Crich's researcher. She told me that the scale of this was was far greater than they'd been able to say in the initial press release. They'd identified over 30 men who were involved. The idea of young girls, 1314, being befriended by lads who weren't much older than them initially, and then introduced to a wider and wider circle of friends. The idea that this was in some way a collective activity that girls were being passed around. Young men, I'd not encountered anything like that before,
00:40:06 so this is him discussing it at a conference. I forget what year this is. This might have been.. it looks like 2015 in Manchester, here
00:40:19 almost always age 12 to 15. The first meeting had been in a public place. It wasn't people they knew. It was a meeting in a bus station, in a shopping mall, on a street corner.
00:40:32 And these kids, young adolescents, who were wanting to be treated as more grown up than they were, a lot of them from pretty tough backgrounds, were going through an initial befriending grooming process, and then alcohol, drugs, and being lured into a world where they were suddenly completely out of their depth, and in the worst cases were being put into cars, taken to houses for so-called parties, and a lot of men were waiting to have sex with them.
00:41:03 There was one other thing the these cases had in common. It was very difficult to avoid noticing that the names of almost all the offenders were Muslim names,
00:41:13 and so that was the problem he ran into. Is he starts to realize, well, here's the pattern, is this isn't just like random occurrences, this isn't, you know, in a country that's still very white, you would expect some of the, if this was like just like a thing that happens that everyone's doing, that you wouldn't have this over representation, it's almost like 100% So he starts to go to the authorities as a reporter, you know, obviously he's got connections, and he's like, "Hey, what's going on? Like, I'm noticing there's a lot of these arrests there, they're almost all Muslim, you know. What are you guys addressing this in some way?
00:41:55 We need to start talking to people, and so I tried to start talking to police forces, to specialists, to experts who look after children to government departments, and there was a complete wall of silence. All we get, if anything, were the terse statement: ethnicity, culture has absolutely no relevance whatsoever to this pattern of offending. In the end I found one small charity, which worked with the families of victims, and through them I got to know some of the families, and to understand that the court cases where people were actually being prosecuted were actually a tiny, tiny minority, because in most cases parents had been trying really hard to get help for their kids. They were going and knocking on doors, they were pleading with social services, with police to do something, and nothing was happening.
00:42:51 And that goes to, like, for example, the number that people like Michael Tracy try to downplay or say is an exaggeration, the 250,000 number. number, and the report addresses this. In fact, it says, like, this is not like a head count, you know. This is what we can conservatively estimate is going on, and that is one of the reasons why, if you try to just sit there, let me compare it with the arrest records, it's not gonna, it's not gonna add up, because a lot of these people were not being arrested,
00:43:27 arrested, the crimes were not being reported, they weren't being arrested with no idea, were being reported, they
00:43:32 just weren't, not all,
00:43:33 not a lot of them, a lot of them were not being reported, well, like
00:43:37 there was like runaways and stuff like that, and they were, you know, they weren't being reported, but, like, the parents were going to the police, oftentimes, yeah, and the cops were just like, oh, it's, you know, whatever, kids being kids or something like that.
00:43:50 No, my point is, we're not going, we're not going to know the scale of the, the inquiry report, because of the lack of reporting. I mean, some of these girls didn't go in until they had been raped by 50 guys,
00:44:02 right? Or, and some of these girls actually got trafficked out of the country back to the Middle East to be concubines by in some foreign country
00:44:18 within two days. Jack Straw, the former Home Secretary, went on Newsnight and said that some young Pakistani men in his Black Berlin constituency viewed white girls as easy meat, which created further headlines,
00:44:34 so that the context there is that was a let's see here. I'd look at my notes. That was just had this here on it was Jack something. Hang on, guys. Anyway, the short version. Version is, I can't find my notes here. The short version is, I, it was some, I think, UK politician made a comment that here it is, Jack Straw, he was a the former Labor Home Secretary and an MP from Blackburn, said that, well, that that one of the problems was that the young Pakistani men were quote fizzing, that's so English, were fizzing and popping with testosterone, that's what he said, and as a result these men were turning to white girls, and basically, oh, it's this is the excuse, I understand this, because you see this with Sweden too, where like they arrest these rapists, and it's almost like they're all, what do you expect? It's a brown guy with testosterone, he has to rape, like that's kind of like the attitude, you know what I mean? Like, have you noticed that, like, when they, when they give these really soft sentences to, like, these rapists in Sweden and other countries with the, when the refugees come in and just start raping, they're like, well, what do you expect? Yeah,
00:46:02 and it's like, maybe they're secretly racially aware, and that's what's going on here.
00:46:07 Yeah, but the response is just bizarre. Like, you would think that, like, then why are you letting them in, you know? Like, like, I mean, I guess if you want to make an omelet, which I think is precisely what's going on, is they, if they, a few white girls need to get raped in order to accomplish white genocide. Why would that change your mind? You know,
00:46:25 right? And I think it's so psychologically damaging to the white population because it shows women are being that they're being conquered, that there's no reason to stand up. And then once you, once you get men and women to hate each other, and all the women are getting raped, then you can just totally drive a wedge between white men and women, and that's
00:46:45 what
00:46:45 they've been able to do.
00:46:46 And a lot of white women are resentful of this. They're like, "Why aren't the men protecting us from this horde? And, like, the men are well, their response is like, "Well, you're the ones that are voting these policies in, and and so it does create this this friction between them, all the while the Muslims keep raping the girls, and nothing's getting solved. So this is one experience he describes.
00:47:12 One of the very first was from a grandfather who rang from Rotherham, who wanted to talk about his granddaughter one month after her 13th birthday, she'd gone to school and then gone missing, and the school had rung her mum, who'd immediately rung the police, who'd said, "don't worry, love, she'll turn up soon as she gets hungry. She didn't turn up that afternoon, that evening, and at 230 in the morning, the next morning, a woman on the other side of Rotherham had picked up the phone and dialed 999 because she'd heard a young girl screaming in the house next door. Police had gone round to the house.
00:47:54 They found this 13 year old girl with another young girl. She was almost completely naked, she was blind, drunk, and she was with seven adult Pakistani men. She was drunk and leery. And South Wales police arrested the 13 year old girl for being drunk and disorderly. They took her back to the station, put her in the cells, eventually charged her, and she was convicted. They didn't even question the man as to why they were in a house with a 13 year old girl who was nearly naked in the early hours of the morning, so
00:48:34 that is that was the common police response is the girls that were being trafficked were quite literally the, they were getting arrested for being drunk and disorderly, or for prostitution, or whatever, and they weren't even questioning the men who like, why would you have a drunk 13 year old girl that you're clearly having sex with and giving alcohol to?
00:49:01 It's so outrageous, I don't know how this can't make everybody's blood boil.
00:49:06 Now, this, he, he goes on and describes like this is something that kind of, I think, some Americans can really not well. It's a lot worse, but like in a way you can relate to in the news we had like the Somali scams that were going on, and still are going on, and that's just like the tip of the iceberg, where the Somali people are creating daycare centers and getting all this money from the federal government to run, quote unquote, daycare centers, and there's no kids. If only that was the problem in the UK.
00:49:37 The problem is much worse in the UK, because what happens is these brown people create daycare centers or foster home facilities, but they do have white girls admitted to them, and then they, they turn them into rape houses, and so if you have this girl who no one's looking for because. She's essentially a ward of the state. She's placed there, so she's placed in a home of these brown people who are receiving, like, in some instances, like a quarter of a million dollars a year. So they're getting a quarter of a million dollars a year to house a white girl, and what they do, like that's not enough of a scam for them.
00:50:25 So they, what they do is, they pimp her out to all of their Muslim friends and just run a train on her while she's shot up with heroin and other drugs to keep her knocked out. So there, this is their instant, like, again, this is like an industrial scale kind of a thing, too. This isn't like, oh, this happened once. This was happening frequently all across the country. It was a scan, just like the Somalis. It's not like it was just like one Somali guy figured out, you know, cracked the code and was like collecting this money from the federal government.
00:50:58 Once they figured out they could do this, they told all their Somali friends, and it became a way of getting income that way you could be a lazy nigg in America and just have your entire lifestyle paid for by stupid Americans, and this was the same kind of a situation once they figured out that, like, oh, you mean we can just basically buy some shitty house and then the government will start paying us, because I don't know if it's like this in the UK, but like in the in America, I'm assuming it's probably the same, where you, you, because you're not white, if you want to provide a service for the government, you get dibs, it doesn't even matter if you bid the job higher, they will prefer you over white people, because the government is institutionally supportive of white genocide, and so
00:51:45 that's an important point that we are so cut as Western nations that we are financing and then outsourcing the rape and murder of young white girls. It's just incredible to me that not every person is completely outraged by this. I mean, I'm seeing a lot of the response I've seen from the rape inquiry.
00:52:06 I might be living in a bubble because of, because of Twitter, but it seems widespread, and it seems like people are furious. But you know, our governments did this to us,
00:52:16 right? You guys, your generational wealth went to this,
00:52:20 yes,
00:52:22 because even if it's taxpayer money, that's your generational wealth, you know. Generational wealth is not just whatever your parents decide to put in the will. Generational wealth is the wealth of the society that your ancestors died to protect or served in a war to protect,
00:52:40 and it's the ability to retain the posterity that's been passed down upon us, which is being taken piecemeal to support stupid programs like this that contribute to white genocide. It's so furious,
00:52:54 right? So, there are several egregious cases of this, and so that's the context that was the background I wanted to give people when it came to, you know, like, because again, I think there's obviously there's a lot of people that get it, but there's also a lot of people that don't understand what the hell has been going on out there and why this report is a big deal, because this is something that's been going on for decades and it's this has been the response, and that you're not pissed off enough, you're not angry enough, you're not, you know, and there's no, like, at this point, there's not really a political solution. Well, I'll go into why even further.
00:53:33 People talk about Rupert Lowe. I got a clip that's brand new today from Rupert Low that I'm gonna play at the end of the show here that might change your mind about how effective that's going to be, but anyway, so did you want to go on, get into,
00:53:48 yeah, I think we should talk a little bit about more specifics about the systemic failures. There is my mom sent me this, there's this clip of James Delling Pole, who is a British journalist who doesn't seem to be particularly right wing, he wrote for Spectator Daily Mail.
00:54:07 There's a clip of him getting just lambasted that's being recirculated. This is from 2014 I believe, and I want everybody to carefully watch the audience's reaction to his tepid introduction to what is going on, and this is how you were treated if you talked about these things before, basically right now. And so I really do want you to know hats off to the people, especially people like Mark Hallett, millennial woes that had their lives virtually destroyed to discuss these things. It was so important because he was, you know, Breitbart London. He was, um, he was a well-respected journalist, and this, this really threw a wrench into his career, and what he's saying is simply factual, and, like I said, it's tepid. Let's, let's watch a few minutes of this.
00:54:52 I don't think, I don't think that that we've become more of a rapey society, but I think one of the points you made, you refer. I think to the to the grooming gangs in Rochdale and and in Rotherham, and it's not just in the north, it's it's in in Telford, in Norfolk. It's happened.
00:55:12 We've got these organized gangs, mostly of Muslim origin. I think, let me finish. Thank you very much. Come up in the court cases, you will find that most of them are of Kashmiri Nelifah. Now, please, you talk about rape culture. It's a very pretty, pretty state of affairs when the police and the social workers would not deal with this problem because they were too embarrassed about being called racist.
00:56:01 You're telling a question, right? You're telling
00:56:04 that's good. I mean, and then he continues to get lambasted for like the next major of the interview. One girl stood up and said that my friends in my town have been raped, and police have straight up said we are not investigating this because it's too much of a hot button issue, and you know it's, it's obvious that what he's saying is true, and he barely talked about about racial allegiance, he's talking about Islam, but multiple victims claim that all of their rapists were Muslims of Pakistani descent, some said 98% and if they weren't, then they were Iraqi or Kurdish, and in the report it says 80 87% of those convicted for Muslim names, the 8% that were black, they were probably Muslim. And then I'm suspicious about the 7% that were white.
00:56:49 I bet you know there's some weird ad mixture going on. What are we calling white here? So I believe that 98% number, like maybe a few white pervs slipped in there, but this is this is a brown problem. It's a brown problem. Some of the things that happened in the previous report, the 2020 2j report, they, they found the same things, that care homes and healthcare staff were pimping out girls to abusers, they were allowing Pakistani men to sign the girls out at will, and social welfare workers, and something that came out in this report, that is astonishing.
00:57:22 One of the witness testimony said so. Only the police took any formal action, issuing harboring notices to the men. Official warnings say they had no permission to associate with contact or house a vulnerable child. However, no further action followed one of the girls, Fiona, who had a witness testimony in this.
00:57:40 When Fiona's mother called the police to report her daughter missing and mentioned a history of abuse by Asian men, the call handler told her, "You can't describe them as Asian men, because that's racist. You should just be glad your child is being taught a different culture. Another girl was told to try out for some soap opera because of the saga of her life. People were making a mockery of this very, very serious and traumatizing situation that was going on, and one of the reasons is that there was such a chilling effect on the early speech related to this.
00:58:08 I mean, what did this guy say that wasn't actually absolutely supported by evidence? He doesn't even touch the racial issue, he just said Muslim, that's it. And then he's met with leers, people are just, or jeers, people are just yelling at him, screaming at him, and that was the typical response. And this is somebody that's well versed in being raked over the coals in media and in the public sphere. Can you imagine how outcasted you would be if you did this in your private life? And we see it from people in our sphere that we're talking about these things in 2014 2015 2016 their lives were destroyed.
00:58:44 Do you remember when those police showed up at Millennial Woe's house? That famous picture of him looking like, what are you doing? They're not police, they were journalists. The journalists showed up at his house, that it's just astonishing that when what they were basically there to say, you know, they were, they were investigating, they were, but they were saying, like, we know where you live, and we're going to destroy you for talking about these things, and that, and that's how everybody was met in Europe when they were talking about these issues. It's just, it's just a travesty.
00:59:16 Yeah, that organization, Hope Not Hate, set up, that was there just to basically dox and harass anyone that would bring it up, and of course they had like Jewish funding, and you know, but like there was there's legal consequences in the UK too, you know, if you're if you're just inciting racial hatred, or you know, I don't know what the exact statutes are, or whatever, but just the idea that people are getting arrested for tweets, people are getting arrested for retweets that, like, not even for, like, tweeting, and so this is this is becoming a problem, or it's not becoming a problem, it's, it's a huge problem, and part of the response to it is, well, I mean, like, the response from the government has been to go after. White people, you know, to go after the victims,
01:00:03 right. We barely talked about how Jews were at the helm, as well. I mean, obviously, from a systemic perspective, you know, they introduce subversion and chaos into their host societies, so that they can amass power while everybody's dealing with the multicultural issues and everything that is an externality of multiculturalism, but specifically to this case, Sue Berkowitz. Can you pull up a picture of her? She's extra Jewy. So, she..
01:00:30 I'll look her up.
01:00:31 Wait, wait, wait. Yeah, Berkowitz. Yeah, Berella Witts. I have it spelled two different ways in the outline. My apologies. S U E B E R E L O W I T Z. so she was in charge of child protection between 2008 and 2015 She failed to speak out about the grooming gangs, and she blamed white men for the grooming gangs in 2012 So, when she was first reported on, the Times actually did an expose of her.
01:01:00 She was saying that this was stereotyping, she was accusing people of prejudice and stereotyping. Now she accepted that this was happening, but she was saying that this is a problem, a manifestation of rape culture in the UK, and that everybody has a deeply troubling fixation on race, and that this blinded people from the reality that people from every single ethnic group are carrying out sexual violence against young children.
01:01:27 Now the controversy here is that she was after she was let go for redundancy, she was asked back, they asked her back after she had said this, after she was obviously ignoring that there was a racial or even religious issue at hand, and she's one of the tribe. How many people, how many Jews are involved in this at higher levels, at lower levels? How many people? How many Jews are involved in, like, the upper echelons of the police force, or any other system that are trying to advance their own motives of creating multiculturalism within the West, and sowing chaos. I know that she's one, she's a really good example, but I would imagine they are many. They are many. I mean, look at her, look at her face,
01:02:16 that's good old, good old-fashioned demon face, right there.
01:02:20 Yep, yeah. so she was not investigating things to the fullest extent, and she was in charge of child endangerment, that was her job for many, many years, many years,
01:02:34 and then you with that clip, here is this the one you wanted, or
01:02:39 yeah, yeah, I mean, and this is this is part of the brown conquering mentality. I mean, I think that not everybody, even the people that are, that are racially aware, are there, because I am hearing a lot of that argument, like, well, will they just rape? They just rape, but it's particularly insidious with Islam, because they do have this high tester on testosterone rapey genetics thing going on, but it's also totally sanctioned in their societies, and they have a conquering mentality, so they're coming to these nations because they want to conquer the women, they want to take the land, they want to take over society, and, and that is what what they're doing, and then there's some evidence of this in this clip. The
01:03:23 men who preyed on them were predominantly Muslim, generally either from Pakistan or of Pakistani heritage. One of the victims from Dewsbury was told by her rapist, I quote, 'We're here to fuck all the white girls and fuck the government. Will the minister accept that in many places, these crimes were racially and religiously aggravated.
01:03:48 Yeah, we're here to fuck the white girls and fuck the government. Well, the government, I know, and I think that that's more dangerous. Take it,
01:03:56 yeah, and that's more dangerous than black crime, because it's less, it's less contrived, it's less, you know, that there isn't, there isn't so much ideology about it. It is just like I'm gonna rape this bitch. Yeah, that's not, that's not the mentality of the Muslims in the UK.
01:04:14 Yeah, blacks are more like they're like wild animals that are just reacting, and whereas the, you know, these are organized conquerors. Yes, and that's how they're behaving.
01:04:27 Yep.
01:04:28 And in terms of the response from, you know, the UK officials, I just, I mean, this is just a clip from I saw a post on X today where a white guy starts getting attacked by an African, and so the cops arrest the white guy, cops come break
01:04:55 it up
01:04:59 and. And they arrest the white guy, so that's that's basically what you see over and over and over again. Look, a new clip like this comes out, basically every week, if not every day, and again, it's kind of like, why are you guys expecting this to be solved politically, you know? Here, this is a clip, I forget what town this is, but this, I mean, just doesn't matter, this, I think, this is
01:05:38 in Manchester. Oh
01:05:39 yeah, it is in Manchester, so this is Manchester today, or at least this week. I mean, that's that's England now. Congratulations. Good thing you won World War Two, you I mean, look at the whole street goes on for like fucking miles. This is now England.
01:06:15 Good Lord, and people still think that there's a political solution after that. After I say my little piece here. We can talk about Rupert Lowe, but listen to this.
01:06:23 At least four labor counselors and MPs have been convicted of child abuse, while others either failed to crack down on rape gangs or obstructed efforts to do so. Among them were Sean Wright, who remained in charge of children's services in Rotherham, despite knowing about the activities of rape gangs in the city. Sadiq Khan, who's Pakistani, who denied the existence of grooming gangs in the British capital. I heard a just a scathing interrogation of him today. He had basically nothing to say.
01:06:49 Keir Starmer, who was director of public prosecutions between 2008 and 2013 let 13,000 pedophiles off with warning letters instead of prosecuting them. I mean, these are the people that are going to save them, and I know everybody has high hopes about Rupert Lowe, and my peep, my friends in the UK, they are all in on Restore, and for you know, I hope that they are right. I assume that you're about to destroy, destroy this notion for me right now. I,
01:07:14 well, yeah, this clip literally right as I was preparing for the show, this is Rupert Lowe in a podcast, and I'm telling you, when people tell you, when people say things, you're especially politicians, you better pay attention, and this is what he says. Listen carefully,
01:07:34 as Muslim worship at Windsor, and things, I mean, he's certainly very keen to propagate a multicultural society, which again I have no problem with, if people integrate and they accept the prevailing laws and culture of the people they come and live amongst, and
01:07:56 that's that's not what you need to be doing.
01:08:00 Sounds a lot like magic dirt theory to me.
01:08:02 Yeah, that's, that's, you know, we're all God's children, they just need to assimilate, talk, that's that's super boomer right there. And unfortunately, that's exactly the kind of rhetoric that you're going to get from anyone that's in the Republican Party here in America, and really anyone that's in the right wing anywhere in the West, there's not a single, at least that I'm aware of, there's not a single politician, certainly not with one with any kind of power and influence that will deviate from this line that race literally, according to this statement, is is is kind of irrelevant, and that as long as this, this magic word of culture is somehow maintained, then we can have infinite Muslims, infinite brown people can move to England, as long as they have a British accent, and I don't know, maybe they convert to Christianity or something like that, but that's. would you
01:09:01 mind playing that one more time?
01:09:02 Yeah, very
01:09:05 keen to propagate a multicultural society, which again I have no problem with. If people integrate and they accept the prevailing laws and culture of the people they come and live amongst,
01:09:21 I'm hearing from a lot of people in the UK that he's, he's towing the line, so that his message is more palatable. Well, that's what people said
01:09:29 about Trump.
01:09:30 That's what people said about Trump. And we're so far beyond that, like we can't even talk about how multiculturalism is never going to work. It's this typifies that that idea that I mean, this rape gang inquiry, that we're just different people, we can't coexist in any meaningful way. Multiculturalism is obviously a failure. These people are never going to integrate, nor do I want them to. The more they integrate, the harder it is to throw them out.
01:10:00 Right, and I think you know tensions are rising. That's why you got that controversial film that everyone's talking about, that's becoming popular now. I haven't watched this movie, I'm going to watch
01:10:15 it. I've
01:10:15 watched this clip, I'm going to watch this movie, and maybe even cover this weekend, unless it's not worth covering, like it might be worth just talking about briefly, but from what I understand, it's not that deep of a movie, that's one of the issues, it seems like it's according to those who, again, I haven't watched it yet, but, oh, and by the way, from what I understand, also the main character that everyone's like, yeah, based, he's the based white guy, is I know the actors Jewish, but like in the movie, apparently there's a sex scene, and he's got a Hebrew tattoo on him in the sex scene, so even to, and he's a landlord, so technically it's a Jewish landlord is the main character that freaks out on Muslims, so and the distribution company is Jewish, and yeah, like, look, so I haven't seen it, but that's not the point. The point is the reason why this is becoming a meme.
01:11:13 This is what the reason why people, this is resonating with people, even if it's a trap, which I don't know, I have to look at the movie, is because this is this is, and this is also why it's banned in Germany. Is because well, if you don't have political solutions, I'm sorry we did that. We thought she wanted it.
01:11:37 You thought that she wanted you to grab her and pull her into a bush quiet part of the park, but she wanted you to put your hand over her mouth while your seven friends took turns raping her. She had to crawl out of those bushes on her hands and knees, and now she lives every single day afraid of what you and your friends might do, since you were acquitted, it was very good work by your attorney, by the way, painting them as the victim. What was it? Traumatic integration.
01:12:10 We're really getting mental help now, and support. We will be better in the future, I promise. That
01:12:17 it's the right answer. The only problem is that on your social media, since the event, I have not seen any regret or empathy. In fact, I think you said that she deserved to be raped.
01:12:34 What I mean is, did they dress wrong and just make boys horny with their mini skirts? They show their legs and breasts.
01:12:43 You wrote that she deserved
01:12:46 it. I will delete it.
01:12:50 Are these the values you're teaching your children?
01:12:53 I teach him the values from Quran, and these values from our family.
01:12:56 Well, if these are your values that women in America and Europe deserve to be raped because of a dress code? Why did you come here?
01:13:08 You know that we have civil war in our country and we have a dangerous life. That's why we are here. And I think you know that.
01:13:17 Do you know what I think? I don't think it was the good ones that got out of your country. I think it was the bad ones, and I think you brought with you your archaic value system.
01:13:31 What the fuck happened? What's wrong? I
01:13:58 I do this for you until you I
01:14:08 don't know. This is high-level Jewish propaganda. This is a release valve. Yeah, that people feel like their gripes are being addressed in a cinematic setting. This is typical kikery,
01:14:18 right? That's what I'm leaning towards, but again, I haven't watched it yet. What?
01:14:25 Oh, I've never said that.
01:14:27 On that's all right, everyone knows you're always thinking it well. That's, that's basically, that's probably what it is. I haven't, I haven't seen it. I am assuming just by the people involved in making it, that that's likely what's going on. I have to, again, I have to see the context of it, and I'm sure a lot of people, if that's the case. Will be very unhappy, but I will be right, just like I was about Joker, and you know that's that's the way that it is. Sorry, there's some people that just aren't very good at discernment, and they fall for the the rat poison every time. So, but yeah, I'll take a look. I might do a stream on a Saturday.
01:15:22 I am seeing some people kind of go back at this Rupert Lowe thing, going back into legitimacy of multiculturalism and tapping into these tropes of 2016 where we were still trying to be legitimate. This is exactly what Lucas Gage just did. It's a total aside, but I'm following this saga with like with bated breath, I can't look away,
01:15:45 where he went on to, yeah, where he went on, and with Jeremy Boring, and when Jeremy Boring said there was no such thing as white people, yeah, no, no response from Lucas Gage, who's who's on his apology tour, which is really weird. I'll tell you, the reason I have a big problem with it is it would be one thing if occasionally, or I don't know, ever, a Jew who worked for an NGO, an anti-white NGO, one of the Jews, for example, that's responsible for the rape shit that's going on as a result of all these brown people flooding into white countries. If just one fucking Jew were to be like, you know what, this, we fucked up, this was bad.
01:16:32 Sorry, I'm now gonna go on a tour of all the white nationalist podcasts, and I'm gonna prostrate myself in front of the white people beg for forgiveness and tell them, like, oh, that we were wrong this whole time. This anti-goism was just.. it was just not what we should be. That has never fucking happened in the history of Jews, and the fact that that Luke, even if Lucas Gage was right, which he's not, but even if he was right, that, like, oh, we maybe, maybe we went a little too far, or whatever. We haven't, bitch, we haven't gone far enough.
01:17:04 Even if he was right, then you don't give, you don't give a fucking apology tour to people that aren't willing to do the same to you. This is just fucking total goyism, total fucking goyism, and it fucking drives me crazy to see that shit. In fact, I'd like to express my feelings in the form of song as it, as it relates to Lucas Gage. I was thinking about this last night, and I was like, you know, what we should do is address this the old-fashioned way, you know, with a good old-fashioned 90s diss track,
01:17:46 you change your name to Lucas Gate. Sounds kind of like Mortal Kombat, like you're 'bout to fight Scorpion, yo. Get over here, slap. But you broke formation at the first loud noise, making videos with Jews and dudes that like boys. That's canary statement. Oh, my past. This a disingo IQ antisemitism. Bitch, get off your knees. From special ed you hate to liquid orthodox chats. You're a sellout, motherfucker, and we ain't forgame that.
01:18:10 Back when you were Angelo, John, you were the king of meat-headed low IQ antisemitism, dropping lame thoughts, pushing weak wannabe autism. Then your big claim to fame was that. Boom, boom, Tel Aviv trash, only retards from the third world. Listen to that. Boom, boom. You got you being tricked by your crypto scam that you promoted.
01:18:29 Heavy didn't blow the whistle till you finish pulling out your own money. Now you're out there snitching for gay Mexicans in the tribe. You fake PTSD to live off this ability for life. Legal name changing jersey. Thought the rebrand would you all need to come back, make a bunch of noise, and become Lucas the Jew. A Palestine rants when the Gaza shit popped off, but now every time you see a Jew, you turn your head and call. You said the movements for La Griffin's and hypocrisy, but you're the biggest example.
01:18:54 Sitting with the enemy, marine facts simplify, turn simple lie. You tapped out when real pressure was applied, name change to Lucas J. What was the goal? You wanna be the main character, play the tough role like you 'bout to do on fatality, uppercut the game, but finish him. Turn to sorry, I was wrong.
01:19:11 Really gay, you wanted that fighter image, exotic and bold. Now you're trying to be an intellectual with no brain foes, Scorpion Sub Zero. Nah, you're more like Luigi, flipped on the cars, when Jews fed you better, genie, you blame it on our bitterness. 911 doubt pipeline to the JQ. Now you're selling out. The real ones don't jump to the change to make a deal. Real soldiers don't switch sides when shit gets real. You taste your name to Lucas Gay.
01:19:36 Sounds kinda like Mortal Kombat, like you're 'bout to fight Scorpion yelkin over here, but you broke formation at the first loud noise, making videos with Jews and Jews that like toys and canary statement. I owe my pants. This is the why Q antisemitism. Bitch, get off your knees.
01:19:52 From special lets you hate to like put off the docs chats. You're a sell out motherfucker, and we ain't forgetting you now. The headlines say former anti-Semite headache. Change your heart, but we know the game. You were faking from the start, or the pressure got too real, or you were too broke. Got you rethinking every word that you spoke.
01:20:08 You call it low IQ, the conspiracy brain. Now you bend over and let the Jews run the train. Now you're on the other side, finding your peace. But when you're 14 to 88 the war don't cease. Your whole history will end up in the dust bin. You belong in Lakewood. Now you fit right in, name change or not. There goes your legacy. Your Judith in the movement, that's all you level be.
01:20:29 You try to be the fighter with the new ass name, but you got fatality when you play the game. Lucas Gates, fake motherfucker. It's a shame to see the IQ anti-Semitism, gay UPTS DD. And yeah, this whole song was made by AI Robotic MC, just like your stupid philosophy papers that nobody reads. Lucas Gage, super goy playing with his joystick.
01:21:00 So, oh my god,
01:21:01 do you think he's gonna, he's gonna release an AI diss track, you guys? He should be the, be the first, what is it called, a rap battle? There it is.
01:21:10 We could have a, I think we should have an anti-Semitic rap battle. Let's hear, let's hear, boom, boom, tell a Devon, I
01:21:21 I was supposed to mention that at the top of the show, I fucked this up already. Damn,
01:21:29 all right.
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01:23:07 All right, so you want to do super chats on your end? You want me to go first, you to go first?
01:23:14 Let me reload, and then I can go. Somebody sent me a bunch of turkey, Turkish lira, and I was like, oh, this is a ton of money, and then I realized it's like no money, I wonder if I shouldn't read these. Turkish
01:23:24 money is nothing.
01:23:25 Your Turkish money is nothing, exactly. We got a bunch. Cool, we're episode 16. Okay, Latrina Biday, I see what you did there. IRS Enforcer, everybody get your kids to the gun rage and train. I agree. I got my girls a Nerf gun. It's been like a whole thing in the house. Oh, there we go. Oh yeah,
01:23:46 you, you guys having like little Nerf battles.
01:23:50 Well, Emmeline, because my husband's been gone a lot, so Emmeline has been like slinging it over her shoulder and then putting her sunglasses on, just protecting the house, Mommy. I'm like, all right,
01:24:03 discipline,
01:24:04 yeah, she's really good with it, except she's too weak to like pull the thing down, so she's to put it on a hard surface, and like a brave new Fahrenheit Elio and Commie Canada, 14 years of service, haven't arrested a white Canadian years verification of my arrest. History shows night 88% non-white, and I worked for many years in predominantly white areas. Haven't got arrested a white Canadian in years, man. Well, I guess that's good. You're getting some of the nons. Thank you for that, stars. You're like so far below the cut off.
01:24:43 I don't think I can read. I can read this. I'll read one. White nationals need their own video streaming platforms, banks, businesses, NGOs, crowd fundings, etc. They have to act more in a collective way. I totally agree, but we just don't have the infrastructure or the money. I mean, if Elon Musk were the real deal, he'd be, you know, throwing a million dollar. Or is it dead right to see what he can do with, or just like him,
01:25:02 and he could be doing this shit anonymously. It's not like he, you know, I mean, it's not like he'd have to make a big show of it. He could be just sending crypto and just, you know, random payments to not, I'm not just, not just me, us, you know, here, but like there's tons of people that he could be doing this, like anyone that's in the pro-white sphere, it would make it imagine what Mark
01:25:23 Collett could do with $10 million
01:25:26 right, or even just a million dollars. I mean, fuck, which is basically nothing to him, you know? Like Elon could write these checks, no problem, and he could find, again, like I said, he could find ways to get them to people where no one would ever know it came from him. He could even, you know, disperse it in like lots of little.. I mean, look, these people fucking illegally donate to politicians all the time.
01:25:47 Yeah, of course. And I'm sure he's done it to some causes that he aligns with.
01:25:52 Right,
01:25:52 Matt Bell. Hey, it's World Cup. My favorite European player is Mugambu, Zimbabwe, and Wakanda. Which are your favorites? I don't watch sports ball, no sports ball for me.
01:26:03 Yeah, no sports ball. Here
01:26:06 it is in America, right?
01:26:08 World Cup, yeah.
01:26:10 Where is it?
01:26:12 I don't know, because that's that's all I.. the only reason I know it's in America is I've been seeing these clips of Europeans like either alternating between bitching about America, and then like salivating over the fact that we have air conditioning.
01:26:28 I understand every time I go to Europe in the summer, I'm like, "Ah, why don't you people have poor
01:26:35 people, fucking neuropores?
01:26:37 Immersion says, "First time I managed to catch the show live. Love the show from Quebec. We got a lot of Canadian fans. I'll take it. I'll take it. Matt Bell, I live an hour away from Manchester, just over the River Ribble from Southport. What was a formerly white enclave is rapidly being flooded with mud people, invaders from Black Bernistan and Rotherham. I'm so sorry to hear that, because it was so idyllic, so idyllic. It's just, just destroyed now. You can get it back. I believe in you people, JD. This is truly demoralizing. The question I haven't heard anyone else answer is, why does the white ruling class hate its own people so much? We're the only group in which this is the case, because of Jews.
01:27:24 Well, I think here's the thing, is if you think about who has been selecting your ruling class in these democracies, might well, I'll tell you what, in England it makes less sense because they had the royal family, and I know that you know they don't really, they're not like it's not like it was, they don't, you know, they don't really have that people say they don't have real power anymore, but they have, they have influence, and the fact that they're doing nothing, I don't get that. But I will say that in America, at least, all these people, all you have to do is look at their funding, that's all APAC across the board, or you know, some kind of Jewish donors.
01:27:55 Well, that's been going on for generations, and so what's happened, because if you look at the ruling class, what they were doing in the early 20th century, they were addressing the, or at least trying to address these problems. I mean, they were talking about eugenics, for fuck's sake.
01:28:07 And so it's been this long process of Jews slowly, if not controlling politicians, certainly controlling who gets elected, or even often in many instances, who even is able, you can even vote for, like, who's in the election, and so they're selecting based on on on these parameters that they're not going to be, you know, pro-white people, and while at the same time, especially, you know, you could talk about what, you know, what's, let's just face Ghislaine Maxwell's father, who owned the publishing company that basically published all of the textbooks for all of America.
01:28:50 Yeah, yeah,
01:28:51 yeah. Think about your education, like the civil rights brainwashing that went on in your school, where all you heard about it was just like this fucking endless parade of white shame, and then you know, mix this way. Cover people wonder, like, why do you cover propaganda so much? It's because that's just that's the power they have. The power is that's the influence that they have, is they have, like, it's think about this way, normies, especially, they're basically just LLMs, they're just, they're AI models, and garbage in, garbage out.
01:29:24 If you train an AI on a bunch of retarded data, like we've all interacted with some kind of AI where it lies about all kinds, especially if you start talking about race, all kinds of topics. Well, the reason why it does that, it's not because it doesn't have the ability to reason, it has. well, I mean, that's complicated, but that's beside the point.
01:29:45 It's the reason it's doing that is it's trained on basically leftist and Jewish intellectual material. Well, the same thing is true of all these people that are, if you're immersed in this shit, if you're going to school and just learning about. I anti-white shit, and then every movie is anti-white, and every song is anti-white. Then that's, you know, that's the data that's going to be pulled from when people make their decisions in life. So that's what's been going on, and that's been going on in America a long time. It's been going on the UK a long time as well, and yeah, I mean, at a certain point when, when they, when peaceful revolution becomes impossible, you just, you have to, you have to be open-minded, is all I'm saying, you have to be open-minded,
01:30:39 yes, and no. no. Thank you, sir. A brave new Fahrenheit says immigration fraud is also an industry. Police are not permitted to collaborate with immigration enforcement by law. Illegals will commit crimes repeatedly if they have active cases. There's no deportation. Yes, of course. Another donation from yes, Devon Kevin Diana would like to do an episode with you. Oh, I would love to see that.
01:31:02 Who's this?
01:31:03 Kevin Deanna.
01:31:04 I don't know who that is. Should I know who that
01:31:07 is? It's okay, I'll link you guys up. Matt Bell, you mentioned Manchester a lot. Our new de facto prime minister is the mayor of Manchester. Normal service will be resumed. We'll see about that. A brave new Fahrenheit also says our judges are required by law to consider cultural and racial background, lived experience when it comes to sentencing. Nothing commie kills colleagues, and now we must ban more guns and social media. Yeah, this social media ban. It's only because anti-Semitism has been sweeping through younger generations. I think I'm good over here.
01:31:40 All right, take a look here. Over on Rumble, Baba. All right. The Supreme Rabbi Satan says, as long as they are there legally, remember it's evil colonizing when Westerners go to other places, but cultural enrichment when they come to the West, hoy vey, and that is correct. Then the Supreme Rabbi Satan again says the West must embrace diversity like we do in Israel, shove an elderly nun to the ground, gang up on a young girl in the West Bank of occupied Palestine, just trying to pick olives.
01:32:24 Yeah, well, I'll tell you, like, they, the, yeah, it is kind of funny, because all the Jews in the West, they obviously are not acting out of some kind of moral imperative, because you don't see the same behavior in Israel, and that's something that people need to realize too, in the same way that the Muslims that are raping little girls are not doing it out of some kind of low impulse, like a nigga might do in America, although I'm sure there's some of that, it is like an organized conquest.
01:32:55 Well, the behavior from Jews is the same thing, and this is not like born out of some weird religious morality that they feel like that they have to, you know, that they're obligated to support, because if that was the case, that you'd see the exact same kind of behaviors and policies in Israel, which you don't.
01:33:13 Yeah, of course.
01:33:15 Let's see here. Then we got BFLC 804 says I've been listening to a couple of years to Insomnia Stream, first time chatting. Keep up the great content. Here's a few duckets, white fucking power. Well, I appreciate that. BF LC 804 All right, then we got the Supreme Rabbi Satan again says I also like smashing a crucifix and popping little Palestinian kids in the head. Oh, that's
01:33:48 why
01:33:49 pretty intense there. Supreme Raphael Satan. All right, then we got Gorilla Hand says we also have a group of migrants stomping that French teenager to death, and the savages were recording it. Yeah, I mean, it's.. it's endless. This is the thing, it's like it's not a lack of evidence, it's.. it's a lack of action. And look, I mean, how do you solve that politically? You know, like it's so egregious that the real.. at this point, the only reason why it keeps going on is because it is because people are trying to solve it politically.
01:34:26 Yes, the way I see
01:34:27 it, that's and it will continue to go on as long as people try to solve it politically.
01:34:32 We can't get these people guns, come on.
01:34:35 Well, and that's the thing is, is, and I know British people get like all butthurt when Americans say that's why you don't give up your guns, but it's true. It is true, and it's.. and then, like, I know the rebuttal is always, well, I don't see you guys use your guns. Well, it's different in that the calculus that the government.. like, I don't see people going to jail for tweets either, because the calculus
01:34:58 with guns, right? Relationship, yeah,
01:35:00 right. The government, like, sure, is do are we seeing the kind of uprising or hypothetical situations that I would like to see? No, you're right, but at the same time that gets calculated in how tyrannical and oppressive a government can be. They think about the like that if one of the questions they have to ask themselves when they're about to pass legislation, is might I get shot for doing this?
01:35:25 Right,
01:35:26 it's gonna be, it's gonna limit how, how far they, they cross the line. Yeah,
01:35:32 though, but Fauci is just walking around America, he doesn't seem worried.
01:35:37 Oh, there's a lot of people that are that, that should, should seem worried that don't seem worried,
01:35:41 yeah,
01:35:43 but yeah, yeah, that is just a yeah, there's a lot of people, a lot of people, anyway, some people got, you know, if there's just some people that if they went to Bailey's, I hear Bailey's is really nice, nice this time of year. Like, if they just went to Bailey's, we could just send them on a trip to Bailey's.
01:36:14 Yeah, that
01:36:14 would be
01:36:16 so many people. I used to think it would be like George Soros and Bill Gates, but they're all getting too old, so my demographic for this is much younger now. Oh
01:36:25 no, Bailey's is going to need a lot of room for the amount of people that need to go to Bailey's. Um, yeah, then we got Supreme Rabbi Satan again says colonize Mars, you'll be completely dependent on the shareholders and oak tree to send food, that's by the way, Elon, Elon Musk, Elon means oak tree in Hebrew, oak tree to send food and water and oxygen, that's assuming your body is not in a mass grave and your family is talking to an AI video. Well, I'll tell you what I think we should colonize Mars eventually, and I think that Mars will hopefully become self-sufficient, but that's nothing like that's going to happen in my life.
01:37:14 I agree with you on 95% of stuff. This is your dumbest take,
01:37:18 why Mars
01:37:18 thing, because it's just not going to happen. This is this is scientism in in origin.
01:37:25 Why would, why wouldn't we end up on Mars?
01:37:28 We're not going to end up on Mars. It doesn't have no.. what's the
01:37:30 obstacle that's preventing us from going to Mars?
01:37:32 It doesn't have the proper atmosphere. We don't.. I mean, how will we get supplies there? We'd be isolated if we went there. If we built a white colony on Mars. You know what you sound
01:37:42 like? You sound like the naysayers that told my ancestors that they crossed the Atlantic Ocean, they would just be scalped and murdered by savages, and they were crazy to go there.
01:37:53 That's what you sound like - scalped and murdered by savages. Yeah, well, yeah, a bunch of people die
01:37:57 colonizing Mars. That's that's for sure. Like, I don't
01:38:00 want to live on fucking Mars, Devon. We'll be dead, we'll
01:38:03 be dead before anyone lives on Mars. I'm just saying that eventually humanity will, unless we cease to, if we get wiped out beforehand, we will eventually have to go to Mars. That's
01:38:15 not gonna happen, Devon. There's no
01:38:17 reason. No, there's no reason why we wouldn't. Why wouldn't we? There
01:38:19 are lots of reasons, I just, I just explained why. No, there's gonna do about supplies. No, you make it self-sufficient. There,
01:38:28 yeah, you can terraform planets. That's not, that's, that's not impossible. I mean, it would take years. That's why I'm saying it. It's not gonna happen in our lifetime, because basically, you'd have to. First of all, we've never done that before. We're talking about centuries. I'm not talking like, oh, in like 50 years there'll be like a Mars base. I mean, there might be like a observation outpost or something like out there in 50 years, but like there's not going to be like people. It's not going to be like a colony anytime soon, because it's going to take so much work to do anything that would make it habitable, like we're like I said, we
01:39:04 just fix it here. Century seems like too much work.
01:39:07 Oh, we're gonna do both. I think we should do both, because we just need more people. Look, if Bailey's doesn't want to take these people, we need to find a place that does. Maybe Mars is a good alternative. Maybe we just send them to Mars.
01:39:23 I hate disagreeing with you. It makes me feel my, like, my worldview is, is uncertain.
01:39:28 No, I'm just like, like I said, we're.. I'm talking centuries, centuries down the road, centuries down the road. Inevitably, we're gonna end up on Mars. I don't see why. Okay,
01:39:39 and like I said, it might, it might turn out that we get out there and like there's, I'm sure, I'm sure there will be problems that are unanticipated, and look, the first colonies that came to America died off too. It's, you know, what I mean, like it's not like it's not like going to be an easy thing, and it's not going to be something that happens any anytime soon, like not even remotely soon, and.
01:40:00 On Elon knows this, he just wants to get more money invested into SpaceX, so that's why he's acting like, "Oh, we're gonna go colonize more, like he knows that's not gonna happen anytime soon. I'm just saying, like, in on a long enough time, and think about how long this, like, we, Columbus discovered America in 1492 or whatever, look how long it took before there was actually any kind of real colonies here, you know. So it's not like we'll even, we might send someone there that just grows old and dies on Mars by themselves, and then we still don't go there for like another 50 100 years, you know? I mean, I'm talking like super long timeline, you know. Well, we
01:40:42 won't live long enough for me. No, I'll be dead.
01:40:44 I'll be, I'll be way dead. My grandkids will probably be way dead, you know. So, like, this is this is like centuries, centuries in the future.
01:40:53 Such a bummer.
01:40:54 I don't know, I don't.. I'd like to live on Mars. It could be fun. It's like, like slightly less grab, like you could jump all high because the gravity is
01:41:05 less,
01:41:06 you know, you'd be able to die
01:41:07 of like of radiation poisoning.
01:41:10 No, I mean, like, I, I, the funny thing is, though, because of the lower gravity, people would probably start evolving weird out there, like, you know, you'd probably have, like, your, you wouldn't have as much bone density, you'd be weaker, you know, because you just have.. I don't know what the exact difference is. I think it's like, well, like 70% of our gravity or something like that.
01:41:35 I don't, I don't know what the exact number, but that would have an effect, plus like the distance from the sun would have it in effect, you'd have to find a way of, of getting vitamin K or vitamin D, or you know, like whatever you get from the sun, either artificially, like I said, this is, we're talking like 1000 years in the future type sci-fi stuff, so Who knows who, fucking, I don't
01:42:01 have this, this exploration gene. I just don't, I just don't care.
01:42:06 But you're, you're founding stock, and you're founding stock.
01:42:10 I just, it's the woman thing, like I want stability at home. I just like
01:42:15 explorers, no,
01:42:17 like I'll go along if my husband makes me, but I'll complain the whole time.
01:42:22 Well, that's like all the pioneer women that my ancestors dragged with them. Yeah, fine.
01:42:27 Like, hold on, let me get this straight. Let me get this straight, Eli, because they all had names like that, you know. Let me, let me get, let me get this straight, Eli. You're gonna, you're gonna load up a, a wooden wagon with some oxen, with some oxen, and then we're going to walk 4000 miles in that direction through the woods, where it might be killed by Indians, because maybe when we get there, if we get there, we can then cut down trees to build a shitty dirt floor cabin to live in, like, but see, that's why women shouldn't be allowed to vote, because at that back then the man could just be like, "yes, dear, that's exactly what we're doing,
01:43:15 yeah,
01:43:16 and then they did it,
01:43:19 want to do any of this shit, just not cut out for a future of horrors, you know.
01:43:25 Yeah, well, that's.. I'm.. we just.. we need to return to that. We need to return to bold men and submissive women.
01:43:34 Yeah. All
01:43:35 right. Then we got a Shady Merchant, says Leo Lum Taka. Taka, I don't know what that means exactly. That sounds familiar, like I should know, but I'm gonna look it up. Oh, that's the Jews must live. That's all
01:43:54 right. That's in.. I was like, that does sound familiar. Yeah,
01:43:56 that's Jews must live. All right, that is, and that's true, and honestly, that that's part of the what figures in that's that's part of the promotion of white genocide, as they see us, because who else would they see as competitors other than white people? I guess maybe Asians. Watch out, watch out, Japan, you're next. So then we got Thor's rune says got here a little bit late, doing my part. Love your work, Rebecca and Devon.
01:44:26 Thank you so much.
01:44:27 Thank you very much. Then we got anti democracy. Nada says I'm so sick of vote niggers. All of these retarded kike conservatives are gaslighting us into thinking Rupert Local is based, even though he is no different from Trump and any other chike servative. Rupert Lowe's son has married a Muslim. I didn't know that. That's a big deal. He's talking to Brett Weinstein about how evil Nazism and ethnationalism is. Haven't seen that, but that. A bad sign, too, and he's recently said he supports multicultural.
01:45:04 Well, that's the clip that we ended up playing, so that's probably what you're talking about there. Chi conservatives always talk about the symptoms of Zog, Brown, gays, pause, and never deal with the root cause. Jews, nothing changes until Jews are out of power, continues, you can't be anti-immigration and pro-Zionism. Zionism needs to dump Browns in our countries to kill us and build up greater Israel.
01:45:37 Well, you know, I'll tell you what I think. Some Zionists would, would say that they have overplayed their hand when it comes to that, and there is some Zionists that are realizing that they have been using America as their golem, and that golem is not as effective when it's staffed with a lot of diversity, and so there to the degree that there is any Zionist that is anti-immigration, I think that's what motivates it. Is it still in the service of Israel? It's still like a pragmatic either a because they think that the white countries they're parasitically surviving off of are becoming less palatable as a parasite, or because the Muslims they're importing are becoming more dangerous and more of a threat to Jews.
01:46:26 Yeah,
01:46:27 so that's what you got there. Um, we got War Born, War Born. Hello, Rebecca's buddy, he says, "Hey, Rebecca and Devon, kicking you both some shekels, all for the great work you do. Rebecca, my lady, says to tell you hello. We might be back in Idaho in November, so we need to all get together again.
01:46:54 Cool. I would love to love to see you guys this time.
01:46:57 There you go. All right, then we got Godzilla hands, that's different than gorilla hands. We got a justice is the one thing you should always find. You got to saddle up your boys and you got to draw a hard line. Get enough men together, you can get away with almost anything, as we have seen tonight.
01:47:21 Well, I'll tell you, yeah, I mean, I look, I think that, that there's a, a lot of room for imagination, and in the solutions department, and that's all I'm gonna say about that. All right, then we got Cassandra says with a big dono, and she says simply, hi. Hi,
01:47:45 thank you so much. She sent another one too.
01:47:49 Well, hi, Cassandra says we'll get to the next one. Here we got Book Track Grooves, says this is Jack the Ripper all over again. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is rolling in his grave. Bring back matchmakers for white people, they are willing to bury grape, bury grape cases to prove us wrong.
01:48:18 I don't know what that means, but I agree with the matchmaker sentiment, you should always be trying to set up your friends.
01:48:25 Absolutely,
01:48:26 I try. It never works, but I keep trying.
01:48:29 Alright, then we got Denise the Celt says Jack Straw was a Michelin Jew, David Cameron is a Rothschild. I am not a fan of cops, but the British cops must be the worst golem in the world.
01:48:47 You know, watching this footage every day on Twitter is ruining my mental health. We're gonna have to take a step back. It's just so infuriating. What happened to you people? And sometimes they're masculine-looking British cops, white cops. Like, what are you? What is happening here?
01:49:02 It's, yeah, I don't know what to say. Then we got Corsica SS says a few public roof hole punishments would probably shut down these brown gangs real quick.
01:49:18 I agree. Bring back the novel, novel lynchings. You know, that wasn't a standard lynching for those of you that haven't watched our first episode. Maybe we should give a recap of what happened with this guy. He raped and murdered a white school teacher, this black guy, and his punishment, because they were like, 'We're bored of lynching people or whatever. Well, remember what I was saying about
01:49:40 creative creativity and solutions. A minute ago, this is this is a good example of people using creativity,
01:49:48 and it was totally him. I mean, there's a lot of information online, like, oh, it wasn't him, this was, but, like, his shoe print matched, and there was a witness, and everything like that. So the town put, like, a like a foot wide. Hole in the roof of the school where she was murdered, and they shove them into the roof hole, and then they start the building on fire, and he's just like burns to death in the roof hole
01:50:14 back then.
01:50:16 I know I've watched that over and over, that would offset all the horrible things I see on Twitter, I'd be able to sleep again.
01:50:21 Well, it would keep black people thinking twice about, you know, raping. Then we got likes to watch, says thank you both. Hang traitors first. I definitely agree with that.
01:50:38 I agree. Yeah,
01:50:40 then we got words are words, says I got home late, gonna catch the replay. Keep up the good work.
01:50:48 Thank you.
01:50:48 Well, definitely catch the replay there. Then we got Evergreen Dream says I saw the real tonight, where this spiteful brown ham planet was crying about POC Brits possibly losing their children, and nearly all of the comments were anti-immigration, a little white pill. Yeah, I think that increasingly on the internet, at least, that seems to be the case, but also I think algorithm two things are going on.
01:51:19 First of all, it's the internet, which isn't real life, and then second of all, the algorithms have a tendency to kind of silo us into echo chambers, and so we sometimes get a false impression as to what the normal public response is. Now that said, I also think that you get the response that you do get from people is more honest because it is on the internet, and so there's probably a lot of people IRL who would never say the kinds of things that they, that you would read on on Twitter that they would agree with.
01:51:56 Yeah.
01:51:56 All right. Then we got, let's see here. Evergreen Dream says also, you're looking very lovely tonight, Devon. Thank you very much. I am. I need a haircut, though. I need a haircut. I'm starting to look a little little Uncle Ted. I'm starting like a little Uncle Ted.
01:52:17 That's good.
01:52:18 The hair is almost longer than it's ever been, because I've just gone so long without a haircut. Actually, the last time I got a haircut, I think was in December. So, yeah, that's that's kind of gets getting, it's getting long. Professor Chaos says just showed up in the middle of the stream. Unfortunately, too many whites are too concerned about millionaire black men running around with a sports ball to give a shit. Anyways, keep up to go to work. Thank you. You should, I speaking of IRL and opinion, you should be shaming all of your friends that are like little sports, Paul sports ball nerds, especially if they do like fantasy football or something super gay like that. Just make fun of them endlessly,
01:53:10 dude. I get so much shit still online on X. People like, oh, are you bragging on your husband for watching sports ball? Are you? That's so demeaning. You need to submit to him. Like, listen, I'll submit in a lot of ways, but he's not going to stop me from making fun of him for watching basketball and football. It's just not gonna happen.
01:53:29 That's it's pretty gay. If the man in your life is acting like a faggot, you need to, you need to point that out, at least. You know it's just for his own sake, right? Like, it's almost like
01:53:40 I'm doing this for you,
01:53:42 right? Like, if I had, like, something hanging out on my front teeth, and I didn't know about it, I'd want my girl to be like, "Dude, you gotta fix that, you look like a psycho, you know? So, sometimes, even if it's embarrassing to them, you need to tell them,
01:53:56 "No, he doesn't. He doesn't understand, because he thinks that sports is the last meritocracy, so
01:54:02 it's really not all right. Then we got Cassandra says once again with another big dono, my soul is pierced. Well, that's not good.
01:54:16 Well, no, we.. she sent that when we were discussing the UK stuff. I mean, this is so hard to hear. Reading that report over the last few weeks has been very difficult. That is
01:54:27 true. That is true. Well, hopefully just like a tongue ring once removed, that piercing heals up.
01:54:36 Do you ever tongue pierced?
01:54:40 It was the 90s, I had lots of, I had, I had piercings, um, no, actually, it, because they, they numb it. Here's a funny story, so again, it was the 90s. Is, and it was cool for like a little bit, and I was like, I'm gonna do it, because I'm edgy, or whatever. I go in there, they, they numb your tongue completely, they, they do the.. they, they.. I mean, you can't really see what they're doing, because it's, you know, in your mouth, or whatever. So, I'm not 100% sure how the whole thing went, but it was real quick, right? They're just like, all right, we're done. At the time, I worked a job where I had to talk on the phone a lot, and I had to go to work right after getting that done.
01:55:32 And for the rest of the day, I, because I had to talk for eight hours, basically, after getting my tongue pierced, everyone I talked to thought I was retarded, can I help you? Like, because I sounded like a retard, and so everyone was so nice to me, they were just like, oh, they got a tard work in there, you know, and he's so well spoken for a tard, he actually seems like he knows what he's doing, so, but yeah, that was, and then, like, I took it out because I was thinking about joining the reserves, and I wanted to take it out to talk to, yeah, it's like a long time ago, I wanted to talk to the recruiter, I didn't want to be like Captain Piercings, and I took it out, and it healed up, like, and I was just like, whatever, I guess I don't have one anymore,
01:56:22 stupid tattoos.
01:56:24 No, I got no tattoos, and you can't see that, like I didn't have like a ton of piercings. I had I had earrings on in both ears, but not like I'd have like gaged ears or anything, you know, goofy like that. But yeah, I mean, I guess if you look closely at my my earlobes, you can see like the.or whatever, but yeah, I don't have, I never got like, like facial, you know, the tongue thing was that was like that was like the most extreme I ever, I ever went, and yeah, zero tattoos, only because with the tattoos I always thought like I knew that like I changed my my style and my, my, my look so often that I would think something would be like really cool, and then a week later I'd hate it, but it'd be on my body for the rest of my life, and so I was like, I don't want to do that, because I just knew, you know, but yeah, I was, I was, I had several different wild shades of hair at various times, you know. When I
01:57:28 say,
01:57:29 well, I told the story, run away from home. I was, when I was 14, I ran away from home, and I was gone for months, just living on the road, hitchhiking and stuff, and I made it like a few 1000 miles away from my home, and it was arrested in Minot, North Dakota, which is a long way from Albuquerque, and the what was the point of that story? Oh, I had purple hair, that was the point, so when I got arrested, I had purple hair, and like skater punk rock, you know, whatever. So, yeah, that was again. It was, it was a long time ago. It was a long.. oh
01:58:15 man, I wish I could meet young Devon or old Devon. I've never met you?
01:58:20 Yeah. Well, one of these days, one of these days, but never young. He's dead. Young, young Devon is is dead and gone. He will never, never be back.
01:58:31 Oh,
01:58:33 but, uh, yeah, that was a long time ago. I was big, uh, degenerate back then. All right, yeah, a lot of us were that now I live as a cautionary tale. All right, now we have a risen Ryan says those ugly ass camel kissers are pathetic. It is not that hard to get a woman if you can make her laugh and giggle, you can make her cheeks clap and jiggle. Oh, okay.
01:59:06 I've heard JF say that, though.
01:59:08 Well, I'll tell you, here's the thing, the, you know, they weren't - these weren't like women they were trying to date, you know. This was this is acts of war. All right, then we got anti-democracy. Nada says Army Hammer is the descendant of Jewish gangster Armand Hammer. His family has been blackmailing people for generations. There you go. Fun fact: words are words, says Deb. If you do a stream on the movie, I'll tune in, and also granted
01:59:42 tune in no matter what he talks about.
01:59:44 Well, that's his follow-up. He says, "Granted, I'm I'm tuning, no matter what. Anyway, yeah, I haven't seen it, so I'll probably watch it. At the very least, I'll watch it. I don't know if I'll.. it depends on if.. if I feel like it.. there's enough material there to where it's worth discussing for the amount. Of time of a stream, I just don't know what to expect. I mean, I kind of know what to expect, but I mean, there's, you know, given the people involved in the making of the film, and just the fact that it got made anyway, I'm little suspicious, but we'll see. All right, then we got Natural Order. Paul says, if you want good media, check out Secret Hitler, you're going to find out the first 1/3 of it in audiobook form on my channel. No more or more to come. Uploaded the chapter that mentions you guys earlier this week. There's a chapter that mentions me.
02:00:37 Yeah,
02:00:38 and what is this? Secret Hitler,
02:00:40 secret. It's a game.
02:00:42 There's a game that involves that I'm in. I'm in a game.
02:00:46 You are
02:00:47 what kind of game, like a card game?
02:00:50 Wait, or is it his book?
02:00:52 He says it's there. Is
02:00:53 a game, Secret Hitler. Is that what I'm thinking of? No, this is a book. He's, he's messaged me about this before.
02:00:58 Okay. Well, I'm in a book. I'm also, I'm in some academic paper. Someone, like, said that I was in some paper about antisemitism.
02:01:09 Yeah, somebody sent me a book this week of women of the far right, and it's a book about me.
02:01:14 That's crazy.
02:01:16 Columbia University researcher,
02:01:19 did you get a copy of it.
02:01:21 No,
02:01:21 you need to get a copy of it.
02:01:24 Imagine some other, some other people, but mostly
02:01:27 it's always fun to be documented, even if it's most likely on inaccurately. It
02:01:33 is inaccurate.
02:01:35 Then we got, you know, Jimbo Rockford says, I already know that the movie is unreal and homosexual because of the egregious portrayal of the gun suppressor, that's not how suppressors work. Well, there you go, the gun nerds always, always spotting the, always spotting the issues with the, the, I'm the same way, though, with like technology, I, so many movies were ruined in my childhood, because I'd like, computers don't do that, that's not how computers work. Nicks don't know how to use computers, that he wouldn't be the hacker.
02:02:13 So I'm the same way. Rag for president says, great job, you guys are awesome. Devon, thanks for a million retweets lately, or for the million retweets lately. Well, thank you very much. All right, then we got see here, yo, Jimbo Rockford again says nice diss track or dis rap. Hey, Blonde, whose idea was it to have Lucas Gage on the backlash. Somehow I don't think it was your idea.
02:02:45 All bad ideas were Dave's. He got most of the guests too,
02:02:51 which
02:02:51 is.. I spent so much time on that show trying to rein him in that I just didn't, and research the topics that I just didn't have time for much else, honestly. So he handled most of the guest booking
02:03:03 well. There you go. Is it still going, or did he finally realize that, yeah, realize
02:03:12 that
02:03:13 no one is gonna watch it. I'm sure. Well, I'm sure it's like a handful of Catholics that might, you know, be very I'm very into boring shit. All right, then we got Book Track Groove, says Devon. What is the cascade effect? Are you, or you are looking for Blonde? Could you interview Meta Prime? Cheers, guys, brewing new ideas. What is the cascade effect? I'm not sure what you mean by cascade effect,
02:03:47 and I don't know. I like Meta Prime, but he's really good friends with Dave, so I don't know.
02:03:51 I don't even know who that is. Um, what's.. do you know what the cascade effect is? I don't know. I would say I don't know if you're saying what I think you're saying. I think just a lot of free trips to Bailey's would be the kind of cascade effect I would like to see. All right, then this is either a repeat or Cassandra says is being super generous today.
02:04:22 No, she did not send another donation.
02:04:25 She sent another one, and once again simply says hi. Or it's just Rumble doing it again. I hope it's a repeat.
02:04:33 If that's an accident, please let us know. We will send it back.
02:04:36 Yes, we will. So that's it's hard to know with Rumble Rupert says White Power Wednesday stream, see you on Saturday, Professor Stack. And then we got Denise the Celt says Dev of the North American continent had water and oxygen when your ancestors came here, the best place for.
02:05:00 Our enemies are shark fields or the Mariana Trench. Well, yeah, that is true. That's I'm saying, the challenges would be different, because it also had winters where people froze to death, and it had Indians trying to kill them, like there were other things trying to kill them, and like, if we were to go today with the technology we have now, do the same kind of a trip, like if there was a new continent, like America, that was discovered tomorrow, it'd be like, no, there would be no instances of like entire colonies dying off because of, you know, cholera or whatever, right, that wouldn't even happen, but now that seems like, but back then, that was like a big problem.
02:05:42 It was a big hurdle, and same thing with Mars, right? Like, right now it sounds like impossible, because it is. And, but there will come a time when those kinds of challenges will be overcome. It won't be like, oh, what don't we do? Like, they don't have oxygen there, you know? It'll be like, no, we can, we can make it, you know how to figure
02:06:00 it out.
02:06:01 Yeah, we always do. Last thing, we're white people, that's what we do. We white people always ascend. All right, then we got Astraless 725 nincompoop math problems. I don't know. It says I was thinking about that Mars might be a good alternative, like Devon said, after hearing about all of those atrocities. Let's fucking go see there. We got one person wants to go to Mars. There we go.
02:06:32 I do appreciate all of your pioneering spirit.
02:06:35 That's right, I'm telling you, like again, I'll look, it's not my, I'll be dead, but I'm just hoping that my DNA ends up on Mars at some point. Tomahawk says I've been saying it for a long time. Law enforcement is the enemy of the people.
02:06:52 Yeah,
02:06:53 often the case,
02:06:55 indeed.
02:06:57 All right, Denise, the Celt says the air on Mars is carbon dioxide. There is no magnetic field, so the radiation is tremendous. It's not worth it. You'll have to terraform cosmic rays. You don't decide, you don't decide what, who, if it's worth it or not. All right, there's a lot of people that said, look, the instances of scurvy going to America through the roof, you know, and then there's rats, and, and fucking plague, and Devon will scalp, yeah, it doesn't matter, there's no air, we'll find a way, we will make air, even if we have to somehow capture the, the, the frozen we water of a comet, or you know, something like that. Harvest the tail of a comet and bring it to Mars, or something like that. There's always a way. There's always a way. We can do it. It's just like I said, it's.. it's going to be whatever it.. whatever it's going to take to make that happen. It's just.. it's beyond our, like, way beyond our capabilities, to where, to a degree, where, like, I said, it's going to be centuries, if you know, if anything, it's going to be centuries. Ghost Dog Man says, Dev, and I think you missed my super chat right before Cassandra. My heart is pierced. Let me see to
02:08:23 I have a few more, if you want to look for it, while I read,
02:08:28 sure.
02:08:29 Unwittingly unmoored, I know there are a lot of people who say we need to go back to the 90s, but if you two could choose one decade to return to, which decade would it be? Does it have to be in this country? I don't know. Turn of the century would have been cool if we're in America. T Dog says, I've always seen myself as a British-born Irish descent. Never thought of myself as a white lad. I didn't realize they don't care about our culture or the same in their eyes, indeed. Whiteness does matter, and Julian, I actually do like French Canadians. I'm just messing with you. All right, did you find
02:09:11 it? Yeah, I'll tell you. Is it who was it? A ghost dog, man? Is that looking for. hold on, I I gotta find the first one, or the one complaining about the one that I'm missing.
02:09:32 Oh, there's another one. Um, Tucker had a guest on recently. This is El Kwekie talking about how kind Muslim rulers were to Christians during the Ottoman Empire. Has he never heard of the Janissary soldiers? If so, please check Odyssey Super Chats too. Also, please check out his Odyssey Super Chats too. Um, he has some wild guess on.
02:09:49 Well, I'll tell you, Ghost Dog, man, you were below the minimum, is why I didn't read it. And I've been, I've been reading below the minimum a little bit here and there, just because out of out of habit,
02:09:59 morale up. Yeah, and I
02:10:00 will do it. I will do it, but in the future we are, we are doing on this show, not on my show. My show, there's no minimum on the Insomnia stream on this show, because the money-grubbing women, woman involved with the show, it
02:10:16 just makes the show too long, and somebody like that sends a huge donation, shouldn't they be given preferential treatment? I'm all about fairness. Also, people abuse it, they'll, they'll send like five messages with each $1
02:10:30 right?
02:10:31 Yeah,
02:10:31 yeah. Well, I'll read it anyway. Ghost dog, man. It says what the good beliefs don't understand is when they say it's not all of us, we can't get rid of raping Trayvon if we can't also banish Carlton. They hide behind each other, tying our hands.
02:10:50 Yeah, the key is to ascend to a place where you don't give a shit about Carlton,
02:10:55 right?
02:10:56 And then you're like, whatever, like, oh no, we're not gonna have some smart black guy in this country, I don't give a fuck.
02:11:03 Yeah, it's you have to get to a point where you're just like, yeah, that sucks. Bye, you know, like, and just so many people aren't equipped to do that, and which is why they shouldn't have power. We need to basically have some sociopathic white nationalists at the helm, who are willing to crack a few eggs, is what I was gonna say. Animals over
02:11:32 here. Oh, sorry, go ahead. Go
02:11:33 ahead. Oh, go ahead. Do you missed one,
02:11:35 Mike? You sent two that are under the limit, so I'll read one. In Australian schools, we were shown American films like The Color Purple and Mississippi Burning. We learned zero Australian history. That's a shame, because Australia has a very interesting and rich history. Yeah, we also watch The Color Purple and Mississippi Burning. It's trash. Go ahead. Sorry.
02:11:58 All right, then we got Anime extremist who's also below the limit, but you know he's gonna make fun of me, so I guess I have to read it. Says you had a tongue ring, Devon. Wow, really was the gay 90s, and this is coming from a V-tuber fan, that's a joke. Love you both. I'll be replay gang since I just got here. Well, there's nothing gay, I wasn't doing gay with a toggering, that doesn't mean like I was like sucking dick because I had a tongue ring, it's just I had a tongue ring, so yeah, it was, it was, it was like it was really edgy and really cool for like a minute, and that was the minute that I had it, so but that's why I didn't bother to try to put it back in, because by the time it healed up, it was kind of like not as cool anymore, so I was just like it was a
02:12:44 thing. I also had a bunch of piercings. Yeah.
02:12:48 All right. Goy feeder says, if you're looking for another stream about a Jewish woman getting weirdly attracted to an animal, look up Parrot Kindergarten. She grew up in a cult, and now spends her days teaching a parrot to read. All right. Well, that's that's interesting. Let me add that to my notes here. I don't know what it's with these, these Jewesses. All right. Thank you very much. Goy feeder, all right. Then we got Mike Hawk, 420 Blazin says, as angry as the topic makes me, you and Blonde are the epitome of great content. Well, I appreciate. Thank
02:13:37 you. We appreciate that.
02:13:39 Then we got Rocco d2 says Churro Food Fund. Well, I appreciate that. In fact, he's snoozing in the laundry room right now, like he's got this little spot where he.. it's funny because, like, I.. it's like he's wedged in the corner of this room I never go in. And then literally just the other day I walked out there and realized he's sleeping under a black widow, like there was a black widow that had, like, a web over, like, right, like directly over him, and he was just chill, like, didn't care, and I killed the black widow, just in case.
02:14:13 Do you see him a lot?
02:14:14 Oh, there's so many black widows out here. Can you
02:14:16 send me some specimens?
02:14:18 You want a black widow?
02:14:20 I want.. well, I don't want them alive, but I want to make acrylic door knobs out of them.
02:14:25 How do you do that?
02:14:27 You get them a little wet, you mist them, and then you stretch them out and let them dry in position. And then I'm really good at acrylic pouring, because I like to preserve insects, and you, you acrylic pour into a round vessel and polish it, and then
02:14:47 you would have a field day out here. There are so many spiders out here, you have no idea.
02:14:51 Would you mind? I'll pay for shipping.
02:14:53 You want me to send you spiders?
02:14:56 I would like you to send me all. I would like you to send me all of the. Good spider specimens that you have. Yes, that would be awesome. There aren't good spiders out here. We don't even have orb spiders. All the spiders are just tiny. I'll tell
02:15:07 you what. So, I have a bee vacuum for when I vacuum bees out of like walls and shit like that, and I use it sometimes, because occasionally, really, and I mean, like, freakishly large spiders end up in the house, and I will vacuum them up, and then dump them outside, or whatever, but maybe instead I will vacuum them up, and then, you know, gas them or something, and we'll see. I'm not, I'm not going to commit to sending you spiders, but, like, they're, they're not in short supply,
02:15:42 that is so awesome. We don't have black widows up here. I have no way to.. there's
02:15:46 so many out here, like there's so many.. like there's this one building that if I go there at night with a head lamp on, because they're nocturnal, and so I'll go.. if I go there at night with my headlamp, they. I mean, I have to, I have to really watch where I'm stepping, because they, they're, they're just like everywhere, and as soon as they see my headlamp, they go and run off and hide, or whatever. But, like, spiders
02:16:11 are so cool. We had tarantulas growing up, so I'm like, totally inoculated to the insect fear. Okay, I just think they're so cool. They're, they're beautiful web spinning, and then they just kill other more disgusting insects mercilessly in their web. The whole thing's poetic.
02:16:29 Well, we have like there's a type of orb spider we got here. I don't know what they're, what they're huge. They're big, like the orb on them is like the size of like a marble, and then we have like, a, we've got tarantulas, and that we'll get like three different kinds of tarantula. One is like constantly getting in the house, like all the time. I'll
02:16:50 take some of those too.
02:16:51 Yeah, those are those are not hard to find. And then we've got this other.. I don't even know what it is, but it's like it's the biggest one that's out here, but it doesn't look like.. I don't think it's a transfer, because it doesn't look like one, but it's like big and hairy, and I see them every once in a while. I don't know, it's that it's not that we don't have it's just I'm trying the logistics of like trying to capture it, and I get it to you, is the would be the tough thing, but yeah, there's black widows are fucking everywhere, they're fast, so that's the thing, too, is I, I usually just stomp on them real fast, and I don't think you want, like, a stomped, no, wait,
02:17:28 what am I gonna do with that?
02:17:30 And they're so, like, they're, they're, they're quick, and they run away into, like, little crevices, like they have a little home, and so they're usually that's why I stomp on them, because that's the way they really get them. Also, we'll see, we'll see. All right, all right. We got book track grooves says blonde found some true crime cases for still looking, or wait, blonde found some true crime cases still looking for more, Devon. I have some ideas. Can I send you some research? Um, well, I mean, what.. what are your ideas?
02:18:12 We're always looking for stuff. I mean, a lot of our.. a lot of our episodes are listener suggestions. I don't remember what I suggested to you, but the best true crime series to ever exist, is I survived just the best one
02:18:26 I've seen. One episode of that I was not a fan. Why? Because it was just like too over dramatically. It was like, all right, get to the part where, like, they, you know,
02:18:35 I love this, that the storytelling. I love that. It's my favorite. I like to hear the story from the victim, and that's
02:18:44 it. Maybe I saw a bad one, then, because it was just kind of like, like I felt like I was watching Mister Ballon, where he like starts just embellishing stuff that, like, there's no way he could possibly know, like when he's like, it's from
02:18:55 the film, they know what they know, the whole thing that happened to them.
02:18:58 Well, I mean, they know, but the most
02:19:00 concise true crime that exists, as I survived. That's just fantastic. Every episode I've seen has been great.
02:19:06 I don't remember which one I saw, but what I saw was kind of like it was like some lady, like they just.. she just seemed like she was over, over dramatic about like having her hands sawed off. I was like, come on, I wouldn't.. it wouldn't be that big of a deal, really. You're still
02:19:22 Devon, would be his hand would be sawed off, and he'd be like, she's still talking about
02:19:26 her stubs. Still,
02:19:27 are you talking about the one where the guy was gonna rape and murder her, and he chopped out her hands, and then she used her her hand like nubs and put him in mud, and then climbed up the mountain,
02:19:41 I don't know, it was there, was like, there's like a long time, it was like a year ago, almost, I think I saw it, it
02:19:47 was a riveting case,
02:19:49 here she goes, but her stubs again, stubby, it's like, come on, like anyone's ever going. Put a ring on that anyway. All right, then we got Hammer of Thorazine says I vote Cloud Cities on Venus, which is over 90% Earth's gravity, Earth pressure, and temperature at 31 miles of altitude, only an air mask, and sometimes protection from acid rain would be needed. Well,
02:20:24 isn't the atmosphere like highly acidic? Isn't it filled with acid?
02:20:29 So, whatever, though. This is outside the box thinking. See, like, like I'm thinking, you know, I'm okay with with cloud cities. I could, I could, I would live on Venus, right? I I would live on Venus. There we go, there we go. Anime extremist says actually tongue rings are cool. Devon Stack, I never said they were cool. I said I said that they were cool when I thought they were cool in the
02:21:02 90s, in
02:21:03 the 90s,
02:21:05 that's a qualifier, a lot of, yeah, cool in the 90s, that are,
02:21:08 yeah, it was never, it's never something I would ever, it's not something like that, the reason why you guys have known me for 10 years and are just finding this out now is because I realized how not cool I was never like, I remember in the 90s when I had a tongue ring, like it was just like I hung out with raver people and drug degenerates, and they had.. I was the.. I was the most conservatively pierced out of all of them, by the way, so it was like eyebrow
02:21:42 piercings,
02:21:43 no, no, I just, I had earrings, and it was kind of funny, like my first earring, I still lived at home with my, with my mom, and I had to hide it, and I wore this beanie that I pulled over my ears for like a week or so, until finally my mom was like, "Take off your beanie. I was like, "What are you talking about? She's like, "You're wearing that all the time. What's something? What are you hiding? I was like, "Nothing. She's like, "Take it off. And I take it off, and she sees my earring, and her first thing she says is, "That's not the gay one, is
02:22:24 it? That's a legit question.
02:22:26 I was like, no, it's not the gay one. The gay one, is there even a gay
02:22:30 one? No. Well, there was a gay one,
02:22:33 Triple Prince Albert. That's the gay one.
02:22:35 Well, no, there was like, apparently, like, there was like an ear, because I remember having, like, look at, like, finding out, because I didn't want to get the gay one, and so, like, I forget if it was because I ended up piercing both ears, but I started out with one, right, and I forget whatever I did, I did end up, you know, I had to ask around and be like, which one do I not want to do, because like, there's a gay one, so I was like, no, Mom, not a gay one, thanks for asking, by the way. Thanks for assuming that I might be gay, by the way. Appreciate that, faggot. Right, right. So, yeah. Anyway, then I get that. I got my other ear pierced, and I shaved my head for a little bit. I looked like mr. Clean. So, all right, we got, we got Ghost Dog Man says don't know a minimum test. Did I clear the threshold? Thanks for the white black pills. Well, I appreciate that. Yes, you did.
02:23:33 Thank you. Yep,
02:23:33 yes. $10 All right, then we got Gorilla Hands says they are actually talking about putting human colonies on Jupiter, Jupiter's moons, so there you go, there's another idea, see, the, the possibilities really are endless within our own atmosphere, or without, within our own solar system, and you know, and within our own atmosphere, there's also a lot of possibilities, if you think about the ocean, I don't mean like we have to go like the bottom of the ocean, but like you could have floating cities, there's all kinds of creative things we could
02:24:08 do. Let's do that first. Okay.
02:24:09 All right, then we got, we probably will do that first. All right, then we got Mike Hawk, 420 Blaze, and says Devon Blonde has a human toe and an eye or eyeball in jars, making door knobs out of spiders is low on the list of weird things that she does.
02:24:26 It's that weird. I'm not the only person that is into oddities and entomology.
02:24:34 You're one of the facts
02:24:35 was creepy,
02:24:36 but, but I don't think I know anyone else that makes it's very specific. It's oddly specific, making door knobs out of out of spiders.
02:24:44 Well, I like, I like my oddities to be functional, you know. I just thought that would be a cool touch to my house.
02:24:51 Big, big demand for door knobs out in Idaho. Is there?
02:24:55 I need to replace my door knobs, that's why.
02:24:58 Well, like I said, I'll look into.
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02:30:20 Yeah,
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