Postpartum Made Me Do It - Flashback Friday Ep368

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2:02Oh my god. I can't believe you just said that. That's all that in the comic. I did not expect that. That was funny. So I took a break from strangling my three kids just to tune into this. Like it's like these memes going around. Yeah, that's kind of funny. Hey, that's like I can't believe that's the times we're in. We have a problem, folks. Do you have a problem? We have a tick talk. Uh oh. I think my, oh there we go. My mic cut out for a second. Your mic is fine. That's all right. That's all right. That's my earbuds. All right, well welcome back. How you doing? I'm doing good. Yeah. Yeah. So we went to the outer banks, folks, the outer banks, North Carolina and loved the beach. It was awesome. Hated the jeets. Getting there? Holy shit. Love the beach. Love the beach. Hated the jeets. Is that travel there? The two days of the delays and it was awful. The travel. Oh my God. Yeah. That's like we need, we need friends with private planes. Next level. Oh my God. It's going to level up.

3:03It's better. You know what we could have though, in addition to just having a problem, how about just having our countries back? That too. Well, that would take a little. That would, yeah, because I remember traveling, you know, many times in this country and I used to travel a lot and it was never this heart. I mean, no. Not only do you see the demographics of just how America isn't white anymore, you travel and the pattern is obvious. The most helpful, courteous people are the white people. And one thing that stands out to me, I noticed in going through places like, you know, Chicago and other big cities like that is that I feel like whites are kind of noticing their own in a new way, kind of huddling together. Like we had this crazy 24 hour layover in Denver. And it's like, you know, the whites are kind of hanging out with each other waiting for the shuttle just kind of looking around like, holy shit, where am I? This is like a third world country. Yeah. You know, that's that ship itself. It's over. You know, we ended up helping a nice little white lady that some Somali didn't help.

4:03Remember who went with us to that tell. Yeah, very, very nice lady. She had ordered a, she had trouble walking. She was, I forget how old she was. And she had trouble walking and there was two Somalis. Was this Denver? Right? It's kind of a blur because there's so many stops and layovers and extra flights because of just, you know, reasons, I guess, because of because it's, yes, there's weather, but it's also a third world, you know, delays around people born in 1998 running airports now. Anyway, so. And I like had to kind of get in there. Like, can you just drive like help or up at least? Can you call another one of your guys and get out? You know, they're standing there with their iPad with the, and name on it, right? So her name was not on one of those iPads, so they can't communicate with you anyway. So I got them to finally drive her up there. And anyway, long story short, I ended up stealing someone else's wheelchair. That's like, I was wheeling her around in the airport. And she said at one point, because it was delays, we had to take it a hotel stay in

5:04actually 90 Denver. She said, right? Which is not. Yeah. And I think at some point she turned on me and was like, you know what? If you wouldn't have helped me, I probably I would have been dead. Yeah. She told me, you know what I mean? Like standing out there at the airport waiting for the shuttle for these airport for the hotels. And of course, they were filling up quite quicker than ever because there's so many delays, right? So there's like nothing it's available. There's everything running out. Anyway. So, yeah. So Charles, I saw your chat. No, there wasn't jeets in the outer banks. The outer banks is awesome. That was fun. Nice. Okay. And like mid outer banks and then the southern outer banks. And a nice surprise was we were eating at a restaurant. Yeah. And some guy comes up to me and he's like, did you lose your wallet? And I said, no. And Henrik says, are you Ryan Dawson's twin brother? Yeah. And it was Ryan Dawson's twin brother. And we were eating our restaurant owned by his other brother. I was like, and it was such a, you know, psychic Pisces me.

6:05I was like, let's go out to eat somewhere different. I was like looking for restaurants. And this one was like 20 minutes away in Bucston. And I was like, this one feels right. Let's go to that one. Like, we end up meeting Ryan Dawson's brother. He was really nice. And it's kind of hard because he looks so much like Ryan Dawson that it's like, I have to like, continuously think you're not talking to Ryan Dawson right now. And this is kind of weird, but yeah, very nice guy. Nice and easy to chat with. But yeah, the outer banks is beautiful. It's just, I feel like I needed another week after the travel issues. And then coming back, we also got to late. I was like, okay, we're not going through Denver ever again. And so we went through Chicago and we got to late there. And then you realize we're not going through Chicago, not new work, not Denver, not, and there is no places to go to eventually. You kid, there's nowhere to go. There's nowhere to escape because the delays are everywhere. The mess is everywhere. The diversity is everywhere. The incompetence is everywhere. The unfriendliness overall is everywhere, right?

7:06It's really sad, you know? And then we got on a plane to go from Chicago to Spokane. And it was full of firefighters from Pennsylvania. That's right. All white guys. And then we finally got some rain. Coming to firefighters obviously in Washington. Yeah, Washington and North Idaho. But yeah. And then I got angry when I, when I found out like, how some of them are only paid $40 an hour. And maybe they get $500 a day with overtime. They were sure of like sloped meals or something. Was that what the issue was to? They weren't like fed properly or something. It's outrageous. I mean, these are people that are saving people. They were all placed by the way. Yeah, of course. Obviously all the firefighters. Anyway, yeah, I need another week. And I think we did have a pilot who reached out about vouchers. Yes, please. Yes, please. And I will take you up on that. Maybe not go somewhere as far, but the outer banks highly recommended. I love it, you know? Oh, it's a great place. A lot of banks. Nothing more with the outer banks. That's great. It's the Atlantic Ocean. You know, lots of good seafood still. That's good stuff out there. Yeah, seafood and white, safe, not crowded.

8:10Yeah, beaches were not crowded at all. So yeah, not this time of year. I think a little, a little throat thing. So if I, if I sound a little different foot, I'm losing my mind. My great big comeback and source. Sorry. Back it out. I said, I think it was actually like September 1, sore throat. It was like, okay, here we go. I just figured it was from all the airport junk. Probably. So all the, all the aids in the air everywhere. All right. Anyway, guys, hope you're all doing well. Thank you for joining us with that, with that shit out of the way. Let's get back to the kid strangling parts. Oh my God. Well, in a little bit, I guess, right? We actually had a, we had a copycat thing. People are, you know, because think about this, right? It's so easy now to manipulate people. And especially women, as you know, now there's, there's exceptions. Thank you. I know. But overall, this is, this is, this is a big problem, right? I mean, technology is ultimately like kind of feminine, right? The whole system is like tech, you know, attention seeking,

9:10the whole world is now your potential marketplace, right? That this is, these are things that are boon to a feminine and a feminized world, essentially, right? So anyway, what happens is you can see the couple of, you know, memetic kind of things about this Linsy Clancy thing. And all of a sudden, you get like mass hysteria spreading. And you might not even be a majority. I'm not even saying that, but the, the perception is, you see three, four, five videos of people joining and supporting her, being sympathetic to her kind of thing, right? I'm maybe talking about the details of the case, whether what, who was, did she do it? She said, no, I'm not talking about the housewives kind of true crime, investigation aspects of this either, because that's an old, another thing that these women love, right? But like, you know, that looking at like astrology as reasons for why she couldn't have killed them and the husband had to. But doesn't even make sense. It doesn't make sense, but you know, here we are, right? So it's so easy by TikTok now to just see the couple of those algorithmic videos.

10:11And you see four, five, six, seven, eight, nine of those videos, that you think that why, why are all the women support? Do you see what I'm saying? That's all it takes. It could be millions of people on the platform, but you're being served up six, seven, eight, nine videos. And that gives your brain and these women's brains. The perception. The perception that everyone is supportive of. So just think about that before we get into this too and talk a little bit more about this. But like TikTok was taken over, such an overseen by Larry Ellison Oracle that created a new sub company called TikTok USDS, United States Data Security Joint Venture, JV, which is Oracle Cloud something, no, silver lake and one more company. It was like some Saudi company, MGX or something anyway. But the point is, it was kind of overseen by Larry Ellison, Oracle, the Jewish guy, and Adam Preser, another Jewish guy was heading that company up now. They controlled the algorithm now.

11:11And so they were super concerned with all this pro-Palestinian content and anti-Israeli content. They swapped that out, created a new thing and voila. Wedge issue, because let's be honest, who's following the Lindsey Clancy trolley? It's primarily white women. There's some brown women in there too, kind of supportive of this. But overall, this is like a very white thing, right? Massachusetts, Plymouth, Witch Trials, Astrology, TikTok. It's this weird kind of dynamic of the situation. They don't be knocking Astrology now, real Astrology. That's like some vogue shit. I know that, I know that, but I'm just saying, I mean, because they don't have the birth time, it's out the window, I have everything, right? But all these, you know, these, what do you call them? Discount Astrologers, I guess I'm TikTok. I'm saying it's intentional. It's intentional to, to, to give you the perception that all women are like that, to cause a wedge issue, primarily between white men and women. That's what I look. I can't prove that at this point, but if you look at Adam Presser, Larry Ellison, do you think they have an ethnic extra grind?

12:13Those people, do they? That's what I think anyway. So I think it's super easy to see those things. But of course, what happens is there, there is a real, you know, real women there, I think, hitching their bandwagon towards this now. Women have mental health issues, because there's a lot of women have mental health issues. And I was looking at some stats too, and let me pull that up, little fun fact. Women consistently use SSRIs at roughly twice the rate of men. Now, I've known this for a long time, we can't get exact facts, but facts. But the race into that. 2018, 17.7% of adult women reported using anti-depressants, it surprises. It would surprise you to know which women, sometimes I find out, oh, really you are, approximate range, that means 15 to 25 million liberated women are on SSRIs in this country that we know of. That like, volunteer that information. I remember there was like, primarily white women, 40 plus, right, there was dominating that field as well. I believe, what is it, do I have the headline?

13:15I've showed it a couple of times, but anyway, we'll bring in. I say there's root causes that need to be addressed, right? But I mean, showing, I think there's also the racial aspect, though, too, of like, look at this crazy white woman, when we know that plenty of black women have murdered their kids. Right, this is... No one is talking, that's not the issue. That doesn't make that headlines. That's more normal than white women doing this. I mean, the blacks would say, therefore, that's evidence of white supremacy, because they don't talk about that. No, that's not what it's about, because this is about, I think, creating an issue that sure is there to certain extent, in small doses, but to hyper-inject that with, like, let's boost this to the top and give you the perception that this is how all white women are, but ignoring the issue of like, who's Adam Preser, who controls the TikTok algorithm now, because I played a clip with a Liberty Hangout chick last stream, I think it was. She heard just randomly talking with people, and all these women who are like, more or less supportive of Lindsey Clancy,

14:17they're all getting their news from TikTok. Anyway, here's the video I wanted to play about the... I guess I forget on TikTok, huh? No, he's definitely too much on TikTok. Sure, some mental health tips. I mean, that's probably what they need. You'll be taken under by it. Don't get on TikTok. I'm ordering you. Okay, here's the copycat issue. A lot of people are bringing up the big trial that's playing out right now in Massachusetts. They're talking about the Lindsey Clancy trial, especially after this came out. A lot of people are saying, oh my gosh, you know, this sounds so similar because guys, we've been talking about the Lindsey Clancy trial that's happening nationwide. It's the biggest trial that's happening right now. And it's been playing out for weeks. And so for a lot of these folks who are reacting to what's happened in their backyards, they're immediately, you know, reminded of what's playing out at the national scale. This is just absolutely devastating that this could be another Lindsey Clancy situation in our neighborhood. In our community, you never think it's going to hit so close to home.

15:19It's everywhere now. Yeah, look out for those crazy white women too. There's white suburbs. That's where the real danger lies, right? I'm, look, it's, I think both things can be true at once. There is a problem here. And it's about, but it issues is why, right? That needs to be discussed. And then at the same time, it's, it's also, it's a siop and it is a problem at the same time. Does that make sense? That's true, right? So there's real, real problems that are being exploited, right? Well, no, exactly. And exaggerated, right? Kind of thing. But anyway, so there was a two-year-old who was killed in Illinois, Frank Fort. They've launched a homicide investigation after two-year-old child died, and their mother was hospitalized after trying to self-harm. Because remember, we sold a video, so we'll get to it later. Like, I'm Lindsey and the same Lindsey, you know, that's often, it's like, exactly. And basically another Me Too movement, but for like these crazy women who like, oh, Me Too postpartum, and I thought about killing my kid. Well, guess what?

16:20A lot of women experience postpartum depression and hormonal imbalance and drops and all that, but they don't go kill their kids, okay? This is not something we should excuse or ever normalize. Ever. But why not? I mean, I feel too, it's like, okay. The next step, the next logical step in this. It's different from having thoughts and actually doing something, right? Like people have all kinds of weird thoughts. Like you think, you know, and some of it is like a subconscious thing of protection, right? Like, oh, I'm at a ledge. Ooh, it's pretty steep down here. What if I jump? That's more of like your body saying, like protecting yourself from danger, right? I'm holding a knife. This is really sharp. What if I cut myself? Oh, I'm gonna put that thing. Oh, I mean, that's a little difference. Yeah, a little difference. Sure, I mean. No, like, I'm so depressed, I'm gonna kill myself, okay? You're having these feelings with actually falling through and then killing your kids. She was like, she was helping. You go to God now or what was it again? I go to, yeah, we're gonna, we're gonna, she was helping.

17:22Anyway, the point is, there is a, the trial has now ended in a hung jury. It was one lone, yeah. I'm not sure if it's white, probably white. Male, one lone male that was hanging on by a thread. So yeah, okay. So the other side was claimed, okay. Douglas Whirlers sent $25 out of $1,000. Thank you. Xanax, Zoloft, Prozac and Lexipro are made by the same pharmaceutical companies that advertise on CBS Paramount, TickTick. Are they free-seed by Post-Perdem or do they become crazy after their drug cocktails? A little bit of both, I think, for some people, you can't say everybody's crazy, but I don't think that it helps. I mean, isn't there warnings on some of those things that you can become suicidal and homicidal as you come off of those drugs? I mean, we know too, like, how do you run the school shooters? We know them too, I mean, drugs. When you run the school shooters, it's the same issues that every time they introduce a medication to solve something, it creates more of the issue that it's meant to solve.

18:23And that's still true for SSRIs, absolutely. Exactly. I mean, there's times when people go through major, major trauma, maybe they need something temporarily, but then it seems like the doctors never get them off of those things or work on trying to heal those things. You know, okay, anyway, so yeah. Thank you, Matt. The other side was claiming postpartum psychosis made her not criminally responsible, so, you know, insane at the time. So after weeks long trial, jury deadlock, seven days, a judge wanted to declare a mistrial. The defense is appealing that decision to the state's high court. Now, let's talk about the jury. There's nine women, three men, mostly whites, spending a range of ages, reported split during liberations 11 to one, yes, with the majority leaning toward not responsible because she was criminally insane. And the lone holdout was a man, was a man, of course, right? And people are saying, well, the jury should have been 50, 50.

19:24Men, women, parents only, right? What happened to a jury of your peers? Well, she got a jury of her peers, of her peers, of women that clearly have some mental issues and troubles and maybe issues with their own kids, right? The kids didn't get a jury of their peers. No, exactly. I mean, is it even possible, though, for normal people to have a jury of their peers anymore, of just how divided and crazy this country is? For a time that could have been true. You know, small homogenous country, you could have such a thing more or less, but this day and age, no. I mean, you have more mental health issues than ever. And we know why, the more liberal we've become, the more sick people have become, right? Spiteful mutants are increasing in their numbers. Yeah. They're empty, they're dead inside. They're not getting the answers. And then you throw, you know, throw these drugs at them. I think it's like lighting a match on gasoline, really. Yeah. And then you do have, I do, I do want to say that

20:24and it's not to have some excuse for the behavior, but I do want to say it's, it is, I think it is probably, as comfortable we are and as much comfort as we have, of course, it's harder now these days, because it's a squeeze, it's a financial squeeze and all that stuff, but it is overall as comfortable as we have been in the modern world. It is probably harder now to have children than it almost ever has been in the past. Too certain, except it's rearranged like easy things versus the hard things that have rearranged. But I'm saying in terms of the atomization, the lack of community, the lack of extended family, the lack of kinship, the lack of village, the lack of those kinds of things, is, that is a reality of it. Of course, it doesn't mean you can't have women running around there that's killing your kids in society and that's why this case is black and white. It doesn't matter what was happening in your head. You can't kill three kids and that's it and it's over. Either to jail or death penalty, whatever you want to say about it. She's working, she had three kids under four

21:27and she's working as a labor and delivery nurse. Like what is, why are you working when you've got these kids at home? Well, that's feminism for you too. I think it's partially financial. It's not one of the things that came out during the trial. I think it's a product of feminism as well, right? The destroying the two income household, women have to go work, then they snap, then they go psychotic because they're not meant to be doing those things. You're not meant to have three kids under four at home or daycare or wherever and going and delivering babies all day at this other job at this hospital. I'm not excusing her at all. But that right there is an issue, right? It's this case and the whole thing that you can bring together summarizes. And I think that that's why a case like this have gotten so much attention to that it has, right? Because it is a symptom of a sick society on so many levels. And partially because maybe the conditions there were there,

22:27they're there then for an already mentally insane woman. But second of all, how women have stood like coming to her defense. And excuse me, that's an excuse. You killed your kids. That's like, I don't care how tired you're, look, we're all fucking tired. Everyone's struggling for money. Everyone feels. You get your sleep tonight, honey. Are we? Life is hard. No one said it was going to be easy. OK, but we don't go kill our kids. That's just never excusable. OK? Never excused. Well done. Good job. That's setting the bar high. It's not. I know. Another day of not trying to kill my kids. Not managing not to kill my kids. It's just ridiculous. Great. You deserve a medal. And again, if it was, you know, high-trust society or a racially based society, maybe she would have had some, you know, a true sister who had around her who would have been, hey, honey, we're going to step in here and help you out because your something's really wrong. And you might snap and you might hurt your kids. And that's what happens.

23:27Was no one around her? Did she not have any good friends? I mean, it's crazy. People of, you know, you can do all kinds of reasoning or questioning this and that. But again, for me, it's just very black and white. This is not a great. So this is not complicated. This is not, well, there's more complex. Just look at her eyes. Look at her eyes. She looks like a freaking demon. OK, like just based on cold reading. I think this woman, there was probably all kinds of weird psychosis in her life leading up to this. People say, oh, she was normal. She was fine. No signs. I look in those eyes and I think there was something going on prior to this, right? It just kind of just came alive more, right? Maybe she had another psychotic break or something. I think the diagnosis is accurate when you come to the conclusion that she killed her three kids. Yes. Like if you kill the kids, you're insane. So you're in the same time. Yeah, you look, I do have to say, though, there is this kind of extension to this of like how what has the, wasn't this whole thing with the, was it the Virginia governor or something sitting down and talking about like we deliver the baby

24:29and then we ask them other questions and then we can decide if we can kill it or not. So like we did that was actually an actual conversation that these people are having. It's just, oh, it's just late term abortion now. It's post-birth abortion, right? So there is this insanity that's come with like women taking no responsibility and being able to do whatever, completely, whatever they want to do for whatever whimsical psychotic reasons that they want to do. And that has been an extension to, I think the feminist movement overall. And this is the, this is late stage feminism to certain, not her maybe, but like the women defending her. That's what I'm saying. That's the fruit of it. Yes. They can never be wrong. They can, you know, there's no accountability. Well, maybe those women shouldn't have kids. Well, correct. You know, maybe they're not, maybe you will be a bad mom and the best thing is for you to not have kids. Because what did she do? She had kids and she murdered them, right? So, okay. So the one hold out, they said, the defense was like, well, he might be bigoted against disabled individuals.

25:33So he was like trying to get the judge to basically like, cancel him out, which can't do that. They wanted to dismiss him. Yeah, they were. Like you can't, you can't do that. Bigoted against, well, he's just tried. They're trying anything. Yeah, I know, but I mean, the fact that this, he even thinks that this could potentially work in a US court system. That's what a shit show has become. Everything about the kitchen sink is a say. It's an issue of the American with Disabilities Act. I've been in a wheelchair. In a wheelchair situation where there is a clear and present danger that this individual for some reason, what it is, we don't know, but is taking a position that's intractable, regardless of proof beyond a reason. So I want an opportunity to take an appeal to the single justice. If the court wants that opportunity. Further, okay. All right. Then away. So basically if she was found not criminally guilty, she wouldn't be free, but she would be sent to a state hospital with these periodic reviews. But as we know, that could be like, oh, a year or two, she gets out and then she decides to have another family

26:33and kill those kids too. Because that has happened. I'll tell you that story. So anyway, the latest, the prosecutors decide whether to retry the case. There's no fixed deadline. They usually announce this within days or a couple weeks. If they retry, a new trial would have to be set. That could take several months before a second trial even starts. Now she's staying in this Tukesbury hospital. But either way, this whole case is not over until prosecutors either drop it or a second jury reaches a verdict or another mistrial occurs. So she'll probably. She'll probably. Even longer now. Yeah. This is going to be, oh, like shit. This is just, this is about to get a whole lot worse than it already is. I'm saying, what was it again? Maybe she'll finally snap again. We'll get to see that side of it. I don't think so. I think this is, she is now just a symbol. Lindsay Clancy doesn't exist. She's a, she is a meme. She's a, she's a symbol of where all these other women are going to project. And they are XYZ, whatever it is, onto her.

27:35And if someone brought up the funny kind of quote as well, that like, if she would have been like really attractive, other women wouldn't have supported her. She's what she's called comfortably ugly to other women. Because it's always this petty rivalry about looks and shit like this too. And I think that that's true, right? If she was like a pretty blonde, this wouldn't have happened. I don't think so. I mean, I could be wrong, but it's something, but she also has to. Like the outcast, right? She has this, she has like a, how do I put this? Like Plymouth Rock Witch Trial base. She does have that. Like, she's from another era. Like a horror movie in another era. She definitely has that look. It's a, this is a Netflix show to these housewife detectives. And it's now bridging into like horror, but also believe all women and me too. And like, because I mean, again, and you know those women have bad marriages and don't have kids or bad relationships with their kids or they're on the SSRIs or the winance. Like, it's also predictable.

28:36It's their liberals, right? It's gonna be majority liberals for sure. Cause you had that right? Like the same Lindsey, they were the attentions. They was my point I brought up before. Two Instagram TikTok, social media of women. I'm sure it's like soon it will cross over to only fans or something if it hasn't already, I would assume. But like, look at me, look at me too. I'm saying like the copycat's here. Like the attention that Lindsey Clancy has got and the support that she's gotten is going to lead many other women that's already in that borderline territory of being insane to do things, to act on this now. Do you see what I'm saying? Yeah. And it's like sure, like school shootings or whatever is a problem. But it's like if the discussion here is genuinely that like which many articles had it, I covered it the last two streams I did, right? I'm like, well, this is the mental health, it's a serious issue in post-part, it's still an excuse. You're still not innocent. No, of course not.

29:36But also like, you're still guilty of the crime. Then this is one of those like, you know, it's the meme went with like we have to ban all the Muslims until we can figure out what the hell's going on. Like no women can vote until we can figure out what the hell's going on. Like if you're killing your kids with something which is trying to be normalized as some hormonal post-partum issue, well then we have a huge problem here, okay? Post-partum psychosis. Like I never heard that. Women need to be unlocked down until we can figure out what's going on. And basically they're blaming the system is what I hear. She didn't have enough support, the medical system. Where's the support for women? I was someone else. For women's for this, right? Like sure, but you don't kill your kids. Do you some say? Yes, all those things, fine, but you don't kill your kids, okay? Yes. Like oh, she's helping you see. And also big pharma doesn't help. It does not help. No, absolutely not. It's getting worse on that issue. But anyway, we don't have to play all these, but there's a bunch of these videos that they're standing, crying, playing music. And can you imagine the setup here too of the camera? Okay, let's go. I mean, even doing this video, even imagine even putting this out.

30:39I know, there's some saying. This is the same thing. I mean, that tells you that these women, or they have serious mental problems, because normal women don't do things like this. But I'm saying also then, taking into account, what's the chances that TikTok is? It's hysteria. It's hysteria. It's feeding this. Like there, you know, sorry, go, you can't have any pro-Palestinian videos or whatever the hell they were concerned with. What the main issue was, I think that was the main issue or the anti-Israeli-anti-designist kind of popularity of TikTok after October 7th. That's what they were concerned with, right? So you as like, let's blame the Chikoms. It's the, you know, it's Chinese security issues. And then instead, this is what you're being fed up, or fed from the algorithm. Here's another. Yeah, same Lindsey. Same Lindsey, right? What? Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. I'm holding my kid, but I really think about just killed stranglers. I mean, but what do you think? Wow, I mean, that's what I get. She says same Lindsey, like she's on a friendship basis with her, like she's just relating to her and has compassion.

31:39Yep. I mean, this is total sickness. That's right. That's our James. Lindsey comfortably ugly, clumsy. There we go. That's right. But anyway, yeah, same Lindsey. Woe is me. Get tension and, you know, ew. Anyway, but someone says to me. Great for the birth rates too. Well, okay, so this, that's what I'm going back to. That's what I'm saying. This is some motherhood is misery and hell. And you're just going to want to kill your kids and nothing goes from it, right? All white women are crazy. Man, whatever you do, don't get with, look at this stuff. Look at this stuff that you can never have kids with them. $10, Corey Walsh, the lady who is charged with a murder in Illinois from ABC News Witnesses also told investigators that Walsh had been heavily invested in and texting with others about the Lindsey Clancy trial as a jury was in deliberations. Thank you for that detail. See, yeah. Thank you. I appreciate that. Yep. I'm not surprised. So we're going to see more of this. And, but then again, so part of it could be synthetic and it's fed by TikTok.

32:39It's driven by people with malice to a certain extent. Those who control the TikTok algorithm. Because only Texas has said, it's like you see 10, 20 of these videos and you think everyone ever, this is all the women now. You know, I mean, that's how your brain works, unfortunately. And again, all these women, you know, I'm so tired. I'm so this, I'm so this is why we need our communities and our families and our villages, things that we used to have, you know, women that you can go to for help if you need backup. But that is also being just right. You're aunt, your cousins, your mother-in-law, your parents, your brothers and sisters. Because you can't do it alone. You cannot do it alone. You need help. We, historically, we never did. And some say, so it's true that it is harder now. So, but what I'm saying is, but then all we have to do is to nudge it just over the threshold to try to normalize this and give attention and support to those who go over that threshold and kill their kids. And now, suddenly, like, women is like, okay, is it? You know, is it? Oh, that's what we need to do.

33:40Okay, I got it. Boom, you know. I bet you a lot of these women too, because when you have kids, it kind of brings up old ancestral patterns of trauma, right? And you think about how you were raised as well. And it might be bringing up some old, like, abuse or bad patterns or traumatic things that have happened to some of these women's lives. And it's kind of trying to come out of their subconscious and having a baby is bringing those things out, but they're not aware of it. So, some of these tears run much deeper than just fatigue, if you know what I mean. Because anyone who is a good parent knows that having a child is a big mirror into your own psyche, right? Into the depths of your mind and into your emotion. And it really highlights your weak spots and your hot spots and the areas that you could work on a little bit more, like being patient and slowing down a little bit and reprioritizing. Those are things that happen as a parent. And maybe those are some of the lessons that moms, grandmother should be passing down

34:41to their kids as well, that they know some of these things going into motherhood. No one said it was gonna be easy, right? But they don't really equip you with some of the basics, right? Yeah, and that is just like, but that's just the period. And it's, sure, you sleep deprived and then you don't think your kids grow up and sleep forever. They've done it forever. But it's just, I don't know, they're normalizing that this is somehow a nightmare. That's what they're trying to do, right? But again, it's like a rotten oning in, I guess, or a broken oning in whatever. Like these are civilization is broken, our nations are broken, our counties are broken, our cities are broken, our neighborhoods are broken, our families are broken. The people, the individual even is broken. Because none of the, there has been no interest, in fact, these liberal women are probably the ones that have done and helped to, they have. I mean, they're a product I get it. They're not ultimately responsible, they're responsible in the same way that you teach a kid to do something stupid. The kid does the stupid thing

35:41and then you blame the kid for it. It's really the same thing. But anyway, my point is, was I getting with this? We're broken. And so like, yeah, we're trying to fix these big things and then you see like, oh my gosh, when you start getting into it and you know a lot of people, you realize like there's a lot of broken people, even in our sphere, you know? So it's like, that's why one of the things I feel that's so important right now is for people to work on their own psyche, their own emotions, their own mind, their own spirits, like healing themselves. Because we can't heal anything else if all of us are a mess. If we're not whole within ourselves. But then it's so hard because I can't- Some people don't even know where to begin. Because I agree, but that's also luxury that we can't afford because we're losing our country. But it's so hard of it. I mean, there are people that are whole, not everyone is cruel. There's people that have done the work, they've done the internal work and those are the people that should be taking the reins

36:42and like leading things, you know? Leading the white man into the next, Lex level here, but the fact is there is a lot of broken people and they've got a lot of problems and they're stuck in that. They can't even look at the big things that we're talking about. They can't even, they don't even have the energy or the strength for that. I mean, that's the reality for a lot of, you know, I mean, America at least. I don't know, maybe Europe's a little more whole. I don't know, but there's a lot of screwed up Americans these days, it's bad. It's not even, it's everywhere. It's globally. It's all over the West primarily, but I mean, I thought he saw the countries are in a mess. It's like there's no good place. I mean, that's just, again, that's just, and that's fine. Civilizations come and they go and where our civilization is currently in decline. I mean, there's no hiding from that. There's no running from that. It's like, that doesn't mean we can't repair things or at some point we're going to pick up the pieces. No, it's not hopeless. At some point we're going to pick up the pieces. It's fine, but right now, it's okay. It's like this happens and it reveals itself

37:43and it will present itself to us and to you and to everyone. To, to, if you're unconsciously aware of it, your subconscious is going to understand just how deep the rot goes. We're not, the very children that we have are not even safe from their mothers because the mental illness, the, the things these women have been programmed with, and I remember the point I was going to mention, many of these women, there are supportive of lazy clients. I would assume they're the ones who are most likely to go out with some kind of, what was it called, handmaid's tail outfit on the streets or something. And like, we're breeders or something, you know, thing, right? It's a little bit mostly. You've fed into this feminist system which has created the conditions now, right? Like, in fact, a traditional society that you work to undermine is what would have helped you to overcome these issues that you now have. That would have been a foundation. That would have been a foundation. You know, you have, you're, you're stressing to get back to the goddamn office right away, right? You need two wages now to be three, four, eight wages soon to have a, have a home, you know what I mean?

38:43Anyway, the point is it's like, they've done this to themselves in a way and again, it's, it's a long period of time. I'm not saying individually, they're responsible, but the mentality, the, the, the ideology, I guess, has created these circumstances or they at least have agreed to it. They have, they have sided with the political ideology and the mechanisms that is ruining things for them and not reminding things for them. And then they just think, well, we just need more of them for more of the poison that we just had to fix it. More feminism, more women's liberation and part of that is not having kids, right? liberating you from this burden of having to think about someone other than yourself and fight for something greater than yourself. It's just a side, right? Me, me, me, me, me. That's why they're doing a TikTok. It's like, I don't feel like I have any time over for myself. And it's like, no, exactly. You are lit, that is parenting. It's literally sacrificing your, at least for a portion, right? I mean, then they were, it's exactly, but it's like, you sacrifice yourself, you give up yourself. It is a kind of a death of your, of yourself in two certain extent. It sounds very dramatic, but you know what I mean?

39:43It's like, it's an ego death, you literally have to put yourself to the side. And I'm saying most people born in this individualized atomized society are mentally uncapable of doing that. You know what I mean? Yeah. Did you know that there was a story? I saw a Constance Fisher as an Oh and Troyer post of that. Yeah, you could pull up that link here. Was an American serial mass murder diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia? This was in 1954 in Maine, killed three of her kids, spent several years in a mental institution, right? Insane, she was insane and so she got off. Only to come out and kill three more of her kids in 1966. Oh, wonderful. Now obviously that was not a norm back then, but that was like a huge, ideal. Yep. I can't believe that she was released. Was it 60s? Was this like, oh yeah, it's probably like the, yeah. Was it your own doing? Holy crap. It's just hysteria or something. Yeah, yeah. There are just crazy people.

40:44I do crazy things. Luckily we do have one, we do have a work around here though. Cause I mean, let's be honest, mostly if it's a, if this is a conservative liberal issue, if this is a Mag A versus Democrat issue, right? And of course the conservatives are like against killing kids, right? There is a solution. I'm not sure if you've seen how to bridge these gaps here. If Lindsey Clancy joins the IDF, then the Mag A people will stop condemning her for killing kids. No, I thought that was pretty fun. All right, anyway. I think no! Help, sir! That's right. Okay, anyway, back on point here. What do we do? Well, I was just looking up something. Was she Jewish? Okay. What a constant speech. Yeah, I don't know, thanks so much. So you the Langstys anti-Semite would go to, you try to make it, make it point. I was just trying to make it funny, okay? Make it funny.

41:44Now, but I mean, my point is there, I think it stands, right? Tick talk, look at the ownership, look at Adam Preser, look at Larry Ellison Oracle, you know, that twist and that turn. And I was like, oh, here, here, here, here, here, white America, you wanted your pro-Palestinian content. Well, here, here you go. Let's give you something else here. Okay. I don't know, maybe, maybe not. Oh my gosh, come on, refresh. What are you looking for there? King Albert. King Albert. King Albert. King Albert, look at this. Holy shit. Okay, give us a, I'll be sure. Happy Friday, guys. So glad you're back. Yeah, go ahead. Looking forward to watching once I get home, take care, have a great weekend. Love you guys. Woo, we gotta get a show it up here, you know. Thank you so much, Albert. That's your Albert challenge today. 574 lays in your mind. Holy shit. Woohoo. Yeah, happy Friday. Thank you, Albert. So much. We appreciate you.

42:45Thank you. Double Romans to King Albert in check. Yeah, well, there's an extra hotel trips we didn't want. Yeah, then we got screwed on vouchers, too. I was like, are you kidding me? It's united for you. Like, you know, I'm like, a muted here. How long is that being muted for? Not too long. Okay, good. That was just a mistake. That was probably some I'm saying, Hey, say anything about the vouchers. I said we got and we got screwed on vouchers and all our airport delays. Yeah, what the heck, man? You know, yeah. So double hotel fees. Of course. Thank you very much. It's we pay for diversity. Multi-placeable. I would never want to say yes. In ways you can't even imagine. You have to pick up the tab for ineptitude. But you know what? Every time I travel and when we travel across the country and you see these big areas, it does inspire me to keep doing the work that we do because you see how bad it is out there, right? And how this message needs to go far and wide. All these messages and things that we're discussing, you know?

43:45And as whites do become a minority, I think they're going to be more and more open receptive to these things because it's going to be so obvious and already is. Jordan Chad is like, how do you donate? This is right. We got to plug that too. I never plugged that. We never know about that. Don't box.org slash. Redized tips. You need a redized.tv slash live as well. And you have an embedded donor box widget on there too. But just click the little message. This is right as a comment. So you can write in your comment, super chat, whatever you want to say there. And we'll read it and see you on this end here. Or you can use power chat.l-slash.redice. Thank you guys. We appreciate it. Kofi works as well. I'll be saying as you can see there, rumble rants works. They seem to be kind of partially paying out at least rumble. So that works as well. And anything over five through power chat or rumble reads out on the air by the automated. Nice voice thingy. Tell me though. I mean, I know you're from Sweden and all that. But did it feel good coming back to North Idaho after being out there seeing some of those cities? I had quite a few unintended stops like Nebraska

44:48sitting there for an hour in this hot plain and some cornfield. I was like, what is happening? Oh, that's the refueling. It's a stop to refuel. And it was like, no air was working. I'm like, I'm going to pass out. I can use GMO cornfields. And it was like the worst landing. I've ever experienced in my life. It was like, what the heck is going on? Anyway, yeah. I mean, you look around and you realize it's like, this is just too much of a country in population. Too many people. Too many people. I mean, it's out of control. China, they believe like how are genuinely? How do you get both sides like out China sucks? It's just a paper tiger is a big. They have all their own people. And then you're like, well, there seem to be doing some cool things. They seem to be having some type of technology advancements. They have actually interesting building things that work and infrastructure, whatever. They weren't getting fed up with like brain, raw shit-lib stuff on TikTok. Apparently they had like their own algorithm which showed them like cool things about science

45:48or whatnot, right? But I'm saying, so. But they're also a distinctly anti-population though. So you can have a billion of them. I mean, we've seen videos where like one of them has run over, no one gives a shit, they just kicked it right. They are bug-like. They're more like bug people. I mean, it's that there's, you know, outliers and stuff like that. But I don't average it. But I think for why people for better or worse, whatever the thing is like, the Baltic countries is like that's an upper limit to what we can do. We're talking like a country of max, maybe four million people to make it functionally meaningful to have a culture and continuation. I think it worked for America a minute. It's a lot of time to be, yeah, for sure. But it was already like five different countries, you know, we had the space and the distance to do those things. But yeah, every time I travel, I'm like, there's just way too many people. It's all brought people down. And I just feel suffocated. I feel like suffocated. Like just get me out. Because it was a gimme a forest I can stand in

46:49and not look at any of these people, you know. Yeah. But it did feel good coming back to Idaho, didn't it? Yeah. Of course. The demographics and everything. Yeah. Yeah. Safe. That's right. All right. Speaking of doom, do you see this clip here? Demographic doom, I guess. We just had a notting hill carnival in London. Like, I don't know how many was it? Well, just okay. Just, oh, just one stab to death this year. That's progress, I guess. 636 arrests were made though. There's notting hill celebrating the career Afro-Caribbean culture in London. But anyway, check out this clip here. I hope he's thinking very racist things right there. How can you not be? And this is like, this is basically American culture. Is all get you notice that too?

47:49Now you fly in planes too. And it's these airlines stewards is like black men who have like get to speak. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll get that. Yeah, no problem. I got that. And I was like, what the hell is happening? And then remember when it was like TWA and all the girls look like models and they had to behave a certain way. And now it's just like some ghetto thug who's like asking you if you want, you know, coke or peanuts. I'm like, what is going on? And then these fags and these trannies. Just like make it stop. I think if Hooters opened a airline right about now would be a good day. You'd probably do better. Yeah, probably do better. Good day. Airport's just how rude they are when blacks are running everything yelling at people in the lines. And then also going by the, you know, we don't like ju-bugs but Starbucks that they were like blasting this music that's totally inappropriate. What was the song again? Oh, I was like some lesbian and some blacks. That's like, I like when you touch me there. I like when you pull my hair. Yeah, literally all there like they're like, they're like this making the coffee like touch me there.

48:52Touch me there. Like Gucci, Lincoln, touch it. I'm just like, what the fuck is that? Do they have full, that's a clip. Oh, it's not the fuck is happening. Like this isn't an airport. There's, sorry, but. And then like going through Chicago was like children of men. It was like we have three kids and like being stared at for three kids, you know, and I was like, you go in the little kid player yard and was like, oh, okay, there's 10 kids. I immediately found the white people and our kids were hanging out talking, you know, and they were not liberals. Everyone's just like, what the hell's happening? Yeah. Yeah, that's my Nono square. That's not what's at the finish. You know that. You remember that one? Oh my gosh, yes. Nono square. Oh my gosh. That one that was a good one. Yeah, that's right. Getto effication. That's right. That's right. No, no. I'm especially for a finish. Yeah, it should be a Nono square. Just stop. Anyway, it's all degenerate. It's everywhere. Can't get away from it. It's the blackification everywhere. Yeah.

49:53All right. I can't find it. I can't find the Nono square. I'm so disappointed. In civilization, you mean? Or what? Well, this is funny. You're going to play this clip about blackstarts. Dogwistler. Dogwistler sent $10. Please clip that of Lana doing rap. It's better than smash with Scott. That's right. You know, smash with Scott. That was a good, but a goodie. I think we have smash with Scott here somewhere. So. I'm sure. I'm sure. Scott sent $5. Another good episode. Happy Furrow Friday. That's right. Thank you. Thank you, man. Appreciate it. Thank you, Arnstler. Mystery why so many black Britons still can't swim. You know, but I just have to say outer banks. No blacks in the ocean. No blacks. No blacks. But it is funny that when you think, and of course, it's not always true rapids. You get kind of the perception a little bit too of like, we're like Neanderthals and we're like it. We're standing on the rock of Gibraltar's the last outcrop. But literally as far out in the Atlantic ocean

50:54on this little school. Yeah, if you don't know outer banks, we should pull out a map. It's like way, way out there. It's like out there like a main in the ocean. People are hiding, you know, kind of thing. At least on the East Coast, I guess. Because a lot of people don't know the outer banks unless you're kind of in Virginia or the Carolinas or something, but it's this beautiful strip of land that you can drive. Kind of like the Keys, but not tropical, but warm water, nice beaches, whites. It still has character, the southern charm, those pole houses that I like. Yeah, they get hit with hurricanes. But. So here's that. Yeah, so Ryan Dawson grew up out there. He grew up way down and he was a overview. Bucks in there and Hatteris. Right here. Like that's a tiny strip of land right there. Yeah, we were right in that area, right in the midsection there. Yep. And it was awesome. You have the bay on one side and then the ocean on the other side. Yeah, yeah. OBS, if you're looking for a place to go. Wait, OBS? Yeah, outer banks. That's what they show me for OBS. Yeah, and K-Patteris. Yeah, it was really cool. They get hit with a lot of hurricanes,

51:55but it's peak hurricane season right now, but there was nothing right. Yeah. It's right on the right on the out there. Yeah, way out of the way out there. Isn't Maine the main kind of lineup with it? No, it's more. No, Maine is way way out there. Yeah, yeah, okay, it's way out there. But as far as like a strip of land, it's like it's out there, you know? Yeah, you were saying all the white people are in the outer banks if that's not symbolic, you know? Yeah, you're being pushed to the limit there. What was I gonna find again? Oh, it doesn't matter. I don't know. What are we even doing here, man? Okay, okay, so the blacks can't swim. It's still a mystery, by the way. The mystery of why so many black Britons can't swim. And do you know what Florence Freeman here has what the kind of answer here is or at least partial answer? You know, guess? Hmm. It was that they've somehow the blacks in the UK kind of internalized kind of the American black experience. And so they can't swim for some reason.

52:57So it's not really true that black Britons should technically be able to swim, but they didn't because it was racism of the blacks in America or something. Okay, like what? Because they were brought on slave ships over water. And so they're like, it's traumatic to see water. Is it logical yet? Does it stand out to you as a plausible explanation? All right. Anyway, we got some other good news here, ladies and gentlemen. Hey, check this out. Holy shit. Yes, Gloria, why do they live so long? Why do the good, die young and these old frickin vampires live forever to be like a hundred? Yeah, Gloria Steinem, famous Jewish feminist icon. In 2000, I learned that she married the South African man, David Bale, who is actually the father of Christian Bale, the actor. You know, Christian Bale played American Psycho and Batman and all that. He was 26 of the time. His dad, this was like his third marriage. He marries her. He was like some fake environmentalist, animal rights guy.

53:58Yeah. But get this, Steinem was critical, very extremely critical of marriage. And then she gets married, right? She said that marriage was the model for slavery law in this country and is basically oppression. Why would you ever want to do that? And when she was asked about it, she said, I didn't change marriage changed because women like me, feminists, spent 30 years in the US changing the marriage laws. If I had married, when I was supposed to get married, I would have lost my name, my legal residence, my credit rating. That's not true. Many of my civil rights, like what planet do you live on? And like if you love a guy, don't you want to change your last name? And you could still have your own credit rating, but the whole point of them not having their own credit rating was because of the debt. Yeah, American or credit score. They're all credit score. I would love to be a credit card. Oh no. Women didn't need it because it was just the guy that worked because it was enough to take care of the household.

54:59Just like the one household vote, that's why women didn't vote because everything was done as a household before we divided the sexes. And then it's like me versus you kind of thing, right? Everything is done different. All your finances are different. You're voting different. You're working differently, right? Anyway, so her fame is quote, and I was like, hey, wait, that was in a U2 song and I always hated that quote. A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. Ooh, profound. And an idiot who I would anyone ever listen to this. Of course women need men and men need women. This is just rubbish. Why did you get married? And she said women have two choices, either a feminist or a massacist because if you get married, that's your massacist. Oh my goodness. This is ridiculous. She's Jewish after all. So maybe that's true if she married some Jewish guy or something like that. Well, that's just it, right? And then she is that she is also the reason why

56:01we have Lindsey Clancy's. Exactly. I was just gonna say, just gonna say. What about you? A Steinem looks chopped to you. That's right. Oh, that one is a marriage. Oh, I have a kiss. I have a kiss for you. Massacism and torture. So yeah, it's hell on earth. Yeah, exactly. It's Lindsey Clancy, right? That's right. And then she said, a liberated woman is one who has sex before marriage and a job after. So it's just about sex and work. That's feminism. Okay, well, how did it work out for Clancy there? She got to work. She got to have sex before marriage. She killed her kids. Yeah. She also said a woman reading playboy feels a little like a Jew reading a Nazi manual. Well, wait, what? Say that again. She said that a woman reading playboy feels a little like a Jew reading a Nazi manual. Is, well, maybe we, does women play by the way? I don't know. It makes no sense. And I don't care what you had to say.

57:01But we know that, I mean, let's be honest here. The CIA that subsidized a bunch of these trips that you did early on. I was just going to say, yeah, are her early funding ties to CIA linked programs? There's a chain of dummy foundations and independence foundation from 1958 to 1962. She ran the CIA fund a group that's a young liberal leftist Americans to this Soviet organized world youth festivals. Like, what were you up to? Well, then we have to ask, why a Jewish woman? Why are you so overrepresented in the leadership, early radical core of American feminism? This is a documented historical fact, right? Why are there so many Jewish feminists who target America, not sexism in Judaism or in Israel? Maybe you have a case there, but why America? Okay, well, Frieden's version, Betty Frieden, another famous Jewish feminist, said that she was a housewife who felt erased. She and other Jewish women claim to stand up to sexist injustice because they had a, a memory of exclusion.

58:03They were tired of being erased and excluded as Jewish women, you know, the Holocaust and anti-feminism and all that. So they were unhappiness. You have sexism. Yeah, anti-Semitism and the Holocaust, right? They were unhappy leftists who were creating a wedge between the sexist in Western non-Jewish society. And how much of it was conscious revenge of the outsider on their part? Or they just kind of run with these programs, or were they just miserable in their own lives? And so they have to project this onto all these other women. Again, why aren't they going after their own Jewish community like they did after the, you know, the Goyum community, right? That they were really targeting all those women. I still think there's just, like kamikaze feminism, right? It's just, it's just sure, some of them might have ruined and undermined things for themselves in their own life, but ultimately that was not the goal and then the ambition. The ambition was to popularize a movement to ruin things for white women who were seen as the competitor

59:03as the enemy at that time, basically. And that's why feminism, just as, what's his name? Prager said, right? All the isms, right? Every ism except Nazism was created or led disproportionately by Jews, right? I think like they would have a case in their own community if we look at like all the Epstein's and just the way that they treat women, right? And these rabbis and how they treat women in Israel, yeah, you got a case there. So why don't you go push that in Israel? But we don't see that happening. And it's not as accepted. Maybe a little bit. Yeah, I think they're fine. They don't, that's never, never, never, never. That's never what the issue was. The issue was whites and western civilization. That was the enemy, Edom S.O. Amalek. That was the issue. Here's Prager, listen. Every ism except Nazism was founded and or led disproportionately by Jews. You name it. Marxism, humanism, socialism,

1:00:04environmentalism, feminism, Jews. It's the Jews. Yeah, thanks. We know. Thanks for online that first. Yeah. That's what you get. And how many millions have this woman's talk about the toxic idea? And again, we talked about, guys who I mentioned that CIA, ever since the day of James Jesus Angleton back in the day, CIA has been synonymous with Mossad by the way. So just, I mean, essentially, essentially. We're talking about the same, you know, kind of, intelligence. Yeah, so it begs the question, right? But anyway, my point is, it's like, yeah, how many millions have she had just, the psychic disease, this toxic mental state of, you know, that she has transferred to all these other women who are now like foot soldiers. You know, I mean, yeah, it's, and there was even, there was even other feminists that said that she was fake, that she's a plant to water down the real feminist movement while she's profited from it, that she's not really a feminist.

1:01:05Like all those arguments as well. But obviously they were miserable in their own life. They didn't like that they were, you know, not the pretty girl, they weren't getting attention, they weren't getting the best men looking at them or they're, they had a Jewish husband that treated them like cockat home. And so, they just have to push their misery on everyone else. I think for some of them that could partially be that. Maybe for Betty Frieden, whatever. But I mean, it's like at least at least at least she had, she had lots, yeah, the CIA ties, I mean, come on, that's obvious. That's not disputed. She wasn't like, you know, like, rancidly ugly at least like Betty Frieden was. That's why they could push her a little bit. And she was pretty, but it goes hand at least. It went hand in hand with the whole, all beginning of all the anti white stuff, right? Right. That's going hand in hand, the whole civil rights movements. We're ultimately there, then whites get no rights. No rights for whites. That's right. And we get Lindsey Clancy. That's what we get at the end of all. We get Lindsey Clancy. That does we want you want something.

1:02:06Go away. Here's Lindsey Clancy for you. You can have that. How about that? All right. Let me see. Let me pull you in here. Why are you out here? Is it we don't do? Yeah. 40, 20, 20, 20, 10, 10. Thank you. I found it was part seven of Europa. The last battle was pleasantly surprised to see you guys made a cameo. I thought Lana did an impeccable job summarizing how Einstein was completely. Oh, yeah. I forgot about that. That was I didn't know that, but yeah, that was years ago. Different city part and whatever. But yeah, I was years ago. Oh, yeah. Interesting. Cool. Class from the past. Cool. Okay. And we have one more here. Let me pull this in. I don't want to. I don't want to I want to do this right. We don't do it wrong. Sorry, I guess. We're doing it live. How about that? The dissident version in order to show this is in front chats on screen. I'm going to this is going to be automized. But yeah, I want to make sure we get this one in here too. Let me see here. Okay. Let me pull this in. What do we got? Brian M. Thank you. Send five.

1:03:06Thank you. Did you hear? Did you guys hear about the father of five from Orange County who began paralyzed trying to save a kid? No. Name is Josh. Call it. Beautiful family. I mean, look it up. Look it out. I did not. Thank you. Appreciate that. Josh Colant. Let me see. Yeah, I just don't think the feminist movement has a kind of traction that it used to though. Zero four. I don't I don't see it getting as much attention as it used to. There's a lot of women who who want to just be home, who want to be kept, who don't want to make all the decisions, who want a man to do all those things. Can I see more and more of that, especially among the healthier minded young women? Yeah. I mean, it's either that and that will continue to reproduce itself, that mentality, but even if that's dominated genetically or if it's a mentality or psychology or whatever, but you can argue even that is dominated by genetics potentially. I don't know, but the point is eventually, every other sickly type of weird mutant mentality

1:04:10will not continue to reproduce. It's just nature is healing and nature will win. It's kind of painful now, but yes, we're going through a great refinement. Sanko many. Hey, I live there for a short time. So for paralyzed after attempting to rescue child of Riviera, this is the case here, that Brian mentioned there. Josh Colant 42, spending an end of the summer day with his family to South, South San Clemente Beach on August 15th when he saw an eight year old boy struggling in the ocean, rushing into the water to help without a second thought. Okay, so he's going to be held criminally accountable. That's the question now then. His head hit the bottom. Huh? Was that? Okay, so his head, what did it say there? He struck his head on the bottom, breaking his neck and damaging his spinal cord. Awful. Hold for me. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you were having to teach me about those riptides out there, the Atlantic. Yep. That could be powerful stuff. You got to learn to time it. Yeah. How much are hot, how the waves are against the surfer, right? So they're pretty intense waves there. I would assume that in that area, right?

1:05:11Yeah, Pacific. I mean, it doesn't matter. It can be. Yeah, it can be pretty big. Yeah. At some point it doesn't matter how many techniques you know how to do this and that for the most part anyway, like if you're if you're taking down under that's that's it. You know what I mean? Yeah. It's too bad. That's a story. Yeah, beautiful femur. You can see there. Yeah. That's a white kids. Hopefully it has a baby recovery. Was that? She didn't kill them. No. No. All right. Did you guys see this? Funny. Headlines were funny. Paul Miller, Gypsy Crusader, right? Kickboxer with this new post here. Kickboxer with SS tattoo gives Nazi salute after beating Jewish opponent as supporters hold swastika better. Is there a video? Come on. I want to see the video. I have one short video. I'm not sure how much they include in it, but this is this is the local local news reporter out of Florida here, Oiveying and Kovacching over this issue. Let's play. The city of Orlando is feeling a social media backlash of an event at the Kia Center

1:06:12over the weekend. One of the bouts at a MMA event ignited Nazi and white supremacist remarks from the ring to the seats and then a handful of fights broke out. Waschus Gregg Fox reports on what happened and has reaction from the community? At Dool Arena Saturday night, Ernest Allen shot some video and pictures with his friends at what he thought was going to be a regular mixed martial arts event at Orlando's Kia Center. That was before some people brought out a Nazi flag. The came and show it out. We're giving each other Nazi salutes and everybody was just in a shot. Allen himself spent plenty of time entertaining Orlando sports fans as a member of the Predator's football team. He says as soon as fighter Ben Ozulay came out with the Israeli flag. That's when the Nazi flag is exactly exactly right? Well you had one so he had one. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. And that's that is that is Jake Shields are in the background of a suit. Oh, yeah. And our blood blood tribe. What's his first name? I should know hammer, right? Does blood tribe gang? Okay. Bro, in the background. Paul Millen, Alan says half a dozen fights broke out.

1:07:15We were thoroughly disappointed and I did not expect it to be that. Fights breaking out over that. I had a t-shirt on with a with a logo. It was like a red line and in between it said, you know, F is real. I talked with a new suit. So what does he care about that? And it's like, black man's going to come defend Israel. The local news reporter, let's immediately go to the Roth family Jewish community center of greater Orlando to tell us what we should feel about this. Okay. Yo, Shalom Orlando. And Shalom Orlando. So online social meets, respectful and fun. I don't know what that's exactly like. Completely disgusting. Marty Mandel says the local Jewish community rejects discrimination and she encourages the city to reexamine its evidences policies that as a community, as a society, there we go. Mandel. Let alone be amplified in the way that it was. Anti-marriage about the entire symbol of a symbol of peace. Disstroking everything? To our city this weekend. That's fine. Hat, fear and division will never be welcome here. City management told us as operators of public venues, the city is bound by the first amendment. We cannot deny actors because we disagree with the political ideology of paying for perspective.

1:08:19And as for Kia. We appreciate the bonfire. Oh, Kia, I got to join in. And he won on top of it. The top of it. Right. Such behaviors are in stark contrast to the values of respect and dignity. That we are aware of. So we don't care. and promote covering Orange County in Orlando. Like what you need. What? All right. I was really about to say something. What about the censor? That's a big sum of some jeep calling you with a scam in the background over there. Hello, Redem. All right. OK. So that was kind of funny. That was a little spectacle. A little spectacle there for you. I did not know that was happening. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That was funny. OK. Well, still we got here. OK. Let's do this. We have time. Yeah, we have some time, right? A little bit of time. You good? OK. JD Vance. Oh, make a nice doom. Mechanized doom sent $10. Thank you. Terrific story out here in California involving an illegal invader named Sergio Galvestre Perez, who raped and impregnated his 14-year-old daughter who worked the child on the road and left it to die. What?

1:09:20Is that true? Yeah, I don't doubt it. I bet you it is. Let me just say it. I don't doubt it. I was disgusting. Band video shows. DA falls against central coast man accused of here we go. Here's your killing killing his impregnated child slash kid. Yeah. Monterey. See, this is this. Did you doubt these people? We just have to have to have them. Have to have them. We have to have them. You know, don't judge. I mean, who's going to make your who's going to build your roof? What's going to rip your roof for you? Otherwise, if you're done killing his grand child slash kid. Oh, well. Okay. Hey, Henry, not all Mexicans or whatever. Not all. That's right. Not all. That's right. We get it. We bring them in and then we'll find out. Yes. And then we'll sort through. So you can, so when you take your kids to Times Square because I want to show them New York where they might be stabbed by a crazy brown woman.

1:10:20They may, but maybe they won't. Maybe they, maybe this time we will be one of the good ones. Okay. And you can't deport them because they're already legal. Was that? And then you won't be able to deport them because they're already a citizen of your country. Of course, of course, definitely. Okay. And let's. Yeah, let's just cock face up to you. Like you mechanized him. JD Vance, let's just listen. You'll get the point. Identity politics bad. But when you have people who start to say my ethnic group deserves something and yours doesn't or that ethnic group is good and this other ethnic group is bad, that is how you erode the very foundations of commonality and common citizenship that will tell that the idea to continue to have the United States be the most powerful and prosperous nation anywhere in the world. So when you, so when you actually are out there, you know, and you do you think he'll be the elegy boy here or whatever's actual name is James. Emery to India James Donald Hamlet or what was this originally? I don't even care. I don't even care.

1:11:21But whatever. Um, it's, it's, it's the ethnic diversity that's destroying the nation and the commonality doesn't exist and it doesn't, it doesn't matter if everyone would be super nice to each other or not, even if that's superficial or actually honest. It doesn't really matter because you do have nothing in common. There's nothing that binds you. You know, and the only people that cheer this shit on about how, you know, ethnic group interest is bad is a bunch of white cuck sitting back there with their one block friends. Here we got one black friend with us. They're like, ah, thank God, I don't have to think about race again, you know, for, for a little bit here. That's right. He reminded me, right? What's funny about this though is that this came about six hours before he went to the Republican Jewish coalition to bother them up and talk about their ethnic issues and, and there was a number of visits by, you know, has, well, show it here like Hasidic groups into the White House to push and shove their issues and there. Yeah. And it says that I don't know if you have the clip, it is said he told the Republican Jewish

1:12:24coalition that they, they were victims of the very ethnic identity politics he'd earlier condemned, right? In front of this white audience somehow, somehow the Jews are a victim again when they've got all these coalitions and orgs and interest groups. I mean, there's like a thousands and thousands of them. What do we have? Yeah, that's quite a, quite a spin there to take on the issue. What was the, what was Mark and reasons? Because he's kind of Mark and reasons kind of prodigy, right? Teal mafia, all that stuff right. He's like a kind of a bred, made, manufactured politician. I mean, they will lose in 2028. There's just no doubt like they're not, it's, it's partially, partially due to the fact that they've doubled down so hard on like Israel and Zionist issues, not even like Jewish issues, but just like Israel. I mean, in fact, if they did on Jews, many other so-called anti-Sinist wouldn't have a problem with it actually, right? That's not the issue.

1:13:25They have an issue just with Israel or kind of thing. I agree. But you have, Dr. Oslox extended to the ethnic group. But anyway, the point is he did this like, you know, no ethnic identity for you. And this is like when he just goes and hangs out with these bros, which is like all about there. The most ethnically loyal people on the earth. No, they might say that it's really, Jim, but else we'll see in a moment that it's inseparable from rights and even even liberal Jewish group like the ADL now admits so much. I mean, they're hardcore, you know, ethno-nationalists for the earnobism, we know. But here's, here's Vance. Vance, like what is he doing? I just want to say condemning identity politics to whites who already don't practice it. What is the importance of bringing this up in this time? Right now? It's always important to remind people that don't get any ideas here, okay? Right? Don't think that this is the solution to your problems, okay? Like a lot of the white cucks in the audience don't even know that that's a possibility yet. I mean, don't even know that that matters yet.

1:14:26Yeah, unfortunately. No thanks to the Tucker Carlson, who is supposed to be an adversary now to these kinds of things. No, he will also reject identity politics when you face. There is literally no voice of any like significant magnitude that's like kind of, you know, proponent of ethnic or identity politics as a solution to this kind of thing. It's us and all of you. That's what it is. J.D. Vance in a leaked private speech to the Jewish Republican coalition. I'm, excuse me, it's the Republican Jewish coalition assures to Jewish lobby group that you will very much always be on the team as long as I have any say in it. Well, what does this matter if they have their own Jewish coalition then? If identity politics is not an issue, shouldn't they just be part of the broader Republican organization? Exactly. And that's it. A Jewish coalition right there, it says Jewish coalition is identity politics. We love you guys. I try to find the other clip where it was something, it was also something where it come out. I forget who he was that it was meeting with, but it was like he was meeting with some

1:15:27Jewish representatives. It was a couple of days or so after October 7th, I think. The Jewish delegates tried to shake his hand and he was like, can I brush it off and gave him a huge hug and just like, we love you guys. You are so special, you know, kind of thing. But anyway, here's Israel's ambassador to the United States in advance of the vice president's arrival. Is he condemning identity politics for Jews? I'm sure that's what he's going to do. Close. This guy. I'm teasing. I'm teasing. Yeah, Israel's ambassador to the United States will shop and condemn Jewish ethnicism. This complication is blessed with the participation of the vice president of the United States, JD Vance. And I want to share a personal experience with you that I will never forget. Just after the 12-day war of June 2025. Oh, this might be the clip, actually. That's see if this is.

1:16:28He came to the White House with my esteemed colleague and predecessor, Ron Dürmer. It was for a post-war assessment. Before entering the oval to meet the president Trump. Drym out there, buddy. He's like lucky Larry. We were very, very lucky. Yeah. The fish. The fish. There are actually a fish called the Jew fish. This fish, I know. Very, very, very, very, very, very, very, antisymetic. Ron, I think it's in Florida too. Yeah, oh yeah. JD, he brushed to the side and instead through his arms around me and hug me, we love you guys. A hug that came. He's so, he's so bright. He really meant it. Back back and said, you guys are amazing. Are amazing, okay.

1:17:30Plankity blank before the amazing, which I won't repeat. You guys who have blanked amazing. The alliance between our two countries, ladies and gentlemen. All right. Anyway, I think I've heard enough, okay? The hand. I got a hand rubbing intensifies. Did you see that they were trying to put Brian Mass to the guy who showed up in an IDF outfit as the head, was it the head of the chief of staff of the army or something like that? Remember that guy? Brian Mass, the one who got his legs blown off or something, he showed up in an IDF outfit because he volunteered for the IDF back in, I forget one of those a few years ago. But anyway, he's, let me just formalize it. Anyway, here's, here's the gang. Here's the, here's the clan coming out here. There's the tribe stepping out of the White House here. Let's check it out. You ready? We're just meeting with Vance and Trump, out of the blue.

1:18:30But you'll see some hand rubbing intensifying here. Hi, what are you guys meeting with President Trump today? Rabbi, would you like to say a few words? I'm, I don't know. Yes. I just have all access passes, don't they? First of all, I'm not a Rabbi. Okay. My name is Joseph Stetman. I'm active in the Jewish community in New York and in Jersey for the best part of 20 years. Today was an opportunity for the first time in over 50 years for the President of the United States to meet with the grand rabbis of the largest Hasidic sect, the vision, the visually, visibly Hasidic community, visibly Jewish people such as myself, we had the opportunity. What do you mean? They've met, met for decades. Oh, the time. They've always been there. What do you mean? The first time, yes. The President for everything that he does. What was the body language of hand rubbing? Wasn't there, there was a thing there. I forget what it is, but he's, whatever it is, he's engaging in it.

1:19:31The United States. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, he was, he kicked out. What happened? Thank you. You got it. You got to go, Rabbi. Thank the President for everything that he does to the United States. The handler of system. No. Thank you. All right, the crew, the crew's leading. Let's do it. Always. Pure phones. They're always there. And it's like you know exactly what they're talking about. It's the same thing they're always talking about, same thing they were talking about when they were there probably last week. No, Brad says he should fire his barber. There you go. That's what Brad says. It should fire his barber. It's like how many times are you going to come? I just like it's the same thing. You know that they're bringing all the time. Yep. I think it was a political Israel. The Jewish people, the Jewish people. There is not a single criticism you can make of a Jew that isn't anti-Semitic or anti-Semitism. There's not a single compliment you can make of white people that isn't white. That's right. That is right. These things are not unrelated.

1:20:31Yes. Correct. Okay. We got a couple more here. Yeah, Trump wanted to bring. Oh, here's another one. Yeah, we don't. This was a good one. We don't do identity politics here in the Republican Party, okay? Of course. As you can see, every conceivable, ethnic, religious, sexual, degenerate group under the son and beyond have their own specific groups, but not the whites, though. We need to change that. We need to change that in a serious way. Is that you were spending a lot of time looking for the Jew. Well, I saw one that was like hilarious and then I clicked on it and it was gone. I was trying to find it. Yeah. It's going to be a better one than that. Well, I know, but you have to like go through them and look. Come on. You got to give me a, I think it belongs to the class of groupers and like grouper. I actually like taste really good, but that isn't one ugly fish. Yeah, I did like the fish in the Atlantic.

1:21:34Taste very good. I was eating fish every day. Yeah. It's awesome. Okay. Do you find one? Not really. I mean, they're tons of them, but not one that you really like. They kind of stand out. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. All right. That's my withdrawal. No, I mean, I saw several in there that were like actually pretty good, but that's a Jew fish. Right there. They're real. That's the truth. These are. That's kind of cute right there, though. That's the big one with the case and $5. Thank you for the good content. I've been missing out. Yes, you have. Thank you. I don't know about you, fish. I didn't believe me. What happened? I don't want the air horn. That's a great way. There you go. Thank you. Land of the fake home of the gay. How did it get that name to you? I wonder. Well, to go down that rabble, sometimes. Yep. Two little anti-Semitic. I got the highest gay vote in the history of politics for Republican Trump. Two Jones $43.20. What? Look at what I'm assuming is a very, very expensive watch poking out from the sleeve of the humble

1:22:37non-rabbi. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's good call. Super rich to all of them. They just hide it. Yeah. Remember the one who was like, we don't drive sports cars. Don't put on expensive watches. Was that rabbi Mizrahi maybe? Or that I was someone that trying to like, hone it down a bit. They do. For the most part, they can do. But there's some of them who can't. Yeah. They're really nice. Anyway, thank you, crude Jones. Appreciate that. Nice to meet you. Yeah. Republicans are homeless. Apolitical says. I think, yeah, I think that's true. I got the highest gay vote in the history of politics for Republican Trump. This is a recent one too. But keep in mind though, we don't do identity politics. Okay. But my black friend over here. Whites for Trump. You know, yeah. There was white boys for Kamala. That did it. They actually did it though. They let the Democrats actually did it for like white boys or dudes. What was it? White dudes for Kamala or something. The soy boys got to it first. Obviously, I'm not saying. But I was saying, at least they did it.

1:23:39You know what I mean? But here, nine. Well, the problem is none of our people actually want to get behind any of these people that are presented. So I can't actually do our own campaigns. Anyway, Trump has to bring more Canadian Jews to America too. But anyway, let's move on to the, she would do the ADL one real quick here and then we can take a little break. I would take one Jeremy McKenzie over all of them. And by and obviously. Obviously. Although I do sympathize, maybe it would be better for Canada to get them out of Canada. Which what? Well, they have Israel now. Can we? There is a, there is a way here, right? And of course, I'm not, you know, I'm not sure that's the shame for all the other Arab countries or whatever around them, you know, but at the same time, it's like, sorry, that's not my, that's not my problem right now. No, it's not. It's not our, it's not our land. It's not our holy land. It is. It's nothing to do with us. You know, I mean, white countries for white people. That's really what we want. We need to focus on it. Pretty, pretty simple. Let's just boil it down. Very, very simple. Okay.

1:24:39So we talked about this issue. We mentioned the issue here of green, black coming out here and talking about how Jews is not just a Judaism. It's not just a religion, right? It's, it turns out, it turns out that in order to get the benefits and the special classification for protection and for extra Gibbs or whatever it is, all these kinds of things, Jews most definitely need to be classified as a race and not just as a religion. And here is the clip. I think I showed the article the other day. So actively separating themselves from whites, which, you know, okay. Yeah, there's August 29th. We were never just a religion. See how this works. It's this shape shifting thing, right? So now it's kind of advantageous to, I'm not saying that like, look, I'm not saying like that race realism is kind of on the, on the increase or something like that, obviously in the mainstream at least, but still.

1:25:40It's probably more clear to people that racial differences exist now than like, let's say 1990s or something in most white countries, right? Because we're having a live with a bunch of these people. Yeah, exactly, right? So it's now an issue, right? It's more or less, you know, a little bit more known. So now of course, then what do you got to join in on this here? To say, well, if it's just a religion, then we can't have the special protection that's needed to, you know, go after people on hate crime charges and these kinds of things, I would assume. I still, most of these hate crime still includes, of course, you can't have a religion of discrimination based on religious identity and things like that. So kind of already there, but the point is race is a social construct still to the ADL. Race is a social, officially by the ADL. Race is a social construct. However they say, and I went through, I was like, did a, and a quick AI scan through like the ADL website, what's the actual position on this? They say, so it's kind of false, but those false racial identities has become a real problem

1:26:46that we have to deal with, right? So it doesn't really exist to whatever. However, when it comes to Jews, there are special race case, right? So they do actually exist as a race apparently. Anyway, let's listen to Jonathan here. I'm an unapologetic Jew, like I'm a proud Jew. Yeah, we know, like we know. I'm a Zionist Jew. Like that. And I'm the grandson of a Holocaust survivor. I am a proud Jew. I'm an unapologetic Jew. I'm a Zionist Jew. And I'm a Jew who's ready to fight for the things that we have. You know, here I am. And what kind of Jew are you? ADL's what is our mission statement? Like what we do, stop the defamation of? But that's not our why. Our why, our core purpose, why we were founded. What was the reason to create it? Was not. We were protecting a pedophile who murdered a young girl. That's the reason why ADL was created.

1:27:47Yeah, and it was a... The anti-definite defamation league of the Benai Barith, and the Benai Barith was kind of like joined at the hip with like, freemasonic organizations at the time. And Benai Barith, as you said, came out in support of Leo Frank. That's right. Who'd raped and murdered Mary Fagan. And then tried to blame it on a black guy. Precisely. They were always used to those people as a sledgehammer, as a... As a blockchain. And then some white boys are like, we're going to come after you. And then, oh, we made the anti-Semitism. I didn't do anything. We didn't do nothing. It's like, that's that hypothesis of what we do. The why is to protect the Jewish people, to protect the Jews. That's why we exist. So we don't exist for some universalist ideal. We exist to protect the Jews. Because then Leo Frank was... And of course... Leo Frank, he just... He's actually going to defend that dirtbag. Of course. Amazing. But also keep in mind, the defense of their people is equal to the...

1:28:53The attack and undermining of... I mean, let's be honest. They don't... Maybe in the last couple of years, the ADL has got mildly concerned about Islam or something. At least lip service to it. But the main issue of ADL has been white identitarian groups and white supremacy, white pride, whatever, anything, the benefits from white. That has been the primary enemy. That has to be... In their views, that has to be destroyed and rooted out for the Jews to be safe. And of course, as the Jews do those things then, the Jews are actually positioning self with organizations like the ADL as an active enemy of white survival. In other words, now they're putting across hairs on themselves by the very behavior that they're adopting. So they equate the destruction of others and the attack of others as their survival. Exactly. That's very important. He was also open about how basically white ethno-nationals and bad, but Jewish ethno-naster-lilism we need and this is good.

1:29:54Right? Yeah, I mean, obviously that's the whole status purpose of the ADL. Yeah, they're open about this hypocrisy. And why is white nationalism bad? Well, because it calls out the things that they do in the shadows to undermine us and our survival. The interesting thing with it, though, is... Look, I know what this is. So I'm not trying to play dumb here or play stupid, but there is at least on paper, they can't do it. I get that. I understand it. But I'm saying, Glee, some paper, it could be this like they can do their thing and they could just let us do our thing. Do you see what I'm saying? But they can. But for some reason, they can't. They're more historically literate than most white people, unfortunately. So they understand what the danger of a strong white ethnic identity actually means. They understand what a strong homogenous nation can do. They have historical reasons for this. And of course, it comes at the hands of their own behavior for the most part of why the

1:30:55opposition to them rises out. But I'm saying, they always see themselves as like we should just be able to do whatever the hell we want. And as soon as someone goes on the defensive and trying to charge us for the things that we engage in, then that's a crime. And we need to destroy them, therefore. And white nationalism would also put an end to their wars, which is their religious wars. And they want to keep those going, don't they? Keep playing. Singing from a rope. There was no one there to stop it from happening. But why? Why? When Jews were being slaughtered, there was no one there to stop it. So that's why we exist. So in this moment, I think the last decade in particular, although I think you could actually roll back the clock even more in a world of what I'll call intersectionalism and this pathology of victimhood, it's created the conditions in which it's forced us at ADL. Anything like those victims. You're always crying victim, victim, victim.

1:31:56I love how he's talking about like victimhood, right? Until. Until. He thinks whites, oh you and your victimhood, you think you're being replaced while they're like celebrating replacing white people. And then, oh, but the Holocaust, you know, 100 years ago. And then as I was this, there are victim all the way up until they're not. And when they've now used victimhood in order to attain advancements within politics and our status groups and you know, you know, any any any segment of society that they can wield against their enemies, then all of a sudden it's just like Alan Dershowitz, like never apologize for your strength. Then it's norm Coleman going up and talking about social media essentially. We Jews are the masters of the universe, he said, in fact, I played a clip, you know, two days ago. Now they now they can use their this strength that they have have.

1:32:56They were victim before, but now they're powerful. And now they should use that force and power to crush their enemies, right? Got a thing. That's always how it works. It's always a slippery eel that you can never pin down. It's our I get it. It's our mentality. We have to think about this differently, whatever. You're not going to corner these people with like facts and logic or something and they're going to yield to you. Like that's not how they know what they're doing. They know they're they know they're lying and cheating and playing dirty. So committed to this notion of liberalism, not in a political way, but in like a as a kind of a social political construct. So now they don't like that. So now they don't like that. It's for us to call on the question some of these basic truth we've held dear for so long because again, the idea, well, when everyone is saved, Jews will be saved. That might not be true because when people sort us into, you know, oppressor and oppressed, turns out that if you don't give every it's kind of like a plusy versus Ferguson separate but unequal separate turns out to always be unequal.

1:33:57And when Jews are again, who are separate and to will hear the good Jews versus the bad Jews. Like guess what? What is what is the Jewish communities then separate and have their own enclaves everywhere and do their own thing? What's the reason for that then? If that's all Jews lose. All right. Anyway, so the point is they're lobbying now for for them to be classified as a race. But to get even more special protections as if they don't already have those. Yeah. The clock is ticking. The Jewish communities united. So yeah, I mean, because there's always another Holocaust around the corner. That's what they think in their mind. That's, that's real. Couple of years ago, they redefined that no, excuse me, revised. It's definition of racism because it was too narrow. Of course, this is CNN and you go through this and it's like, what a bit. What are you, what are you saying here? And then, oh, okay, thank you. Here's the, here's the article headline that just summarizes for what they actually did,

1:34:57right? And they changed the definition of racism so that only whites can be labeled as racist. Remember how many years ago we used to talk about that? Like only whites and all whites are racist and they'd say, oh, you're exaggerating. There it is. Oh, and this is like years or not, too, by the way. Many 22. Yeah. Big surprise, huh? That's what they do. That's why they, they work so hard to stop us. This guy too. He was really after us. Yep. You know, because we were on to you and we still are. Here's the, the Jew police here is showing up at, let me see, where's the, do I have that one? No, I didn't have that one. Okay. The ADL is training security at Con Yee, Yee West's concert in Chicago to spot anti-semitic symbols. I do what? I do what? Well, I mean, they all, they train law enforcement. They're loved to just arrest them and gas. They give information to the FBI and all that kind of stuff, right?

1:36:00But yeah. So let's just check in here as we, we have to, you have to understand we have to run everything. We have to run that through Jews first, every other race, specifically whites, obviously, we know that, right? But, but even me, I blacks of Con Yee or something like, you know, and they keep them on a leash, right? Is, is this okay? Can I, can I, can I use, is this one fine? Can I use this one or is it, no, this is not, okay, all right, okay, got, okay, got you. And apparently only Jews have suffered any atrocities or, or deaths or mass murderers or, you know, revel, only Jews have been victims of those things. That's right. You keep them on, you know. The anti-definition league is training security to recognize anti-Jewish symbols that could show up in the stands. WDGN's Dan Rebuk live outside Soldier Field now with more. Well showtime is about two hours from now and we had a chance to talk with some fans who got down here early today about Con Yee West's past behavior and how they separate

1:37:00their love for his music. Can we apologize to a bunch of rabbis already anyway? And I'm really excited. Okay, I want to play the part about the idea of training here. The media is telling him when they say, they're word of, of Rebecca. We weaminger media. There were not only have impact when they say them, but there were last in perpetuity. They last forever and they have more of an impact than the apology because the impact of all the things that have already been spread. Rebecca WDGN with the anti-definition league is at Soldier Field to train security staff ahead of the show to spot anti-Jewish symbols inside. They're going to get a zero tolerance policy that when the staff sees those symbols, that attendee will not be allowed to stay in the venue. Yeah, that's going to make people less anti-semitic too. Absolutely, this is the thing. This will, if there's any antithesis, this will certainly help of them, you know, policing us back and forth. All right, anyway, should we take a little break here? And then those blacks and be like, white people and then Jews would be like, no, we're

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