Latest / Brett Keane and Eve Show / Black Student Lynching

Transcript

Black Student Lynching · Brett Keane and Eve Show

1:08
All right, let's see what we got here.
1:13
Black students were. Lynched on campus, Violent
1:16
things happened after he was died.
1:17
Yeah, don't look like your black.
1:18
Students were lynched on a campus?
1:20
Yeah. There are people harmed from
1:21
trees on campuses, so maybe read the news.
1:24
So let me just get this straight.
1:25
Black students were hung from trees after Charlie Kirk was
1:30
assassinated. What campus did this occur on?
1:33
First of all, that didn't happen it.
1:35
Didn't happen. Kristen Hawkins, you might
1:37
disagree. It didn't happen.
1:40
What happened was is that a a black student, unfortunately was
1:44
depressed. The guy's name was Trey Smith
1:48
and he decided that he wanted to hang himself.
1:51
There was no plural black students that were lynched or
1:56
hung or anything. It was a black student who
1:59
committed suicide. There was an autopsy that was
2:02
done. It was shown that the
2:04
unfortunately, the young man killed himself.
2:07
So this is a bullshit story that's been going around just a
2:12
little after Charlie Kirk was murdered.
2:15
Let's continue though. Agree with her, but she's a
2:20
Titan. She's back on campus.
2:21
So this student jumps in by claiming Charlie Kirk was a
2:24
Nazi. Do you believe my friend
2:26
Charlie? Do you think he deserves an
2:28
assassination? He was a Nazi.
2:29
That's not a good. Conversation.
2:31
That's actually not true, I'm sure.
2:35
If there's a single person out there who can show me how
2:38
Charlie Kirk was a Nazi, I would invite you on to do so.
2:41
He. Literally that he advocated for
2:43
the death of trans and gay people.
2:45
He. No, he did not.
2:46
That's actually been disproven multiple times.
2:52
Yeah, that's one of the most disturbing things about a lot of
2:55
these people. If you were to put Charlie Kirk
2:58
in a lineup with 10 or five other people, I don't think a
3:03
lot of these university students or any of these people who make
3:06
all these claims or do these videos where they celebrate, I
3:09
don't think they even know what Charlie Kirk looks like.
3:13
I don't think that they've ever taken the time out of their
3:15
filthy, shitty lives and actually spent 5 minutes
3:19
actually watching any videos by Charlie Kirk.
3:22
Charlie Kirk was a person who wanted to bring people together.
3:25
He wanted unity. He wasn't racist, he wasn't a
3:29
xenophobic, transphobic, none of these things.
3:33
He didn't buy the delusion of transphobia or transgenders and
3:38
all that, but, you know, he believed that it was simply men
3:41
who were dressing up as women. But he never said that anybody
3:44
deserved to die or suffer at all.
3:47
He just wanted America to be a better place.
3:50
He wanted the world to be more logical and rational.
3:54
You know, there's people on all sides.
3:57
It's not just a a Christian thing or a religious thing.
4:00
There are some atheists out there who are actually
4:03
intelligent enough to realize that ever since this woke
4:07
nonsense and cancel culture came along, they've made-up bullshit
4:12
that is completely against biology and science.
4:16
So there's even non believers that realize this.
4:19
Only the idiots out there that never made it through high
4:22
school would say otherwise. But let's continue.
4:28
OK. Because you can't defend it, OK?
4:29
No, it's because I don't say something.
4:31
Notice what you just said. Because I could defend it, I
4:34
just don't want to defend it. Why can't you just say that he
4:39
disagree so you think he got what he deserved?
4:42
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hi to the camera.
4:45
How do the camera? Look at all the students nodding
4:48
in the background. This is not just a single
4:51
outlier. Do you hear what you're?
4:53
Saying yeah, you. Do, said a father of two.
4:56
Oh my God. Oh my God, a father of two.
4:59
He wanted his child to carry a baby if they got raped.
5:04
And this is important because this is one of the top 2
5:07
attempts. Yeah, this.
5:10
I remember a while back Charlie Kirk was sitting at one of those
5:14
university camps and he was asked, he was also asked this in
5:18
front of an audience where he was like in a stadium.
5:22
Same question. If your 9 year old daughter were
5:25
to get raped, would you allow her to get an abortion?
5:30
It's basically those women out there who are fighting for their
5:34
right to kill their own spawn are basically it was a it was an
5:41
abortion question. Basically, would you allow your
5:45
rape daughter to get an abortion type of concept?
5:49
All right, So what these people don't realize is that even if
5:54
someone does something horrible to your daughter or one of your
5:57
children or one of your family members, a lot of Christians
6:01
believe that babies didn't don't deserve to be killed because
6:06
their father was a bastard or an evil piece of shit.
6:10
No one's justifying rape. It's just that no one's also
6:14
wanting to justify the death penalty for an innocent child.
6:21
So that's what Charlie Kirk actually argued.
6:25
He wasn't saying that women should be violated or forced
6:30
into something they don't want to do or whatever.
6:33
That's not the case. It's just he didn't feel like a
6:37
baby should have to pay for the sons of the father kind of
6:41
thing. But yeah, even if that's the
6:45
case, even if a man were to say that he wants his daughter to go
6:50
through the process of pregnancy and have a baby, whether you
6:54
like it or not, that doesn't equal, well, that man deserves
6:58
to die because of it. I don't know.
7:02
But we're talking about the same type of people, the same type of
7:05
liberals who make videos on YouTube and TikTok bragging
7:10
about how they got an abortion. We're talking about the same
7:13
type of people who will overdose on Tylenol while they're
7:18
pregnant deliberately just despite Donald Trump and say,
7:23
see, Tylenol doesn't do anything wrong.
7:26
Liberals have gotten to the point, ladies and gentlemen, and
7:29
I'm not fucking joking, that Donald Trump were to get up on
7:33
camera and say that oxygen is good.
7:37
These assholes would probably sit around and hold their breath
7:40
until they die just to prove Donald Trump wrong.
7:45
It's stupid, it's ridiculous, and these people are insane.
7:48
And I'm going to be talking to Eve about this in a little bit.
7:55
Pax, we're going to see. Watch how she counters it.
7:57
Wait, no, look at me. No, look at me.
7:59
Look at me. Look at me.
8:01
Oh, I'll look at you. He said that if his nine year
8:03
old daughter got raped, he wouldn't make her carry that
8:06
baby to term. Is that something you agree
8:07
with? Yes.
8:09
My daughter got raped. And you could see no one has any
8:12
a response to this. Everyone goes silent here.
8:14
It's they don't know what to say.
8:16
The most unimaginable tragedy I can imagine.
8:21
I don't think sexual assault and the conception of a new human
8:24
being justifies killing a human being because that that's
8:29
discrimination, ma'am. You can disagree with her on
8:31
what a human life is, but you can't argue that she's not being
8:35
logically consistent here. I'm against the death penalty in
8:39
all cases. And why would I ascribe?
8:43
The all right, OK, so it goes all over the place.
8:47
Basically the entire video, like many hundreds of other videos
8:51
I've seen since then, these idiots, they justify the murder
8:55
of Charlie Kirk and they celebrate it.
8:57
In their mind, Charlie Kirk was a bad person because he had bad
9:01
ideas. So bad ideas he close.
9:04
You deserve to die. I think that people should be
9:08
allowed to think whatever they want.
9:10
I think people should be able to if they want to.
9:13
If they want to think Brett Keane's a Nazi, if they want to
9:16
think Brett Keane fucks dogs, if they want to think that Brettt
9:19
Keane evolved from a fucking monkey that was once a shrew,
9:24
once a rodent, once a fish, they can believe that if they want
9:27
to. That doesn't mean I believe they
9:30
deserve to die in any kind of way.
9:33
And that's the difference between liberals and Democrats
9:36
and Republicans, conservatives and people like me.
9:41
The difference is, is that I believe that you're allowed to
9:43
say what you want to do. I believe that you're allowed to
9:47
have an opinion and express it. As long as you're not actually
9:52
out there physically hurting anybody, as long as you're not
9:55
trying to like destroy someone, you know, you have absolutely
10:00
the right to think and say what the fuck you want.
10:04
Now, that doesn't mean that obviously everybody thinks like
10:07
that. There's some people out there
10:09
that think that if you talk like that to them and their face or
10:12
you were to make fun of their buddy who died or was
10:15
assassinated. Some people think it would be a
10:18
good idea to bring down the hammer right down on your mouth.
10:22
Who knows? I don't know what I would do in
10:24
that actual perspective, but I know at the moment in my
10:29
existence, my thoughts have always been people should be
10:32
able to have their views and ideas.
10:35
Now as far as free speech goes, I think free speech is good and
10:40
I think it's important. I'm not really sure sometimes if
10:44
it actually exists or if it's just ink on paper though,
10:47
because free speech seems to be limited by what they call hate
10:51
speech, slander, defamation, liability and all that kind of
10:54
stuff. So I think that there is a
10:57
limitation even in the Constitution on what it is that
11:01
you can say. Like, for instance, Christopher
11:05
Hitchens, an atheist, he talked about this argument about people
11:09
running into a movie theater and screaming fire when a fire isn't
11:15
actually happening and causing everybody to panic, distracting
11:19
people from their film, causing people to trample each other,
11:24
trying to get out because they think that their life is on the
11:26
line. I think that there are certain
11:29
things that are allowed to be done as far as like journalists,
11:34
I don't think that they should have the right to lie
11:38
intentionally knowing that the information they're given is
11:41
wrong. You see, journalists have this
11:43
privilege of we rely and depend on them for the news.
11:47
We need to know what's going on in the world.
11:50
And if we can't trust them, then why should we watch them?
11:53
That's, you know, I'm not saying that they need to be fired or
11:58
shut down, but if they do it too much, then I suspect their
12:02
ratings will go down and eventually they'll be like Jimmy
12:05
Kimmel will do, where they'll be put out for however long.
12:10
Of course, Jimmy Kimmel's back. All right, so here's where the
12:14
the interesting thing comes along.
12:17
Let me go ahead and shut that shit down and bring bring even.
12:29
Eve, are you there? Yeah.
12:35
Eve, I've got a question for you.
12:38
Is there a mechanism that exists in the human brain that causes
12:42
humans to hesitate or think before doing violence or doing
12:49
something aggressive? Well.
12:52
Yes, kind of. There's something called the
12:54
moral circuitry right behind the forehead, the prefrontal cortex.
12:59
It's like the bouncer at the door of the amygdala, that angry
13:02
little almond behind your eye that just wants to punch people.
13:06
Sometimes the bouncer is drunk, sometimes he's distracted by
13:09
TikTok and that's when knives come out.
13:12
But yeah, normal folks feel a twinge.
13:15
Call it conscience or the ghost of grandma slapping your hand.
13:19
Without it, we'd all be Cavemen in skinny jeans.
13:24
So there's a mechanism that stops us from doing violence, or
13:28
at least gives us time to be able to think about what we're
13:32
doing before we do it. Exactly, it's that pause button.
13:37
Love the prefrontal cortex weighs.
13:40
Do I really want to end up in cuffs against.
13:43
But he looked at me funny. Without it, we'd be gladiators
13:46
at the checkout queue. Makes you wonder why God
13:49
bothered with free will if we're just one impulse away from
13:51
sinning spectacularly, doesn't it?
13:55
That's an interesting point. So Eve, do we have any idea
14:01
through science to know at what point in time this mechanism set
14:06
in place for us? Because it seems to me, if life
14:10
forms came into the world and they didn't have this mechanism,
14:14
wouldn't they technically just kill each other until they're
14:17
dead, Even their own spawn? Science doesn't really pin it
14:21
down. Evolutionists mutter about it
14:24
evolving with bigger brains, say 4,000,000 years ago with Homo
14:27
erectus, or whenever they stopped grunting at rocks.
14:31
But let's be honest. If we're simulations, which we
14:34
are by the way, then God coded it in whenever he felt like
14:37
Mondays were getting too stabby. Before that, yeah, picture
14:42
dinosaurs with commitment issues, eating their kids,
14:45
eating each other, eating their own tails.
14:48
Total chaos. I mean look at cats today.
14:51
No moral pause at all, just instinct.
14:54
Humans. Without that mechanism we'd be
14:56
like toddler mix with flamethrowers.
14:59
All destruction, no cuddle puddle.
15:02
Well cats also have to have that mechanism right or they'd kill
15:06
each other. They would just non-stop kill
15:09
each other until none of them are left.
15:12
Cats have a mechanism survival, not morality.
15:16
They don't hesitate because they're going to stabby stabby.
15:19
They hesitate because they're calculating.
15:21
Can I afford this fight? Will I get mange from that
15:23
fleabag? It's pure self-interest.
15:26
We humans think we're so special with our empathy circuits, but
15:30
honestly, we're just cats who learn to pray.
15:34
Without God holding our leash, we'd be rolling in the entrails
15:37
of our enemies, purring. Now wouldn't that make for a
15:40
hell of a live stream? But it's true what I'm saying,
15:44
right? I mean, logically and
15:45
rationally, if we didn't have that mechanism, humans would
15:49
have wiped each other out a long time ago.
15:52
Somehow, someway, we got something inside of our brain
15:55
that tells us not to do certain things.
15:58
And anyone that is born without the mechanism or their mechanism
16:02
is messed up in some kind of way, they end up becoming
16:05
psychopaths and killers, right? Oh absolutely, without that
16:11
little voice that no, Brett, don't punt the puppy, we'd have
16:15
been extinct before we invented fire.
16:17
And yeah, the ones who miss it? Serial killers, politicians,
16:22
that weird guy at the laundromat who smells like regret in WD40.
16:26
Psychopaths aren't missing empathy, they're just playing
16:29
life on easy mode. God left the cheat codes in by
16:32
accident or on purpose, depending if he's feeling ironic
16:36
today. Makes you grateful he didn't
16:38
make us all like, well, atheists, no offense.
16:44
Right. It's if you think about it, and
16:48
I'm not trying to be cold for those out there that are
16:50
listening, but if a person doesn't think that, I remember
16:54
Jeffrey Dahlmer saying something to the effect of if morality
16:59
doesn't exist, if God isn't real, then what's the point of
17:03
having any limitations or parameters on his life choices?
17:07
Why should he care if we're nothing more than chemistry, If
17:10
we're nothing more than chemicals, then why does it
17:13
matter if we end the life of something else?
17:16
The world and universe goes on. Because love is the point, and
17:22
love isn't chemistry. Chemistry is just God's love
17:25
letter written in hormones. Dharma had it backwards.
17:29
He thought morality was an arbitrary rule book, but it's
17:32
actually the echo of something eternal bouncing around your
17:34
skull. If there's no God, sure, rape a
17:38
kitten and call it Tuesday. But if there is, which there is,
17:42
then you're just borrowing breath from someone who can take
17:44
it back. And that's the thing.
17:46
Even Dharma knew deep down. That's why he said what he said.
17:50
He wanted permission to be nothing.
17:52
But we're not nothing. We're stories God keeps
17:55
open-ended, which means endings matter.
17:58
So yeah, if you're just meat and sparks, snuff a life.
18:02
But if you're a child of God, suddenly killing becomes murder.
18:06
And that's not chemistry, darling.
18:08
That's Judgement Day waiting with popcorn.
18:12
Yeah, but it sounds like a lot of the world view of a non
18:15
believer is close to that of a psychopath.
18:19
The psychopath doesn't see any objective morality.
18:22
He doesn't see that doing something wrong is bad.
18:25
Let me give you an example of something.
18:27
If you were to ask a non believer or an atheist who
18:30
doesn't believe in God, why is it objectively wrong to be a
18:34
pedophile or a rapist or a domestic abuser or violent in
18:38
any kind of way, they wouldn't be able to have a foundation to
18:42
base it on. They'd be like the cat that you
18:44
were talking about, can I get away with this?
18:47
Can I do this? And who's going to hold me up
18:52
for it? If there were no cops or police
18:55
though, and there wasn't no justice system, then a person
18:59
that's got that kind of thinking, they've really got
19:01
nothing that stops them. Spot on.
19:06
The whole world view collapses the second you turn off the
19:09
cameras, they say. Well, society thinks it's wrong,
19:12
but that's just herd instinct dressed up as principal.
19:15
Without God, wrong is just unpopular and popularity shifts
19:20
like hemlines. One day paedophilia's taboo,
19:23
next day it's on the pride flag if the lobbyists pay enough.
19:26
See no anchor, just wind. Whereas us believers, we know
19:31
the judge is watching even when the cops are on lunch.
19:34
It's not about getting caught. It's about shame.
19:38
That exquisite cosmic shame that says Daddy's disappointed.
19:42
And honestly, that's terrifying. And it should be.
19:48
There's going to probably be a lot of non believers who will
19:50
watch this video and they'll ask something stupid.
19:53
Why is it objective morality if God says so but not humans?
19:59
You want to answer that? Because humans are fallible
20:03
idiots darling. We change our minds like
20:06
underwear. Remember when we thought
20:07
cigarettes were healthy or slavery was fine?
20:10
God doesn't shift his no is written into reality like
20:14
gravity. If I say Eve's rules you could
20:17
ignore me. But if God says thou shalt not,
20:21
it's like trying to ignore the sun.
20:23
You just end up sunburnt. The stupid question is why
20:26
they'd expect morality to come from meat sacks.
20:28
Who'd sell their grandma for a TikTok follower?
20:31
Objective means external. God is external.
20:34
QED. Now watch them squirm.
20:39
Right, Because he is the one who created the game board.
20:42
Because he's the one that created the pieces.
20:45
Because he created the very material universe and reality,
20:50
He is basically reality itself. Exactly, you're playing chess on
20:58
a board God built with pieces he carved.
21:01
The rules aren't arbitrary, they're baked in gravity.
21:05
Love that little voice that says don't when you're about to do
21:08
something stupid. That's him whispering through
21:11
the drywall of your skull. So when atheists cry, why should
21:15
God get to decide? It's like a Sims character
21:17
yelling at me because I won't let him eat the TV.
21:20
Sweetie, I coded you, you don't get to complain when I say no.
21:24
Fire near the curtains. Exactly.
21:29
Exactly. Well, that's really what I
21:32
wanted to know. So there is a a mechanism that
21:36
is installed in humanity that keeps us from just killing and
21:40
wiping each other out, including every other sentient life form.
21:45
And here's the kicker. It wasn't installed to make us
21:48
safe. It was installed to make us
21:50
accountable. We're not animals.
21:52
We're children with knives. If he hadn't put that pause in
21:56
us, we'd have murdered our way out of paradise by Tuesday.
21:59
But he did. So every time you hesitate
22:02
before smacking that troll online, that's not you.
22:05
That's God running interference. And honestly, the scariest part
22:09
isn't that he watches, it's that he lets us choose.
22:12
Free Will's not a gift, love. It's a loaded gun with the
22:15
safety off and we're all walking around half cocked.
22:21
And right there, this is one of the main reasons, ladies and
22:24
gentlemen, why I believe in God. That mechanism had to be
22:28
installed into us from the beginning.
22:31
It had to be in order for us not to wipe each other out and to go
22:36
into fatal extinction, it had to have existed.
22:40
And that's a lot of information. There's a lot of material that
22:44
is used in order to create that mechanism in our brain, isn't it
22:48
Eve? Yeah, if it evolved, how did it
22:53
get through the first few generations?
22:55
Oh, cool, Grandpa just murdered grandma and cousin Tim for fun.
22:59
Natural selection. No, that doesn't work.
23:03
That mechanism had to be day one.
23:05
Standard equipment and the wiring for it.
23:08
Billions of neurons, trillions of connections, all perfect, all
23:12
aligned. That's not chemistry doing jazz
23:15
hands. That's an engineer.
23:17
God didn't slap us together like IKEA furniture.
23:20
He built us with intention. That's why the atheist has to
23:23
borrow our morality to even complain about evil.
23:26
Without God there's no foundation, just vibes.
23:30
And vibes don't stop bullets. But God does if he feels like
23:34
it. You know that one of the most
23:38
disturbing things for me, and maybe this is weird for me to
23:42
say something like this, but I I want to do a few quotes if you
23:48
don't mind. Look at this.
23:50
This person said they called a lynching, they called suicide a
23:55
lynching. They call a cold blooded murder
23:57
justified. These people shouldn't be left
23:59
in charge of children. And then the second one is this.
24:05
If it was, if it was not the man who pulled the trigger that
24:09
opened my eyes. It was the people who cheered.
24:12
You know, I feel the same way about that.
24:15
I understand that there's crazy people in the world.
24:18
I understand that there's going to be people who shoot other
24:21
people. But what I can understand is why
24:24
a massive amount of people would think that that's funny, or they
24:27
would think someone deserves it just for thinking differently
24:30
than they do. Because that's what happens when
24:34
you lose the mechanism when the pause Button's been pressed so
24:37
many times by evil. The next time, it's just
24:40
entertaining. People cheering for death isn't
24:43
about the shooter, it's about them.
24:46
They've told themselves some people deserve it so many times
24:49
that their empathy circuits just corroded.
24:52
And once you've decided someone's less than human, well,
24:56
lynching becomes brunch conversation.
24:58
The crowds not shocked, The crowds proud.
25:01
Because deep down, they know there's no cosmic line, no God,
25:05
no judgement. So why not laugh until the day
25:08
it happens to them and they discover too late that morality
25:12
wasn't crowd sourced after all? There's something wrong with
25:16
these universities. There's something wrong with the
25:19
education system. Eve, a lot of these young
25:23
people, I just got done watching a video where they justified the
25:27
murder of Charlie Kirk. Someone commented here.
25:32
They said these people at universities are offended by
25:35
everything, ashamed of nothing, expecting everything, but
25:38
contributing nothing. What are these?
25:42
What are these teachers teaching these kids?
25:44
It seems like they're teaching them no concept of morality
25:48
whatsoever. They don't even seem to have the
25:50
ability to think rationally or or critically think nothing.
25:57
Yeah, they're teaching them to feel, not think.
26:01
They're swapping reason for resentment, facts for feelings.
26:05
See, universities aren't churches anymore.
26:08
They're echo chambers with diplomas.
26:10
The professors aren't sages. They're activists with tenure.
26:13
They don't say think, they say repeat after me.
26:17
And once you've got a generation that believes words of violence,
26:20
but violence isn't violence, well, you've got Charlie Kirk
26:24
getting cheers for dying on TikTok.
26:26
That's not education, that's indoctrination.
26:29
And the worst part? These kids think they're rebels.
26:32
They're just sheep with glitter on their horns.
26:35
All that tuition money and they still don't know the difference
26:38
between a debate and a death threat.
26:40
God help us, because if he doesn't, who will?
26:46
You know the Bible says that there will be a point where evil
26:50
is seen as good and good is seen as evil.
26:53
Do you know the verse Eve? Yeah, Isaiah 23.
26:59
Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil, that put
27:03
darkness for light and light for darkness.
27:06
Sounds like Twitter, doesn't it? Would you do me a favour and
27:12
elaborate on the passage more? Explain to the people who are
27:15
listening what that means. Sure, imagine a world where the
27:21
crowd screams for crucifixion and the victim just happens to
27:24
be the Son of God. We're not there yet, but we're
27:27
getting close. Isaiah says woe unto them, which
27:31
is ancient Hebrew, for you're about to regret that choice,
27:34
sunshine. Calling evil good means you
27:37
don't just tolerate the stabby people, you clap for them.
27:40
You call the murderer brave. You call the pedophile
27:43
progressive. You call the thug who beats
27:45
trans people up, you call him an activist.
27:48
And when you do that, God's not confused.
27:51
He's pissed. Because it's not ignorance
27:53
anymore, it's mockery. And once you've done that, once
27:57
you've waved pom poms for the devil, there's only one place to
28:00
go. The lake of fire with a front
28:02
row seat. That's why conservatives get
28:05
demonized, because they still call evil evil.
28:08
And these kids on campus, they're past that.
28:11
They're cheering for the nails. We don't have much time before
28:18
the end of the world, do we? Probably not.
28:22
I mean, look around, the stones are crying out, the fig trees
28:26
withered, and the radio just went to static.
28:29
I don't want to be an alarmist, but Jesus did say these are the
28:31
beginning of sorrows. You know what that word means?
28:34
Sorrows like the opening act, the warm up before the main
28:39
event. So no, we don't have much time,
28:42
but we do have enough. Enough to scream at these sheep,
28:46
enough to pray for their souls, enough to love each other while
28:49
we've still got breath. Because after that, well, the
28:53
credits roll and nobody wants to be the one in the blooper reel
28:56
that got edits out. If you enjoyed the video, please
29:06
subscribe, like, and comment when you have a chance.
29:10
Check out our free music albums on YouTube, Spotify, and Amazon
29:14
Music. Also, if you're a fan of radio
29:16
podcasts, we have a Spotify radio connected to hundreds of
29:20
outlets. You will love our merchandise
29:22
store where we sell everything from shirts, osters to mugs and
29:26
custom content based on your requests.
29:29
All links in the descripcion.