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World At WAR with Dean Ryan 'Project Freedom' · Real Deal Media

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Something ain't right. All right, we get the point.
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OK, let's continue now with World at War Project.
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Who cares? Yes.
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Welcome back, everybody. This is Dean Ryan with Round 2.
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Here we go. We have a lot to get to here
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tonight because it is a festive time of year.
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As we now get into the summer, as I'm in the middle of a
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windstorm and a rainstorm and every kind of storm as the storm
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is upon us, can I say that now I'm going to be the new Q Anon.
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How about that? I'm now putting myself in.
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That's just the way it is around here tonight.
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We're going to be covering up so many things tonight as we get
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through the headlines and get to the bottom of the barrel where
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I'm going to scrape somebody up and I'm going to just bury them
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again. Tonight is just very special.
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In case you're new to this and you missed the take 1 of this, I
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sincerely apologize. I don't mean to frighten you,
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but I was just Born This Way. I guess tonight is we're going
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to get into the airline sinking. We're going to get into a, a, a
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deadly game of blockades. We're going to get into just how
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sickening Eric Swalwell is, how wild Britney Spears is, how
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buffed Bibi Netanyahu wish he was, and just how disturbing,
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and I mean disturbing, this incredible game of World War
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Three nuke scare event truly is. Are you scared?
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I'm not I'm not. I'm actually very just at peace
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You got that? OK, so it's good to see all of
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you out there. Well, we're going to get started
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tonight. I don't want to waste any more
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of your time. I've I can't apologize for just
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a string of just a very unusual shows around here lately.
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So unusual, so weird, bizarre. I don't know who I am anymore at
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some points, but that's just the way the real deal cookie
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crumbles. You'll know more tomorrow, maybe
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later tonight depending how I feel.
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But let's get started with some headlines from around the world
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and in your neck of the graveyard.
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Let's get to it, shall we? OK, here we go.
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Yes, just the way I remember it, real deal headlines because
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where there's a news story, there's a headline and then here
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I am. That's just seemingly the way it
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goes. Well, now you might have noticed
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due to the incredible smart short term pain for a long term
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gain, the just very smart enthusiastic war in Iran has
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really afforded us to pay more for Israel.
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And because of that, now we have a just one of those little
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crises in the the travel world as an airline downturn is now
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upon us. Oh yes, the Wright brothers
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would be rolling in their graves if they haven't already.
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Well, let me tell you a bit more about this because I from 1.
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I had so many places to fly this summer.
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Forget it now. I'm not going anywhere.
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It's Greyhound or nothing. I kid.
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Greyhounds for prisoners and this prisoner likes to fly.
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However, that might be a little challenge.
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A little challenge. And let me tell you a bit more
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about it. It's now airlines slash flights
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as fuel shortages fears amount. Yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm very serious
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about this. If we could get philosophical
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for a moment. Well now global airlines have
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now cut 2 million seats from their May schedules.
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That's right, I scheduled some. Well within the past two weeks
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as concerns have flown and flooded the airwaves.
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Unlike the air oils in the barrel of oils.
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Well, now the fuel and its availability is now a concerned
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yes as the next coming weeks are about to intensify as the sweaty
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brows and upper lips of all American people and prospects
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begin to intensify as well. Now thousands of flights have
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now been cancelled and several services have now switched to
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smaller, more fuel efficient aircraft to conserve fuel.
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That's right, right. So they have the new Toyota
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Prius, you know, little airplanes with little wings.
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And however, it requires the passengers like the Flintstones
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to everybody to participate. Everyone start running and then
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you get a nice little breeze behind you and you can fly in
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minutes. Believe me, I've tried it.
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I've only nearly died five times.
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Well, now, since the start of this incredibly genius where
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we're just totally winning Iran war in late February, if you can
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remember that far back. Well, now the cost of jet fuel,
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that's right, has doubled. I never saw that coming.
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I thought we'd only be doing this for about a week or two.
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Boy, what did I know? Well, forcing airlines to raise
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ticket prices. Unfortunately, yes.
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Well, the end the supply chain in line of, well, honey roasted
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peanuts for one. The closure of the Gulf airports
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that connected 1/3 of European journeys to Asia has now thrown
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the global travel into something they called disarray.
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And don't you hate when they use big words?
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I do. Well, Gulf carriers, including
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the Emirates, the Etihad and Qatar and Egyptian mobile, which
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I think it's a new one, well, whose flights are still
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recovering from halting in in the early weeks of the conflict.
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Now, well have now redrawn the May schedules, including
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cancelling flights that the new data now shows are never going
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to come back. Now, the total number of seats
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available on airlines just earlier today have now fallen
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from 132 million to, yes, you guessed it right, 130 million.
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Now according to my calculations, that's 2 million
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seats. That is unbelievable.
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Now what about people asking, well, Dean, what about the
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British Airways? What about the United to China
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Air? And of course, what about Japan
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Air? While I hear your concerns out
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there, and I was asking those questions earlier today, well,
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now I can now tell you they've also cut and added significant
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capacities to their air flights as well as they're not going
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anywhere. No European airline is going to
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send a plane off to Asia. No, that's not going to happen
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to mop up the demand from the Gulf and find it's, they're now
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finding that they're stuck wherever they find themselves
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and that means airport food forever.
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Now, Air France, who is usually the loser in the lucky Pierre of
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the bunch, said that it had been asked not to add extra services
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to Singapore or Tokyo, as the two big connecting hubs over
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there in Asia seek to limit their jet fuel use as well.
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And for the right price, that can change very fast.
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So this is quite alarming. I'm very alarmed by it.
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I barely slept because I was thinking about this.
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Now look at this. Now what about Spirit Airlines?
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Where's the spirit of 76, dammit?
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Well, no spirit to be found. Yes, the shittiest airline of
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them all. The one who almost entrapped me
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in their bathroom. Well, actually that was
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Frontier, but I get confused, remember that for not wearing a
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mask. But let me tell you about this
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now. Well, the not so spirity
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airlines who are now just spitting piss and vinegar are
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very upset about the news. And aren't we all that America's
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just shittiest airline has now officially dawn to the
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graveyard? Yes, I'm sorry to tell you, but
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I'm also very happy to tell you as well as now dozens of bright
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yellow jets. As you can plainly see, there
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were left sitting in an airport graveyard, as they now call it,
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months before Spirit Airlines officially shut down.
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Yes, what are they going to do with all these airplanes?
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Just airplane Derby? Well, the out of service planes
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offered an eerie warning sign as the budget carrier fought to
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survive its second. That's right, to count it to
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bake from C in just one year, Yes, the little airplanes, they
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look like little mustard packets have now just gone to the
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Afghanistan of airplane retirement homes.
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Aircraft was now parked over there at the Phoenix Goodyear
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Airport where it's a blistering 125° at any given moment.
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Over there in Arizona where more than 40 Spirit branded Airbuses
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jets have just been shelved. And yes, people find them a bit
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more accommodating. Just is the way they are.
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And they were grounded because of problems.
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But who the Hell's counting? And who cares anymore?
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It's over. It's kaboot.
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Or as the French say, thin. Thin.
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Which if you don't know what that means, it means finish.
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OK, let's now continue. Now, as we now get to, what
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about Rudy Giuliani? Is he going to be flying
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anywhere? Wait a minute.
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What's this? Well, he was hospitalized over
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the weekend. Yes, the man who is also known
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as America's mayor and America's favorite lush, too, but you
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didn't hear it from me. Now was in the hospital, sadly.
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But why, you might ask? Well, that's a good question.
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Let's find out now as Giuliani was in a coma taking Now just
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earlier today before we started tonight's show for the second
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time, it's now being reported that Rudy, Rudy is now talking
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an alert after the hospital scare.
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A close pal said. Now, let me just, I say lush,
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not because I'm mean spirited, but it was Rudy who was drunk
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throughout the entire 2020 election.
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You saw the last one. You might have seen him on the
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the house floor stumbling. He's the guy that got played by
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Millie Weaver, a monster I created.
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I'm still apologizing for that. Gave him on purpose, faulty
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election information, which then became the catalyst of any
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questions about the elections. Oh, that's false.
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It's been proven false because he is the Uncle Billy of the
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election. And we have a lot of Uncle
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Billy's around here. And if you don't know what I'm
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talking about, it's a wonderful life.
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Watch it, see it. But yes, the update on Rudy
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Giuliani's condition has really made a whirlwind as he's had now
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an illness I can now share with you that's tied to a condition
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stemming from his experience as mayor all the way back from
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9/11/2001. Or he was given first hand
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information before the the dreadful day that Building 7 was
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going to be taken out by, excuse me, by pesky office fires.
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You might have seen that. Well since that day.
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He is a disease that adds complications, emerging
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respiratory issues, which still doesn't address the fact that he
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drank like a goldfish. I must tell you now it it seems
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to be he is now feeling better. He's sobering up.
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But it's pretty sad to say, and this is a story that's still
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evolving and I'm sure you'll hear it from somewhere else, if
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not from me. That's how we feel about it.
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And that's just the truth and nothing but.
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And those are some real deal media headlines from around the
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world. Let's get to some World War 3
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News, shall we? Because I'm feeling very deadly.
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World War 3 News. World War 3 News.
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This is our feature story for tonight.
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Yes, it is. And I'm talking about Project
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Freedom because when freedom's in the title, you know you're
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going to get everything. But I don't, kid.
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Well, now Trump is trying to force the Strait of Hormuz open
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after it was opened and he blocked it, But he wants to be
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the one to opening it, no one else.
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That's right, under something now called Project Freedom.
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Well, American attack helicopters have now come into
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question. Montzman, the old 80s show
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werewolf, I think so. Well, now they're now claiming
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that helicopters have now sank 6 Iranian small boats, which
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they're very good at. And they should ask Venezuela.
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Look at her past work as they site their work over there in
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the Strait. Hormuz as of today, following
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now as the announcement from the Trump administration, who's now
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working to back the regime into a corner.
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Yeah, that's right. Yeah, yeah.
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Pocket corner, pocket, corner, pocket.
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Now, forcing it to choose between allowing ships through
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the Strait or attacking them and provoking a return to war.
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You see, Because let me just tell you how this goes.
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If you're new to the game of blockades, it's very simple.
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Mondays, Sundays through Wednesdays, the war is on and
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it's all doomsday Armageddon now by Wednesday evening, Thursday,
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Friday, the war is off and we're going to have a peace treaty.
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And then Sunday rolls around and the war is back on.
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Now, if you haven't followed the trend, you could definitely make
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some money here. And where I'm getting at is the
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stocks of the wartime industries that the Trump brothers and
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family are all in invested in have been going up and
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skyrocketing, have been skyrocketing.
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And that's how the game of blockades work.
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So when you learn that, it's quite stunning and impressive if
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you're into evil things. Now, let me continue, shall we?
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I get indigestion when I think of just how much money we could
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be making right now. While the two US flag cargo
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ships have now successfully passed through the straight as
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part of a new American initiative, as I shared with you
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earlier, called PROJAC Freedom. Yeah, first invited by the lack
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of progress with the Iranian negotiators who said, yeah,
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we've agreed to all this, but you tend to overturn that every
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time. It's almost like you're on a
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short leash from someone named Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Yes, Well, now Trump is allegedly now forcing Iran's
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hand by deploying US warships directly into the Strait of
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Hormuz to go on a kamikaze trip, a three hour tour to be exact,
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to escort neutral almost had neutered vessels that had been
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trapped in the Persian Gulf for over a month.
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Gee, can't imagine why now. Here's what many senior
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officials have now told outlets out there.
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Here's a quote. The president wants action.
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He's not getting any satisfaction and he doesn't want
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to sit still. He wants to pressure.
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He wants a deal because that's how he feels.
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What what an official. He's just very timely and
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rimely. Oh, bless his heart.
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Now the the president's calculus is hedging on one of two
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outcomes. The first being to call Iran's
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bluff and prove that the Strait of Hormuz is safe to navigate
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across it, just like Magellan did many, many years ago now.
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The second, however, is to force Iran to first attack and then
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claim victim, just in the true Israeli classical way, giving
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Trump the legitimacy he needs to restart a conflict and achieve
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his war goals, AKA Israel's war goals.
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Do you see? See how this works?
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So I'm going to get up all in your face.
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I'm going to just allow myself into your house and try to rob
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you. And if you touch me or if you
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scare me too much and I slip and fall and break my hip, well then
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that will justify all the war that has been held and in
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practice at and up to this point.
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And it will justify more war that Israel.
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I'm sorry that the US wants. Do you see how this works?
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Yes. It's like someone who wrote a a
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screenplay high on acid. Well, it's either working well,
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it's excuse me. He went on to further say the
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the the poet who didn't know it. He's went on to say quote, it's
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either we're looking at real contrarians of achievable
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objectives and a deal very soon, or he's going to bomb the hell
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out of them, the senior official added.
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I'm going to pick B. He wants to bomb the hell out of
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them because they they've already agreed to do no uranium,
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no plutonium, no nuke. What else do you want?
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Oh, we want, we want your regime change now and we want you to
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give up all of your ballistic missiles.
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Do you see? Do you see the kind of idiocy,
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the kind of blackmail and compromised fools we have around
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here now, Admiral Bradley Cooper, who sounds very familiar
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out there, but I assure you, he's quite different, who heads
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the US Central Command. Mr. Bradley Cooper said that the
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Hormuz has been cleared of all minds.
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And the US fighter jets, helicopters, ships and others
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would be open to traffic now. Despite the presidential
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threats, neutral cargo ships traveling in the Strait of
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Hormuz have now come under fire. I can't imagine why.
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Once again, now South Korean officials confirmed that an
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explosion rocked their cargo ship called Namu with fire
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breaking out in the engine room of the Panama flag cargo ship.
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Now Seoul, which has a 26 vessels stranded near the shred
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of Hormuz, said it was investigating it and if it was
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indeed an Iranian projectile or mine that struck the vestile.
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Now, the incident came after the United Arab Emirates oil tanker
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was targeted by the Iranian drones as it tried to cross the
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Strait over there and Abu Dhabi officials said.
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So there you have it. This is no, they want war.
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Trump definitely wants war because the blackmail they got
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on him is so heinous that he's willing to take the entire
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country and the world down with him.
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But also, this is just the perfect storm for a financial
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reset, don't you think? I think I need one myself after
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after tonight. Well, furthermore, it goes on to
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say in closing that warning any American interference this is by
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Iran in the new maritime regime of the Strait of Hormuz will be
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considered a violation of the ceasefire, the chairman of the
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Iranian parliament's national security committee wrote.
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The Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf would not be
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managed by Trump's delusional post, he added.
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Hey, Iran has every right to defend themselves, right?
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We're the Christian Zionists out there.
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Can I get a what? What?
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Can we understand that? OK, that's how that one goes.
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Now. Furthermore, let's now continue
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into the wild, wacky, zany world of World War Three.
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Now China says relax, Trump. They're telling Trump to relax.
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They got a lot of nerve and a lot of nukes to say so.
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But let me tell you a bit more about it as I go in and out of
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conscious now. The threat of World War 3 is now
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coming to fruition in a theater near you, with China now saying
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quote looms large as warning top US general to relax.
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That's right, Lieutenant General Stephen Slenka warns that China
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is not a quote near pier to the United States, but rather a
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major threat which we're glad to have because we need room and
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reason for war, right Israelis Now that that's right, a the top
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US general, whoever sees the sustainment of the United States
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Marine Corps during conflict is warning that China's threat to
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the US is much larger than many may realize, even almost as big
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as Israel. But who am I?
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Let's forget and I shouldn't that as now the USMC, the United
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States Marine Corporal deputy Commandment and all his other
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just incredible, just titles for installations and logistics
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said, quote, that there is no threat that looms larger than
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the People's Republic of China. Yeah, that's right, That's
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right. It's it's like, does everybody
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in in the military that's worth a damn have just this blind eye
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to Israel because they're so religulous that they just can't
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see the propagandized, euphoric, generational kind of lies that's
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been installed in them they're trying to force into US.
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Hey, hey, you know what? The, the, the real threat here
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are some of the upper echelons of control of the military.
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Yeah, the Christian Zionist. That's right.
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He went on to further say that don't listen to this garbage
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about them being in your peer, blah, blah, blah.
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No, you're not in your peer. You're not in your peer.
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And you know what, the fact that we're in the country where you
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can't even say that because we got to just constantly worship
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the military, worship the military, is exactly what
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Eisenhower warned everybody not to do in the in the 50s.
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He said beware of the military industrial complex.
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Doesn't he get it? Doesn't anyone get it around
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here anyways? He went on to further
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pontificate. Well, here's what he said,
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quote. And by the way, this is the same
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military brass that said we cannot allow China to bully
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their way into Taiwan. That's our red line.
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And then they did the exact same damn thing to Venezuela and now
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are trying to do to Iran. So who's the real enemy here?
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And that's why they're trying to get a civil war right here in
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the United States. You understand they're trying to
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do it through Lipscher's talentless hacks like Laura, I
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love dog food, Loomer and that weirdo Levine, who is who's a
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Mossad agent who sits on the head of the Department of
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Homeland Security as the advisor.
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Advisor to what? What's he advising and who's he
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advising for? People should consider all these
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people. And and like that other punk I
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said in the first go around, people like that should be
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considered armed and dangerous. If you're around people like a
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Laura Loomer who's doxing the hell out of people like Candace
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Owens and many others, or a Mark Levine, they should can be.
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They should be considered enemy combatants, armed and dangerous.
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Because I'm not going to wait 30 years for the history books to
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tell me who the true enemies of this country are, who the true
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enemies of the Republic are, who the true enemies of the true
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army of the United States, the real people's army.
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That's the United States militia.
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That's who the enemy is right there.
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You don't got to go to some far off Middle East sand to find out
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your enemies when they're right here in the United States.
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Just like a huge ass pimple begging for attention.
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That's who they are. And oh God, I just have so much
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more to say. So that's what China is now
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saying. OK.
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And you know what? When I, when I was first inside,
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I said China's the greatest threat.
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China's the greatest threat in many aspects they are.
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But you know what? After the last six years, and at
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least I said it six years ago, there's an undermining threat
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that is surrounding us even more so that you're not allowed to
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talk about. So they're now taking second
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place. Now that's how we see it.
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And now continuing now with Russia, there's plenty of room
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for Russia. So China said relax.
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Now Putin says don't do it. Let me tell you why he's saying
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that. It's just incredible.
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Yes. Well, Putin, who is been putting
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on the Ritz lately, is now putting on another threat.
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Hey, Russia has the right to defend themselves.
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You know, they're provoked in the war by the EU, NATO, the the
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UN and Trump secretly as he parades himself as the
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peacemaker, he's still signing off contracts to the CIA to kill
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Putin. You know, with friends like
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that, you know what they say? Well, let me tell you about this
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now. Well, Russia is now issuing a
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nuclear apocalypse threat as World War Three risk grow.
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Well, you have people like former Russian Presidente Dmitry
27:50
Mendevs, who's now issued a stark nuclear apocalypse threat
27:55
to Russian schoolchildren in a form of a warning that a nuclear
28:00
World War 3 is real. Is that something we really want
28:05
to be telling children that there's a good chance you might
28:08
die in the next couple of weeks? I mean, come on, at least read
28:13
my pet goat before you tell them that.
28:14
Well, now in this case, Russians ex president a Dimitri, he is
28:18
now warned of a real possibility of a so-called nuclear
28:21
apocalypse as he cautioned that Russia is on a collision course
28:26
with the UK and the rest of Europe.
28:29
Yeah, because Europe. Now, I'll, I'll tell you why I
28:32
don't think this will happen in a minute, but let's pretend
28:35
we're going to die tomorrow. Now in a chilling address now to
28:38
Russian schoolchildren, the close Putin ally declared,
28:41
quote, our conflict in with the Western world today is a
28:44
essential in its nature. That is a question of existence.
28:49
And unfortunately, I have no illusions about what will happen
28:51
next. He added.
28:52
I'm often accused of harsh rhetoric, but who are they
28:55
talking about? Nuclear apocalypse?
28:56
OK, that's enough of that. Well, let me tell you something
28:58
here. Dare I say Vladimir Putin's a
29:02
lot more popular than Joe Biden and some of the just politicos
29:07
of the heads of powers today. The the just mere image or
29:12
thought of nuclear war would really hurt everyone's
29:15
investments all around the world.
29:17
I think this is the financial reset that and this is the, the,
29:22
the, the event they're going to use to bring it in and usher it
29:24
in. With that said, Europe, Europe,
29:30
all the people that have invested into the Ukraine war
29:33
and have put the NATO troops on the just the, the exterior
29:39
elements of the Russian country, their borders, they need oil.
29:45
And how they're going to get oil is going to be through General
29:50
Putin, because the whole Paris accord, all the climate stuff
29:54
was a Rouge to get Europe to stop buying oil from Russia.
29:59
It was a hoax, a fake, because they wanted Europe to buy oil
30:04
from who, the US. You see how that works?
30:08
So Putin says don't do it. You better listen.
30:11
But he's a rich, rich man with a rich, rich country behind him.
30:15
So that's the World War three threat.
30:17
And let me tell you, there's also one more threat here that
30:21
you have to hear about. This is from the new Israeli
30:24
president, and this really plays into what I shared with you 6
30:27
years ago. Had Trump not stepped down by
30:31
the second week of January 2021, there was going to be explosions
30:35
all over the East Coast. I told you about that.
30:37
And it was going to be Israel doing it.
30:38
And then we're going to blame China.
30:40
And the reason that was very scary because Israel, like the
30:43
World Economic Forum, has placed multiple improvised explosives
30:51
all around the United States. Some of them are found and
30:53
captured and peacefully detonated.
30:56
A lot of them, I would guess to say many of them haven't.
31:00
But pay attention, listen to the the the doublespeak and
31:04
translate in your head what this guy is saying about the United
31:08
States. If we don't back Israel, they're
31:11
going to go nuclear or we might get nuked just by who?
31:15
Wink, wink. The, the, so the, the radical
31:18
Islamists will come to the big Satan, to Manhattan, to
31:22
California, to America, but with nuclear ballistic missiles.
31:29
And by having Israel, you do not need to send hundreds of
31:36
thousands of boots on the ground because we Israelis are 10
31:40
million boots on the ground, always here.
31:43
This aircraft carrier called Israel is not going anywhere.
31:47
We're here to stay. We're not asking.
31:49
And we never asked America to fight for us.
31:53
We're fighting right now in the air.
31:55
Together. We can defend ourselves.
31:57
We do need America to have our back.
32:14
You know, someone should tell Yul Brenner to get off our back.
32:17
How about that? Go fight your words.
32:20
We'll we'll we'll applaud from our box seats.
32:22
You got that? King and I what AB word he is.
32:26
I'm telling you, let's now continue with some real deal
32:30
politics, the way you like it, the way you need it and the way
32:32
I want it. OK, So let's get into this now
32:36
as now Eric, sweetheart Swalwell has now made some other CD
32:43
revelations. And whether CD revelations,
32:47
there's me. I'm a reader of it and I need
32:49
it. It's the, well, the virtual
32:52
version of McDonald's now as now Eric Swalwell, get this now,
32:55
sent women videos of himself frisking himself.
33:01
Can you believe that and other perverted messages now after
33:07
joining something called Snapchat to restore faith in
33:11
democracy. That's why he did it.
33:15
Unbelievable, unbelievable, but yet very believable.
33:22
Now former Democratic, a congressman, and very current
33:25
pervert himself, Eric the sweetheart Swalwell was accused
33:29
of by multiple women of sending sexual messages, including
33:32
videos of of himself enjoying himself in the best way after
33:42
becoming one of the first members of Congress to join
33:44
Snapchat in an effort to restore the quote faith in democracy.
33:49
And his quote was sometimes you just got to have faith.
33:52
Well, now in a bombshell and boobshell report just the other
33:56
day, Sunday to be exact, less than a month after Swalwell
33:59
resigned from Congress after being accused of rape and sexual
34:02
assault and just being a shitty personal around now CNN has now
34:07
released and spoke to the very disgraced human being.
34:11
Quote more than a dozen women who've now claimed that
34:15
congressman had made them uncomfortable both in person and
34:19
online over the past decade. You know what?
34:22
I don't know him personally, but add me, I'm uncomfortable with
34:25
my him too. I think that's what a Baker's
34:28
does now. Now, certain women told ACNN
34:30
just recently that congressman had sent them the very sexually
34:33
explicit messages over there on Snapchat after he became, quote,
34:37
one of the first lawmakers to join Snapchat.
34:40
Yes, he was and was heralded as in the media at that time, you
34:44
may recall, as the Snapchat king of Congress, according to CNN.
34:50
Well, here's what he said at that time.
34:52
And this really didn't age well, neither did my my glasses at the
35:00
oh, I hate Eric Slalwell, don't you?
35:02
Well, here's what he said. Excuse me.
35:05
Well, he said the following during that time, quote, we can
35:08
restore a lot of faith that people have in their democracy
35:12
by opening it up a little bit, saying ah and joining Snapchat
35:17
as Snapchat is a great way and a gateway to do that.
35:23
Wow, what an what an what an animal, what a a a beastly just
35:31
goblin he is. Where is he now?
35:34
Where is he now? We should go find him, shouldn't
35:35
we just some unbelievable stuff. So, yes, so the the list is
35:41
rising, I guess you could say on Eric Swalwell, don't you think?
35:45
OK, well, so that's Eric Swalwell.
35:47
But now here's something else that's happening as now it's now
35:52
said that Trump is the main reason that the Barack Obama and
35:57
Michelle Obama marriage is having some troubles.
36:02
Get this Now, the irony is just it's unbelievable.
36:06
Well, now Obama has now confessed that Trump has caused
36:09
some tension in his marriage with Michelle Obama.
36:14
Where I would just want to say for the record that I think
36:17
there's some other things between Michelle Obama and
36:21
Barack that's causing some tension.
36:23
And one of them, it could be plainly the fact that, well, you
36:28
know, I don't know if she's a man, she's a man.
36:32
Well, now, Barack Obama has now offered a rare candid glimpse
36:35
into his just very seedy marriage.
36:39
As many have described it as it turns out that Donald Trump has
36:42
'cause some trouble at home. Yes, it was a dark and stormy
36:48
night and both Michelle and Barack Obama were bench
36:51
pressing. Yes, bench pressing hot dogs.
36:54
That is is now the former president who's now 64 years
36:57
old. Can you believe it admitted in
37:00
an interview that Michelle wants him to step back from public
37:03
life so the couple can enjoy their latter years together.
37:07
That's right. Well, the problem he gets, he
37:10
keeps getting pulled back in to the politics of the day.
37:15
Yes. And you know, sometimes it's you
37:17
get a little just bored and less illustrious, you know, when
37:21
you're married to a man. Shocking, isn't it?
37:25
Now, the former commander in chief and current Satanist
37:28
himself now has said Trump's return to the White House is the
37:31
reason he cannot simply walk away.
37:35
Nor can he say to Michelle, I can't quit you, that his
37:41
inability to do so has become the source.
37:43
Friction at home and there's a lot of friction and and some
37:46
things are getting tightened. It does create a genuine
37:49
tension, a lot of tension that the pants and the seams are
37:53
busting through it. Now The New Yorker, he says I'm
37:56
more forgiving of it, but I understand why people feel that
37:58
way. Obama told The New Yorker as he
38:02
just needs a break not from political life, but from home
38:05
life. I mean, they didn't even have
38:07
kids anymore. They went back to the right
38:09
parents. They were just, you know, little
38:10
crises actors for about a decade.
38:13
So there you have it. Are we buying this?
38:17
Absolutely no. Now here's something, what about
38:19
the Obama children? Well, Obama left a group of
38:22
children, not his own and giggles as he pulled a stunt on
38:26
them during the visit to to a child care in New York just
38:30
recently. Now, OK, if if you had children
38:33
in preschool, which recently Obama was visiting, wouldn't you
38:37
pull your kids out of school like immediately?
38:40
I think I would. I think I would.
38:43
But my whole point is you don't hear about his daughters
38:45
anymore. Now last time we heard about his
38:47
daughters, well, Bunter, I didn't heard about the
38:50
daughters. So that should tell you
38:51
something. It's all a facade and that's
38:56
what gets me shadow banned and censored because I just can't
39:01
tell a lie sometimes and this is one of them.
39:05
Well, that's how that one is. Now be due to time constraints
39:08
and the faulty systems in hand, that's going to bring us to
39:13
something very different. Now that's going to be real deal
39:15
international. Real deal international.
39:29
Let me tell you about it as there's a lot to talk about.
39:32
And some of those things are coming from Germany.
39:36
Germany that has been such a victim of the euro zone, the EU
39:41
and the migration crises where they're just having their way
39:45
with German women as we speak. And it makes me so disgusted,
39:49
upset and I turn into Rambos sometimes.
39:52
But let me tell you about this is now Germans are choosing far
39:56
right politics in the modern era.
40:01
Oh yes, I hear the echoes of what about the Holocaust and and
40:04
my answer to that, what about it?
40:06
What about it? Do we know everything about
40:08
anything anymore? I don't think so.
40:12
Well, after years of Frederick merge, if you've been following
40:15
German politics, there's a new sheriff in town as almost a
40:20
third of Germans back the far right candidates of today.
40:24
That's right, one of them, or I should say not one of them, Eric
40:30
Frederick MERS, who is far left, his coalition is struggling,
40:33
only 16% of approve of the government and far right Afd is
40:38
nearing a record 28% over there in Germany.
40:42
That's right, it is quite promising for some over there as
40:45
the conservative agenda without cooperating with the far right
40:48
is now losing. Now the far right is winning.
40:51
You see now leading a compromise coalition with the center left,
40:56
the Social Democrats, the waste towards Bordos, the geeks and
41:00
the righteous dudes. They still can't get further
41:04
along the center that is. And now there's a far right, new
41:10
enthusiasts and new wave of politics that's going to be
41:13
hitting Europe right now as we speak.
41:15
But Speaking of that, there's now a bizarre new twist in
41:20
Benjamin Netanyahu. Many who said either his parents
41:23
are not just cousins, but siblings with all his six
41:25
fingers. But the man's dead.
41:27
Well, he's now released the following video that is quite
41:30
bizarre, shocking, stunning, and really makes you question who
41:35
would ever give him a gym membership.
41:37
Check this out and we'll discuss that.
41:49
Look at my bulging. Chaka Khan, well, that's
42:38
incredible. So he eats protein shakes, He
42:40
can walk on his own now he's alive.
42:42
Are we buying it or was that AI? Well, we know the one with him
42:44
and Rabbi Huckabee, that was AI. I think this one's not too far
42:48
behind. What do you think out there?
42:51
What do you think? Anyways, we have a short break
42:54
coming up. When we get back, I'm going to
42:56
show you the world's most expensive bridge 398,000,000.
43:01
And if we have time, some weird news and some of your comments,
43:04
questions on a very bizarre world at war in its own right.
43:09
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43:32
requests Christy Noem search him for WMDS B Ask the DHS officer.
43:37
What's an old timer got to do to get a bag of blow these days?
43:41
I don't know why you would say that.
43:42
Is it C decides to wear all spandex that day?
43:46
Or is it D confuses DHS with a parcel delivery company and
43:50
hands them a medical folder containing samples for his
43:53
upcoming urology test? And let's go to you, Anna.
43:57
I can't fathom. I'm wearing all spandex so I
44:04
have to say B as. Just for the record, you can't
44:14
fathom gym worm in Spanish, but you can't see him asking for
44:18
blow from the DHS operative. There's no time for
44:24
visualization, Dean, stop it. The.
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I kid. I wouldn't.
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There it is. There it is.
47:01
World at war. Project Freedom continues, and
47:04
as much as I want to do this, I think we'll have some time to do
47:08
it. Some weird news, weird news
47:13
coming up. But before we do, let's see what
47:15
are you saying out there? I like to hear people's opinions
47:20
and everything in between. I'm still Dean Ryan, yes, your
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cruise director, cruising with you in midnight and beyond.
47:26
Yes, I am. Yes, I is.
47:29
That's right. OK, there's a few things here
47:32
tonight and tomorrow will definitely be better.
47:36
The strings of shows we've had here recently just unbelievable,
47:42
yes and Kentucky Derby. I, I don't know what to say.
47:46
I was anyways, here is something check this out as we kind of
47:51
finish our Realtor international.
47:53
This is now said to be the biggest bridge in the world.
47:57
They're saying the longest, I should say, and definitely one
48:01
of the world's most expensive bridges.
48:03
This is in Taiwan and I'm really a admirer of architects, all
48:09
architecture all over the world. Certainly there's places like
48:13
Hungary that still has beautiful fermented architecture that they
48:17
preserved even through all the wars here.
48:20
We'll check this out. I found this very amazing.
48:22
I thought you might, too, as the world's longest impossible
48:27
398,000,000 bridge has now finally opened.
48:29
A look at this here. Yeah.
48:33
So you're going to see. Well, there's a lot.
48:36
Here it is. This is where I'm getting at.
48:38
This is where I want to show you.
48:39
Look at this bridge here. Just about finished.
48:42
Now, it's worth noting if you son of a bitch.
48:47
All right, here it is. If you go too far on the bridge,
48:51
you might fall over. So there is a stopping point,
48:54
but it is now finished. I don't know if you've been to
48:56
Taiwan lately, that is a sight to be seen.
49:00
Very incredible, very incredible.
49:03
Here's some fun facts and factoids about it.
49:07
As now they're saying the 398,000,000, I just love it
49:13
bridge, a bridge to where I'm I'm not sure.
49:16
I'm not sure. The project is reportedly
49:19
encountered some various amounts of challenges during the
49:22
construction, as you plainly saw there.
49:25
If you blindly were driving on that while you'd wind up in the
49:28
China Sea, right in the ocean. Now it has encountered many
49:32
setbacks. They're saying modifications to
49:35
stabilize the incomplete sections during the strong
49:37
winds. Yes, a lot of wind is breaking
49:41
over there now. The bridge was initially slated
49:43
to open 2024, but the schedule was delayed due to COVID related
49:50
setbacks, labor shortages in plane out laziness.
49:55
Now the bridge's main roadway expands 220 two 133 feet of
50:04
width, featuring road and rail infrastructure running parallel
50:09
to each other along the pedestrian and cycling pathways.
50:12
You know, for the pedestrians. The rails are designed to
50:16
accommodate future light rails. One train at a time.
50:20
Some say Bridge to nowhere. Others say, who asked you?
50:24
There you have it. I won't even do that story.
50:29
OK, so there. There's that one for you.
50:31
I thought that was really nice. What are you saying out there
50:33
before our last story about the prolonged Brittany to until
50:37
tomorrow. Here we have this one.
50:41
We have Mr. Or he or she. I don't even know.
50:45
Doesn't matter, the watchman says over there on YouTube.
50:49
Who says Pete Hegeshev is the closest fit for the false
50:56
prophet? He has to work closely with the
50:59
Antichrist. He has the Crusader tattoos.
51:02
He promotes false scriptures from Pulp Fiction.
51:04
Yes, he did. And that was one of the one of
51:07
the highlights of the year, the Pulp Fiction one we had.
51:09
We must, we must admit that. And there's no denying what you
51:14
said. I've seen the tattoos.
51:16
We have the the implications behind it all.
51:20
So there's that one. OK, very good, very good
51:23
observation. Thank you for that.
51:26
Here we have on rumble. Let's see here, OK, we have Dave
51:32
inator says bet the 5G def tower is coming to the bridge.
51:37
Let's hope not. Well, Dave, Dave is a bridge to
51:45
nowhere. I don't know.
51:47
They could have 5G towers, Dave on the bridge.
51:50
Good point. As well as Shaka Khan.
51:56
I don't know why baby Netanyahu says Shaka Khan.
51:58
Thank you, Maddie. There is another one.
52:01
We have Hazmat who says, how about the franchise Scott Key
52:05
Bridge project? How's that going?
52:07
Can you remind me, Hazmat, where that bridge is?
52:11
Where's the French? Where's the Scott Key Bridge
52:13
again? Yes, thank you very much.
52:16
And then I'd like to know myself.
52:19
What about the Gordie Howe Bridge from Michigan into
52:21
Canada? That's a bridge to nowhere as
52:24
well. I wonder.
52:27
OK, Anyways, we have one more story to get to as now we have
52:31
some weird news. That's right.
52:34
Weird news. There it is right there.
52:37
Well, this is some weird news as societies are growing into Feng
52:41
shui, offshoots of normalities. That's right.
52:44
Say that two times. Well, now we have a problem.
52:48
Just like we saw inner infighting between the mongrels
52:53
and Hell's Angels. Just like we saw the infighting
52:57
between vegetarians and vegans. Well, this one is no different
53:01
now. No, I'm here to tell you that
53:04
now we have an infighting between nudist and swingers.
53:12
That's true. Now the world's largest nudist
53:16
village is being overrun by seedy swingers.
53:19
And yes, Eric Swalwell, we're talking about you.
53:23
This is coming out of Britain, which has a lot of nudist over
53:26
there. Yeah.
53:27
In fact, when you get through customs, you're greeted by a
53:29
nudist. Some of them look like Kamala or
53:32
Camilla, one of the other. Now, in this case, now the
53:36
world's largest nudist resort over there that says it has been
53:39
overrun by swingers who revel in grim open sex sessions.
53:44
Look, baby boomers who are retiring now are reliving the
53:49
summer of 67 and the summer of 69 and 69 in general of that
53:56
year. Now loaded with hotels,
53:58
apartment villages, villas and campsites.
54:00
The the naturist village over there, not in just England, but
54:05
over there in the South of France, host up to 40,000 guests
54:08
in it's peak season. Yes, and I guess what I'm
54:12
getting Jim for his birthday coming up.
54:14
Well, now in this case, now swingers, couples who swap their
54:17
partners with others, in case you didn't know the definition
54:21
or or couples who are disappointed with their others
54:24
now make up majority of the population and the nudist
54:27
villages. What was one simply a close free
54:31
holiday spot has now morph into something Morehead hedonistic,
54:35
they say, with newer quote lifestyle visitors now engaging
54:38
in sex acts all along the stretch of the beach where
54:41
anything, and we mean anything goes.
54:45
For instance, Barbara, a British woman who lived in the village
54:48
with her husband, now stays only during the summer months.
54:52
She can't be bothered any other kind of season.
54:56
Well, here's what she told The Sun recently.
54:58
Since quote, since we first started coming to the village
55:00
around 30 years ago, the clientele has changed ever so
55:04
slightly. In fact, massively.
55:07
Well. The big shift came when
55:09
international swingers and all alike were introduced to the
55:11
village. It's made the place far more
55:14
exclusive, creating a clear separation between original
55:17
nature is as they call themselves and now the new
55:19
generation of lifestyle visitors.
55:23
Well, Barbara also runs a swinging app called Spicy Match,
55:26
which if you now order now and use the promo code real deal
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media. No, I kid Spicy Match, a new app
55:34
that connects now people and host events that pack out
55:37
villages, hotels across the country over there in the South
55:41
of France. She estimates that nature is to
55:43
swing a ratio 60 to 40%. Let me just say this too, as we
55:46
close off. And what a wonderful story to
55:48
close off too. You know, I'd spoke to somebody
55:52
who, who, whose brother runs the villages, which is a retirement
55:57
kind of a place in the, in the US.
55:58
And let me tell you the same persist here.
56:02
So I I'm wondering now people who reach 65 and older in, dare
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I say, 75 and older, that may be their new sexual peak as the
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sexual revolutionaries from yesteryear are now coming back
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to reclaim the title. That's how that one goes.
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Well, we are just about almost out of here, but that's going to
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leave us too. Yeah, you guessed it, It's that
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time of night. Something like that.
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I'm sure you heard it before. Anyways, final thoughts here for
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the project Freedom. Well, you know, sometimes
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freedom is just another another term, another definition for
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nothing left to lose, to quote Janis Joplin.
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But in this case, I think that definition still pertains to
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today, as when you're losing in the polls and you're sinking and
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sinking in. Desperation is not just the
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English way, as Rodger Waters once told us, but it seems to be
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the desperados of today's desperate ways.
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Well, that is a win for us. We'll take the win.
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We'll take the win because we may not be able to beat this new
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world conglomerate with one swing in the fist.
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Fist of Fury, then is. But I'll be damned if 1000 Fist
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of Fury can't beat this conglomerate who is all striving
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for one thing, the true freedom, because we have everything to
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gain. And all the people who are
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calling for us to be rounded up, who are attacking me, who are
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attacking people like Mike Adams, well, they're the
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desperate ones. They're the losers.
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They have no talent. And yes, Pete, I'm talking to
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you because now that I'm back in the game, I'm here to crush you.
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I'm here to collect because I'm the judge, the Jerry, and the
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damn executioner. On that note, I want to say
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thank you very much, everybody, for being here at World at War.
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I will return tomorrow night with a riveting episode that
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will make up for all the past sins of the couple of past days.
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Until then, all of us here at World at War, as there is a war
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on for our consciousness and our delivery, which remains
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steadfast and still bold. I'm Dean Ryan signing out,
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telling it over to stay tuned and stay awake.
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Good night everybody.