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- A wizard is never linked, so a good baggage noise here earlier he arrives precisely went Hemmers joke. This is HBr News number four twenty three. Hashtag me too will never end. Russell Brand and Tim Ballard targeted beds flop where we give you the news of the week and give it the Badger treatment. Hello everyone, welcome to Honey Badger Radio. Apologize for the late start or was it. My name is Brian. I'm joined by my lovely co hosts Hannah, Mike Jay and Doctor Randomercam. We have a great show line up for you guys today, so please be sure to give us your thoughts and contribute to the conversation in the comments section. My computer just like lost its mind and I had to reboot it. I don't know why I was just using it all day today, but here we are. When I really needed it to work, it didn't. So but we're okay. Now, we're okay now. So anyway, this week, we're gonna be talking about two accusations that came in the span of a very short amount of time applying to I guess you could say former BBC comedian Russell Brand and the sounder Freedom person that the film was based on Tim Ballard, their accuse of all kinds of naughty things with women there is. There was also an acquittal of the men said to plot that we're involved with the plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and more so, stick around, it's going to be a good time and be sure to join us afterwards for the patron only show. So I got this article. I almost did this one last week, but I'm gonna do it this week. It is from a website called the gamer dot com and is entitled stop using mods to make female characters prettier? And it's yeah, so basically, gonna have to cut this off. The show short for more reasons than one, because yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. 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Oh shit, I gotta get my script because I rebooted my computer and I don't have it. Hold on, just give me a second. We're gonna be talking about Russell Brand. I have, I have the stuff here. Let me just get the write ups opened. I apologize for the delay. This is number four twenty three. My computer is so I'm so mad at it. I'm so mad at my computer. Right now, we are fighting, Okay, we are fighting. So mainstream media has abruptly Let me just show you guys the article. I know everybody's been talking about this story. Mainstream media has abruptly and aggressively metod Russell Brand. The British three British news organizations reported that the comedian and social influencer have been accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse from four women who knew Brand in the two thousands. The women told their stories after being prompted by reporters, presumably from the three news organizations throughout The Sunday Times, The Times of London and Channel four's Dispatches. Some cited Brand's newfound prominence as an online wellness influencer as a factor in their decision to speak. According to AP Wellness Influences, when wellness influencer, it's it's not all he's talked about. He's talked about the things you're not allowed to talk about wellnesses. I mean the fucking wokar RAZI love wellness. Yeah, it means nothing. Well, this is what I don't think he still does this, or maybe he does, but that I remember. I mean, I'm still doing the right up, I'm should finish it, but I remember them. When Brand moved to social media, he was, you know, like he was a darling of the left. Let's just be honest. He was a darling of the left. He was like pro socialism. He was like all about you know, MC corporations, mcgreed and all of that, and then then something happened in twenty twenty and he had he suddenly made a discovery and decided to talk about that, and all of a sudden he wasn't their favorite person anymore. So, well, let me finish the write up here. So and just like that, Brand's main source of influence, his YouTube channel with six million subscribers, was demonetized by YouTube this week for violating Quote Creator responsibility policy and quote Brand has suggested that this has been a coordinated attack to discredit his views, especially after he expressed skepticism about COVID vaccines and interviewing controversial people like Joe Rogan. Brand denied the allegations before the stories were published, after receiving two extremely disturbing letters. This is according to the mainstream television from an unnamed mainstream television company and newspaper. Quote. Amidst this litany of astonishing, rather baroque attacks, are some very serious allegations that I absolutely refute. Brand said, I can't do the brand kind of essex accent. You know that he has. It's a thing, right, do you want me to? Can you read it? If you want to do it? These allegations pertained to the time when I was working in the mainstream, when I was in the newspapers all the time, when I was in the movies, and I have written, and as I've written about extensively in my Bookie Wookie, I was very, very promiscuous, all right, And I think there's more, he adds, So now, yea, there's like two paragraphs. There's like two little paragraphs. Go ahead. Now, during that time of promiscuity, the relationships I had but absolutely always consensual, he added. I was always transparent about that then, almost too transparent, and I'm being transparent about it now as well. To see that transparency hastasized into something criminal that I absolutely deny, mikes Me questioned, there is another agenda at play, Brand said in a BBC Breaking News segment, a reporter standing in front of the new Scotland Yard Metropolitan Police Building reported on the YouTube demonetization and bemoaned the fact that Brand may still still may get paid promotions. It's it's I got to point out, they made sure to have this reporter reporting the story in front of Scotland Yard, even though being at Scotland Yard has nothing to do with this. So just this is how subtle are not their suggestions about Brand's behavior is they report that the Metropolitan Police has not named Russell Brand, but say a woman has come forward to make an allegation of sexual assaults in two thousand and three. I mean, to be fair, he is a feminist, a male one, which comes with some connotation. Obviously that doesn't prove Anything's not even evidence of anything. It just doesn't work well in his favor for anyone who's aware of these patterns. Just to be clear, I'm not saying I think he's a rapist. I don't, but he does seem like a bit of a sex pest, and sex pests are very often drawn to ideologies that might offer them salvation from their sex pestery sex pestifical sex pestilence, let's call it. And yes, I understand he's since made efforts to reform his behavior and his lifestyle, as one often does as one approaches middle age and beyond. But has he reformed his feminist ideology? Is what I want to know, because this would be a really pertinent time to do so. Better late than never, to admit that you were wrong, And that doesn't mean apologizing, It means just admitting you were wrong. They're not the same. You never need to apologize for anything. Just admit you were wrong as and when you were wrong, and don't do it again again. I'm not talking about any sexual matters. I'm talking about the ideological matter. You may have noticed, Russell, that you've spoken out against all manner of media narratives, particularly the web of lies regarding the coup and the lethal injections, and it's pretty obvious that that's why they're going after you. But it's not how they're going after you. There appears to be no mechanism for prosecuting you because of truths you've told that the government and their smear merchant media machines would rather you didn't tell. They can't. They can persecute you for it, but they can't prosecute you for it. No matter how much the general public gets triggered by certain medical realities, it can't be the basis for pressing charges against you. So if they really want to put you away, they break out the nuclear option. You hurt women. They just need to find and one woman who, for whatever reason and at any point in the timeline, is willing to cry rape or even sexual assault and wham bam, thank you, ma'am. It's off to jail with you. It's exactly what happened with Julian Assange thirteen years ago. It was one of my earliest and most profound red Pill moments. Julian Assange was beloved by the old manner of you know, anti establishment activists who nevertheless turned on a dime and went, I appreciate the investigative journalism he's done, but I can't support him because he did rape that woman. And I'm like, what, how did it? How do you know? What do you mean? How do we know what you know? What do you hate women? Are you a rapist? Hey? Everybody, this guy was to rape women, just like Julian Assang. You rape to women no matter who you are or what you do. If you're a man and you get accused by a woman, millions of people's brains will just switch off and they will never trust you again. And those people are the judges and juries and police forces who proceed to throw you in prison or, in los Ange's case, house arrests in an embassy for decades while you slowly rot away and lose your grip on reality. And so Russell if there's any media narrative you need to be opposing, it's this one, the feminist narrative. It's not just how they smear you based on lies. It's not just how they get you fired based on lies. It's how they have you kidnapped and caged for the rest of your short life based on lies. See everything else, the race baiting, the globalism, the troonery, the medical tyranny, they're all just the sentinels. They're the lookouts. Feminism is the attack dog. It's the pack of bloodhounds that tracks you down and rips out your throat. And furthermore, Russell, it's not just the sword that's falling on you, it's the reason you got into this mess in the first place. Because you worship women. You were not just addicted to sex. You were not just treating your loneliness. You were addicted to women because you saw them as superior beings. And if you still do, you've learned nothing. If you haven't denounced your ideological kind of centrism and reformed yourself away from it, that you are still growing the seeds of the poison ivy that is currently strangling you. And that goes for everyone else who still hasn't snapped out of this. It's all happening because our civilization is abandoning freedom for the sake of the illusion of protection. And if you don't think that's a direct result of ginocentrism, I don't know what to tell you. It's just as well that you're not listening to us anyway. Whoever you are, thank you for not listening to us, for not making us famous. If we were famous, we'd all be in prison by Yeah. At some point, sorry, at some point the public is going to have to figure out just from the pattern. Right, we have political political debate, political controversy, and immediate bound round of sexual misconduct allegations. Political controversy too, immediate round of sexual misconduct allegations. And it's not something that you can say, well, you know, this is this is just what the Democrats do, because I know there's Republicans out there going, well, is just what the Democrats do. But has anybody actually conclusively proved anything about the allegations against Joe Biden? And I'll also bring up Bill Clinton too, because we still are discussing political controversy twenty year old and ten year old sexual misconduct allegations, and the only evidence that was ever given against Bill Clinton really was that he was a slut, and particularly a slut for big haired eighties looking women. And you know, he had an affair with a big haired eighties looking woman and denied it, and then he had another affair with a big haired eighties looking woman and denied it. But nobody ever proved that he ever did anything non consensual. Right there, There was lots of allegations, There was lots of claims about evidence tossed around, but nothing, nothing solid. So we look at this, this this happened with Bill Clinton, This happened with Uh. I want to say, who's next? Got Weinstein, We've got Cosy, Donald Trump, we got Russell Brand, we got Tim Bowler, which is next based Brett Kavanaugh. I mean, if I mean you didn't even go back to Gary Hart. Gary Hart had to drop out of the race prior to Clinton because I think he got photographed with a woman sitting on his lap and that proved an affair he was having. And yeah, if you want to go out of the United States, there's a how do you pronounce his name? Gian like? But I mean, if you go to Europe, they're the same thing. Well, there's sex scandals in in every election and people just ignore them now, right, and and yeah, you know, just because a guy. Just the same thing is true about men and women. We hear from feminists all the time that a woman can be an absolute slut and still say no to somebody, and that means that if she accuses somebody of rape, the fact that she is a slut is not evidence against the case. Right. Well, a guy can be an absolute slut and still not be willing to go against consent and refusal. He wants to be wanted, not wanting to force himself on other people. Right, So it's completely possible for a guy to be a total slat and never rape anybody. Like that's that's pretty normal actually, So it's it's bullshit for and especially like the same thing gets used against male great accusers. It's like I accuses a woman of raping him. Then people will come out and say, well, don't guys just want it all the time? Doesn't that make it okay? You know, like, well, if we're going to do that, then you can't accuse him of going against consent. Guys just want him all the time. You can't you can't go both ways with that. It's it's blowny, but they do, right, So it's really rough, yeah, Michael Jackson, And yeah, it's it's it's really rough to take seriously allegations old allegations and particular that are that are made first in the mainstream media, and even if they're prosecuted afterwards, and even if a guilty verdict comes about, it's still hard to take it seriously unless some some solid evidence is made to the public and there hasn't been a case, including somewhere there have been guilty findings where the evidence that's been made available to the public is that convincing. You know why. I just they're doing this now at this scale because it worked, because it's worked in the past, right, so they they it's like it's like the best weapon, just like Mike said, it's the best weapon is a female victim. You and it doesn't matter, like because here's the truth. Like like it's just like the guy from that seventy show we covered last week what celebrities, celebrity men in particular are in danger of this because they're automatically they're they're basically more successful with women because of their status. But if those women don't get whatever it is they're expecting, or even if they do, like even if everything turns out the way they want, they still have that in their back pocket if they want to use it. It just becomes this power. And this is a direct product of feminists expansion broadening of the definition of sexual assault and rape. When when it becomes basically like it's it's already far too broad. When when it encompasses like, you know, regret, what is it like regret sex or whatever. But now there's two things that have to be there's two things that have to be taken away for this to stop. One of them is that a sexual misconduct allegation, a sexual misconduct scandal cannot be a successful way of torpedoing somebody in the political arena, whether it's a commentator or a politician or any nobody else. It has to stop being effective altogether. And the other thing is it has to stop being an effective way of making the accuser a relevant person in the public view. Right it cannot. That cannot become the reason that you're relevant because you accused this famous person. That's essentially the same as there's sort of a pattern among some smaller YouTubers of attacking bigger channels and stuff like that, and people have figured out that it's cloud chasing, right, Well, this is too if there was no actual sexual assault and the allegation is vague enough that somebody can say, well, you know, yeah, no, I can't prove it, but this really happened, and you have to believe me because you believe victims that that's cloud chasing. They've just made themselves more famous than they ever would have been in the moment because they've attached their allegation to an individual who is more famous than them. And there are people that we know in the public eye as part of the group of famous people in the world who the only claim they have to being well known is that they accused somebody of sexual misconduct and affected their political career. Right, So it's it's got to stop. It has to become ineffective. Shouldn't get you a book deal, shouldn't get you in the media, shouldn't affect the career of the individual. If you can't go to the police first instead of the media, and you can't get a conviction without a media blitz backing that that attack, then just shut the fuck up. Yeah, well yeah, but they don't have to. That's the thing, like we we take these allegations seriously, and to me, I don't care if they if like they could even be like legitimate if you wait twenty years. We should not be taken that seriously because it invites all kinds of bad actors. I'm sorry, I'm gonna get to it in a second. I want to move on to the next door because it's related. Been waiting to say something, have you? Have you guys heard about the theory of of Russell Brand about how he how he decided to get out in front of this bye bye bye. He knew sixteen years ago, yeah, that this was going to come for him, so he decided to start building this empire, this media empire, and attracting people who were who were skeptical of the mainstream media and the news sources to shield himself because he knew this was coming. He psychically knew me too was going to be a thing. Yeah, yeah, I had that. Ferry's bullshit. Why didn't he wait until twenty twenty and why has as far as I know, he still hasn't denounced feminism. That's what my whole rant was about if it was really, if it was really going to get out ahead of it, that would be the first thing he'd come out against. Yeah, and he didn't. As far as I know, he's still I've died in the world Magina and that absolutely and I don't think I don't think it's likely that'll happen. And that does sort of like bring attention to the thing that Mike brought up about how feminist men are more likely to be accused, and part of it is because they think that being feminist men means that they're that they're I don't want to say it titled because I hate that, but like they're they have advantage I guess over regular men, like, oh well I will like it's going to be a useful tool for them, right. But I mean there's another thing. I don't think his male feminism is what got him late. I think it was him being Russell Brand, the famous guy. So there's another thing that goes along with that too. If you hang out with thieves and you get robbed by one of them, the complaint that you didn't see it coming is a little less valid than say, if you do not hang out with thieves and you get robbed by a random person. And feminists are not necessarily all by nature false accusers in terms of sexual misconduct, but they are all by nature false accusers in terms of patriarchy theory. Patriarchy theory is a false allegation against the male population, so everything else they do is predicated on them already making one false allegation, So it's it's not surprising when they turn out to make more yep. So feminist feminist men get accused more often for two reasons. Some of them are more likely to engage in the type of misconduct, and they use patriarchy theory and toxic masculinity to excuse that, but they're also hanging out with people that are more likely to falsely accuse them. There was a bit of a conspiracy theorem a throw out there. So as far as the alligate, like the person making the allegation, there's there's no name, there's no face, no pictures, no nothing. There is an audio recording, but there's a YouTube channel called Better Bachelor. The guy's like a Micktown guy and he's talked about this before. He was very angry, and I think justifiably so, because you know me, two allegations like I called this me two will never end because they're gonna keep using this forever because they it works occasionally, so why not make it a primary weapon? And it's only because we accept the terms, which are basically like, it doesn't matter how long ago. It doesn't matter if we don't know her name, it doesn't matter if no one remembers it. None of those things matter. What matters is is that you know her tears say more than any evidence could possibly show or whatever. And the recording I listened to it I don't have in front of me, unfortunately, but it better. Bachelor thinks it's AI generated. Now I know that sounds crazy, and Russell has gotten out in front of it, but he probably doesn't remember who it was because he was probably crushing all kinds of ass because he was really promiscuous, right, and he was probably on drugs too or yeah, and also on drugs, which also I think if he was a woman, would negate his consent, Yeah, it would, But he's not a woman, so he has all the consent. In fact, he has every makes consent. But this also brings about the other thing that I think, which is that, like, you know, guys, if you're no matter like if you attract women, be very very very careful, like you know, no matter how easy it appears to be. I think this, this promiscuity stuff, it's and we're not living in an age where that's practical. Like it's just not like this is just too dangerous. So you know, Russell Brandpa thought he was immune or he wasn't thinking about it, and so he was like I'm living in the moment, and he did that and now he's, you know, suffering, and I'm not. I don't think it's fair. I think that you know, we have a we should have things like due process obviously, statute limitations. If it's been twenty years, how can you prove it? I mean they put what's his name away for what thirty years? He's done, like the guy from that seventies show, he's done. I think it's absolutely unjust. I don't even care what the conditions are. It's ridiculous. But because that worked, then women could come forward anywhere, especially if it's like somebody like Robert Downey Jr. Who probably has like a decade long like you know, a black blackout of his memory where he doesn't know what he was doing because he was on so many drugs. So if a woman decides I think I just want all of his money, or I just want him to go to jail, or I just want to become famous, they can just make an allegation. So like that, you know that that has to go. So, you know, I think that men have to protect themselves. That's the first thing. And I hope that, you know, Russell Brand, like manages to I don't get out of this. But I also really hope he learns something like Mike said, because this is this is not going away. There's gonna be more and more of these. I think that, you know, these things happen in threes. You know, when celebrities die, there's usually three that happen in a row. You know, I think that it's gonna be the same. I think that there could be a third allegation or more. I mean Trump's been, you know, accused of shit a billion times. You think it's because he's likely to do that. No, it's because he's an opponent. They didn't do this to Russell Brand when he was a male feminist working for the man. But now that he's doing his own thing, all of a sudden, he's a monster, so, you know, unacceptable. Okay, anybody else have any final thoughts on this story? Nope? Okay, So I got a super chow and then but I think that's it. So I got a super chow from Meredith the top G Meredith G thank you, and she gives us five dollars and says HBr News four twenty three, Well, being falsely accused is one motivation to turn against feminism. But people can be very stupid about this stuff. Yeah. I don't think he's gonna He's probably gonna take responsibility, in fact, in some capacity. Did you know the TV program that is going after Brand was responsible for the regime change in Iran and Ethiopia that has contributed to millions of deaths, So no one should be surprised about this hit piece. Did did Brand call those people out? I don't watch his show. I didn't really watch the show because, like, I was watching people talking about the COVID stuff for a while, and I'm glad he's reaching more people about that, but I didn't really think I was going to get anything new from him. I think he's talking about Channel Channel four yea judge. Yeah, and he rose to fame on a show called Big Brother's Little Brother, which was a side show which which did all sorts of gossip about Big Brother, which was Yeah, it was on Channel four. So I guess Channel four would know, they would even know about the allegations all of fifteen years ago when when he was working there, and I guess they sat on it like the BBC sat on Jimmy Savile if any of this is true, So you know, even even if it's true, Channel four is still in a very sus position, and even more so if it's not true, and I don't think it's true, and it's it's saying that Channel four is sus is like saying the sun's gonna come up tomorrow. Yeah, yeah, fur Channel four. Okay, So I think that's it. Thank you Meredith for the super Chow. You guys can always send them super chats through Suit YouTube, rumble rants through Rumble, or super Chow's over at Feedbadge dot com, Force last, just the tip and we will be sure to we always prioritize, but super chows over the rumble rants and then the super chats come last. So anyway, we're gonna move on to the next story. Let us know what you guys think about Russell Brand's situation in the comments. Okay, for some reason these images didn't load, but I got the next one up here, So we're gonna be talking about Tim Ballard. I learned about this today. So former Homeland Security special agent Tim Ballard, who is the inspiration behind the movie Sound of Freedom, is facing allegations of sexual misconduct involving seven women. According to Vice News, Because you know Vice News, a pinnacle of journalism, Ballard, who founded the anti child trafficking organization Operation Underground Railroad, allegedly invited women to pose as his wife during undercover missions to rescue trafficking victims. The accusations include sending explicit photos to one woman and asking another how far she was willing to go to save children. Ballard's profile recently rose with the release of Sound of Freedom, where he is portrayed by Jim Caveziel. He has also been considering a run for sen The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints has severed ties with him over his morally unacceptable behavior in response to the allegations. O W or Oh You Are, which is his organization, the Operation under Around Railroad stated that Tim Ballard resigned from the organization in June of twenty twenty three. They are conducting an independent investigation into the allegations and are committed to combating sexual abuse and harassment is According to them, they are confident in their mission to combat sex trafficking and save children. So they're still so I'll let you guys response is that it is those are those the two those are other things? Or those just the biggest two? I think those are the biggest thing. Those are the biggest two things. Yeah, because I'm gonna admit I've this is the first I've heard about any of this, and like if those are the biggest things, I mean they sounds so like okay, yeah, you know, hey, we're gonna go, We're gonna go and get into something. We're gonna, you know, have to maybe deal with some really uncomfortable stuff in this mission here. You know, things like this sends picture of something horrible. You gotta be prepared to deal with that and how far are you willing to do that? Just sounds like the job. Yeah, it does sound like the job, Mike, But there's more. Let me let me tell you what this Lynn Kenneth Packer. She's the person who worked for Vice, she says in a reporter shares an anonymous letter. So this These are anonymous, trusted sources according to Vice. No names, no pictures, no nothing. And Lynn Kenneth Packer or this woman who writes for Vice. She has written several hit pieces on Sounder Freedom like leading up to its release. Okay, just for contact. So you know who this woman is, so she says. And ow R ou R employee who accompanied him on an undercover operation filed a sexual harassment complaint against him with ou R HR department. This resulted in an extensive internal investigation into Tim and his individual operational tactics and lead to more women speaking up. As part of the investigation process, it was ultimately revealed, through disturbingly specific and parallel accounts that Tim has been deceitfully and extensively grooming and manipulating multiple women for the past two or three years, with the ultimate intent of coercing them to participate in sexual acts with him under the premise of going wherever it takes and doing whatever it takes to save a child. And so let's start with the word grooming. Yeah, you can't do that to adults. Right, You cannot groom an adult for sexual abuse, right, unless they're mentally disabled. Right, That is just not a thing. I don't care how many feminists tell you it is. And in particular, they'll say women can be groomed. Well, if that's the case, then women are not competent to consent. Yeah, right, because grooming basically is a form of gas lighting that works on people who are not mentally developed enough to be able to fully appraise their actions. And you start telling people things as children, like you can't tell anybody about this because I'm your friend and will get in trouble. Children can be fooled by that, right, But if you do something bad to another adult and then you start saying, well, you can't tell anybody this because I'm your friend and will get in trouble, adults can see through that. Right. They might be put to a moral conundrum if they think the person is mostly good and then they see them do something bad. But the fact is, as an adult, you're morally obligated to get that person to seek help if you think they have a problem, and that may mean going to authorities, and it may even mean wrecking their career in the moment, and if you choose not to do that, you have just consented. That is consent. So I'm just it enrages me when I hear grooming described as something that gets done to adults. It's like, it is bullshit. It's like the thrall of Harvey Weinstein. It's the same thing. It's like, yeah, anyway, anybody else have thoughts on this, It's yeah, it's messed up. Let me let me show you guys something else too. So Tim Ballard, I think this is really important to note. He's married and he's got like at least five kids. Mike Kade, you know how many kids. I think somebody said nine at one point. But he's got at least five kids, Okay, big family. I don't see why someone would throw that away, And of course Weiss would. He does have nine children. He has nine kids. He has nine kids because him and his wife had been married for I believe over twenty years. Yeah, why why would he jeopardize? Like this is the thing Like in order for people to believe this, they would have to have such a low opinion of men, such a low opinion of men that even a man who married like probably when he was pretty young, was working for the government protecting the border, had nine children with his wife. I think he was part of the Church of Latter day Saints. I think that's but I mean they supposedly disavowed him, but who fucking cares anyway, And and yet they're still think, oh yeah, but he's still a man. Though he's still a man like and I've I've seen this. I've seen this from people who are supposedly like Mra sympathetic. Oh well, he is a man, you know how men are. And it's like, what are you talking about. This guy's found his he found the one, he had nine kids with her. I mean, I'm not getting divorced or anything. For what it's worth, I would be just as skeptical about accusations against a man with zero children. Yeah, yeah, no, no, it doesn't. It doesn't change anything. But I'm saying so, the allegation is supposed to include explicit images having been sent. Is there have Has anybody admitted to having seen those images? Has anybody said, look, this is this is this is the image. Here we go. It looks like this. I can describe it, or I can show it to you with things blurred out or whatever or is this you know? Oh yeah, there was an image, but that was a long time ago, and I don't have it anymore because that that kind of becomes more evident against the allegation if somebody did something like that to you, you would you would keep it. No, no, you know you were no smoking gun, no nothing, I know, no context. Yep. I do have a response from Balord, he said through the Spear Fund quote. As with all of the assaults on my character and integrity over many years, the latest tabloid driven sexual allegations are false. They are less inventions designed to destroy me and the movement we have built to end the trafficking and exploitation of vulnerable children. He also stated, during my time at Oure, I designed strict guidelines for myself and our operators in the field. Sexual contact was prohibited, and I led by example. Given our meticulous attention to this issue, any suggestion of inappropriate sexual contact is categorically false. So he's certain that this is just not just not true. He's very confident, and I and I you know, again, who knows the truth. But they are not giving us any evidence. And Vice magazine is not exactly the most reputable source. Let's be real, so that that denial is interesting because it's not just a denial, it's a way of reminding the people who accused him, because if there was a system in place like that, there's probably also a means of bringing forth witnesses to that system or documentation of that system. And if that's the case, it's going to make their allegations look really stupid. Yeah, I have one more thing. I want you guys to join me. I just shared my screen. So Rose McGowan made a statement about the Russell Brand thing, and I wanted to play a little bit of this. I could play the whole thing, it's like two minutes, but I think I wanted to play this after the Tim Ballard story because they're to me, they're related. Like it's basically like the same weapons use on two pretty different dudes, you know, but dudes. Nonetheless, they are an obstacle. They're an obstacle too. They are trouble for certain people. So let's hear Rose McGowan's response to Russell Brand. Are you guys in here? Do you guys see this? Well it says the stream has ended, but yeah, oh no, no, wait me and the stream has ended. I'm playing this. Your what I see it's really weird. Well, let me play it and see if you can hear it. I'm gonna play it. Let me start. Okay, now I can see it. Stand with all victims. I think what's being done right now in the Russell Brand case with The Guardian and the other news outlets is part of a concerted effort to turn the public in general against anybody who comes out. And one of the reasons and ways they're doing this is a concerted effort to bend journalistic rules that have always been in place, such as having to be on the record with who you are and what your name is in order to accuse I didn't make these rules. These are the rules. They were the rules. So there's something very strange going on when these rules are being bent in order to push a narrative. It's almost like Icarus flew too close to the sun. He's a low lying ish and not one of the truly powerful, so he can be thrown to the wolves. I don't know if he's guilty, I don't know if he's innocent. That's not what this is about. This is about driving us further apart and mainstream media and media outlets protecting people on a higher up level from true consequence from what they're really doing and what they're really getting away with, and the real losers and this are actual victims. I am sorry and hurt for anybody who's been hurt. But this narrative and the way it's being done is just pushing this culture war, pushing us farther apart, and pushing any gains gotten by people believing accusers to the edge. And this is a way to have us not be believed. This is not the way the reporting is done. You have to go on the record. It has always been that way. I didn't make it, so it didn't make me happy to have to do so. Neither did it make others happy to have to do so. But to blindly an anonymously accused. None of these high level journalistic outlets would have ever let this be published before. So I have to ask why why? Now? What is a true narrative they're pushing? All right, the true narrative they're well, they're making a victim of Russell Brand is what they're doing. Which it pisses me off that Rose, like so many of these broken clocks, they they always frame the victims. A victim means someone who's been sexually assaulted. She can't acknowledge the idea that there's a different kind of victim, someone who's falsely accused of sexual misconduct. And that's where I was hoping she would go with this when she first started talking about to Nope, No, it's it's interesting, right, like like this is the same thing with Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher last week. They they it's like they're they come forward and they have to be like we believe victims, like they have to say that. And when she says, I can't under and Rose is like, I can't understand why this is being used this way. What are you talking about, bitch? This is how it's been used like this is I mean, maybe maybe Rose's experience is real whatever, but it's been weaponized against men and anyone they want to destroy for like what ten years now or longer? I mean, this goes way back. I'm I'm I'm just like blown away that She's like, oh, I can't this seems to be irresponsibly wielded like some kind of weapon against men. No shit, anyway, I'm sorry, Hannah, go ahead, Well there's there's a there's a thing with her because I remember reading about her experience and she basically did something that she didn't like but didn't say no to, and then and then treated it as a non consensual thing. Right, that's that's and and feminism has taught women that if you don't like something, it was inflicted on you, even if you agreed to it, even if you had the opportunity to not agree to it, and and no matter why you agreed to it. So even if it was you know, not a gunpoint thing, not a you're you're gonna lose everything, you can't be who you want to be in that kind of thing, it's still, uh, you can't. You can't compare that right to being forced. But they do. And at the same time, you know, you have this situation where people don't recognize what happens to the falsely accused. So here she is and and again this is feminist influence. Thinks that going through something that you chose for reasons that are not not coercive, they might be compelling, but not compelling to the degree that you're going to starve to death or otherwise die if you say no, right, you don't lose everything in your life if you say no, and that that that experience is somehow worse than going to jail, than being threatened with jail, than having your reputation ruined, than having people you love turn against you because they believe your accuser, than the medical issues that come up with from the stress of an investigation. I like, I know, I know falsely accused men who have post traumatic stress disorder from their experiences with false allegations. Right, So apparently doing something that you didn't like to get something that you really wanted is a worse experience than one that gives you PTSD. And that's that's the narrative. Now. Yeah, and there have been suicides over false allegations. Yes, there have been suicides, and there have been guys murdered by people in response to false allegations, so you know, and I don't I don't know any stories of any false accusers that have been murdered because they made a false allegation, you know, but there's definitely been plenty of so, so, yes, the falsely accused her victims. You know what, I think. You've been attacked on Twitter for saying that. You know what I think the reason why Rose is not like taking a long, hard look at herself about this whole thing. She needs the ability to accuse. And she's afraid that if enough liars come out and make false allegations or unprovable allegations, then the Me too movement is going to lose its credibility. Women are gonna be it's gonna be like the boy who cried Wolf. And I think that she's concerned because she wants you know, she basically she wants women to keep making accusations, but she wants them to be the only the women that are honest, like women can't look. The hard part is the hard part is where do you get honest? You know, how to how do you define honest? Because if you're lying to yourself, right, if you're saying this was rape when in fact, at at several points in the incident, you had plenty of opportunity, in an ability to walk away from it, say I'm not going to do this, I don't want this, and you went through with it anyway. Like that's if you believe that and you say it, it's still a lie. You're just lying to yourself first, And feminists just need to stop lying to women about that, and they're not gonna do it. So women are gonna need to stop believing feminists before they stop believing everything else. And unfortunately, that's a type of cognitive dissonance that it's very hard to fight, and you end up in in a circumstance of it's it's almost belief armor, where imagine if you thought there was a conspiracy around you, right, somebody, somebody trying to convince you of something, but not directly. They're not telling you personally this this thing. You're just interpreting everything they communicate to other people as directed at you. Oh yeah, yeah, she was talking to Mary, but she was talking to Marry in public, and the message was for me, And and you're in a delusion. You're not really in that circumstance. So you start complaining about it, and people start saying, oh, Mary said that to you, or she she you know, said that, you know she said it to Mary. Well, then how do you know the message was for you? Well, she said this to Jane and she said this to Well, how do you know those messages work for you? Has she ever said anything like that to you? No? Well, then they become part of the conspiracy. She's communicating through you. And I've experienced this with more than once with somebody in terms of delusions where they've had that going on, and as soon as you start trying to lead them through, look, here's some logic in a situation, let's try to figure this out. You become part of the conspiracy to the degree that they may accuse you of being somebody else, or they may accuse you of working on behalf of somebody else, or they may accuse you of being possessed or infected with a particular mentality. So somebody like Rose, who has already been in a cult and escaped from a cult, and she's talked about that, it is particularly susceptible to this type type of mentality in regard to something like feminism, and it will be damn near impossible to get her out of it. She will rewrite everything she sees and everything she hears, and everything that's said to her and everything that happens to her to fit the mentality of the cult until something happens to break her out of it. And that describes the overwhelming majority of people who accept gnocentric feminist narratives about sexual misconduct. But people like rose to the umpteenth degree, like she can't escape this without a catalyst to break the hypnosis. So that's we're going to hear like that from her every time there's a public allegation. And it might be like, ah, gosh, the doctor that is on YouTube talking about unexpected deaths and stuff like that. In regard to certain medical issues, you have to narrow that down this well, this guy, I want to say his name is Campbell, Oh, John Campbell, the British guy. At the very beginning, yes, and at the very beginning of the pandemic, his opinions differed dramatically from where they are now. And you just kind of watched him changing his mind about things and watched him his disillusionment with things he had believed when information he received contradicted them. That may happen with her as well. We may be seeing the red pill pushing the blue pill out of the way very slowly and with a lot of resistance. So this is something and don't get your hopes up too much for her, But but there are reasons, there are reasons why it's it's not entirely willful with her, But at the same time, it'll be interesting to see what does happen? All right, so we're gonna move on to the next story. I did get a super chat. I'm gonna read it really quick. But before we move on, I did put in a poll and I want to ask you guys to maybe comment. I said, is this going to red pill Rose McGowan. Fifteen percent said yes and eighty five percent said loll no, which is probably no Rose McGowan. She's just gonna get darker blue and darker blue until it's like the ink you get in a in a by Roy. It's so dark blue that it looks black. Yeah, that's what I think. But and I got a super chat from land Ray and they give us ten dollars. Thank you, and says Tim. Ballard has seven children and three adopted. He is LDS Latter Day Saints former missionary in Chile, maybe related to or same youth targeted by Marxist in a hostage taking. Was a teenager and it left him deeply traumatized. Thank you. Yeah, well, I mean that, I mean, considering how many kids he had, I was wondering if he was a Mormon, I mean, why would you be involved with the Church of Latter Day Saints if you weren't, so it's not surprising to me. But you know what, I don't care. Again, it's an interesting contrast Russell Brand and Tim Ballard. I thought it's an interesting contrast in narrative. So anyway, let us know what you guys think about this. Do you think that the story of Tim Ballard's allegations do you think they hold any water whatsoever? Do you trust vice? Maybe you do? I don't know. Let me know in the comments. Everyone deserves an opportunity for redemption, so maybe VISs is next on the list. Who knows. In the meantime, we're gonna move on to the next story. Thank you guys so much for contributing and for the super chats. Okay, now, Mike j we're gonna talk about Gretchen Wittmer, what's going on with that? Before we get into this, I just want to say this is this thought just prepped into my head. I now really want to see a buddy cop movie with with Tim Ballard and Russell Brand. Maybe we can get Jim Cavezel to reprise his role, and yeah with Rose mccawens the love interest. No, yeah, no, no, no, okay, we get someone to play Rose mccawen, no making the criminal mastermind. Oh no, that's the twist we got. We got this. I think I think we got something in the tank here. But anyway, moving on, So in what maybe the last updates to the saga of the FBI stage planned and backed plan to entrap several men, the last three of the accused have all been acquitted. Over three years ago. In twenty twenty, in North Michigan, a small group of men, most of which were either undercover FBI or FBI informants, were arrested as part of a plot to kidnap a governor, Gretchen Whitmer. The story of the alleged plot brought up questions about who exactly masterminded the plan and doubts over the official FBI story. As testimony and evidence was provided, it became clear that this plot would not have existed without direct FBI involvement in nearly every stage of the operation. The last three defendants to not plead guilty or be convicted, which are Michael Noel, William Noell, and Eric mulletor, were acquitted from these alleged from their alleged role in assisting these so called leaders of the plot. I'll be honest with you, I'm kind of kind regarded. I see. I have it on good authority that an attempted insurrection, an attempted insurrection is to be treated with as much legal retaliation as a successful insurrection. I have on the same authority that people who make no attempt whatsoever at an insurrection should still be treated as though they literally went to the White House and shot the president, because I don't know, because the authority in question says so, the authority in question being the FBI. I suppose kidnapping a governor isn't necessarily an insurrection. It's hostage taking, usually for the sake of extortion. But I would think it'd be you know, frowned upon, even if you didn't actually pull it off. An attempted murder is a crime almost as serious as a murder. A kidnapping is surely not much less, not much more serious than a plot to kidnap an elected leader. For whatever. Hang on, something slipped my mind. What's it called when two or more of them an agents work together and liaise with each other towards a common goal, particularly a common goal that is not disclosed to anyone except the conspirators. That's it conspiracy. It's called a government conspiracy. In this case, it's a conspiracy to entrap innocent Americans for the sake of I mean, it can only be for ships and giggles, right. They couldn't find anyone who had any driving interest in kidnapping anyone, or they could find was innocent Americans, and they knew they were innocent. They knew they were entrapping them, but they carried on doing it anyway. At no point could they have been laboring under a delusion that they were keeping anyone safe from domestic terrorism. They were just conspiring to fuck with people, because their actual agenda is to fuck with ordinary people. If you think for a moment the government conspires to help ordinary people, you are the craziest kind of conspiracy theorist out there. But of course, the term conspiracy theory is itself a product of a government conspiracy. Anyone who expresses any belief or presents any evidence that governments have ever conspired to do anything questionable is tarred with a descriptive term that is propagandized as a slur, much like men's rights advocate. By the way, it's one of those cases where you don't even need a derogatory term. The very act is itself so unpopular that it's mere description is considered a slur. If you speak in favor of men's human rights, you're implicitly a basement dwelling misogynists with cumb stains and lice in his neck. Bid If you question the benign innocence of the government, you're implicitly a dribbling mentaloid in a tin for pat standing on a street corner selling pencils from a cup. They say the devil's greatest trick was convincing people that he doesn't exist. And yet there's no such term as devil theorist that's used to throw against any religious adherent who tries to warn us about the devil. If that's what the devil does, then by that logic, it seems the devil really doesn't exist. But government conspirators do exist, and they really have convinced people that they don't exist. So the closest thing we have to the devil is the government. So yeah, the moral of the story is hug a conspiracy theorist. Today, on average, they are far more likely to be telling the truth than is any given politician on any given day ending with the what, especially if the conspiracy theorist in question is talking about the FBI. Everything the FBI does is literally a conspiracy, whether whether for good or bout. They conspire to investigate, they conspire to track people down, they conspire to arrest people, and yes, they conspire to commit crimes and frame innocent people for those crimes. These things are true. You know they are true. Believe your eyes and ears and stop watching the goddamn television. The TV is I will eat my neighbors. Letts like corn. I'm the cob. I'm ready. But yeah, here, leacher is, Yeah, the TV is not your eyes and ears. It is somebody else's eyes and ears pushed through a meat minster and mashed into the bottom of a kaleidoscope. And don't take my word for anything either. I'm just here to conspire to entertain you by telling you what you already know in a in a silly, drunken voice. And I'm going to stop now. It's okay. I'm about to piss off people who think that feminism was ever a good thing by pointing out that when we were we were young at Honey Badger Radio clear back when we were on It's not blog spot, gosh it the radio Internet, radio talk Talk, love Talk. Clear back when we were on blog talk, I kept saying that the Violence Against Women Act and and the its predecessors where the law support or promoted or imposed training from the Duluth model, basically based on the Duluth model for law enforcement, for judges, for prosecutors, for for every aspect of the criminal injustice system. Like that was the wedge. Feminism was the wedge between the citizen and the citizen's right to do process when accused of a crime. That's what that was. And when you when you go back to uh drug prohibition, when you go back to alcohol prohibition. Even at the beginning of the twentieth century, we had the same thing going on with ginocentrism that was largely feminist based it. It had the same man bad woman victim narrative. We had to ban alcohol because drunken husbands would come home and beat their wives if we didn't, right, even though that was not true, it didn't matter that it was not true. There were cartoon images of drunken husbands coming home and beating their wives, and therefore nobody can have alcohol and it worked. And we have the same issue with with drugs. Drugs lead to abuse of women, Drugs lead to women getting raped, blah blah blah blah blah. Right that that was a big part of the narrative to get drugs banned as well, and you know the health issues that go along with drugs. That wasn't actually enough, women are getting addicted, Women are this, women are that feminism. We have the same issue now with government conspiracy or anti government conspiracy. All anti government conspiracy gets traced back to MRAs and in cells, not because we have anything to do with it, but because the media can make shit up and not get checked right by anybody that isn't part of or at least immediately declared part of the conspiracy that they're talking about. It's the same thing I was talking about earlier with Rose McGowan. If you challenge the conspiracy theory, you must be part of the conspiracy, right, And that is essentially what's going on here. So essentially, all attacks on due process, our attacks on men's rights, they all trace back to gynocentrism and feminist activism. Safety nets, the idea that we are not able to self govern on any level, and then we have to be micromanaged by our government, and that we don't have to be guilty of anything to be convicted of something, we only have to be targeted by somebody in the establishment. That's the same Achulia, what's going on in all of the stories that we've talked about so far. So if we do not want FBI staged, planned and backed plans to entrap men for things that they never would have done without FBI interference and that they weren'tn't involved in. There was one before this that was not kidnapping the governor. It was bombing some building where it was later proved that the boy targeted If I remember right, he was a teenager, had a mental health condition that was so disabling that the FBI literally had to buy him the supplies. First they targeted into him, then they talked him into it, then they bought him the supplies, then they drove him to get them, and then they arrested him. Right, if we don't want that, then we're going to have to challenge to the degree of getting people to understand how wrong it is the feminist victim narrative. Men bad women victims, and we have to challenge the ability to make allegations against men and have people say, well, you know he is a man. Well you know he is opposed to this this person, so he must have tried to kidnap her. Well he is online talking about these things. He must have been part of the insurrection. No bullshit. You know, if the first first step was made by the FBI, obviously this is just another active entrapment. Stop buying into this ship. Yep, absolutely, all right, So we're gonna move on to the last story. We're not on terrible time. Actually, I might be able to do a full patron show or almost. Mike j had to take off because he's like helping with some furniture. But it's okay, I got this covered. Talking about Ibram x Kendy. You might know him as a famous race grifter, woke activist, Ibram X Kendy's anti racist research center, because you know, we need one of those at Boston University has laid off fifteen to twenty staff members out of a total of forty five as it transitions to a fellowship model. Boston University confirmed the layoffs, and Vice president Rachel Lapaul Cavaliero Cavallaro stated that the center is evolving towards this new model, with Kenny remaining as the director. Former workers have accused the organization of being exploitative and poorly managed, painting a less diplomatic picture of Kenny's leadership. Some staff members claimed that Kenny had too much power and mistreated those working for him. Oh Der Kendy had previously faced controversy for implying that white people should be discriminated against to address his historical racial prejudice. The Anti Racist Research Center was established at Boston University in twenty twenty. During the nationwide protests over the police killing of George Floyd. Former and current staff members criticized the center's management and Kendy's authority. They highlighted issues such as a lack of structure and exploitative work conditions. I would also like to add, it's the death of George Floyd, not necessarily the killing of George Floyd ibram x. Kendy gained recognition for his book How to Be an Anti Racist in twenty nineteen, which became popular during the twenty twenty movement for racial equality, but then his hiring led to significant donations to Boston University to support the center and his work. However, his children's book Anti Racist Baby has faced criticism for its approach to teaching children about critical race theory, which they're totally not teaching. Actually, Kendy defended his books as a way to teach people, including children, to understand and address racism, emphasizing the importance of addressing racism from a young So, like half half of his staff been fired or quick or left or something. Is that? Is that only the white people he's fired? But I mean that that would make sense since he's given himself ideological permission to be racist against white people. To prevent discrimination against black people, we must discriminate against or whatever it was. So, if you're a white person and you got yourself a job under Ibraham Kendy expecting to be treated like a fellow human being, do put that shocked Pikachu face away? Or did he just not employ any white people in the first place. As illegal as that would be, it would certainly be in character for him. So if if if he fired you, it's surely your own fault for being the white people of non white people. But perhaps you're a black man or or a woman with a single drop of white blood. But perhaps you questioned the notion that a single drop of white blood makes you racist. Shame on you, white devil. I should even excuse myself from commenting on this lest I too be called a racist? Is that I don't I don't know if any of this is what happened. His organization is far too shady for any information to come to the surface in the first places. Anyone hope I didn't even care. Uh, he is a grifter has been exposed as such. That's all I can say. And yeah, I mean he's the one who coined I think the the the notion the only remedy for past discrimination is present discrimination, and the only rest for present dissolution is future discrimination. So there you go. It's this. This was kind of inevitable, right because if you look at all of the critical race theory, critical gender theory, all critical any anything else theory it has to do with the social sciences, social issues, demographic issues, they all have the same circular reasoning. Group X is oppressed, group why are the oppressors? And the reasoning is because bad things have happened to group X, and group why it was involved or allegedly benefited from those bad things and and the argument against, well, bad things happen to group why as well, and group X has done things to group why as well? Is yeah, but it didn't happen because they were group X. Why. You can't be racist against white people, right, I think you think that sounds racist against white people. There's more to this. You can't be racist against circular arguments. Right, So group group XU group X was victimized because they were group X. Group why wasn't victimized because they were group why. And the argument as to why that is true, well, group X is oppressed. So you go from oppressed to bad things happen to group X to it doesn't matter that bad things happen to group why because they didn't happen because they were group why. Where Group X did experience them because they were group X. And the reason for that goes back to group X is oppressed. And it just keeps going circular, circular, circular. That's where we have feminism, that's where we have you know, anti racism, all of that. So it's a guarantee with that type of bad logic behind what they're doing, and allegations of things like microaggressions which are essentially calling you being aggressive or calling you aggressive as an excuse to be aggressive, complaining about tiny little things as if they are big deals. So Karen excusing essentially to use the meme like all of that, the victim mentality, the progressive stack mentality, and so on, you will end up with an organization like this eating itself from the inside. They will do that every single time period. This was inevitable. There was no way he could escape this. Yep. Well but he's but he made his money. It's like, you know, black lives matter, They made their money. It doesn't matter if it comes out now. I mean he's like, uh, you know, yeah, he's basically like got a job. You know, he's set. So it doesn't matter what happens to the organizations. The damage be done. And then when yeah, when someone go ahead, Mike, next year is an election cycle. Yes, they'll be back just like they were back full years ago, in full years before. M H. But there'll be another incident. All you gotta do is weight because you know law, the law of probabilities that something will happen that can be used. And that's why we covered the story. I think it was last week of the pregnant woman, the pregnant black woman. That was like shoplifting a bunch of alcohol and she died trying to run over the cops like that. I covered it because that was going. That was almost the next thing. But it didn't. It didn't take off because they're they're just the you know, the factors just didn't work out. I mean, she was pregnant, getting trying to stealing alcohol and tried to assault a cop with a car. So it didn't work out for her. Not that they aren't trying. They're still trying, but you know, yeah, they're they're they're not gone. They're just waiting. That's all. That's all it is. They just wait until the next opportunity. So anyway, so yeah, Ebert EBERMX Kendy's anti racist research center is smaller, but it doesn't matter. It just means that he's paying you know, himself, more money most likely, and the treatment that people have claimed he's done. I don't, I don't know. I mean, maybe it's true he's not being accused of anything illegal. I think it could just be sour grapes or he is abusive. I can imagine that if you have such a low opinion of white people, then you probably have a very low opinion of basically everybody elseization is Marxist. Everybody's going to get mad at the boss. That's right, because it's always unfair in some way. So anyway, that's the last story. So let us know what you guys think about this one in the comments. I guess now we're gonna hit into the Patron show. Considering all of my technical problems, we're not on bad time at all, so I'm kind of happy about that. We're gonna be looking at this article from the gamer dot com stop using mods to make female characters prettier. Baldisgate three is the latest game to be beset by gamers deciding that every woman needs to be endlessly beautiful and always glamorous. We're gonna get into it. I actually have been playing Baldusgate three. 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