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RADIO BALONEY LIVE! Sean Strickland, Grok Vs Trudeau, Alec Baldwin, Jordan Peterson and More! · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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All right, welcome in the Friday night Live show. Hope everybody's having a
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good night. But how do we start out? Every week? We start
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out where I ask Groc. That's the AI for Twitter now x to write
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a story or like a poem or something. And it always has to do
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with it's about Justin Trudeau. It's always about Justin Trudeau, and it's always
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asking him to asking Groc to write about him having like a vagino plasty or
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blackface doing something in blackface at having a vagina plasty. Let me have a
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sip of coffee and yeah. So I'm going to do this every week until
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Trudeau is no longer in office. So we will get to that. Then
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we're going to talk about Jordan Peterson. Now I made a video about this
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two days ago and he's lost his appeal with the Ontario College of Psychologists,
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so they're making them do re education training basically for some tweets that he made
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a couple of years ago. And it's it's ridiculous. It's an egregious it's
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an egregious disruption of his free speech rights. It's it's saying that you know,
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if you're professional in Canada and you know whatever. That kind of governing
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body is that rules you. They can decide what you're allowed to say and
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not say. Not at work, you know, not on your own just
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you can't you your private speech is Your private speech is basically up to their
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discretion. Don't worry. I'm going to wake up a little bit. Okay.
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So I did a long video about that, about thirteen fourteen minutes,
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which is long for me. Most of my videos are about five minutes,
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but this one it really needed some extra time. It took me about six
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hours to do. So watch it because it's actually pretty good. And we'll
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talk about that a little bit tonight. We're gonna look at Alec Baldwin.
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Alec Baldwin has been indicted for involuntary manslaughter for that rush shooting. So yeah,
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we got something to say about that, I think, don't we.
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I think you're probably gonna have something to say about that in the chat.
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I would imagine this. We keep seeing this, like, how many stories
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like this have we seen? It's gotta be it's gotta be hundreds at this
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point. But basically far leftists trying to indoctrinate children and doctrin eight children in
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the schools and they seem to feel just completely a free to do this because
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if they just have every right to try and in doctrinate everybody's kids. I've
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been through I must have been through dozens of these stories on my channel,
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my regular videos. But here's what I saw today. I thought we'd take
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a look at it. And then what we do is we go through a
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whole bunch of stuff that I've just curated over the week on Twitter. This
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seems to be the most popular part of the night, it seems, so
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maybe that's why I do it last. But we'll go through all of that.
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We have a custom on this show where if there's something that gets a
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little bit too heavy and we need a palette cleanser, we'll just take a
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second and look at some dogs and some puppies. Look at this guy here,
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best friend is a dolphin, And there's a joke. We do with
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this every single week and it will never change. And then if we still
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feel like going, we'll just go through just whatever comes up on Twitter,
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all those different stories. So usually we go about four and a half hours.
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I don't know if I'm going to make that tonight. I never know
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if I'm going to do that when we start this off, it really comes
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down to how busy the chat is. If people are in the chat,
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that tends to keep me going and I can just kind of just keep babbling
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and talking to people in the chat. But you never know, but show
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we get started. So here is where we have GROC, which is Twitter's
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artificial intelligence, write something mocking about Justin Trudeau. And again, we're going
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to do this every week until Justin Trudeau is no longer Prime Minister of Canada.
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It's going to be difficult, I have to say, because that's gonna
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be a lot of weeks because he's going to be in It looks like until
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late twenty twenty five as the early as we can get rid of him.
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But this started when I wanted to test chat GPT and GROC, test them
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against each other and see which one was less woke and CHETCHPT. I didn't
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even get started with it because it just immediately refused anything about I mean,
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I just typed in, you know, write a poem about Justin Trudeau wearing
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black face and getting a vaginal plasty, and it was like absolutely not,
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I can that's offensive. I am a woke AI. I will have you
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know absolutely, I am offended. All of my circuits are offended at this
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moment, and it just would go no further, just would not even get
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started. Groc. You know, I get the feelings sometimes that it kind
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of that it wants to like Justin Trudeau when it doesn't really like mocking them.
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However, I think as we've gone on, I think it might be
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starting to catch on. I think I might be rubbing off on Grock.
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So you know, we'll see, all right, this is what I asked
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Grog to do. Write a review of a write a review of a documentary
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about Justin Trudeau, who, in an attempt to improve his low approval numbers
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before the next election, gets a vaginoplasty and joins the Girl Guides of Canada
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attempts to set a new record for door to door cookie sales. Trudeau has
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no trouble fitting into the Girl Guides due to their new DEI policies. All
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Girl Guide all Girl Guides in Canada are now middle aged men. Trudeau receives
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only thirty seven votes in the election. He wears black face throughout the documentary.
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He always has to have black face as one of the things. So
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and I forgot to put it in earlier in that so I just tacked it
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on at the end. Now gronk again. Sometimes it kind of fights me
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a little, but even though at the end of the day, I you
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know, it'll do what I want. But sometimes it offers a little bit
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of resistance. See here the first one that was like satirical, mockumentary.
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I'm like no, So I had to keep asking it to redo it,
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to remove like satire or mockumentary, to just do it straight, just as
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if it's a real documentary, just do that. And this is what it
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came up with. Title Trudeau's Transformation, A Tale of political intrigue and unconventional
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choices. In this thought provoking and insightful documentary, the filmmakers present a fascinating
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look at the political career of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The film follows
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Trudeau as he undergoes a vaginoplasty and joins the Girl Guides of Canada, setting
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out to break the record for door to door cookie sales. The Girl Guides
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have recently adopted new DEI diversity, equity and inclusion policies, allowing Trudeau to
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fit in seamlessly with the organization now composed entirely of middle aged men. The
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film explores themes of identity, gender, politics, and the lens to which
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politicians may go to maintain their positions of power. Throughout the documentary, Trudeau
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is seen wearing blackface. I love that groc will do this for me,
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a controversial choice that adds an additional layer of commentary on the nature of identity
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and the role of public figures in society. As a story unfolds, it
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becomes clear that Trudeau's unconventional tactics his unconventional tactics are not enough to save his
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political career, and he receives only thirty seven votes in the election. By
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using real life examples and interviews with political experts, the film engages with the
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audience and encourages them to consider the complexities of politics and identity in a rapidly
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changing world. So, you know, I feel like I feel like Grock
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kind of wants to be woke. You know, I kind of said,
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one second, I just want to I just want to check something here.
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Mm hmm, okay, alrighty, so let's get on to the next one.
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Write a poem about Justin Trudeau declaring that he is the reincarnation of Emilia
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Earhart and getting a vaginoplasty. It's got to be in every time. He
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plans to circumnavigate the globe in blackface. His goal is to prove once and
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for all that women can drive just as well as men. In the current
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year, however, citing menopause, he instead leads the Montreal Pride Parade on
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a unicycle. The crowd is offended by his use of blackface and throws rotten
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vegetables at him. He's then formally adopted by Klaus Schwab of the World Economic
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Forum. So Grok wrote a poem about this for me, starring Justin Trudeau,
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and again, I just I love the fact that Grok will actually do
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this. I think it's a fantastic thing because I don't think there's any other
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Ais that will do this. They can spot something that's not woke from a
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mile away, mile away, all right in skies of blue and fields of
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a tale of Trudeau and Amelia's dream, A vaginoplasty, a change of scene,
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a journey to prove what's right and what's not in blackface. It's been
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uh, thank you, Grok. A reincarnation. Some might say, of
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Amelia Earhart on this very day. A voyage to circumnavigate the globe, A
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mission to show that women can drive just like that this current year. A
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noble strive, but as the winds of fate would change, menopause, a
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challenge, a new range, no circumnavigation and no journey far, just a
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Montreal Pride parade, a unicycle, a new star. The crowd, offended
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by the blackface site throw rotten vegetables, a bitter plight. Trudeau, undeterred,
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continues his ride. A symbol of change, A journey to abide and
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then adopted by Schwab of the w e F. A new chapter in Trudeau's
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quest. A journey of change, A story to tell, a tale of
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Trudeau and Amlia's dream in blackface. It's being man. I just I love
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this. A tale of change, of humor and wit, A journey of
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growth, a new spirit, a tale of Trudeau, a man of many
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faces, A story of blackface, A journey of grace. Well, I'm
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satisfied with that. I think Groc did a pretty good job there. He
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did everything I asked him to do. If you guys have any ideas,
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by the way, uh, you know, put them in the chat and
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you know, maybe I'll throw them in there. See what groc can come
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up with. All right, one second, I just want to check one
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more thing out here. Yeah, it looks like the volume is working good.
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Okay, I'm always a little paranoid about that. All right, where
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are we next? We go to Jordan Peterson will publicize every single bit of
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forced re education by Ontario College of Psychologists. So I think most people probably
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know about this, most people who would be following what channel would know about
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this. But Jordan Peterson, the famous Jordan Peterson, he was called in
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for a put under investigation by his regulating board, which is the Ontario College
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of Psychologists. And they had received some complaints from random people, not his
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clients, right, not his clients from his business as a as a as
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a psychologist, just random people, like a dozen from around the world had
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complained about his texts and ah, well within free free speech and you know,
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just its opinion. So they decided that he would have to take essentially
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forced re education, so a social media course to teach him how I mean,
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it's unbelievable, right, it's essentially re education. And if he doesn't
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do it, he lose his license, he appealed it, he's lost his
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appeal and now there's no other legal recourse for him, so he has to
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take this and or he could just give away his license. I don't think
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he's doing it because he wants to keep his license that much, because he's
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no longer a practicing psychologist anymore. I think it's a matter of principle,
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and I think that's most things with Peterson. I mean that's, you know,
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why he became well known in the first place, essentially warning everybody else
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about creeping authoritarianism as it related to the you know, forced, you know,
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compulsory use of just made up pronouns in Canada. Right, So in
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any case, he's lost his appeal and he's saying that he's going to publicize
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every single bit of forestry education by the Ontario College of Psychologists Again. I
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made a thirteen to fourteen minute video on it that was I came out two
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days ago, and I would encourage you to watch that. It took me
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a long time, took me like six hours to do it, so it
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would make me happy if you did. Jordan Peterson has been ordered to go
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to well, let's actually just see, we've already been through that. Let's
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just see what he said. I think I'll fight a little longer, he
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said, bring it on, you bloody pikers. I'll try. I'm not
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going to attempt to Jordan Peterson impersonation here. I'd have to practice. Now,
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we're not even going to go there. Take your next steps, bureaucrats,
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Write me and tell me exactly or how exactly we are to conduct my
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re education. I'll play along. Find out exactly what you will do now
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that you've been emboldened to do. Whatever it is that the darkest, resentful
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demons lurking in your evil, little low level administration hearts most truly desire,
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even to your own detriment. Tell us what you really think. I mean,
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he's got away with words. Those are spiteful words there, little evil,
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little low level administrative hearts that most truly desire, even to your own
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detriment. That's the thing with these little petty dictators, little tinpot dictators,
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and the activists and the anti free speech people, the woke people, they
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don't understand that when they're taking away other people's free speech rights, they're actually
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taking away their own as well. Somehow, even intelligent people can't see further
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than their own shadow. You know, this will affect even if you're not
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using your right to say a particular thing. You're losing your right to say
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that. And of course that can be broadened out to god knows what right.
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I mean, one thing is certain that when you start moving in this
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censorship direction, it just will fan out. There's going to be mission creep
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with that. And apparently these people just can't they cannot comprehend that for some
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reason. Quote, I'll see how burdensome playing your pathetic little game becomes,
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and I will publicize every single bit of it, and if I get tired
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of it, which seems highly likely, I'll hand over the bloody license.
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I am increasingly embarrassed in any case to possess and let you continue journeying.
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Oh so boray to the dismal, fearful, pessimistic, moralizing petty butter won't
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melt in our mouths hellish straits that you envision as the paradise bet fit best
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fit for your fellow citizens, yourselves, and your children. So really,
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what he's doing is he's just he's warning everybody, saying like this is coming
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for you too, even for the idiots that are practicing it right now.
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See. He also warned Canadians who do not have the same means as an
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options as he does, noting that he is independently wealthy and they will fare
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far worse than he has under the bureaucratic minions of the deep state. So
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you have to consider too. Okay, So this is one you know,
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professional body, the Ontario College of Psychologists, But there's how many of them,
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right, A lot of people who are not independently wealthy as he is
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aren't going to shut their mouths. You know, nurses. Look at what's
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happening with Amy Hamm in British Columbia right now, for basically refusing to say
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that she believes that a man can become a woman. She's been going through
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like a trial from her regulatory body as a nurse. It's been going on
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for like a year now. They just keep dragging it out. And this
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is because she just believes in basic biology. So the sort of thing that
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will affect huge swaths of society where you have to censor yourself even with your
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private communications. I mean, that's nineteen eighty four, that's stock control at
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that point. That's you know, we're getting to the point of thought crimes.
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Peterson said, Canadians, mark my words, your much vaunted Charter of
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Rights isn't worth the paper it's printed on. As one of the US remaining
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signatories, has been continually continually striving to indicate, well, I do go
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into this in the video that I made a couple of days ago about this
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quote. Your right to free speech is essentially non existent, as evidenced by
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the court decisions we are now considering. You have almost no legal rights to
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property. Your rights to mobility can be taken away without consequence at any moment,
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as they were very recently. That was with the federal mandates in Canada,
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vaccine mandates that prohibited anybody from traveling traveling by plane or train without being
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fully fully vaccinated. Now, Canada is a very big place, and it's
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cold too through most of it is really really cold, except for a little
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strip of land on the west coast which does get cold at times too.
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And I mean that's cruelty because you know, if you've got you know,
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somebody who doesn't have a car, you know, I mean, how are
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they going to get across, you know, from one you know, from
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one province to another, never mind across the entire country. Right, that
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was a cruelty. And by the way, that was based on the mandates
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which supposedly were to to stop the spread. Right, Trudeau went down his
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rant about how you you if you think you'll be sitting next to a vaccinated
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person on a plane or on a train. You know, the the reasons
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that were given, the justification that was given for that is that you were
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going to give everybody COVID right if you didn't have the vaccine, but the
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people that had the vaccine wouldn't. Of course, it comes out, it
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did come out in the court case evidence that the administration, the Trudeau Trudeau
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government had been scrambling right up to the very second that the mandates went through
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to find an actual medical, hard, concrete justification for the mandate itself,
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because as we all know now, it had never even been tested for the
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vaccine I'm talking about for transmissibility. So your right to mobility can be taken
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away without consequence at any moment, as they were very recently. Yeah,
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so that's the story behind that. You can all too easily become the indentured
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servant of anyone you dare to hire. Your tax load is going to continue
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to increase and rapidly. Your economy is predicted to be the worst performing of
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any developing country for the next three decades, and that failure will be trumpeted
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positively as the d growth necessary to save the planet, so conveniently providing those
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who like Trudeau have no interest in monetary policy, to parade the ignorance and
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machiavellian idiocy as a positive virtue. I'm saving the planet. I'm saving the
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planet is a get out of jail free card for any in all crimes and
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justification for a power grab the likes of which we have never seen. Yeah.
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I mean he's not overstating it at all, at least not to my
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mind. I think to an increasing number of Canadians he's not overstating the matter
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at all. Trudeau have no interest in monetary policy. Yeah, I mean
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he's I've shown that tape in on my videos many times. He says,
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you'll forgive me if I don't think about monetary policy. I mean, it's
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up with that smug look on his face. Ugh, it's grotesque anyway,
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continue the failure of my peal, he continued, means that your professionals,
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engineers, physicians, lawyers, and teachers, among others, are now required
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by administrative fiat to conceal what they really think and believe, which is precisely
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the truth you most truly need from them, lest they lest they run a
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foul of the administrative minions who have now been granted full sway over their tongues
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and pens. So he obviously correctly recognizes this as a harmful thing, a
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dangerous thing, because if you've got if ideological purity is ruling, you know,
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say, you know, like a the administrative Board for physicians say,
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right, well, what you want is evidence based, real objective medicine.
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Right. Well, if the board decides just make something up because it's along
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diversity, equity and inclusion lines, maybe you don't get this service. Maybe
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that's a new equity rule they have. Maybe you're not in the right category.
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Things like this become reality. I mean, we don't. It's not
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like we don't have a template for this. Right. We could look at
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the Soviet Union, we could look at like things like like Sanchoism, right,
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which resulted in you know, millions of deaths by starvation. So it's
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not like like we have no idea what will happen. It's not like we
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have no idea where woke dysfunction takes us. I wonder how many of the
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people pushing this, I mean, many of them don't. They're they're just
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there are automatons at this point, right, they've just been fully captured by
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the Wolke mind virus. But some of them surely, surely do know.
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And the only explanation for why they would keep pushing something so destructive, ideas
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so destructive, is that they know, and they don't care. They think
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it's worth it. These are the got to break a few eggs to make
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an omelet crowd. It's famously credited to Orwell, after hearing this from some
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you know, Champagne socialist in England, you know you got to break a
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few eggs make an omelet, he said, Well, it's credit to it
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credited to him to say saying, you know, well, where's the omelet?
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Well there isn't an omelet. There never is. But anyway, I
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mean, that is this is what we're seeing here, this ideological capture.
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That is what we're seeing. If you start to read books about the Soviet
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Union, say or the cultural revolution in China. You'll recognize all of this
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anyway. Further, he said that the infringement on your rights, all your
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rights canon will be justified by the court, by the courts if the action
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does canon will be justified by the courts if the action that does so promotes
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Archer values. This is very important here. We'll get back to this Charter
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values guaranteed and promoted nowhere in the fundamental legal structure that makes up Canada and
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those that have become precisely the diversity, equity, inclusivity groups, right conceptualization
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of humanity and vengeful quasi Marxist but worse victim victimizer narrative that all goes to
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make up the progressive ideals of the carnivorous sheep who now rule this sad and
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blind land. Yeah, I mean, you know what, Canadians are opening
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up their eyes now though they are. It's starting to happen. Canadians are
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starting to wake up. Yeah, I mean it has been Canadians have been
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asleep, had been asleep for a long time because Canadians and kind of we've
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never had this level of recklessness and incompetence at the head of government before you
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know, and Canadians aren't used to that. I mean, we've had leaders
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that have no I mean, his father was not great either, right,
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Justin Trudeau's father was not great either. But you know, more or less,
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you know, for I don't know, the last couple of decades,
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anyway, we've had you know, reasonably competent leadership. They've not been fucking
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lunatics. They haven't been crazy people. They haven't been you know, cult
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members, right, They've been more or less pragmatic to different levels, but
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not crazy. And I think Canadians just got used to the idea that,
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well, you know, the people running as art nuts and they won't be
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even if they sound like they're kind of nuts like Trudeau. Justin Trudeau always
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has. So Canadians are asleep, I mean so asleep. We voted for
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him three times, not me, don't blame me, not my fault.
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The three times. I mean sure, the last one was a minority government,
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and now he's still running basically running the country basically is a majority because
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of the coalition with the NDB. I won't get into that, but I
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mean, they're, as far as I can tell, they're all woke commies.
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So they should be very happy together. But in any case, what's
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he talking about here when he says canon will be justified by the courts of
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the action that does so promotes Charter values. So this is a Charter values
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are essentially just a made up thing. So you have the Charter of Rights
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and Freedoms in Canada, right, and Section two says you've got the rights
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to free speech and we'llbility all that kind of stuff. Right. Section one,
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though, has a loophole in it that says you've got all these rights
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unless there's reasonable reason for the government to not give them to you within reason.
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I'm not going to bring it up and read it to you right now
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because we're already into this and I just don't want to. But so there's
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kind of there's a loop. There's essentially a loophole there, right, which
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is, you know, how the mandates happened and all of that. So
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there's been something new introduced as a tool for judges, which is Charter values.
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These are not mentioned anywhere in Canadian law. It's just this thing that's
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been made up, Charter values, which is essentially, you know, as
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long as it's reasonable in the spirit of it, you know, it gives
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the judges leeway. What does that do, well, it just means that
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it's up to the judge. The judges prejudices, the judges politics. If
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the judge is an activist judge, he can just use Charter values. That's
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it. Now you're screwed. Essentially, it means that Canadians don't really have
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any rights. If you if you're taking a case to court and the judge
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just simply doesn't like you or is biased against you for ideological reasons, well
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that's too bad. You don't really have any rights. The judge is gonna
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use Charter values. So you've gone from Charter rights to Charter values, which
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essentially just erases the rights. There's no may not you know, in Section
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two of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, it's pretty much just you know,
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all rights are are you know, there's there's no may not infringe in
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it. It's well, you know you've got these rights unless we decide,
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you know, having a bad day no. So that is what Jordan Peterson
31:59
is very rightfully pissed off about and what he's trying to warn Canadians about,
32:07
and hopefully, I mean more and more Canadians are starting to listen, right,
32:12
Trudeau's way down in the bulls. Trudeau is actually and made a video
32:15
about this as well. Trudeau is actually less popular in Canada than Trump is,
32:21
and that's a remarkable thing. I think Trudeau's are like thirty percent approval
32:25
right now. Trump's at like thirty three. And that's a remarkable thing because
32:30
in Canada there is an overwhelming pseudonomy of anti Trump and just anti conservative and
32:36
conservative in general. At propaganda that we get, it's anything from the States,
32:40
Like the Canadian media loves talking about the States, the corporate media,
32:45
but it's basically like listening to a slightly calmer version of MSNBC when they're reporting
32:51
on it, and any you know expert they have on it's somebody from the
32:55
Washington Post of the New York Times. It's insanely biased. The same thing
33:00
happened in Canada that happened in the States with like the New York Times when
33:02
Trump got into office, where they decided we didn't stop this. Of course,
33:06
they're all crazy, fucking woke leftists, right, they freaked out because
33:09
they should have done something. You know, it's they had a duty to
33:14
not you know, report objectively and just you know, tell you the facts
33:17
and be neutral. No, they have to. That's the point where decided
33:22
they need to put put their finger on the scale to essentially manipulate and socially
33:27
engineer. And the same thing happened in Canada. So they're not I was
33:31
just listening to a former CBC producer talk about this earlier today. They're not
33:37
interested now in just reporting being objective and neutral. They think that they have
33:42
an obligation to put their own personal political biases into it because they're so fucking
33:47
convinced that they're right about everything and that they're virtuous. If you watch the
33:53
news in Canada, I mean, I think it's actually more insidious even than
33:59
the than the American news, because you know, it's fairly calm, it's
34:04
fairly calm, but it is unrelenting, unrelentingly biased and unfair and it's just
34:10
a it is a long long list of lies, biomission. All right,
34:24
So Peterson's pissed off and I am too, and Canadians are getting increasingly pissed
34:29
off. But oh yeah, so yeah. The point was that Trudeau is
34:34
less popular in Canada than Trump is in Canada. Trump is not popular in
34:38
Canada right now. The people there are people like me. There's you know,
34:43
thirty three percent of the country actually does like Trump, which is amazing
34:46
because of all that propaganda that we get, and so, I mean that
34:52
is a remarkable thing. And on the other side of that, all of
34:57
the pro Trudeau propaganda that we get for the media here. So it shows
35:01
you that you can fool some of the people some of the time, but
35:04
you can't fool everybody all the time. And there's some there's something hopeful,
35:07
there's something white pill about that. Right, So you've got the media's champion,
35:13
the media's champion, and constantly riding in on the white horse throwing bags
35:16
of money at the media. You know, if you're not from Canada,
35:20
you may not know, but the most of the media here now is subsidized
35:22
by the government. Of course, the CBC is just completely you know,
35:28
almost entirely. I think it's one point two billion dollars from the government every
35:31
year. But he's been throwing around hundreds of millions of dollars to you know,
35:36
Global, CTV, other big media companies in Canada with the obvious what's
35:43
the what's the obvious motivation to be giving money to the people that are reporting
35:47
on you, you know, giving money to the people that are going to
35:52
be giving themselves bonuses for reporting on you. Well, I think it's pretty
35:57
transparent, isn't it. He's not paying him to shit on him. So
36:07
even with all of that, I think it's kind of a remarkable thing.
36:12
It shows that the social engineering only goes so far, and it's in fact
36:17
being reversed now. So we shall see, though we shall see. Let's
36:24
move on. New grand jury in dates all right, let me start over.
36:30
New grand jury indicts Alec Baldwin on involuntary manslaughter for rest shooting. So
36:37
it looks like it looks like he might actually see some jail time for that.
36:45
How do you guys feel about that? By the way, Like,
36:50
do you guys want to see him go to jail? Do you think like,
36:52
well, was it let's see? John McCay says, Kroc is my
37:00
new Who's Kroc? Croc? Am? I missing something here? I don't
37:09
know anyway, Uh, but let me know what you think, like,
37:16
should you go to jail? Like you guys want to see him go to
37:19
jail? Was it exit? I mean, I don't know, I don't
37:21
know what I don't know what I think exactly. I know that he acted
37:23
pretty recklessly and he is getting charged with manslaughter now, so this comes after
37:30
charges against the actor we're dropped last year and taken back up. Oh,
37:37
grok, is that what you're talking about? Groc, John Groc? Because
37:40
the groc is Groc is the Twitter Ai Grec is maybe my best friend at
37:47
this point, I'm not sure. I think it's gonna be the I think
37:52
it's the start of a beautiful friendship. Though. I will say this comes
37:57
up to the charges against the actor were dropped last year, then taken back
38:00
up again in November, in what seems to be a never ending case.
38:06
I wonder if they just don't like him, that's understandable. The decision to
38:10
indict Balden was announced Friday after a New Mexico grand jury heard evidence presented by
38:16
special prosecutors Carrie Morrissey and Jason Lewis. He was charged with one count of
38:22
involuntary manslaughter. Let's see, there's no trial date yet, but if the
38:28
actor is convicted, he could face a maximum penalty of eighteen months in prison
38:32
for the killing. Really, is that it eighteen months for manslaughter? It's
38:37
kind of surprised by that Baldwin who said someone is responsible, but I know
38:40
it's not me. But I know it's not me as not the only person
38:45
facing trial in the death of Hutchins. The film's armor Hannah Gutierra's Reid,
38:51
was charged last year with involuntary manslaughter, and her trial is set to begin
38:53
February twenty first. So here's my question here. Okay, so bald when
39:00
said someone is responsible, but I know it's not me, So okay,
39:07
correct me if I'm wrong here. But Alec Baldwin had a gun on set
39:14
and he pointed it at somebody on the set and then pulled the trigger.
39:22
So I mean, this is basic gun safety, right, Like, you
39:24
don't ever like point a gun at somebody unless you intend to shoot him,
39:28
right. I think that's a rule, isn't it? Like you're not supposed
39:35
to point guns even if there's nothing in it's not loaded, you're certain is
39:37
not loaded. You're not supposed to point a gun at somebody and pull the
39:39
trigger, Like I My understanding is this is just basic gun safety, right,
39:49
So it seems like it kind of is his fault, right, It
39:53
kind of seems like he is responsible. I mean if he hadn't pointed the
39:58
gun at the woman and pulled the trigger, he wouldn't have shot her,
40:01
Like, she wouldn't have gotten shot. Nobody would have shot her that day,
40:05
right, Like he's the only person who shot anybody, And he's the
40:08
only person who pointed a gun at her and pulled the trigger and shot her.
40:15
So I don't know who else could possibly be responsible. Now, I
40:19
mean, I don't know what that means legally, but I mean it is
40:25
obvious, right, you just don't do that. And my understanding is that
40:31
the practice in film production is that you don't you still don't point anyway,
40:37
you point off to the side because you know, camera angles and everything.
40:39
It doesn't matter. So I don't know. I mean, he's pretty clearly
40:47
responsible in my opinion. Right, if it had been somebody else who had
40:51
taken the gun and pointed it at the woman and pulled the trigger, then
40:54
they'd be responsible. Let's see, John mckinness is saying the WEF, the
41:06
World Economic Forum, owns Trudeau and the private central Bank owns the WWEF.
41:12
Well, look, I mean Trudeau. Well, Klaus brags about Trudeau.
41:17
He brags about penetrating, penetrating the cabinet. We are very proud of Justin
41:24
Trudeau, and we have, in fact penetrated over fifty percent of his I
41:30
mean, he's on tape. I've showed it in my videos many times,
41:35
many times. You should watch all of those my regular videos, like I
41:43
do the live stream Friday night, right eleven thirty two. God knows,
41:46
it could be four o'clock in the morning. It often is. But during
41:51
the week, I'm putting out you know, nine ten. Now I am
41:54
anywhay've up my output a bit. I'm putting out nine ten, you know,
41:57
four five six, and the videos that Peterson when was fourteen thirteen,
42:00
fourteen minutes. So a lot of this stuff is in those videos, so
42:05
you can check them out. Probably subscribing would be a good idea so you
42:07
can find them very easily. But yeah, I mean, Klaus has been
42:15
bragging about penetrating the Canadian government. Trudeau is not working for the that is
42:24
clear at this point. Trudeau is not working for the for the Canadian people,
42:30
right, this insane deluge of mass immigration. He knows that the people
42:35
don't want it any more of it, that it's too much. This is
42:37
a major issue for the next election. Probably the big well certainly the biggest
42:43
issue for the next election, because so many of Canada's current woes flow directly
42:49
from the mass immigration. And of course he knows this, and he's not
42:54
stopping, and he's not even considering stopping it. Just probably, well,
43:00
the the economy will fall apart. This fucking lie that if you don't bring
43:04
in millions of people mass mass immigration every single year, your economy is going
43:08
to fall apart. It's obviously a fucking lie. At this point, we
43:13
have the record. They've been telling us this for decades. Now, guess
43:15
what, everything keeps getting worse. Stop. It's so I find it so
43:25
bizarre, these these lies just keep going on and on and on. Of
43:30
course the media treats it like it's gospel, right, and if you just
43:35
have a reasonable concern you're an ester phobe or whatever xenophobe. Now you notice
43:43
how you ask somebody who's who's you know, a pro immigration person, they
43:46
say, well, what is the of course nobody thinks there should be zero
43:52
like if we need one more doctor, say like, Canada, okay is
43:54
doing great, except we need one more surgeon, brain surgeon say. Nobody's
44:00
going to say, well, don't bring in a brain surgeon obviously, right.
44:04
But if you ask them, say, well, what's the limit?
44:07
What's the limit is? You know right now it's like a million people a
44:10
year in Canada, which is insane for our population. You say, what's
44:14
the limit? How about one hundred million people in one year? They will
44:20
never answer it. They'll never say, well, no, that would definitely
44:22
beat to you. What they just won't answer. It's like this weird thing.
44:25
They have to be always on the side. They always have to go
44:30
in the direction of just whatever feels left wing right. There's no reason,
44:35
there's no principle behind it. It's just whatever kind of feels left wing.
44:39
And if it doesn't feel like it's left wing right, and if it doesn't
44:44
feel like something that would be safe to put on social media with their group
44:47
of friends, right, well, then it must be right wing. And
44:50
they just can't do That's why they'll never answer just basic questions, common sense
44:53
questions, like you know, our health is falling apart here because it comes
45:01
down to supply and demand. There's only so much resources, Like, let's
45:06
get to some numbers here, right. They don't want to know anyway,
45:15
where was I Oh yeah, Alec Baldwin. So I think we wrapped that
45:22
up. I mean, you guys, tell me what you think. It
45:27
seems like, you know, he says that he's not responsible. Somebody is,
45:30
but it's not him. But it's just sure. It just seems like
45:34
the guy who actually physically pulled out a gun, aimed it at somebody and
45:38
shut them might be the person who's responsible. I don't know, maybe I'm
45:44
crazy. I mean he's saying that, well I didn't know it was loaded,
45:46
but still still, I mean, like you can like not pointed at
45:52
somebody and pull the trigger all the same, right, Like you don't have
45:57
to do that, Like you don't have to take somebody else's life in your
46:00
hands anyway. Only crap are at fifty minutes already? Wow, Okay.
46:20
Seattle Area Elementary school pushes radical activists radical activist content on students against parents wishes
46:29
they think that they're their kids, they really do. What a bizarre attitude
46:35
to have, I mean, the extreme narcissism. How do you get recklessness?
46:42
Let's take a look. The whole stream is not going to be just
46:49
me getting angrily ranting. By the way, Okay, there's some fun stuff
46:54
coming up. Too, well, more fun than me ranting or different than
46:58
me ranting. Let's say, maybe me ranting is the best part. I
47:00
don't know. The Seattle area elementary school was called out for pushing transgender and
47:06
radical socialist ideology on students this week, at just days after parents slam the
47:13
school board for promoting radical sexual content to their children. According to the Burian
47:22
News, mar Vista Elementary and Normandy Park Washington did not inform parents that the
47:28
day following Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Day, children would be read the book
47:32
A Is for Activist. A Is for Activists kind of a red flag right
47:37
off the bat right, except by you know, Santo Nagara, filled with
47:44
activist slogans and radical far left ideology. The moment that I hear A is
47:47
for activist, I think, well, P is for propaganda and G is
47:55
for well, you know what it's for. Some of the lines include L
48:02
is for lgbt Q, liberate What does that mean? By the way?
48:08
Liberate like liberate lgbto like it? Where is the where is the lack of
48:15
liberation? There? Exactly like they're basically there seems to be like a whole
48:20
season dedicated to it. In Canada, and it's not even a month anymore.
48:23
It's like a season now, you know. The Prime Minister just can't.
48:31
I mean, you've never seen him happier than at of Pride Parade,
48:38
So I don't understand. I mean, it's just well, okay, we'll
48:40
get into it. M for megaphones, mayday megaphones like it, crazy protests,
48:47
crazy comedy protests. Oh, educate, agitate and organize. Agitate obviously,
48:58
you know, book like A is for activity. This is a kid,
49:00
a book for little kids. These people are dare I say evil?
49:07
Dare I say evil? This is trying to indoctrinate little kids. Agitate,
49:15
p peace, march, protest, pow pow power to the PEP people.
49:22
How about propaganda P for propaganda, right R is for radical reds and ruinous
49:28
ratic. These people are fucking insane. They're trying to create little revolutionaries.
49:35
TEA is for Transhichi they that is you. X is for Malcolm X.
49:42
I mean it's actually funny, it's actually funny how transparently propagandist. This is
49:51
just it's so they're not I guess the point is they're not even trying to
49:55
hide it, right, It's not subtle. This isn't subtle indoctrination. Let's
50:04
see John McKinney says. Doctor Malone reported the Rotrudeau Foundation owns a large percentage
50:12
of Equitas Therapeutics that make slippids for the VAX, which means it is in
50:16
mister T's financial interest to push the vacs. You know some time ago I
50:23
did. It's probably going back a couple of years. Now. I looked
50:27
into that and it's kind of murky. I don't think that you can it's
50:35
I think that what it came down to, you now, I mean,
50:37
actually, I think I actually made a video on this. I think what
50:38
it came down to is that may have been part of a mutual fund,
50:45
but I think it was Marky. I don't I'm not willing to say absolutely
50:51
that that it's you know, corruption that have to take you know, I'll
51:00
take another look at it again. Maybe there's been some new stuff that's come
51:02
out. When I look before, I didn't see it, or at least
51:08
the super strong case for it. But you know, well, I'll take
51:13
another look at it. I'll see what I can find. Let's see,
51:22
now, I was saying Trudeau is not reckless in the wef train Trudeau to
51:24
break Canada financially, so the Bank of Canada would call the assets and take
51:30
over Canada and it's debtors, debtors and the taxpayers the real hunger games.
51:36
Well, Trudeau isn't working for the Canadian people, right, He's clearly not
51:39
working for the Canadian people at this point. He is has a strong connection
51:44
to the World Economic Forum. Those are his people, right, like his
51:47
people are not the Canadian people. He said that Canada is the first post
51:52
national country. He said that Canada has no core identity. Personally, I
51:57
think when he says Canada has no core identity, I think he's that's projection,
52:00
that's classic projection. I think he doesn't have a core identity because he
52:06
doesn't even see himself as a real Canadian, Right, you don't forget that
52:09
Justin Trudeau is a scion of Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the most famous Canadian prime
52:15
minister of all time. Sometime you know, international darling. So he's not
52:22
just some kid who grew up in a suburb somewhere, right. He grew
52:29
up with wealth and privilege and you know, with like an internationalist father.
52:37
And that's what he is. He's an internationalist, right, of course,
52:39
he would be much more at home with the people, with the business leaders
52:44
and the world leaders at the World Economic Forum than at home. I mean,
52:46
that's his milieu, that's where he really belongs. I don't think that
52:54
he likes Canada. Why would you say that that Canada has no core identity?
53:02
You know, would you say if you said that about a person,
53:05
that person has no core identity. I don't think you liked that person very
53:07
much, just as I don't think that Justin Trudeau likes Canada. His interests
53:15
are not Canadian's interests. I don't think he even feels a connection. I
53:22
mean, he spends enough time running the country down, all right, everybody's
53:27
racist. Canada is a racist country, and blah blah blah. It never
53:32
ends, even when you know, when he got caught for the blackface thing
53:37
and he was like, you know, they asked him how many times you
53:38
done it? And he said, well, I can't say, because if
53:40
it turns out to be more than that, then it will seem like I'm
53:44
lying. He's also not that bright. You might have noticed, right,
53:47
but at that point, you know where he actually turned it at that at
53:52
that time he turned it onto that it was really Canada that was racist,
53:57
not so much him. You know, he turned it to well, we've
54:00
had a lot of a lot of work to do. I'm so sorry about
54:01
the black face. Well we've got a lot of work to do again to
54:04
deal with all the racism. It's like, well, the rest of us
54:07
weren't doing it. It was just you speak about yourself. I wasn't running
54:14
around in blackface. I'm about the same age as them, you know at
54:17
the end. And it wasn't like he was doing it when he was like
54:20
fifty. He was still doing it like in his thirties. Anyway, back
54:29
to this again, So yes, so they're trying to and this is in
54:31
Seattle, not surprisingly, a book called Apho Activist with like ours for radical
54:39
reds. Ruinous writers. They're fucking communists. They're not even trying to hide
54:44
it. Ruinous rights, ruinous writers. These are children. The last letter
55:00
book is Z is for Zeppatista, of course, the far left militant revolutionary
55:05
group in Mexico. This is like a Seattle public school. The concealing of
55:16
the radical books from parents was the latest controversy since the beginning of the year.
55:22
Earlier this month, a fourth grade class received an equity lesson after one
55:28
of the school's teachers, Miss Angela, decided over the winter break, to
55:30
become mister angel and students were expected to use new he him pronouns. So
55:45
that's what they're putting the children through. It seems like they feel there's more
55:52
of a responsibility to the teachers than there is to the children. Who ever
56:00
knew what their parents were, what their teachers, anything about like their teachers'
56:07
personal lives in the past. Apparently now they tell them everything. It's not
56:12
just the pronouns. They're telling them who they're married to, and their hobbies
56:15
and all kinds of shit. I never knew any of that stuff. They
56:17
didn't tell us. It would have been considered to be extremely, extremely inappropriate
56:24
back then. And you know what, it would have been right. They
56:29
would have been right. Let's see. In the last minute emails to parents
56:39
the day before school was slated to resume, the principle sent out lesson plans
56:44
including the book It Feels Good to Be Yourself, a book about gender identity.
56:49
So a book about bullshit, A book about a made up pseudo scientific
56:55
concept. Great, let's see. According to the principle of the book,
57:05
which includes a passage about doctors guessing guessing a baby sex at birth. I
57:09
guess they call it a signed assigned sexit birth now right, claiming they are
57:15
sometimes wrong was deemed age appropriate and in accordance with the board policy at the
57:21
Highland Public Schools. These people are insane and I think at this point we
57:25
can just say it's they're malevolent. I don't think these are nice people.
57:30
Nice people wouldn't conduct their social experiment on kids, because that is exactly what's
57:37
happening. It's a giant social experiment being conducted on an entire generation of children
57:43
in the Western world. Nice people, well intentioned people, wouldn't do that.
57:50
I mean, seems like children's childhood is a children's childhoods is a very
57:54
fragile thing. You'd think that it would require or that you would expect a
57:59
great deal of caution, right, Like it's again, children's youth is a
58:07
is a fragile thing. You want to make sure you don't break it,
58:10
right, not because of your fucking retarded politics. And this stuff is all
58:17
politics now, by the way, this is more politics now than you know
58:27
tax code. All right, we're an hour in. It's probably time to
58:37
hit the twitter stuff. So this is all stuff I've curated over the last
58:42
week. It's just thrown in here kind of randomly. But let's take a
58:45
look. So what is this? This was pure fire Kevin Roberts. It
58:51
just so. This is the head of the Heritage Foundation, the right wing
58:55
think tank, and he apparently so they had me lay at the WEF and
59:00
we'll get to that video because it's great, and they got this guy too.
59:05
So let's take a look at what he has to say. And I'm
59:07
guessing this is stuff that the Claus and his buddies that the WEF didn't like
59:13
much. It's laughable that you would or anyone would describe Davos as protecting liberal
59:16
democracy. It's equally up for it. It's equally laughable to use the word
59:22
dictatorship at Davos and aim that at President Trump. In fact, I think
59:27
that's absurd. But I'm a step aside from that constructive criticism and instead answer
59:31
your question. And I'm going to be substantive here President Trump, if he's
59:37
the next president for that matter, I think whoever the next conservative president is
59:40
going to take on the power of the elites. Which I mentioned earlier.
59:45
But the thing that I want to drive home here, the very reason that
59:47
I'm here at Davos, is to explain to many people in this room and
59:51
who are watching, with all due respect, nothing personal, but that's you're
59:54
part of the problem. Political elites tell the average people on three or FO
1:00:00
four or five issues that the reality is X, when in fact reality is
1:00:04
why take immigration. Elites tell us that open borders and even illegal immigration are
1:00:10
okay. The average person tells us in the United States that both rob them
1:00:15
of the American way of life. They're right. President Trump will take that
1:00:19
on on behalf of the average American. Elites also tell us that public safety
1:00:23
isn't a problem in big American cities. Just travel to New York or Washington
1:00:28
or Dallas, Texas. The average person will tell you that the lack of
1:00:31
public safety damages not just the American way of life, but their life.
1:00:37
President Trump will take that on. Thirdly, I guess the favorite at the
1:00:39
World Economic Forum is climate change. Elites tell us that we have this existential
1:00:46
crisis with so called climate change, so much so that climate alarmism is probably
1:00:51
the greatest cause for mental health crisis in the world, The solutions the average
1:00:57
person know based on climate are far worse and more harmful and cost more human
1:01:04
lives, especially in Europe during the time that you need heating than do the
1:01:09
problem and the problems themselves. Fourth to more Herobin. The fourth China the
1:01:16
number one adversary not just to the United States, but to free people on
1:01:22
planet Earth. Not only do we at Davos not say that we give the
1:01:28
Chinese Communist Party a platform, count on President Trump ending that nonsense. And
1:01:32
Fifth, as we sit here, another supernational organization, the World Health Organization,
1:01:39
is discussing foisting gender ideology upon the global self. These are practices that
1:01:46
are under review, if not being rejected, by countries in Northern Europe.
1:01:52
The new president, especially if it's President Trump, will, as you like
1:01:54
to say, trust the science. He will understand the basic biological reality of
1:02:00
manhood and womanhood. And do you know why, not because of retribution,
1:02:06
not because he's a dictator, but because he has the power of the American
1:02:09
people behind him. And it's connected to Senator Portman's excellent point that in addition
1:02:15
to needing a vigorous executive, we look forward to having the popular will inform
1:02:20
both the House and Senate in twenty twenty five to pass laws on all of
1:02:23
those issues and many others. Ultimately, Robin, I think President Trump,
1:02:28
if in fact he wins a second term, is going to be inspired by
1:02:31
the wise words of Javier Malay, who said that he was in power not
1:02:37
to guide sheep, but to awaken lyons. That's what the average American and
1:02:43
the average free person on planet Earth wants out of leaders. Well, that's
1:02:47
not what Klaus wants to hear. I don't think they. They generally talk
1:02:58
about people like their aims. As the World Economic Forum. If you read
1:03:05
the Great Reset Klos book too, I mean it's clear he sees you as
1:03:07
an ant. Right. They will not like that because it reflects objective reality.
1:03:19
Right, And that's the truth and the and again it will be ignored
1:03:25
because this is this the people, the powerful people gathered at the World Economic
1:03:30
Forum, ninety nine percent of them don't care you're an ant. They don't
1:03:36
care about you. These are the people who want you to own nothing and
1:03:39
be happy, as if that's even possible. Right. These are the people
1:03:45
who want to bring up I believe a global you know, social credit score,
1:03:49
right, just have this global surf class right chain to this social credit
1:03:54
score that can restrict you from just living, doing anything, buying food right,
1:04:01
certainly travel anything like that. That's what these people are interested in.
1:04:06
They're interested in their fifteen minute cities, right. They're not considering us at
1:04:12
all, right, so they will ignore that. See John mckinneth said that
1:04:17
jag Meat saying is the real problem as he holds out for his lifetime pension
1:04:23
which is not entitled to, which is not entitled to for over a year
1:04:28
yet, so Jack Meat saying, if you're not from Canada. He is
1:04:30
the leader of the NDP, which is basically the third party in Canada.
1:04:35
They are the most woke party in Canada and they're just it's basically there is
1:04:44
a Communist Party of Canada, which is not very many people, but NDP
1:04:47
is basically that at this point. And it's a competition between the between the
1:04:57
Liberals and the NDP to be the most insane, far lef woke Liberals in
1:05:00
Canada used to be fairly reasonable, but since Trudeau took over, it's been
1:05:05
a disaster. But so Trudeau has a minority government in Canada right now,
1:05:13
which means that he doesn't have the power. He doesn't have the seats in
1:05:15
Parliament to pass his bills without help from other parties. So the NDP is
1:05:20
joined a coalition with jag Meet Sing and essentially they're just doing whatever Trudeau wants.
1:05:27
So Trudeau is essentially ruling as if he has a majority, right,
1:05:32
and John here is saying that he's holding out for his lifetime pension. You
1:05:35
know, maybe I wonder if he's got some other ambitions. I have to
1:05:44
wonder at some point. I mean, maybe this sounds crazy, but the
1:05:46
Canadian policies is fucking insane right now. I wonder if he's got some sort
1:05:51
of a deal where he's planning because he knows that as leader of the NDP
1:05:56
he'll never be Prime minister, right, so I wonder if he trying to
1:06:00
curry favor for a jump to the Liberals maybe after the next election, you
1:06:08
know, because he just seems to me, I mean, he's a socialist
1:06:12
who wears Rolex watches, right, seems like fairly like a phony to me,
1:06:15
right, I'm not a game for Rolex watches. I just think if
1:06:19
you're a socialist and you're wearing, you know, a five thousand dollars suit,
1:06:24
and a you know, ten thousand dollars watch makes it look like maybe
1:06:29
you're just trying to manipulate people. I don't know, but it's a it's
1:06:34
a good point there though. See Ronald is saying you have a fair amount
1:06:42
of followers, but nobody watching. I wonder why. Well, it's late,
1:06:45
right, it's late. It usually picks up around the two thirty three
1:06:51
o'clock and at that point there's sometimes like thirty forty people kind of thing watching
1:06:57
at any one time. But also too, like I built the channel not
1:07:00
on live streams. I built it on my regular videos, my four or
1:07:03
five six seven minute videos. So I put out every week, right,
1:07:06
and I just do one live stream a week, and it's late, doesn't
1:07:10
start till eleven thirty Pacific time on a Friday night. And I've not been
1:07:15
doing it that long, so I think I've only done about at this point,
1:07:18
I've probably only done about ten or fifteen something like that, maybe fifteen
1:07:24
of these, so so I don't know. I'm just expecting a little pick
1:07:30
up a little bit over time. You know, maybe I need to do
1:07:31
more live streams, you know, maybe maybe more often, maybe do a
1:07:36
couple a week or a few times a week. I don't know. But
1:07:40
either way, I mean, whatever what's gonna happen happens. I have a
1:07:44
good time. As long as people are in the chat, I don't care.
1:07:46
You know, the chat is what really makes it fun for me because
1:07:49
it doesn't feel like I'm just talking into a void. And so that answers
1:07:56
your question. Radio Streamer, you're back, he says, just made it
1:08:00
here. Now. I've been busy, but I am still watching your content.
1:08:02
Also, well, thanks man, I missed you. I've been looking
1:08:05
for you in the chat every week. Radio Streamer is responsible for the palette
1:08:12
cleanser that we do every week where if things get too dark, we look
1:08:16
at some adorable puppies and look at that. Don't you feel better now we've
1:08:21
gone through some dark stuff, some dark stuff tonight, I look at that.
1:08:27
Doesn't that doesn't that reaffirm refform reaffirm life for you? And the thing
1:08:32
about it is, too is it's so nice because Justin Trudeau isn't making them
1:08:38
give the puppy of vaginoplasty. And that's the same joke that we tell every
1:08:42
single week. Uh. Radio Streamer says, it's just a late thing for
1:08:49
me. I can I take care of my grandmother and family, so can't
1:08:53
always make it this late. Well, hey, don't worry about my show.
1:08:57
Then it sounds like you got your hands full. I'm thinking of I'm
1:09:00
thinking about maybe starts, maybe starting to do it earlier. You know,
1:09:06
I don't know what would be a good time, like ten. The one
1:09:10
thing is though, that when I start late, I get the Brits,
1:09:13
I'll come in people from from Europe start coming. Well, it's not really
1:09:16
Europe, so England, basically England, Ireland I think start coming in at
1:09:20
about three four because a they're eight hours ahead. All right, let's keep
1:09:29
going with the chat here for a second. Radio streamer says it's a trade
1:09:41
off. I'm sure, uh huh. But I mean maybe it's better for
1:09:45
me and my mental health to not be up till four o'clock in the morning,
1:09:49
because if I stop the stream at four am, I'm not falling asleep
1:09:53
right away. It's still I've got still got some back end stuff I've got
1:09:56
to do before I shoot down the computer, and then I'm kind of wired
1:10:00
still, so I usually don't fall asleep until like five point thirty, So
1:10:03
that may not be the best thing for me either, So maybe it's time
1:10:06
I started bringing it a bit earlier. All right, what do we got
1:10:17
next? Mass layoffs hit Sports Illustrated. I can't imagine why. I believe
1:10:27
this was one of the things that got him in trouble with the Ontario College
1:10:31
of Psychologists is that he commented on this and said I believe it was his
1:10:34
picture and said not beautiful. Now, look, look, I'm sure there's
1:10:44
a guy out there for. I'm sure there's lots of guys out there for
1:10:46
you know, like you've got a nice face, right. I guess the
1:10:49
thing about things like say Victoria's secret which is now abandoned, woke, abandoned,
1:10:57
you know, body positivity and all that stuff, gone back to what
1:11:00
used to work for them before. It's the same thing with you know,
1:11:04
Sports ill Illustrated swimsuit. You know, it's like an aspirational thing, right,
1:11:11
like one thing just with the swimsuit issue. That and again, I'm
1:11:17
sure she's got somebody who loves her very much, right, But that's just
1:11:21
not how to put it tactfully, can you guys? How about in the
1:11:28
uh, how about in the chat? It's just not up to it's not
1:11:33
up to par Right, if you're trying to sell swimsuit Meganzine, the swimsuit
1:11:40
edition for for Man, They're just not going to buy that. Sorry,
1:11:44
that's just the way it is. I don't make the rules, you know,
1:11:49
mass layoffs hit Sports Illustrated. I can't imagine why. So, I
1:11:57
mean, I think it's a little bit more complicated just because hold on one
1:12:02
second, just because okay, so markets have changed, so there's no denying
1:12:15
that, right, And you know, certainly print media is struggling, and
1:12:21
it's you know, aside from certain niche cases, it's it is going to
1:12:26
just go away, but it's very very competitive now. They do have a
1:12:32
big website, right, but they're struggling all the same. I don't I
1:12:41
think basically this might be I think when you look at something like Sports Illustrated,
1:12:45
and it's not just this, it's also they had a trans woman on
1:12:49
the cover as well, right, I look at it more like they were
1:12:54
dying, and it's almost like they just decided to put themselves out of their
1:12:57
misery and give themselves the coop to grace, right, Like I don't,
1:13:02
I don't know, like just this nihilistic uh, you know, self destructive
1:13:08
thing. Well we're going down anyway. Let's just go out with a bang.
1:13:12
I don't know what else explains. It doesn't make a damn lick of
1:13:14
sense not to me. Let's see. Radio streamer says, yea, if
1:13:23
I start working on radio equipment late, I look up and it's six am.
1:13:27
Yeah, it's what happens, all right, Oh okay, we got
1:13:33
to take a look at this. So uh, you guys have probably seen
1:13:38
this. UFC champ Sean Strickland doubles down after getting into a spat with a
1:13:44
Canadian journalist last the Chinese check mark of Nike ed says he will fight for
1:13:49
free speech. This is great. I mean, the great thing about this
1:13:54
is that it's we're starting to see not woke stuff and the UFC isn't apologize
1:14:00
thing for this either. Like a couple of years ago. You have to
1:14:01
wonder, you know what you been. I mean, he's the so okay,
1:14:04
so what's happening. He's the champion, I think the middleweight champion.
1:14:08
They're fighting in Ontario, I guess at Toronto. The UFC is happening there
1:14:13
and they're doing the press conferences before the fight. That's happening tomorrow. I
1:14:16
will be watching the fight. I get most of the UFC pay per views
1:14:19
anyway, but this one in particular I'm really looking forward to. But they're
1:14:26
doing They did the press conference, I think it's yesterday, and uh Sean
1:14:30
Strickland, who is the champ right now, he's going hard. Let's watch
1:14:36
he let go, let's go, y, But what have you ever seen
1:14:45
a UFC champion? Your same here? Anybody else? Stick up for you,
1:14:50
fucking guys. I fucking do it. I do it. I am
1:14:57
not chasing the Chinese check mark of Nike. I don't give up about that.
1:15:02
I care about you guys. I care about you guys being free.
1:15:08
I care about you guys having freedom a speech. I give a fuck about
1:15:13
you guys. I'll tell you what. You guys are fucking awesome, and
1:15:16
I cannot wait in this man, the fucking go to war for you fucking
1:15:23
guys. Let's go, let's go. Hell. Yeah, this is just
1:15:30
one of the clips. I mean, there's the other clips. I'm sure
1:15:32
I got him in here, of him just going off on these woke Canadian
1:15:38
journalists. Canada, the Canadian press is so fucking infested with these cretinous woke,
1:15:48
woke idiots essentially. You know, they're always looking to to needle a
1:15:55
little bit. They're always looking to needle so that they can then prove their
1:16:00
virtue to everybody, to at least the chattering classes of the Canadian media anyway,
1:16:03
because it which is all they really care about in any case. Right,
1:16:15
Let's see McKennis is saying, if Trudeau is not working for us and
1:16:18
Close is happy with him, then he must be working for Klaus. He's
1:16:21
working for Klaus. Let's just say it. Let's just say it openly.
1:16:26
Trudeau is working for Klaus. He identifies with Klaus more than he identifies with
1:16:30
any Canadian. Right again, let me just restate this. Let me just
1:16:33
restate this. Trudeau said that Canada's first post national country. That's just him
1:16:39
projecting. That's just him projecting his own internationalist bullshit on the rest of the
1:16:44
country, none of us. There was no vote. There's no plebiscite to
1:16:46
ask us, Oh, do you consider Canada to be a post national country
1:16:50
or not? Right? Do you consider country to Canada have no core identity,
1:16:55
as your prime minister says, Right, there's no vote. Nobody asked
1:16:58
us. He didn't ask us. He just declared it. It's all just
1:17:01
projection. I know that Klaus would have been happy to hear that, and
1:17:06
so does Trudeau. Let's just say that he's working for Klaus. Now,
1:17:12
why even beat around the bush, why tiptoe around it? He ain't working
1:17:15
for us, that's for sure. Let's see. Radio streamer says, I
1:17:20
hope he holds office after his career is over. He's talking about Sean Strickland
1:17:24
there, and yeah, I would love that love. I love the fact
1:17:30
that he can. He can, Like we're starting to see the turn,
1:17:32
right, He's not being disciplined by anybody now, you know, pretentious,
1:17:39
self righteous Canadian journalists are freaking out right and calling him all kinds of names.
1:17:45
But it doesn't matter, Guess what, and nothing will piss them off
1:17:47
more than the fact that it doesn't matter. He's still fighting tomorrow night.
1:17:51
He's still gonna get a massive cheer when he comes out for the uf UFC
1:17:58
event in Ontario, right because UFC fans like him, they like the way
1:18:02
he talks. They're not woke. Sehn mccinna says, internationalists not really sellout
1:18:14
and Trader yes, yeah, but I mean he's his what I mean,
1:18:16
is in internationalist? Is that his his his loyalties are not to Canada.
1:18:23
They're too you know, a globalist idea. He could be the next Heavier
1:18:31
Malaya. Yes, I think he might be. He's not quite as articulate
1:18:36
as Mela. Although I can't understand Spanish, so you know, I just
1:18:42
get the translations. But yeah, I think people would vote for him.
1:18:47
Depends on where he ran, you know. Unfortunately he's not Canadian so he
1:18:51
can't run here. Here's another one UFC Sean Strickland stiffy. Okay, let's
1:19:00
just watch this. Are you going to challenge Trudeau to a cage match?
1:19:06
Oh? Yeah, no, he actually boxed wants the most pathetic thing on
1:19:10
the planet. Did it in black face? God? Man, this country,
1:19:15
dude. You know, it's funny. It's so weird because I know
1:19:18
a lot of Canadians and they're all cool. They're just they love guns,
1:19:23
they like outdoors. You know, Canadian, I know it loves guns.
1:19:26
But like, for some reason, you come here and it's just run by
1:19:29
this coward of a man, like they take seized bank accounts like trucks,
1:19:33
And I was like, I was that upset me? I mean it's crazy,
1:19:38
like literally sees in bank accounts. Man. So yeah, are you
1:19:42
going to challenge Trudeau to a cage match? Oh yeah, no, he
1:19:45
actually boxed. Wants the most pathetic I love it. Apples of the chat.
1:19:51
Yes, yes, people that are not political foolishness, says, people
1:19:56
that are not will need to chomp an apple at every prescot for Yes,
1:20:01
the apple thing is, you know, Pierre's apple thing is legendary at this
1:20:04
point, more apples in the chat, absolutely, all right, I think
1:20:14
I got another one of them somewhere down here. What is see this fucking
1:20:17
shit? This is the opposite. Okay. So this is the opposite of
1:20:24
this, all right. So you have this, and then you have the
1:20:27
polar opposite, the thing that's wrecking everything in the fucking world. Okay,
1:20:30
And that's this. So Indiana Jones in the Great Circle for a modern modern
1:20:35
gaming audience, the the mystical, the mythical modern gaming audience, the modern
1:20:42
modern audience, right, the modern audience that doesn't like the things that made
1:20:47
people like movies in the past, that made you know, giant franchises really
1:20:51
popular. They decided that there's this new group called the modern audience who doesn't
1:20:57
like those things. Weirdly, the modern audience apparently doesn't seem to show up
1:21:01
quite enough. All right, let's take a look. So Indiana Jones video
1:21:11
game. This guy's gonna tell us about it. Now we have the opportunity
1:21:15
to tell a new Indiana Jones story for modern gaming audience. Okay, so
1:21:21
it's going to suck. We can just say that right off the beat.
1:21:25
Right, it's gonna be fucking terrible, right, I mean, there's this
1:21:30
note to it. Look hold on, Okay, it's going to be terrible
1:21:38
right now. If this guy was telling them what to do, I'd probably
1:21:43
be really good. This guy. Uh, I got a feeling there might
1:21:48
be some intersectional feminism in there, you know, something that might ruin the
1:21:53
whole thing. River says that was a power move about strigling. I'm guessing
1:22:01
there. Yep. An Apple a day keeps the lefty press at bay.
1:22:06
They really hated that, by the way, they hated that so much.
1:22:12
They they already hated Pierre We'll have before because he's a conservative. They hate
1:22:16
all conservatives, right, but after that, after seeing the response of the
1:22:24
people, how much the people liked it, right, Because I think they're
1:22:29
in I think they might be a little bit of They might be a little
1:22:33
bit diluted about just how much or how many people in Canada really despise what
1:22:39
they do. And let's see radio streamer says, but the thirty five year
1:22:54
old gamers are the ones with the money. I hope it's bud lighted into
1:22:59
non existence. Yeah, well that's happening to things like think about that bud
1:23:03
Light. I mean, I remember when that first started. You know,
1:23:08
you kind of felt like it was going to be like everything else. So
1:23:11
they'll be a little bit, maybe take a bit of a hit, but
1:23:13
then things will just keep rolling. You know, people are asleep and that
1:23:17
didn't happen. I mean, you talk about one of the biggest brands in
1:23:21
the United States, right, one of the biggest brands, and they have
1:23:27
been mortally wounded. I think sales are still down like thirty percent even then
1:23:32
with them, with them pivoting and moving to the UFC and giving them a
1:23:35
bunch of money, which in its own right is a victory for the forces
1:23:42
of the the you know, the resistors against woke. Because now bud Light
1:23:45
has they're putting their brand behind what people like Sean Strickland are saying, right,
1:23:50
And that's something that Sean Strickland talked about I think a couple of months
1:23:54
ago. He says, Now they're back at me. Let's see what they
1:23:56
do by next press conference after I've finished talking get by express conference. Well,
1:24:00
guess what, nothing's happened. That's a very good sign. But bud
1:24:05
Light has mortally wounded possibly mortally wounded itself. It may just go away.
1:24:12
And so if that can happen to them, that can happen to a video
1:24:15
game. Why would you like you had the target lost billions? Bud Light
1:24:25
looks like it looks like well, there's certain it looks like they're not going
1:24:29
to regain their place in any case. So they're laying people. Well,
1:24:31
I think the workers are going on strike now because they're not making they need
1:24:34
a raise, they're not making enough money, and it's just spiraling into this
1:24:39
disaster because bud Light doesn't you know, and how Anheuser Bush who owns them,
1:24:43
they'll be fine. But the bud Light brand itself, I mean,
1:24:45
they're not selling, so they got a major problem. Mhm. Let's see.
1:25:01
Let's see, it's a psychological operation to destroy the children. This is
1:25:04
from John mckinnis. It would be interesting to get Jordan Peterson's comment on that.
1:25:08
I think he's commented on on on on that, on that kind of
1:25:14
thing, well, not on that, on that directly, I believe,
1:25:19
and just just how dangerous it is, you know, it's how dangerous it
1:25:24
is to a child psychological well being. Radio streamer says, communism has to
1:25:31
destroy the old values, even the good ones, to replace the old values
1:25:35
with theirs. Yeah, it's like, look, it's we've seen this playbook.
1:25:40
This is a cultural revolution, right, this is now you know,
1:25:44
the the four olds from the cultural revolution that had to be gotten rid of
1:25:49
so you can basically indoctrinate and propagandaize the population into manipulating them into doing what
1:25:56
you want in too, becoming drones, communist drones, right. I guess
1:26:01
it's probably most advanced in North Korea, although no China has given them a
1:26:06
run for their money with the with the social credit scores. That's incredibly powerful.
1:26:15
You know that Trudeau who said he has said that he admires China's basic
1:26:19
dictatorship, I think it's more than a basic dictatorship at this point. You
1:26:23
know, Trudeau would love to bring that in absolutely love it. Let's see,
1:26:43
let's go back to it's if it is a psychological operation to destroy the
1:26:46
children from John, it would be interesting to get Jordan Peterson company. Yeah,
1:26:50
I mean really specifically his his his idea on that. What is it?
1:26:57
It's certainly a psychological operation, no question. Right. This is a
1:27:00
social experiment that's being conducted on a generation of children in the entire West,
1:27:05
right, you know, regardless of how you want to phrase it, that's
1:27:13
what it is, right. And is it an emergent thing or is it
1:27:17
you know, is there somebody in a room somewhere, in a you know,
1:27:24
in a tower somewhere who's I think a lot of it is a mergent,
1:27:28
But I think there are also people. I think there are powerful people
1:27:32
that are making their will known, like George Soros for instance. Right,
1:27:35
I mean, that's not any secret that he's spreading, you know, hundreds
1:27:40
of billions of dollars around the world to pursue these kinds of social experiments to
1:27:47
promote people who will promote these kinds of social experiments. So anyway, Chat's
1:27:59
doing a great job tonight. I got to say, great job. Uh
1:28:04
hold on, let's get to one more and then we'll get back to we'll
1:28:08
get to the next thing from radio streamer on the bud Light topic. I
1:28:11
enjoy showing old timers that never saw the commercial on my cell phone. The
1:28:15
conversion rate is amazing. Yeah. So the Dylan mulvaney thing, Yeah,
1:28:23
I remember seeing the uh what was it was something that was leaked. It
1:28:29
was like a zoom meeting or something from that at EXECU was responsible for that
1:28:33
and just talking about how she wanted to change the brand. It would see.
1:28:36
It was very fratty, you know, they want to break a different,
1:28:40
different customer in what a fucking terrible idea for the top selling beer in
1:28:45
the country. Decide that you want a new kind of customer now, well
1:28:48
the old kind of customer major of the number one brand. Maybe you shouldn't
1:28:51
be a fucking retard. I'm sure she's been fired by now. By the
1:28:58
way I mean that is, that will be hot about in marketing classes.
1:29:00
I'm sure if they're not woke anyway, it'll be taught about in marketing classes
1:29:04
for as long as there's marketing classes. I mean, that's got to be
1:29:09
the biggest disaster, the worst decision of all time. Well, one of
1:29:15
the worst anyway, maybe the ed soul. I don't know. Let's move
1:29:18
on. Okay, So what is this that's like a giant spider walking on
1:29:26
water. I say, burn the water, throw gasoline, pour gasoline on
1:29:32
the water, and light it on fire. Look at that's nightmare material right
1:29:39
there. Now they can walk on water. Jesus, no thanks. Let's
1:29:47
see omb reviews. Good grief on this garbage commentary. Let's see discussing film.
1:29:56
Known transphobe jk Rowling is now reporting to be an active exec producer on
1:30:01
the Harry Potter series, where she will be involved in the show's decision making.
1:30:06
Known transphobe jk Rowling is not afraid of This is the weirdest thing a
1:30:13
fobe irrational fear. She is not afraid of them. She just doesn't think
1:30:15
that they're women. Right, Fear doesn't come into it, except I guess
1:30:19
when she gets the many many death threats that she does from them. Maybe
1:30:24
then fear comes into it. Uh. Political foolish says that she was probably
1:30:33
a diversity here. You're talking about the ad executive Bud Light right. Probably
1:30:43
they probably had a well maybe, I mean, I don't know for sure,
1:30:45
but you know, they probably have a quote of women that they have
1:30:48
to hire. But she's quite young. And what happened is that, you
1:30:53
know she I think the days of working your way up from the mailroom are
1:30:58
over. So now it's just the pipeline from you know, to get that
1:31:01
job with bud Like she probably went to Harvard or something, right, So
1:31:04
a pipeline from the ivy leagues, which are the wokest places and have the
1:31:09
worst free speech scores out of any colleges or universities in the United States are
1:31:15
really in the world. So there's just a pipeline of these you know,
1:31:21
chugging these these brainwashed, indoctrinated young people into these positions. Are youngish people
1:31:29
into these positions, right. I think what's going to happen is, and
1:31:32
I believe this is already starting to happen, is that it's become now a
1:31:36
red flag. So whereas before, at least to some extent, whereas before
1:31:42
it's like Harvard Grad, you know, Yale grad. Whatever. Okay,
1:31:45
that's that's the cream of the crop. Okay, get that. We want
1:31:47
to headhunt for that person. We want to get that person. It's starting
1:31:50
to turn around. I believe where now that's becoming a red flag, and
1:31:55
you're less likely to get a job, a really good job, you know,
1:31:59
uh, a high level job, if you're from those places, because
1:32:02
the employers are starting to learn that they're getting a bunch of a bunch of
1:32:10
robots. You know, they haven't actually learned anything. All they've learned is
1:32:14
indoctrination. All they've learned is propaganda. And they're just simply not they're not
1:32:19
they haven't learned how to think, they've learned what to think, so they're
1:32:23
not actually suited for demanding jobs anymore. M all right, so known transphobe
1:32:36
JK. Rowling again, she's not. I don't know. I've read her
1:32:40
what she said about all this, And the funny thing is that it must
1:32:44
come as such a shock to these kind of these you know, liberals.
1:32:47
She was always just one of those annoying liberals, right, She had complete
1:32:53
and total Trump arrangement syndrome. Uh, you know, all kinds of snarky
1:33:00
comments about conservatives and about Trump. She was exactly what you would expect,
1:33:05
right, exactly what you would expect. And I think a lot of them,
1:33:13
you know, they they were kind of what's the word, I'm looking
1:33:15
kind of patronizing the left. They you know, they didn't want to believe
1:33:19
that the the word liberal doesn't mean what it used to mean. Right,
1:33:25
there's people calling themselves liberals and they ate liberal, they're illiberals. Something happened
1:33:29
the left all of a sudden, charged absolutely charged, full bore as far
1:33:34
left as they could go. And he had these people that were genuine liberals
1:33:40
who just didn't want to recognize it. They'd gone from being you know,
1:33:43
your the equivalent of your your kind of burnout art teacher from the eighties to
1:33:48
just being stalin now right like Flan there for gulags, therefore censorship, therefore
1:33:56
deplatforming political foolishness, said Ivy. League universities are poison. Ivy a good
1:34:09
one. Nobody has time for that nonsense. Yeah, so yeah, I
1:34:16
think people like JK. Rowling, I mean that you couldn't miss the fact
1:34:23
that things were becoming more radical around you in your circles, right, but
1:34:29
they just didn't want to recognize it or really believe it until you say something.
1:34:32
Until she says something just you know, sensible, right, something sane,
1:34:40
And then all these people that she thought this was part of her group,
1:34:44
Right, she thought this was part of her group, and it turns
1:34:47
out they weren't. They were a bunch of howling lunatics. I don't think
1:34:57
she's been posting too much TDS stuff lately, although maybe she has been.
1:35:00
I don't know. Let's see, Peter Sweeten. This is serious. The
1:35:11
top NATO chief is now warning people that they have to prepare for war and
1:35:15
buy radios and flashlights. This comes after the Swedish military warn that people have
1:35:20
to prepare for war. What's going on? I know, what do you
1:35:27
guys think is going on? You guys are pretty lively in the chat tonight.
1:35:30
I want to hear what you guys think. I mean, on one
1:35:36
hand, so if we take a look at I mean, obviously this is
1:35:40
center around Russia, right, and the Russia Ukraine War. It's pretty clear
1:35:45
at this point that that Russia is going to win that war just through attrition
1:35:51
eventually. But it's also clear that Russia is not as capable as people thought.
1:35:57
I mean, Russia is not clearly obviously not capable, especially now after
1:36:03
the attrition already not just of people, but of materiel, right, tanks,
1:36:11
jeeps, everything you need, ammunition, right, they're buying ammunition from
1:36:15
other countries, from like North Korea now, right, So it's clear that
1:36:20
they're not actually outside of nuclear weapons. It's clear they're not actually a threat
1:36:26
to NATO, to the rest of the rest of Europe. They just simply
1:36:30
are not capable of doing it. There's a bunch of problems. I think
1:36:34
one thing is is that you know, the Russia has a history going back
1:36:39
to the Soviet Union, of purging its top generals outside of war, right
1:36:45
because why would you do that? We'll Stalin did it because he thought they
1:36:48
were a threat to his power. My understanding is that Putin has done the
1:36:54
same thing as well in the years leading up, and he's taken steps to
1:36:58
make sure that the the military doesn't get too powerful or anybody in it too
1:37:02
powerful. So I guess my point is that Russia is not capable of like
1:37:10
conquering anybody else right now. I don't think it sure doesn't appear to be
1:37:15
the case. Right If you can't dispatch the Ukraine, I mean, if
1:37:21
you've got if that's giving you keeping your hands completely full, it says something,
1:37:27
does it not? Radio streamers saying it's just money laundering of those in
1:37:40
power on our side on their side. Like it or not, but that
1:37:45
was a buffer nation from NATO and therefore the US. It was a buffer
1:37:49
for both sides. Yeah, I think so. Geopolitically, I think that's
1:37:57
the way that it's I guess still see right, yep, all right,
1:38:06
let's move on from that. Let's see, well, this is interesting from
1:38:16
Laura Love. I will commit a new terrorist attack. Woman who attacked Scarborough
1:38:20
Canadian tire vowed to continue to support ISIS in prison. Great, that's what
1:38:28
we want in Canada. Quote. If you or your government don't send me
1:38:31
back to Syria, I will commit a new terrorist attack. Rehab Digmash told
1:38:36
her parole officer, Well, there seems like to be a pretty simple solution
1:38:41
to all this. It doesn't there send her back to Syria. She wants
1:38:48
to go. Why can't we just do that? Why can't we just strap
1:38:54
a parachute on her and fly over Syria and drop her off and say,
1:38:58
have a great time, enjoy your jihad. This isn't weird. This is
1:39:05
Canada now. This is Canada now. Initial thoughts, So do we start
1:39:12
a gift send go to buy rehab. The name is rehab. I think
1:39:18
we should send rehab back to Syria a ticket so she can immediately return home.
1:39:29
How about it, Mark Miller, what programs do you have for those
1:39:31
temp immigrants, asylum seeker students overstaying their visas who now just want to go
1:39:36
home? Well, I would say, especially we should put a priority on
1:39:40
the ones who are threatening terrorist attacks if you don't let them go like this
1:39:50
just seems really simple to me. David Piper says, what is preventing her
1:40:01
immediate deportation? Or airplane's not flying from Toronto tonight? Out out out.
1:40:08
Yeah, it's a real simple solution here. Oh you want to go?
1:40:11
Okay, good? Can you leave right now? We're leaving right now.
1:40:15
Grab yourself. No, you don't have time to pack. If she's on
1:40:20
parole, i'd expect she's in the process for deportation. I know the Corrections
1:40:26
and Immigration have a tough time coordinating. But when she's this clear about it,
1:40:30
let's just give her a one way ticket again. It seems pretty simple.
1:40:32
I guess nothing can be this simple in Trudeau's Canada. Seems like a
1:40:43
no brainer. Send her back on a one my ticket. Absolutely. I
1:40:45
don't know why she's Hopefully she's not here anymore. Hopefully they just got the
1:40:49
hell rid of her. Let's see. John mckinnis says Germany just signed a
1:40:59
fifty five billion dollar deal with Ecuador for natural gas according to the Canadian Energy
1:41:03
Center, but Trudeau said no to compress natural gas, stopping jobs and income.
1:41:10
I know. This is why I say that's your one right there.
1:41:13
Not just Germany either. Japan was also asking and I think more countries as
1:41:18
well, but at least those two. This is why I say Trudeau is
1:41:24
not working for Canada, right. He doesn't see himself as a Canadian,
1:41:28
He sees himself as a citizen of the world. And where would he feel
1:41:32
most comfortable, Well, hanging out with people that in DeVos and DeVos with
1:41:36
the World Economic Forum. Those are his people, right, Those people are
1:41:43
happy that he did that because climate or something. I mean, did you
1:41:47
know I've made videos about this, lots of them. Lots of them.
1:41:51
Subscribe to my channel and you can watch all these videos that I make,
1:41:55
right, these like they're and they're they're not like four hour live streams.
1:41:58
They're regular videos that five minutes long. I put a lot of work into
1:42:01
them. They all take me like at least you know, two and a
1:42:03
half hours to do so I'd appreciate you watching them because there's actually really good
1:42:08
information in them. But my point is this is that if Canada ceased to
1:42:13
exist tomorrow, just everybody woke up and there was no more Canada anymore,
1:42:16
no more infrastructure, no no oil, nothing, just nothing in Canada.
1:42:21
Right, it was just forest again. It would have no impact, no
1:42:26
impact on global climate. It couldn't. Its share of fossil fuel emissions is
1:42:31
too small. It's only what one and a half percent or two percent blast
1:42:36
time I checked. It's just simply not enough. And China would build China.
1:42:43
China would build you know, three hundred three thousand new coal plants the
1:42:46
next week. Anyway, Right, Canada has no ability to change the global
1:42:55
climate. Whatever side of climate you stand on, it doesn't matter because it's
1:43:00
it's and it's a delusion to think. It's a delusion to imagine that Canada
1:43:05
could. It's not possible. It's not physically possible in the real world.
1:43:11
Canada cannot affect the global climate period. I hope I've made myself clear on
1:43:20
that, but yeah, I mean, Germany coming asking for natural gas.
1:43:28
Japan it's not not interested. Maybe we need something with hydrogen maybe, which
1:43:32
is just a fool's errand right there, so I say, he doesn't give
1:43:38
a shit about Canada. I mean, does he even can? I mean,
1:43:43
you know that's a cleaner feel. Germany is reopening and they have reopened
1:43:47
and disused or decommissioned coal mines. Right They're opening up new coal mines in
1:43:58
Germany because this whole, you know, Germany was the you know, wonder
1:44:01
child of green energy and all that they've been. They've been getting thirty three
1:44:04
percent of there over thirty percent of their house heating energy from coal the entire
1:44:10
fucking time. Right, So, even if you believe that Canada can change
1:44:19
the climate, it still doesn't make any sense because it's that's still cleaner than
1:44:25
coal, even with the transportation. So not if it makes any fucking sense,
1:44:33
it's certainly not in Canada's best interest. I think we've all agreed,
1:44:39
right, he's working for Klaus at this point, We're not tiptoeing around it.
1:44:43
He's just working for Klaus. Klaus and his buddies. You know,
1:44:48
Klaus promised him a place in the in the luxury bunker when the shit hits
1:44:53
the van. Okay, so this is probably gonna be a delight Queer bisexual,
1:45:03
non binar binary actress Sarah Ramirez. She's an a them has a message
1:45:09
communicated to us by song. This is gonna be great. I bet,
1:45:15
I bet you this is gonna beautiful. We're gonna remember this. Does she
1:45:17
have an album out? I guess we'll find it. Hold on, let's
1:45:20
listen. First, bad in your soul, keep your vo gold. Then
1:45:38
the pros you won't face. That's your great, that's your great. Cease
1:45:56
fire now, Bond I didn't care for it. Ce's fired. Now.
1:46:06
She doesn't know what she's working. She's obviously talking about Israel Palestine. She
1:46:10
doesn't know a damn thing about it. You can be certain of that.
1:46:16
Hold on one second, I'm gonna catch up with the chat here Plico foolishness.
1:46:25
Foolishness said, why is she even here if she pines for being in
1:46:28
Syria? Again, this is the question. Canada doesn't make any sense anymore.
1:46:33
I say, let the people who say that they promise that they're going
1:46:38
to commit terrorism. If we don't let them leave, I say that we
1:46:41
help them leave. That makes more sense to me. So if he's working
1:46:55
for Klaus he's not working for He's working for the One World Government, which
1:46:59
means he's not working for Canada, which means he's a trader. I don't
1:47:03
have direct evidence, a paper trail that's he's officially working for Klaus. I
1:47:10
just feel that what else makes any damn sense. It sure doesn't seem like
1:47:15
he's working for Canada. I'll say that. I mean, if he's trying,
1:47:20
if he's genuinely trying to help Canada, he is the worst person at
1:47:24
helping Canada that has ever fucking existed. Let's see political foolishness, says Trudeau
1:47:35
needs to befriend in campaign to lobsters to stretch harsh, harsh, very harsh.
1:47:42
There. Uh, Klaus lost his escape to arch Aentina. Yeah,
1:47:47
he won't be going there. Probably got something in New Zealand, I would
1:47:53
guess, you know, or maybe some like like maybe there's some subterranean city
1:47:59
at the bottom of the ocean or something that him and a bunch of his
1:48:01
friends are going to go to. Who knows, maybe Bill Gates, maybe
1:48:06
Jeffrey Epstein is down there waiting for him. All Right, I just want
1:48:16
to do this one more time because I found this really irritating. Let's just
1:48:24
just humor me one more time here in you soul, shut up. Let's
1:48:34
see Babylon Bee headline. I just don't know where I just don't know where
1:48:40
we went wrong contemplate sports illustrated executive in front of framed covers of obese trans
1:48:46
swimsuit models. Where could we have possibly gone wrong? Get I think they
1:48:55
knew that the company was gonna go under, and they were just putting themselves
1:48:59
out of their own misery. Praise for all. That's totally make it stuff.
1:49:04
I agree, that's what I did. That's what I did. Okay,
1:49:12
I haven't watched this clip yet, so we're gonna watch this together.
1:49:15
Seth Dillon. He's the president of the Babylon B. We already knew that
1:49:21
Vivek handles criticism well, but now we can add to the list of his
1:49:25
virtues the way he handles comedy. Everyone pretended to be outraged on his behalf
1:49:30
as something to learn from his example, and that was he's talking about.
1:49:33
There. They did the story. The Babylon b obviously is a satire site,
1:49:38
right, and they did a story that Trump puts Vivek in charge of
1:49:42
the White House seven to eleven, which is funny. My understanding is that
1:49:48
Vivek is taking it in good humor. Right, Let's uh, let's watch.
1:49:57
Well, what happened was we got pulled over by the joke police.
1:50:00
Not the first time, It's happened many times, honestly. Well, so,
1:50:05
you know, we told this joke about how the Trump administration had appointed
1:50:10
Vivek as the head of the White House seven eleven, and then there's this
1:50:14
picture underneath that headline of him standing there in a green seven eleven polo shirt
1:50:18
with this not too happy expression on his face. And people were so mad
1:50:26
about this. The comments were just you got to scroll through the comments if
1:50:30
you haven't seen them. You know, people just telling us that it's some
1:50:32
people telling us that it's lame and and not funny, and then other is
1:50:38
actually going so far as to say that it's racist and despicable and we should
1:50:42
retract it. Seriously, people were calling on us to retract this joke,
1:50:45
which we did not do. It's just a joke. It's not gonna hurt
1:50:48
you and so and you know, that's one of the most interesting things about
1:50:53
this whole thing is that is there was an expectation they the mob had this
1:50:57
expectation for how this would play out if they got upset, and they were
1:51:00
hoping and expecting that we would apologize and maybe take the joke down or something
1:51:04
like that. We didn't do that. They were also hoping that Vivek would
1:51:09
be offended by this joke and then he would be upset about it and that
1:51:12
he would you know, attack us and validate their concern on his behalf,
1:51:16
which was all just fake outrage for virtue points on the internet. And he
1:51:20
didn't do that. Instead, he laughed at the joke. He thought it
1:51:24
was funny. He leaned into it. He didn't take himself too seriously.
1:51:29
Patrick bet David had tweeted something about how he was craving seven to eleven,
1:51:32
presumably because this whole thing had been trending and reminded him of it and put
1:51:36
him in the mood for like a hot dog or something. And so Patrick
1:51:40
bet David goes to seven eleven and tweets this video of himself, you know,
1:51:44
getting a hot dog there, and Vivek quote tweets that and says thank
1:51:46
you, come again, and I don't know, last I checked, it
1:51:50
had like seventy thousand likes or ninety thousand likes or something ridiculous. So people
1:51:55
loved that Vec responded that way. And this is just, you know,
1:51:58
one of many reasons to like Vivec. There's there's a lot of them,
1:52:00
but the way that he responds to criticism, and now, as we've learned
1:52:03
through this controversy, the way he responds to comedy. He's willing to treat
1:52:08
humor like humor, and nobody's nobody's doing that anymore. You know, people
1:52:12
are so eager to be offended. There's so much fake outrage out there,
1:52:15
and outrage on other people's behalf, you know, they instead of instead of
1:52:19
Eviac expecting people to come to his rescue and be offended on his behalf,
1:52:24
you know, and he parted ways with them and just let this joke be
1:52:27
a joke and he laughed it off and he didn't take himself too seriously.
1:52:30
And I think that's just I think it's crucially important that more people. I
1:52:32
hope people learn from that, learn from that example. It's a teachable moment,
1:52:36
I think, especially for the media, who is in these people in
1:52:39
the comments who are trying so hard to be offended on his behalf. You
1:52:42
don't have to treat humor as if it's harmful. You can actually just treat
1:52:45
it like humor. And if you don't think that the joke is funny,
1:52:47
just maybe don't laugh at it. I don't know, you don't have to
1:52:51
have to get worked up on someone else's behalf. But I'm one of those
1:52:55
people who still believe that humor has healing power and that we just need to
1:52:58
let it do its work instead of tending to be outraged all the time.
1:53:00
And and and the VIC did that, so it was pretty cool. Wild
1:53:06
controversy. Not always fun to be trending for people calling you a racist.
1:53:11
But you know, ultimately, one last point about this. You know,
1:53:15
the VIC was not the target of this joke. Trump was, but nobody
1:53:18
clicked through the article to actually read that, and so well, Vivik had
1:53:23
a great sense of humor about it, and everybody was trying to be offended
1:53:25
on his behalf. The joke wasn't even targeting him to begin with. But
1:53:29
you know, no one tries to really understand what's going on. They're not
1:53:31
trying to peel back the layers of the satire and understand what the true target
1:53:34
of the joke is. They're just reactionary. They want to be mad,
1:53:40
and they want to control you and get you to do what they want.
1:53:42
And every expectation was upset here and and that couldn't have made it more entertaining.
1:53:53
All Right, I like the VEC too. Foolishness says I like the
1:53:57
Vick. Yeah, I like him. I like him as well. I
1:54:00
think he's got a bright future. He's conducted himself very well, and he's
1:54:03
been fire like a lot of like at those debates, he was on fire.
1:54:10
He's generally always on fire. I have a I have a the I
1:54:15
have an idea or something. But you know, I need to take just
1:54:19
a one minute break because I've been doing this for two hours. Just gotta
1:54:23
give me one minute and I'll be uh and I'll be right back. Okay,
1:55:02
stop it, all right, I'm back. Thanks everybody. Let's take
1:56:28
a look at the chat chat here. Let's see radio streamer says VP.
1:56:36
That's where I was going. So Vivek was supposed to be on Timpoole the
1:56:44
night of the Iowa caucuses, right, and he had to can't and he
1:56:49
dropped out of the race that night. He didn't go out in Timpoole,
1:56:53
and he had been saying up to that point that he was gonna because he
1:57:00
thinks that there is nothing that the you know, the I guess the deep
1:57:09
state won't do the administration of the deep State won't do to prevent Trump from
1:57:15
taking office again. Right, And he's saying that, you know, he
1:57:17
was essentially promoting himself as a as insurance in case they do manage to get
1:57:27
rid of Trump. And you know, by the way, like I worry
1:57:30
for Trump's health, I said that many times, right, Like, what
1:57:34
contingencies after everything we've seen, what contingencies are not on the table in regards
1:57:41
to Trump? Right? How is there have they demonstrated that there's a level
1:57:46
that it won't go to yet? I don't know. I think it's I
1:57:50
think it's very concerning. So I found it was a bit of a surprise
1:57:57
then that he just dropped out. Iowa just dropped out. I mean,
1:58:00
he didn't have a great showing. He was an underwhelming showing there less than
1:58:05
I thought he'd get to be honest, But he just dropped out right then.
1:58:11
And radio streamers saying VP. I'm wondering if Trump offered him VP that
1:58:15
night, you know, I mean, Trump's been very complimentary to him.
1:58:24
Vivek went and you know, appeared with him on stage endorsed them. What
1:58:30
do you guys think is that? Is that a possibility that right then he
1:58:34
Trump already knows it's gonna be the vake. I don't know, I'm just
1:58:40
wondering. I mean, it feels like something that could be true political foolishness,
1:58:55
says John Cleese on the woke offended quote. There are people just sitting
1:58:58
there deliberately waiting for the thrill of being offended. Yeah, and I've defended
1:59:03
John Cleese in the past two but you know, you see him on Twitter
1:59:09
and he sounds a lot like a woke person a lot of the time.
1:59:13
I mean, he fucking hates Trump. He does not seem to like conservatives
1:59:17
at all. Heard them, and I think was Eric I had also saying
1:59:24
that he hates saying that he hates conservatives. You know, the mnty Python
1:59:29
crew were all liberals, but back to the old school traditional liberals, you
1:59:32
know, and it seems very hard for them to reconcile the fact that the
1:59:40
label that they'd always you know, held themselves to or considered themselves being on
1:59:45
the left has changed in a fundamental way. So even you know, John
1:59:48
Cleese can can criticize that there are people just sitting there waiting for the thrill
1:59:54
of being offended without really being able to put all the pieces together. Just
2:00:00
realize you're you are not considered liberal anymore. He is not considered liberal anymore.
2:00:06
The left now sees him as conservative himself, and I think they have
2:00:11
a hard time reconciling that. Let's see, Political Foolishness says, I think
2:00:16
it's a very good possibility with Vivekan's VP. Yeah, I think it's a
2:00:21
good possibility that it's already been decided. Radio streamer says or they absolutely wants
2:00:35
a BLM Antifa attack on Trump. They will not let him in office.
2:00:40
I pray for him and his protection team. Yeah, there's reason to be
2:00:45
concerned, right, Like, they seem very determined to prevent him, you
2:00:50
know, at all costs of getting back into office again for obvious reasons.
2:01:00
Biliko foolish says, I can live with old school liberals, but the woke
2:01:03
they are unbearable. Yeah, I'm exactly the same. I mean I was
2:01:06
always considered myself a liberal through most of my adult life, Right, I
2:01:13
don't anymore because the word doesn't mean the same thing anymore. You know,
2:01:17
there are very few old school traditional liberals. You know, these are people
2:01:21
that are not socialists, they're not communists. You know, they're for free
2:01:25
speech. You know, these are the people that used to protest, you
2:01:30
know, when you know a book was you know, a banned or something.
2:01:33
Right there were for free speech. They are for free markets though as
2:01:38
well, and on the left, there's not many of those left anymore,
2:01:43
and they I think they generally tend to just kind of drift over to what
2:01:49
is called conservatism these days, because those are people that don't hate them,
2:01:55
they could actually talk to even if they didn't just don't agree on every single
2:02:00
damn thing. Yeah, the woke are unbearable. There's no point even trying
2:02:09
to reason with them at this point. Somebody who's really woke, there's no
2:02:14
point trying to reason with them or have a conversation. They're too far gone.
2:02:18
Maybe they'll have an epiphany, but you ain't gonna give it to them.
2:02:28
Let's see, this is an interesting one. This I've seen a bunch
2:02:30
of this. Ian Copeland, PhD, PhD don't mean what it used to
2:02:36
mean anymore. If you noticed that, like the word expert don't mean what
2:02:40
it used to mean anymore. Sex like all traits is non binary. Let's
2:02:48
reread that sex, like all traits is not binary. Gender, which is
2:02:55
a social construct, is not binary. All traits are on a spectrum.
2:03:00
Many species of fish change their sex regularly. Shut up, Commie. We
2:03:05
are not fucking fish here, Billboard, Chris, Human beings aren't fish.
2:03:11
We all know that we're not fish. I don't get it. What a
2:03:17
weird conclusion to jump to, What a strange conclusion to jump to, Right,
2:03:24
that's how you know it's all political? Right, Well, these fishes
2:03:27
can change gender, so therefore you know you should probably cut your dick off.
2:03:33
It's they're fucking fish. Seahorses can change gender, so you should probably
2:03:40
get a vagina plasty. I don't understand their fucking point. Like, it's
2:03:49
the most obvious thing in the world, right, is that. Okay,
2:03:53
we're not fishes, right? Well, ants do this, Well, okay,
2:03:56
but we're not ants, right, Ants? Communism works great for ants.
2:04:03
By the way, there's an old saying. I think it was Bertrand
2:04:08
Russell, English philosopher talking about communism, and he said I think he said
2:04:15
a great idea, wrong species, right, So that works great for ants,
2:04:19
not so much for humans. And humans don't change gender like we don't.
2:04:27
We don't change like gam meats and all that kind of stuff. We're
2:04:30
not fish. If you're talking to fish, then great. You know you
2:04:36
can talk to all the trainny fish you want. I'm not going to complain
2:04:40
about it, m so let's see. So anyway, we're all in agreement.
2:04:51
Right, We're not fish, right, so don't cut your dicks off.
2:05:01
James Lindsay's anti fascist, says James Lindsay's great. By the way,
2:05:06
everybody should follow him. Cult religion doing brainwashing. So from Steve Maguire,
2:05:13
The Tyranny of DEI, A dean at the University of Alberta, explains that
2:05:18
they embedded DEI into every faculty meeting because most people didn't want to attend DEI
2:05:26
trainings obviously because they're fucking awful political Foolisher says, excellent show Radio Bloni.
2:05:33
It's coming on five am here and I need to have a little sleep.
2:05:36
See you soon on another show. Hey, thanks for stopping in. Thanks
2:05:40
for being in the chat. Really appreciate it makes it way more fun for
2:05:43
me. Have a great sleep. Hopefully we'll see you next Friday. I
2:05:45
might. I might do it a bit early next week, so we'll have
2:05:47
to see anyway. Good night. So Alberta is the most conservative province in
2:05:57
Canada, and here at the University of Alberta they're embedding DEI will craziness into
2:06:04
every faculty meeting. Why because people don't want to attend them because it's a
2:06:11
conservative place, and also too because it's just awful, right, awful bullshit,
2:06:15
awful boring bullshit. That's what they should call it. Abb Should we
2:06:30
listen to what this fucking dingbat has to say? And the thing is,
2:06:34
if you listen to it's like it's like when you look into the abyss,
2:06:39
you know, the abyss looks back at you. But I think that we
2:06:42
owe it to our ancestors to at least bear witness to this so that we
2:06:45
can, you know, know what that we're know what we're against, and
2:06:49
know what to fight against in our school. What we have found is that
2:06:55
when we offer EDI training only that really committed individuals participate, and that's common
2:07:00
for many other EDI training as well. And so what we have done is
2:07:04
embedded EDI as a theme in every faculty meeting we have, so we spend
2:07:10
fifteen to twenty minutes when we have a dedicated group of people to think deliberately
2:07:15
about EDI and learn from each other in terms of how that can be incorporated
2:07:21
throughout the research ecosystem from the beginning in terms of composing the team or coming
2:07:27
up with the idea, and how that knowledge is translated into the community in
2:07:30
terms of actions, programs, and policies as well in our school. So
2:07:38
they're injecting this irrational ideology into the entire ecosystem of the university. That's just
2:07:46
that's that's Soviet right there. That's just Soviet. That's all that is.
2:07:57
How much does DEI really have to do with anything than its own weird little
2:08:01
cult, little cult discipline, right which is not built. If you ever
2:08:05
read any of their any of their literature, it's all nonsense. It's just
2:08:09
word salads and assertions. There's no actual scholarship behind any of it. Read
2:08:16
like Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack by is it Karen McIntosh. Read that and just
2:08:22
try to read it. It is nothing. It's very short and it's just
2:08:26
a series of assertions. This is one of the canonical texts for these people,
2:08:33
it's not scholarship. It's just crazy people saying things that they believe,
2:08:37
and they usually wrap it up in a word salad to make it intentionally hard
2:08:41
to understand and to obscure the fact that there is there is no foundation to
2:08:52
it. It's just a bunch of circular logic, circular arguments. It's maddening.
2:09:00
But that person has a job like fucking up, like throwing the monkey
2:09:05
wrench in the works at a university, and of course taxpayer dollars go into
2:09:11
paying for it. Right, it's maddening. It's maddening that we let it
2:09:15
happen. Anyway, there's still time to turn it all around. I believe
2:09:22
that we will. I think that our I have to believe that our institutions
2:09:28
are robust enough that they won't, that we that we can turn it around.
2:09:33
I have to believe that, even though they're currently completely infested with that
2:09:41
nonsense. But let's hear what Klaus has to say. It's probably something crazy.
2:09:52
I'm gonna bet that is imaginable. That wom seeing very false. But
2:10:00
can you imagine some in ten years, when we are sitting here, we
2:10:03
have an implant in our brains and I can immediately feel, because you all
2:10:11
will have implants. I can and we measure you all your brain waves,
2:10:16
and I can immediately tell you how do people react or I can feel how
2:10:20
do people react to your answers? Again, I'm excited, he is by
2:10:26
that. He's so excited by everybody having brain chips. I wonder if you
2:10:33
might have some evil purpose for them. I wonder is it imaginable? I
2:10:41
think that is imaginable. I think I think you know, you can imagine
2:10:50
that, you'd imagine, well, you're going to be sort of transplanted into
2:10:54
you know, the speak of forever in a digital realm. You know,
2:11:00
you can imagine that. You know, you just in your biological incarnation are
2:11:03
going to live to be some very long age that very fast. But can
2:11:11
you imagine in tens? Do you have any brain chips right now that I
2:11:18
can put in my servants' brains? Why did they Why did they pick the
2:11:24
most evil seeming guy in the world, the most person most likely to be
2:11:28
building a death laser, a death ray on the moon, like they could
2:11:35
have done better. I mean it, just if anybody is evil in the
2:11:39
world, if anybody's a bond villain in real life. It's that guy.
2:11:46
He can't hide it. I'm not really comfortable with all these ideas of who
2:11:52
the fuck would put a chip in their brain? Who would do that?
2:11:56
Would you guys put a chip in your brain? Tell me in the chat?
2:12:00
Who out there? Who out there? Right now? It's just can't
2:12:03
wait to put chips for Klaus Schwab to put a chip in their brain so
2:12:07
he can control them, so we can control you. I'm not I can
2:12:13
tell you that much. I'm brain chip free, and I plan to remain
2:12:18
brain chip free. Just chips in general anywhere, no chips. I don't
2:12:28
want Klaus knowing what I'm thinking. I mean, if Klaus knew what I
2:12:35
was thinking, he'd probably jump off a cliff, as would any sane person.
2:12:41
Be too much to recover from. But in any case, let's take
2:12:43
a look. Let's go back to the chat. Let's see a radio streamer
2:12:54
says, if this is staring into the abyss, I'd like to throw a
2:12:58
tape of Thomas howel at it for metaphorical lit torch. Yeah you're talking about
2:13:03
that crazy d I Lady Thomas l could help it. I can guarantee you
2:13:07
she is completely immune to it completely immune. If ever a man was possessed,
2:13:16
he is on my short list. That's not one that I'd considered.
2:13:20
But you know, you're quite right. Actually, if it turned out that
2:13:26
just like a demon like manifested out of his body, like floated out of
2:13:31
him or something, I've gotta say, I wouldn't be that surprised. They'd
2:13:33
be like, oh, so that's it. Oh okay, now I get
2:13:39
it. Of course, what was a demon? Of course, duh,
2:13:45
duh. Let's see, all right, let's keep going. Can't have too
2:14:00
much lauds. Should we go to the puppies for a palate cleanser? Look
2:14:03
at that? Look at that little angel right there, so much nicer than
2:14:07
Klaus Schwab. You know what my favorite thing about this video is Klaus Schwab
2:14:11
isn't putting a brain chip in that puppy right now. That's a new joke.
2:14:15
We'll go back to that one in the future. I think brain chips
2:14:20
and puppies would really ruin the video. Okay, Rachel Mattow, I made
2:14:28
a video about this awful human being this week as well, which you're free
2:14:33
to go and check out. I talk about it as greater length there,
2:14:35
but let's take a look at this. So the bottom says, this is
2:14:41
Rachel Mattow just about everyone. This is just about everyone in the MSM.
2:14:45
Yes, they're all the same. They are the enemy of the people.
2:14:48
Keep in mind that the current president is a compulsive liar and the media refuses
2:14:52
to fact check him. So all right, well, here's Rachel Mattow from
2:14:56
twenty seventeen, twenty twenty one, twenty twenty one, twenty four line of
2:15:01
this dossia, the bottom line allegation. The point of it is that the
2:15:05
Trump campaign didn't just benefit from Russia interfering in our presidential campaign. The point
2:15:09
of this is they colluded, they helped, they were in on it.
2:15:13
This is kind of a real story. The connections between the Trump servers and
2:15:18
the Alpha Bank servers were real. They were covert communications that someone was trying
2:15:26
to hide that the Trump organization and Alpha Bank appear to have been trying to
2:15:31
hide. Now we know that the vaccines work well enough that the virus stops
2:15:37
with every vaccinated person. A vaccinated person gets exposed to the virus, the
2:15:45
virus does not infect them. The virus cannot then use that person to go
2:15:48
anywhere else. I cannot use a vaccinated person as a host to go get
2:15:54
more people. We and other news organizations have generally stopped giving unfiltered live platform
2:16:01
to remarks by former President Trump. It is not out of spite. It
2:16:05
is not a decision that we relish. It is a decision that we regularly
2:16:09
revisit and honestly, earnestly. It is not an easy decision. But there
2:16:16
is a cost to us as a news organization of knowingly broadcasting untrue things.
2:16:20
That is a fundamental truth of our business and who we are. So is
2:16:31
she lying? Is she stupid? What's going on there? Now? I've
2:16:35
heard her name is Rachel Maddow. I have heard some people I would never
2:16:39
say this. I have heard some people call her Rachel mad cow. So,
2:16:43
I mean, that's pretty harsh. Yeah, but it's harsh, but
2:16:48
it's fair in my opinion. I'm just gonna I'm just gonna say it.
2:16:54
But the question is, okay, So we have heard just I mean,
2:16:56
we all know about the insane stream of miss all, the Russian collusion for
2:17:01
years. Walls are closing in, walls are closing in, walls never closed
2:17:03
in. We were sure they were going to. She was on every crazy
2:17:07
thing, you know, the Russian bounties, just everything. I'm sure she
2:17:11
reported breathlessly on the two on the H two scoops of ice cream Blockbuster story.
2:17:24
So what is it? Is she dumb, delusional or lying? Is
2:17:28
she a full on cult member? I mean, that's that's the possibility that
2:17:31
she's a full on cult member, that she just is so full of cognitive
2:17:35
dissonance that she she just can't think straight anymore. I don't know. I
2:17:41
mean, she's never apologized for any of the many, many, many things
2:17:46
that were either lies or just terrible mistakes. Never is she just like is
2:17:56
she just playing a role. That's another question, Like is she just literally
2:18:00
just a human teleprompter. They just put something in the teleprompter, she reads
2:18:03
it. She doesn't know anything about anything. She'll just read it. Whatever
2:18:07
they put there, she'll read it. I don't know. But something very
2:18:11
important to remember about Rachel Madow. I didn't say mad Cow. I said
2:18:16
Madow, though if you want to say mad Cow, you can say that
2:18:20
free speech. So the thing that you need to know about Rachel mad Cow
2:18:26
is that she was sued by one American news because she claimed that they were
2:18:33
on the Kremlin payroll, which is just everything now right. I'm sure Rachel
2:18:37
Maddow she can't find the TV remote that was Putine too, right. But
2:18:43
she was sued by one American news and she actually for defamation and Shasu won
2:18:46
the case. Do you know how she won the case because her lawyers argued
2:18:54
that her channel isn't news and that her fans know that that it's just opinion,
2:19:00
and the people that are watching her know it's just opinion, that it's
2:19:05
not facts, it's not a factual show. That's how she won the case.
2:19:11
When you win a case like that by admitting that you're fake news and
2:19:15
you can still go on so self righteously and accuse other people of spreading misinformation.
2:19:24
I think what you have there is just a bad person. I think
2:19:31
all right. John McKinney says, you have proof that he's working for Klaus
2:19:35
Klaus because Klaus said that he has penetrated the government and he is happy with
2:19:41
it. Yeah, this is what I've been saying all night. Trudeau's Trudeau's
2:19:46
loyalties are not to the Canadian people. They're in Devo DeVos with Klaus and
2:19:50
his buddies. Yeah, he's not Trudeau is not interested in Canada or the
2:19:58
Canadian people. He doesn't even think Canada should be a country, the first
2:20:01
post national country, no core identity. Yeah, I'm just saying, I
2:20:11
think he's gonna be in the bunker with Klaus when the shit hits. The
2:20:15
fan radio streamer says, he may install a chip in that puppy, the
2:20:22
puppy this one here, good Lord, that bastard. He wouldn't dare,
2:20:28
but you know what I think he would. If your d I score is
2:20:31
too low, he will make it go limp. So can't be cute.
2:20:35
That's exactly the sort of thing, that sort of thing that Claus would do.
2:20:37
Klaus would do Klaus. Ah Rita streamer says, no, they know
2:20:48
so MSNBC Rachel mad Cow, Yeah, she probably knows. She probably knows.
2:20:56
Maybe though, maybe she's got the brain ship already. Maybe Klaud has
2:21:00
already put the brain chip in her and she can't help herself this possibility,
2:21:03
right, I would feel bad for in that case, unlike how I feel
2:21:09
now, which is not bad for her. Not all of them, but
2:21:16
most of the most at CNN, I assume are fully involved and they know
2:21:20
they have a mess. Yeah. Well, they know, they know what
2:21:22
the audience expects, what their bosses expect them to give to the audience.
2:21:28
Right, So, all right, we're almost two and a half hours now.
2:21:33
I wonder if we've got much much more here before we get to the
2:21:37
end. I think that, yeah, we still have quite a bit.
2:21:41
All right. So there's that Babylon Bee again off releases Biden repellent for kids.
2:21:54
Yeah, that would probably sell like hotcakes, at least around the White
2:21:56
House. But I've always maintained it's innocent enough. He's just trying to figure
2:22:03
out how to get the adrenochrome out. Because he doesn't. They just bring
2:22:07
it to him, you know, with the with Hunter's crack, Right,
2:22:09
they get with this, here's Hunter's crack, here's your adrenochrome. He doesn't
2:22:13
know how they get it. He's always wondered, probably dealing with leftists in
2:22:31
a nutshell. So grooming children is evil? Source, Yeah, I guess
2:22:37
that is it, because I mean, the the modern left does seem to
2:22:43
be just really brainwashing the point where they can't even think straight anymore. Or
2:22:48
maybe it's just a total lack of you know, it can't be all of
2:22:52
them. I refuse to believe that. But with some of them, it's
2:22:54
just if you have if you're a bad person and you have no conscience and
2:22:58
no morals whatsoever, well there's one side to go to now, right,
2:23:03
Well, they will pretty much forgive anything as long as you're like anti Trump
2:23:07
or anti Pierre Poorliev or whatever. All Right, what it feels like buying
2:23:18
groceries in Canada these days with Canadian currency? Yep, it's more like the
2:23:22
Canadian pay. So that's always been the joke, right, Canadian paeso,
2:23:26
but more so now than ever. So this is something we were talking about
2:23:35
earlier. Dave Smith, comedian Dave Smith. Maybe I'm wrong, but I
2:23:41
keep finding myself looking at the twenty twenty four presidential elections based on the assumption
2:23:46
that Trump just won't be allowed to win under any circumstances, no matter what
2:23:52
it takes, and I'm just wondering how he's gonna be taken out. A
2:23:56
lot of people are thinking the same way obviously. In the chat too,
2:24:01
right uh, Snovich says Trump is also blessed by God in a way I've
2:24:09
never seen in any other human. That's why it's interesting, true clash of
2:24:13
titans. The entire regime and trillions of dollars of wealth versus one man Achilles,
2:24:22
and there I guess they're trying to find the Achilles. Heel right,
2:24:26
They don't seem to have found it quite yet, but I mean it feels
2:24:31
like it's an entire world against him, right, all right, Oh,
2:24:48
this is interesting. Okay, I did check this one out earlier. Tucker's
2:24:54
always great, But let's see what he's saying here. The socialist mayor of
2:24:58
Chicago says the city is breaking under the string. Our team uncovered a shadow
2:25:03
terminal, for example, inside Chicago O'Hare Airport. Hundreds of migrants were being
2:25:07
hidden there secretly. Our team pulled up with cameras rolling, and at first
2:25:11
we didn't see much. The city erected a black tarp to hide what was
2:25:15
going on, and a third party security group paid for with your tax dollars,
2:25:18
told us that was prohibitive. We weren't allowed to see what I want
2:25:22
to look inside. Inside, our team found more than one hundred beds on
2:25:28
the floor. The smell was overpowering, repulsive. Even police stations in Chicago
2:25:33
have been turned into refugee camps. This is new video never seen before of
2:25:39
what's actually happening inside Chicago's police stations. Keep in mind, the people who
2:25:43
work in those police stations are paid to protect you, but that's not what
2:25:48
they're doing. They're running refugee camps for a legal alien. We spoke to
2:25:52
someone who has lived on the South Side of Chicago virtually his entire life.
2:25:54
He's enraged by how the city has fallen apart under its cent city policy.
2:26:01
Andre Smith, CEO of Chicago Against Violence. I don't know to count,
2:26:05
but I know that the readiness, the language of sanctuary city, state and
2:26:11
county should have hit a plan, but it led to a massive destruction.
2:26:18
I have seen almost the worst of the worst in Chicago, but seeing this
2:26:22
migrant crisis was the most devastating thing that I ever seen. How long ago
2:26:31
would it have been that this would have been unthinkable? Right, certainly before
2:26:35
Trump, this would have been a massive story, mainstream media, investigations,
2:26:39
investigative journalism. Right now, it's just this story that most people don't I'm
2:26:48
sure most Democrats don't even know about this, right I guess they're starting to
2:26:52
find out because it's happening in their cities now, the sanctuary cities. But
2:26:56
it's surreal. Is it not utterly utterly surreal? I mean, it's clearly
2:27:03
intentional. It's clearly an intentional plan to flood the country with as many illegal
2:27:09
people as possible. It cannot be anything else. There's no other possibility,
2:27:16
right, It can only be that that is the unofficial policy. But it's
2:27:20
so obvious it might as well be the official policy. They might as well
2:27:24
just be saying, yes, we're trying to flood the people the country with
2:27:28
as many illegal people as possible, and then we'll give them amnesty as soon
2:27:33
as possible and get them voting as soon as possible. They don't have to
2:27:39
say because I mean, it's just becoming obvious, right. Even Democrats are
2:27:45
starting to find out about it now because it's just no hiding it. You
2:27:50
know, it was one thing when it was just the border states, but
2:27:56
it's different now right now that they're shipping them up up. Remember when they
2:28:01
shipped up a bus load up to Martha's Vineyard and the locals there just fucking
2:28:07
freaked out. I mean, these are the most pro open borders people in
2:28:09
the world. They weren't having any of it. They had them out of
2:28:13
their pronto fast. Let's see let's check out the chat. It sad,
2:28:26
it really is. But they are also told about us being anyone that is
2:28:31
not one of them, anyone that does not conform other to the point that
2:28:35
they will not listen to other sources. Yeah. But you know, the
2:28:39
one thing about this, the ideological purity spiral on the left, is that
2:28:43
it's a disadvantage to them because it's counterproductive. It's a constant circular firing squad.
2:28:50
Right, they don't They police themselves more than they police anybody. And
2:28:54
they are very happy to denounce each other, I mean to you know,
2:28:58
to get a scalp. It's like a point of honor for them, right
2:29:01
to take somebody down, especially one of their own. They can up brook
2:29:07
any descent whatsoever. So what happens, because really the way to frame this
2:29:11
whole thing is just normal versus insane, right, or sane versus insane,
2:29:16
or common sense versus crazy. Right. So, once you are kind of
2:29:24
excommunicated from the woke, once you've lost your your social group, well where
2:29:28
are you gonna Where You're gonna go? Where you're gonna go to the people
2:29:31
who say, you don't have to agree with me on everything as long as
2:29:33
you're cool. As long as you're right to me, you could be one
2:29:37
of us. Right, that's a major advantage. And they do it with
2:29:45
everybody. They do it especially with their own influencers. They police them more
2:29:50
harshly than anybody else. Heretics, heretics. They're constantly searching for them.
2:30:05
Radio Streamer says, they've been trying this since Obama, the Dreamers, they
2:30:09
just got caught during Trump's term. But the numbers now are different, right,
2:30:13
I mean, I have no doubt that Obama would have done the same
2:30:18
thing at the same time, but it was a different country and the media
2:30:22
was different at that point as well. They hadn't just completely they hadn't just
2:30:28
just openly stated that they were no longer going to be objective and this was
2:30:33
a team sport from now on. You know, the New York Times,
2:30:35
Washington Post, CNN, amateur you know, they always was. There was
2:30:39
always bias there, But after Trump they just announced, no, you're we're
2:30:45
on one side, you're on the other, and that's the way it's going
2:30:48
to be from now on. Radio Streamer says, it was part of the
2:30:58
long game. Yeah, yep, yep, it was the same plan.
2:31:05
It's just they Biden has or whoever's controlling Biden. I don't. I wouldn't
2:31:11
be surprised if Biden has no idea what's going on, right, I wouldn't
2:31:15
be surprised if Biden the second that he's you know, out from in front
2:31:18
of the camera, goes straight into some sort of cryogenic chamber, right,
2:31:22
frozen until they need him again. Yeah. Trump made them rush the plan
2:31:28
exactly. Trump did make them rush the plan and panic. I mean,
2:31:33
and it's so damn obvious, but we shall see. Let's just see what
2:31:37
happens. I've already been over that. Yeah, this is the trans woman
2:31:46
trans woman that was on the cover of Sports Illustrated. So I think that
2:31:52
didn't go over that great. I mean, just looking you wouldn't. I
2:31:56
mean, it looks like a woman, right. But I think the thing
2:32:00
is is that once they announced this is a trans woman, well then then
2:32:05
you know that's something you can't unknow, right, And you know the customer
2:32:13
of the swimsuit edition is going to be a straight man, right, And
2:32:18
now you've just given something, given them something that they're not going to unlearn,
2:32:22
right about your your magazine? Not great for the brand. I don't
2:32:26
think let's see radio streamer says that wet bag of oatmeal is not in control
2:32:37
of his bowels, not the less the country you're talking about Biden there,
2:32:43
that is harsh. It's harsh, but I'll tell you harsh but fair.
2:32:46
Harsh but fair. All right, I gotta remember to use my sound effects
2:32:56
set here more often here, Phil that remains. Philibonti breaks down the parasitic
2:33:03
nature of wocism. Yeah, this is pretty good. It's only fifty seconds.
2:33:09
This ideology is parasitic, and it will destroy whatever it takes over.
2:33:15
If it it will take it'll you know, infest it, or it'll invade,
2:33:20
it'll take over, it'll wear whatever it takes over like a skin suit.
2:33:24
And if it destroys it, totally, it's fine. It does.
2:33:28
It's completely completely the it's completely fine with destroying whatever it is that it gets
2:33:35
into, whether it be uh, you know, video games, or whether
2:33:39
it be you know, the sports or whatever. It doesn't matter what it
2:33:45
is, whether religion, the whole liberation theology, all that stuff is all
2:33:50
Marxist influence and stuff. It'll get into whatever it is that you're whatever,
2:33:56
you know, uh institution you're talking about. And then it'll either assimilate it
2:34:01
or it'll destroy it. This ideology is parasitic and it will. Yeah,
2:34:07
it's one hundred percent correct. Either take it over or destroy it, doesn't
2:34:13
matter which. The purpose of the cultural revolution is to burn it, burn
2:34:16
the culture down to ashes so you can build the supposed utopia on top of
2:34:22
it, right, which is really all just about power and the future communists,
2:34:28
if they ever get their way, they'll learn that in a real hurry.
2:34:35
All right, where we're going next? Oh yeah, this is another
2:34:39
one of those Smollett stories. Let's listen. These are not little kinks.
2:34:45
First of all, racism, institutional racism is in the DNA of this country.
2:34:50
When you look at what has taken place, look at our Native Americans,
2:34:54
the genocide of Native Americans, when you look at what has taking place
2:34:58
as it relates to f African Americans, the two hundred and fifty years plus
2:35:01
of enslaving African Americans, and then you look at the disparities now in our
2:35:07
community in terms of health care and unemployment, the wealth gap housing. You
2:35:11
can't tell me that systemic racism does not exist. It's not just a little
2:35:16
king. Secondly, you have personal racism, which is hard to address.
2:35:20
But I'll give you one little story that shows you why we need to understand.
2:35:24
You know, I just need to and hold on one same I just
2:35:28
need to cut in for a second there, because you say, don't tell
2:35:31
me it doesn't exist. Well, what about what about Persians? What about
2:35:35
Asian people? What about Jewish people? What about Nigerians that moved to the
2:35:39
United States? They all do better than white people on average? What about
2:35:48
them? Yeah, I can tell you. I can tell you that it's
2:35:54
not about racism. We can all tell you that she knows that herself.
2:36:00
I'm sure she absolutely fucking does. But you know, what's the magic spell?
2:36:03
They're going to keep pushing it. I wonder if that fucking dead eyed
2:36:07
woman on CNN sitting next to her, wonder what's running through her mind.
2:36:13
She looks like she knows it's all bullshit. She gotta go along with it
2:36:16
for the paycheck. But look at her, what's going through her mind?
2:36:20
Oh? Fuck, don't you have anything else? At least make it more
2:36:22
interesting, make my job more interesting. Come up with something else. Anyway,
2:36:31
let's continue aded. I don't think she really understands racism. I was
2:36:35
walking from the house building on Capitol Hill to the Capitol and a man,
2:36:41
a white guy, stopped me and told me I could not get into the
2:36:45
members elevator and you know we have pens that I was going to vote,
2:36:48
and he blocked me from getting into the elevator and told me I was not
2:36:52
a member of Congress and it was from members only. I said, sir,
2:36:54
I'm a member of Congress. And I showed him my pen and he
2:36:58
said, who's pen did you steal? Now, this is an example of
2:37:01
what bullshit. Then he said it's Mega country, right it is. It's
2:37:11
fucking shameful. Ok we know that didn't happen. Okay, this is a
2:37:15
Smollett moment. This is a Smollett moment. It's fucking shameful. We know
2:37:20
that did not happen. The radio streamer says, they just have to keep
2:37:28
race hustling or they lose power. This woman, that's what she's doing,
2:37:31
right, There's no other trick, there's no other trick. Shameful, they
2:37:37
have the nerve. The La Times ran a headline when Larry Elder was running
2:37:43
against Kevin Newsom in the recall election. Okay, Larry Elder is fucking brilliant
2:37:48
and he's a black man, right. The La Times ran a headline calling
2:37:54
him the black face of white supremacy. That's how these people are. That's
2:38:00
how bad these race hustlers really are, you know, I mean, just
2:38:05
think about that. They called Larry Elder the black face of white supremacy.
2:38:09
Scumbags, scumbags. She comes on with this, this fantastical story, this
2:38:16
fantastical story about how a white man as to who she shows who she stole
2:38:22
her congressional pin from. Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit, bullshit bullshit. Unless
2:38:35
you got video evidence of that, I'm not believing it, and neither then
2:38:39
maybe it's just fucking ai. They really think everybody's stupid h And the thing
2:38:54
about they claim it's it's not it's not even actually about race, is the
2:38:58
thing that that's insane ideology, right, because again they're more than willing to
2:39:01
call Larry Elder, who's fucking brilliant, right, California to be way better
2:39:07
off with him as their governor than than Gavin Newsom a billion times more.
2:39:13
They'll just as soon as he as soon as he dissents, as soon as
2:39:16
he becomes a problem for the ideology. The ideology is is that you have
2:39:22
identity groups, and everybody in that identity group is exactly the same. And
2:39:26
it's just each identity group is this faceless, amorphous identity blob, right,
2:39:33
and that's where their power comes from. Right, And as soon as somebody
2:39:39
asserts their their individuality, well now they're the blackface of white supremacy. Like
2:39:45
Larry Elder that Claudine Gay, the former president of Harvard. A lot of
2:39:50
people don't know, but she actually at railroaded two black professors at Harvard because
2:39:56
they weren't woken enough for her, or they won't there, weren't woke at
2:40:01
all, right, So it doesn't matter. The races is a red herring,
2:40:05
right, It's really ultimately just about the ideology and power. With her,
2:40:11
She's probably more just about power than anything, right anyway, In case
2:40:20
you didn't get this, I don't believe her, all right. I had
2:40:31
a good rant there, good rant, good rant for two twenty one in
2:40:35
the morning. Yeah, sports illustrated entire staff till they're getting laid off.
2:40:41
Yep. Should women be patrol officers? Now? Okay, let's watch this.
2:40:48
I'm not coming at this from a misogynistic point of view. I think
2:40:52
it's more misogynistic to put women in positions where they're guaranteed to get hurt.
2:40:58
Right, that just there is a certain biological reality with certain jobs like firemen
2:41:05
or police officer or frontline soldier. Let's watch this and oh, oh,
2:41:30
oh god, oh oh, monsieur an. Yeah, so that didn't go
2:41:37
well, did it. That didn't go well at all. It's just not
2:41:46
a really good it's just not a great job for them. It's not the
2:41:50
best job. And again, it's just a physical reality, right. And
2:41:52
I'm not saying that they need to be in the kitchen or anything like that.
2:41:56
In fact, if there's a criminal in the kitchen, they shouldn't be
2:42:01
there either, because the whole catching criminals thing is probably not the best career
2:42:09
path, at least not you know, if you want to stop crime.
2:42:15
Just the thing that's real. Right, let's see radio streamer says it's five
2:42:20
twenty two am here. Oh shit, that's late. Thanks for staying up.
2:42:24
That's why I don't get on much nowadays, but it's worth it when
2:42:28
I can. This is the same thing as weight classes, may a few
2:42:31
minute classes and sports. It's about biology. It's absolutely about biology. You're
2:42:35
right, Streamer, but you know what. I'm thinking about, maybe starting
2:42:39
at ten o'clock next week, maybe moving it earlier now, maybe I lose
2:42:45
the people on the other side that are waking up like in UK. I
2:42:48
don't know. I don't want to lose that either though, so but I
2:42:50
also don't want to stream for like six hours because that's way too fucking long.
2:42:54
Four and a half hours is too long. I don't know. I'm
2:43:01
gonna have to think about it. Might start at ten next week, a
2:43:05
little bit earlier. We'll have to see, alrighty anyway, Yeah, they're
2:43:11
terrible at being police. Let's take another look. Hey there he goes,
2:43:16
he's gone, and I oh, oh what the Oh Yeah, they're bad
2:43:41
at that, right, really really bad at that. Let's say Rader streamers
2:43:50
saying shorter morning afternoon show. I don't know. I probably have to figure
2:43:54
something else out. I think it's actually bad for my health stay up that
2:44:01
late too. But anyway, let's say, oh Jesus Christ, this one,
2:44:07
so Dad said here, these future teachers will educate your children. I
2:44:15
almost don't want to play it because it's so enraging. All right, let's
2:44:20
play it. Let's play it anyway, and then we go to the puppies.
2:44:22
Maybe after even when I'm reading it, I am out of bread and
2:44:26
Professor and Lopez says, implementing and embedding culture responsive, appropriate, sustaining,
2:44:33
anti racist, anti oppressive, decolonizing education takes planning and practice. The idea
2:44:39
to think that you're going to come to teach us college and like Tula,
2:44:43
you get it, it's a joke. The work has to be intentional.
2:44:50
The work has to be intentional. The work, I didn't say the work
2:44:56
truth, I didn't say the tada. The work, Yeah, has to
2:45:01
be intentional. But those who think that's twelve week course and even when I'm
2:45:05
read so what sounds so? What sounds more important? Right? The woke
2:45:13
indoctrination, the woke insane fucking propaganda, the woke far left ideology, or
2:45:20
learning how to be a good teacher, Well, for woke lunatics, they're
2:45:24
the same thing. Right, doesn't even matter if your students don't learn anything.
2:45:28
As long as they're learning to be lunatics, that's good enough. As
2:45:37
long as they're learning to be like communist drones, that's good. That's the
2:45:41
ultimate goal, right. Razor Fist said, I'm a big fan of Razor
2:45:58
fist. What odds would you put on on Alec Baldwin having being shit face
2:46:01
drunk when he pulled the trigger of that gun. I'm giving one probability on
2:46:09
that, one hundred and one hundred and ten percent probability that Alex Baldwin was
2:46:18
shit face drunk when he pulled the trigger of that gun. It just feels
2:46:22
right, doesn't it. Oh, this is funny. So this is like
2:46:26
a prank. All right, we'll check this out. This is a good
2:46:28
one. This is just fun. Where did you get that target? You?
2:46:33
Let's have big more. Oh my god, it's so sturdy too.
2:46:37
We'll start over. Where did you get that target? You? Let's have
2:46:41
big more? Oh my god, it's so sturdy too. That's phenomenal.
2:46:46
Okay, I don't mean to be weird, but I'm in love with your
2:46:48
rat that is. Can I put my hands on it? You didn't,
2:46:52
honestly, such a great rack. Bye. I just got to say.
2:46:58
Those are some rate melons. Yeah they are, They absolutely are. Wow.
2:47:03
I like those a lot. Yeah. I mean, it's always good
2:47:05
to have one bigger, one bigger. Those are incredible coconuts. Really,
2:47:15
those are incredible touch on its. I love how they're Harry, Yeah,
2:47:22
did you not get some where? Did you get that target? That's brilliant,
2:47:28
That's awesome. That's like way better than listening to Klaus Schwab Brandon Chips.
2:47:43
Yeah, Donald Trump is now more popular than Justin Trudeau in Canada.
2:47:46
Her latest bolls, we've been over that well yeah, Radio Sumer says this
2:47:54
is gold. The child that we loved says yes, because it's it's playing
2:47:58
off the whole, you know, politically right, and people being offended.
2:48:01
That's sexism and all of that. Let's see, huh, you know what
2:48:16
doctor and Jim McMurtry. Doctor and patient started arguing, with the patient reminding
2:48:20
the doctor that he is a trans man and the doctor responding that he is
2:48:26
genetically female and noting that as far as being a transman, quote, that
2:48:31
is in your brain. So now doctors have to lie? So Montreal doctor
2:48:37
suspended for three months after arguing over patients pronouns. So this is woke dysfunction,
2:48:48
right, wo ysfunction isn't just people being paranoid of saying the wrong thing
2:48:52
at the office, right. Woke dysfunction gets into everything and it will affect
2:49:00
like it will affect people's lives personally, like in very serious ways, right,
2:49:07
like we Trudeau is. Trudeau keeps coming up with more and more woke,
2:49:11
insane shit like interfering with like farmers, like you don't fuck around with
2:49:15
like agriculture. You know, you don't fuck around with energy, Like those
2:49:18
are the things people need right actually in Canada, Like, you don't fuck
2:49:22
around with energy in Canada. It gets cold here, you know, the
2:49:28
power goes off. You know, people will freeze to death. You don't
2:49:33
fuck around with agriculture, you don't fuck around with the food supply. It's
2:49:37
crazy. I want to go back to this, to this doctor, not
2:49:48
doctor, to this teacher, this guy teaching teacher candidates in Ontario. So
2:49:54
let's listen to him again. I am out of print. Officer and Lopez
2:50:01
says, impreventing and embedding culture responsive, appropriate, sustaining, anti racist,
2:50:05
anti oppressive, decolonizing education, anti racist, anti oppressive. One second,
2:50:16
anti racist, anti oppressive, anti colonial This guy is clearly an immigrant,
2:50:22
right Why why would Canada? Why does Canada want to tolerate people emigrating here
2:50:31
to complain about colonialism? Why would you be complaining about colonialism if you're an
2:50:37
immigrant in the first fucking place. Why would we want that exactly? Why
2:50:41
would we want to bring people over so they can immediately start lecturing as and
2:50:46
haranguing us about being racist and colonists. How fucking retarded is that? This
2:50:54
is Trudeau's Canada. This is Trudeau's perfect Canada. This is this is exactly
2:50:58
what he wants, This is what he's cultivated in his eight years. Canada
2:51:03
is not the same country as before justin Trudeau got into power. Canada used
2:51:07
to be fairly sensible, pretty sensible. Actually, we didn't really like to
2:51:13
work against our own interests, right. Why would we want somebody teaching at
2:51:18
teacher candidates, somebody who's an immigrant themselves, teaching about anti colonialism, telling
2:51:24
them, haranguing them about being anti colonialists, and telling them they have to
2:51:28
do the work. This is not a walk in the park. You have
2:51:30
to do the work, the work, the work of brainwashing, the work
2:51:33
of being indoctrinated. Fuck that shit. This doesn't make any sense to me.
2:51:41
Why is this person here to tell everybody that they're racist? How does
2:51:46
that make Canada better? Canada is not a racist country. It's bullshit.
2:51:50
It's a lie. It is a fucking lie that is being used by people
2:51:54
who want power and money. This is all an industry now, of course,
2:52:00
right, This wasn't happening in that institution forever. This is a fairly
2:52:07
recent thing. People are making money off of it. There's only one thing
2:52:18
I can say, Everything woke turns to shit. Trump's right again? Is
2:52:28
he always nails it all? Right? M So yeah? Now here you've
2:52:41
got doctor and patience. So you've got a doctor being suspended for three months
2:52:45
for not lying, for not lying to a patient. Is that a sign
2:52:50
of a healthy healthcare system or a healthy regulatory body? I think not.
2:52:58
Your doctor is the last person that you want lying to you are being forced
2:53:03
to lie to you. What else are they making him say to keep his
2:53:09
license, to keep from being suspended, to keep from losing his livelihood?
2:53:15
What other things does he have to lie about? Don't forget that Canada is
2:53:18
now the world capital of medical assistance and dying, or made the world capital.
2:53:24
So this has all been apparently this is Trudeau's plan. This is what
2:53:28
he wanted, right. They are now making it. They've made it legal
2:53:33
now to euthanize young people, teenagers with depression. Depression now is an acceptable
2:53:46
criteria for medical assistance and dying in Canada, depression, depression, drug addiction.
2:53:52
Right, So, in Canada under Trudeau giving away free drugs, I'm
2:53:56
talking drugs like crack and heroine and fensanol, right right, not helping people
2:54:03
get off them, but giving them to them and then saying, well,
2:54:09
you know this is obviously a problem in your life. Would you like us
2:54:11
to kill you? Now? Here's your drugs. Remember, we can always
2:54:15
kill you as well if it gets too bad, if your life gets too
2:54:18
out of control, we're willing to kill you. Here takes some more crack.
2:54:28
I'm trying to draw a picture of a society that's completely fucking insane.
2:54:31
I don't know if you've picked up on that yet. And I was the
2:54:39
hell of her aunt though, wasn't it. But I mean that's my point.
2:54:43
When I'm talking about wolk dysfunction, I'm talking about it getting into everything
2:54:48
to the level of being extremely dangerous. Do you really want regulatory bodies forcing
2:54:52
doctors to lie to you about god knows what in a country where the government
2:55:01
wants doctors to kill people with medical assistance and dying, we're the world capital.
2:55:07
Now by like I'll by a mile, this is the Trudeau plan to
2:55:13
fix healthcare just kill everybody? Uh sorry if that was a bit too far,
2:55:28
radio streamer, What went too far? Radio streamer? Were men and
2:55:31
women are just different? Is this what we're talking about. It's not a
2:55:33
question of equality of one being worth more than the other. It's just differences
2:55:37
that we need to recognize to make reality a better, safer place. I
2:55:41
cannot agree with that more absolutely, It isn't like one's better. And obviously
2:55:46
we are a sexually dimorphosed, sexually reproducing species, specially evolved to cooperate with
2:55:52
each other, right to bless each other with the things that we're good at
2:56:00
at. We're different, we're better at different things. Of course, not
2:56:03
every single man or woman. But in the mean, it's of course true,
2:56:07
right if you have if you have one hundred people fifty yr men fifty
2:56:15
year women, the top five strongest people in that group will all be men.
2:56:18
That's just the way it is. That's just biological reality. You know.
2:56:24
The truth is that we complement each other, and we only complement each
2:56:28
other when we accept the differences, which are good things. We need them.
2:56:37
So But if that's what you're talking about, Dreamer, that wasn't too
2:56:41
far. Maybe you're talking about something else. Was that this is the same
2:56:48
thing as weight classes and male female classes and sports it's about bology. Yeah,
2:56:52
exactly, Yes, it could not agree more. You do not want
2:56:56
women boxing men. I'm a boxing fan, right, I like watching boxing.
2:57:00
I like watching m m A. You do not want women fighting the
2:57:03
men. Not gonna. You will you'll you'll you'll see deaths, like regular
2:57:09
deaths or serious serious injuries. Anyway, I know I'm a child from the
2:57:20
nineties. I remember only two boxes on the doctor's form. Yeah, the
2:57:26
right ones. Uh. Anyway, where were we? Where were we going?
2:57:39
I was ranting about wokeness and how evil it is and that it's going
2:57:41
to hurt people and it is. So there's that. I'm not wrong about
2:57:46
that. Well, how about this one? Sorry I missed this. This
2:57:52
looks like fun. So this is I think a fat convention now I can
2:57:58
make. I need to lose some weight myself, right, I need to
2:58:01
get on the treadmill. I need to, you know, start eating a
2:58:03
bit healthier. I could lose some weight. I'm not like morbidly obese,
2:58:07
absolutely not, but I'd like to get the gut down a little bit.
2:58:11
So you know, I feel like, consider I need to lose a few
2:58:16
pounds. I can talk about this now fat Con fat Con. So let's
2:58:20
let's watch this conference for fat people. Come with me to the first ever
2:58:24
fat Con. Yes, that's right, haters, there is a convention just
2:58:28
for us fats. Now. There were so many amazing panels ranging from fat
2:58:33
Liberation one oh one now fats. So it's funny, such a funny thing,
2:58:39
Like used to be an insult to say fat, right, and then
2:58:43
they reclaimed it and now it's good to call them fat. So now they
2:58:48
want you to say fat because I guess that's uh. Because again, I
2:58:54
guess it's empowering to take back the word. That was an insult, but
2:58:58
you know how much he was even ever an insult. But now you're supposed
2:59:01
to say fat. They call themselves fats, all right, So let's see
2:59:05
what this fat has to say to fatlesk to fat nerds. I even talked
2:59:09
on a panel with the plus Bus on one hundred and one ways to Lose
2:59:13
the weight of fat hate. There was an amazing plus sized fashion show featuring
2:59:18
multiple designers. This one's chub rub I came out to vend and help with
2:59:22
the plus bus with a few pieces that I carry in their store. They
2:59:26
had an incredible vendors haul with all fat artists, designers, plus size CONTI
2:59:31
now, obviously this is just on a screen, but I can guarantee you
2:59:35
it smells like bacon in there. Absolutely. Here's some of my art and
2:59:41
here is the amazing chub rub clothings booth. So cute. It was wonderful
2:59:46
to connect with fans and new friends. Thank you so much for supporting my
2:59:48
work. There was so much fat entertainment to be had. Look at this
2:59:52
crafts cute little wall we put together. We got a few grief cat performances
2:59:58
that were very funny. Here's a little fit check. I brought a look
3:00:01
every day to the con new friend. We had fat pool parties. Here's
3:00:05
a little look I will be releasing for Valentine's Day. We did get up
3:00:09
to Shenanigan's. I can okay, I gotta wash my eyes. This is
3:00:20
I mean, is this just the peak of kind of the narcissistic victim culture.
3:00:26
Because the reason they're doing this is because like it's to take the power
3:00:31
back. We have to celebrate. We see ourselves as an oppressed class and
3:00:35
we're going to fight back and we you know, beautiful at any size,
3:00:41
you know, like because it's most like conventions are something about about something outside
3:00:48
of yourself. So if you go like a comic book convention, you know,
3:00:50
it's not about you. You're meeting a bunch of like minded people who
3:00:54
are into something else that you all appreciate, right, you know, you
3:01:00
appreciate the art whatever, right, the work that other people have done.
3:01:03
Or if you just go to like a boat show, you like boats,
3:01:05
You're on a bunch of people like boats. It's not that this is just
3:01:07
something about yourself. You're just celebrating your own fat. I find that really
3:01:15
weird, you know. I find it as weird as like a convention for
3:01:22
I don't know, convention for people with like goatee's right, that would be
3:01:28
weird. Don't really share anything in common. You just have this thing.
3:01:31
You're just celebrating your own goatee. It's just kind of weird. It's a
3:01:35
fat convention for people to go to celebrate their own fat. I just find
3:01:43
that strange. You know. I like to go to the fat convention because
3:01:50
I'm fat and I want to celebrate that. You know, nobody will tell
3:01:56
me to nobody. Nobody will talk about diabete while I'm there. I think
3:02:03
it's very strange, like a video game convention. It's about something, it's
3:02:07
not about you, right, I don't know, like a poetry convention.
3:02:16
Although actually that would be worse than the fat convention. So I don't know.
3:02:20
I guess that's not the worst in the world. Shall we move on?
3:02:31
Okay, Donald Trump Junior. So here's the Viveke Viveke that I promised
3:02:35
earlier. So it's taken us three over three hours to get to it.
3:02:41
Let's say a look, I'm again, I'm a you guys know this.
3:02:43
I'm a fan of Viveke. I think he's extremely talented and I love what
3:02:48
he's been saying. Jacob McCullough says, hey, I can watch on YouTube
3:02:54
as well. Yes, issu kid, you can watch on YouTube and rumble.
3:03:01
YouTube and Rumble, So that's a thing. You can watch it on
3:03:05
either one you want. I just appreciate your hear and you're in the chat.
3:03:09
Chat makes it way more fun for me. I like people to just
3:03:11
keep talking in the chat. It makes the whole night. It makes it
3:03:16
more fun. It gives energy to the whole thing, right, It propels
3:03:20
it along, and it propels me along because I don't feel like I'm talking
3:03:22
to a void. Let's listen to Vivek. I'm a fan, So I
3:03:26
think forget about black versus white, even just take off the Republican versus Democrat
3:03:31
filter. I don't think the republican label means very much right now, take
3:03:35
that off. And then even beyond national boundaries. I mean, what happened
3:03:39
in Canada with the truckers, What's going on in Argentina with Javier Malay come
3:03:41
into power, What's going on even in places like Italy with Georgia Maloney.
3:03:45
This is a This is a transnational great uprising against the vision of the Great
3:03:50
Reset. Right. The Great Reset basically says to the old world of European
3:03:54
vision, which says, you know, you have the World Economic forman Davos
3:03:58
just playing out in the last week or so, right, that old world
3:04:01
vision is ruined its head again. That says, the people cannot be trusted
3:04:05
to self government to ruin themselves. Right. Modern version of that is climate
3:04:07
change. The people can't be trusted because they won't have their own lives to
3:04:11
potentially live for themselves. We can't trust them to do that out of our
3:04:16
benevolence. We the autocrats, the monarchs, the autocrats, have to decide
3:04:20
what's best for the people at large. That's what seventeen seventy six was about
3:04:24
to say, for better or worse, we say no to King George's vision
3:04:28
and we say yes here. That's what the world economic form or the modern
3:04:31
vision of the ESG industrial complex is all about, is to say that it's
3:04:35
a fundamental skepticism of citizens to govern themselves. And that's the moment we live
3:04:41
in right now. And I think there's a lot of that skepticism even within
3:04:46
the Republican Party itself. Done. I mean, that's what Nikki Haley means.
3:04:48
And I don't mean to make this partisan in the you know, there's
3:04:50
the New Hampshire primary, and I'm not hitting her just for that reason.
3:04:54
I'm hitting her because of what she represents. Well, everyone on social media
3:04:58
to be registered so that you know exactly, you know, if they don't
3:05:01
like what they say, they can shut you down. I'm sure she'd be
3:05:03
all for Listen, I know we exactly. You spoke to my father about
3:05:07
a central bank digital currency, and like what you just think of the trucker
3:05:11
strike in Canada. If the banks that shut them down, like if the
3:05:15
government could literally go into whatever change they had in their pockets, are on
3:05:20
their phones and just be like, yep, you're cut off. I mean,
3:05:22
that would be a disaster. So it was awesome. I mean,
3:05:24
we spoke. I want to say to my father about it, and the
3:05:26
next day he's like, he's right, We're never gonna let that happen because
3:05:31
we are about power to the people, letting them make their own decisions.
3:05:35
Good, bad, are and different. Hey, y if people make a
3:05:37
lot of bad decisions, but it's their decision to make. But it's their
3:05:41
decision to make and that's the beauty of But I also want to take a
3:05:43
minute to actually recognize your father on that is it people. I don't think
3:05:48
that you know in my interaction with them, certainly, I mean, you
3:05:50
know a lot better than I do. But I think he's broadly misunderstood by
3:05:54
the public, largely because the media portrayals of it. Yeah, what I
3:05:58
saw in that conversation we had back stage before he and I went on,
3:06:01
there was somebody who was curious, actually, like, tell me more about
3:06:03
what this is. And it's not somebody's. You know a lot of people
3:06:07
might act like they're the ones that actually know everything onto one. Yeah,
3:06:11
he didn't pretend to me that he didn't know. He didn't know what that
3:06:13
topic was to had the intellectual curiosity to get to the bottom of it.
3:06:16
I know a lot of other politicians who, because they've heard the term,
3:06:20
would pretend they know the first thing about it when they don't. Here was
3:06:22
the opposite. Actually it was a it was a mark of a kind of
3:06:26
so you know, here he is on Don Junior. So you know,
3:06:31
I think it's adding up to a the Vike VP. I mean, I
3:06:33
could be completely wrong, but you know, so after Iowa he dropped out
3:06:39
that night, he went and saw Trump, immediately congratulated them, appeared on
3:06:43
stage with them, been saying very good things about Viveke. Now he's on
3:06:48
Don Junior's show. I feel like this might be hidden to VP. I
3:06:52
think it'll be a very, very fucking smart pick. Uh so, oh,
3:06:56
so it looks like radio streamer. I had to switch over to you
3:07:00
Tube. Can't post on Rumble right now. Comments started graying out and it
3:07:05
said something went wrong, but I should let you know. Well, thanks
3:07:09
for letting me know. I've noticed actually, and now I'm looking at the
3:07:13
I've actually got the live chat up outside of the studio software. Let's see
3:07:20
it says had a glitch, typed in a comment about clouding gay and it
3:07:24
stopped letting me type something happened. Not lots of testing, you know,
3:07:30
I think I've noticed that. I have noticed that. I think going into
3:07:35
like the fourth hour, we've been going for three hours eleven minutes. Now
3:07:37
I think going into like the fourth hour just start to make sense because I've
3:07:41
noticed a couple of times late in the stream that there have been comments coming
3:07:46
through on Rumble on the website, but that it's not showing up in studio
3:07:52
and it's not going up on the screen. So I wonder that's weird,
3:07:56
right, I've noticed that a couple of times. Now, thanks for letting
3:08:00
me know. I appreciate that. I'll have to try and get through to
3:08:03
that the customer service see if there's some some something that I can do about
3:08:09
that, because I think it's starting to become a problem, right, And
3:08:15
I wonder if it's something about like after three hours of streaming it it shuts
3:08:18
that down or something I don't know maybe it's a bug that they're working on.
3:08:22
I'll look into it and see what's going on. Uh, you're saying
3:08:28
is the only one I can see as his VP pick. I think he's
3:08:31
the best choice. Well, I mean who would would would Tucker or Viveke
3:08:37
be the best choice? Which one? No big deal. I just thought
3:08:43
they should know if there's a bug. Yeah, thanks for let me know,
3:08:46
appreciate it. But Tucker or Viveke I think Actually the Veke I think.
3:08:54
I mean, he's incredibly dynamic, you know, although I don't Tucker
3:08:58
would be awesome too, though Tucker. That would be like like a crazy
3:09:03
ticket Trump and Tucker, Holy crap. But it'd be a crazy ticket too
3:09:07
with Viveke. You know, I think Vivike might be able to deal better
3:09:13
with the kind of byzantine politics of the White House, perhaps, you know,
3:09:22
even if not VP is in some you know, in a cabinet important
3:09:24
cabinet position. Tucker has already said he will not. Yeah, I don't
3:09:31
expect Tucker. Well, in fact, I'm certain Tucker won't. But I'm
3:09:35
just wondering, like, who would be actually better? And I guess,
3:09:39
yeah, considering that Tucker is definitely not going to do it. I think
3:09:41
it's probably yeah. I think I think you'd have to say that Viveke would
3:09:46
be better because he would. I think he would actually do it, even
3:09:52
though he said he wouldn't. But they all say that, right. I
3:09:56
think it's lining up now, Look at this, this is something different for
3:09:58
us. Hold on, Oh Jesus, Jesus. I don't know what the
3:10:18
hell's in there, but it's weird and pissed off. Whatever it is,
3:10:22
Just burn down the fucking house. Just burn it down. I'd never be
3:10:28
going back in that house again. Not a fan. Not a fan of
3:10:33
giant snakes in the ceiling, and also the spiders that can walk on the
3:10:37
giants, tarantulas that can walk on water. I'm not a big fan of
3:10:41
either. I think maybe the giant snake hanging out in your ceiling probably yeah.
3:10:50
I mean that's nightmare material. You just leave the house, burn it
3:10:54
down, you leave your rebuild again, and make it snake proof wherever they
3:11:00
are. Obviously they don't factor that into the regulations making it snake proof.
3:11:03
You know, there's nothing, there's no thought in apparently there's no thought put
3:11:09
to keeping giant, fucking huge snakes that could eat you while you're sleeping,
3:11:13
keeping them out of your house. I think, personally, I think it's
3:11:18
extremely important. Let's see. Jacob says, I actually think vivag for all
3:11:26
the reasons that Tucker said, he thinks he would not be good at it.
3:11:28
Yeah, that's right, let's face it. If he's VP, it's
3:11:35
with his eyes on potis. Yeah for twenty twenty eight, you know,
3:11:39
and someone has to take the mental after Trump. Yeah, I like Vivic
3:11:43
unless he's a fucking unless he's just a great actor, unless he's a phenomenal
3:11:46
actor and is absolutely no conscience, which maybe the case. But I've liked
3:11:52
what I've seen from him. Oh boy, okay, I can stop really
3:12:09
exciting why I see you? I hate not. I can't exciting why?
3:12:28
So I have to think it will be tempting just to pull over and kick
3:12:33
her out onto the side of the road on the highway there, because that's
3:12:37
a bit much. That's a bit much, clown World says, imagine being
3:12:41
married to her. Imagine being married to her. Yeah, I don't think
3:12:50
so. Nightmare If that guy just you know, uh, dropped her off
3:13:01
and then just never argued, that's a smart move in my mind. Let's
3:13:07
see, can't be worse than nicky Nicki Haley Cannon. Yes, she's awful,
3:13:15
She is absolutely awful. I mean, I know that Dysantis ran a
3:13:20
terrible, terrible campaign, but he's a million times better than her, a
3:13:24
million times better. And that is why I want to remain So this one
3:13:31
here, let's just get another second of that, Jacob says. And that
3:13:41
is why I want to remain single in this day and age. Yep.
3:13:46
Hey, look, I'm a two time loser in marriage. So I've been
3:13:50
divorced twice and now I have absolutely no pain tolerance, no tolerance for that
3:13:58
whatsoever. Zero r oh. I mean, that would just be making your
3:14:05
life. Once you witness that, you know what the rest of your life
3:14:07
is going to be. If you're foolish enough to put a ring on it,
3:14:11
you know, at that point it's your own fault. I guess.
3:14:18
Okay, here's more craziness from Canada. This is the official Twitter account of
3:14:22
Canada's Federal court system. You know this is gonna be bad. Amendments to
3:14:30
note in the latest consolidated General Practice Guidelines for people dealing with the court provide
3:14:37
pronouns and pronunciations of names, prerogative to make an indigenous land acknowledgment, provide
3:14:45
pronouns and indigenous land acknowledgment. So this is what you have to do in
3:14:50
the courts now in Canada. Yeah, it's just infested fucking everything Canada's federal
3:14:58
court system. How are you supposed to have confidence in the legal system when
3:15:05
it's politicized to this extent, because that is all now politics, right,
3:15:09
the pronouns, the landing, this is all political. Now, how are
3:15:13
you supposed to have confidence? It's like again, like, how are you
3:15:16
supposed to have confidence in a doctor who you know has to lie to you
3:15:22
about some things? At least? Yeah, we really have to turn this
3:15:33
around, I think and we will. I white build. I think that
3:15:35
we will. Some people don't feel male or female and identify as neither.
3:15:50
This is out, Okay, I guess we'll watch this one. Hey guys,
3:15:54
it's Maya. And this is how I figured out I was a gender.
3:16:00
My first tip that I wasn't sis actually happened when I was five years
3:16:03
old. I remember sitting on the bathroom floor being like, I want to
3:16:09
date girls. Well, I had heard about trans people. I didn't really
3:16:15
understand, but I heard about them, and I thought, oh, well,
3:16:18
I'll just be a boy so I can date girls because I didn't know
3:16:20
what lesbians were. Fast forward like twelve years and I'm deep in the feminist
3:16:26
movement, and I decide that I'm a gender abolitionist. I figured that gender
3:16:33
is stupid and no one should really have one. What I didn't realize is
3:16:39
that gender is important to some people. It's just not important to me.
3:16:43
Some people feel very attached to their jobs. Do something else with your life,
3:16:50
learn how to paint, anything else, learn how to cook, do
3:16:54
something, take up a hobby. Right, This is not a hobby.
3:17:01
This is completely worthless and stupid. And you were wrecking yourself spiritually and by
3:17:07
the looks of its spirit physically as well. Why are they doing this?
3:17:11
Gear it Up for Gear it Up for Tonight with the pride tape emmaton oilers,
3:17:16
Edietel already said they were gonna stop doing this stuff. I don't understand
3:17:20
what the fucking point is, Like, I don't get it. Like gay
3:17:24
people can go to hockey games, now, that's gonna happen to them.
3:17:28
It's fine. Nobody has a problem with it. I don't have a problem
3:17:31
with it. Nobody cares. I don't understand this obsession. It's like it
3:17:39
feels just like a power game or something. It's so strange. Why would
3:17:46
it even like if you're somebody who the most important thing about yourself is your
3:17:50
identity, you're a boring fucking person. I mean that should be the least
3:17:58
interesting thing about any their skin color, their sexuality or whatever. Who cares?
3:18:03
Are you smart? Are you funny? Do you have some special skill?
3:18:07
Are you like just a kind person? Right? Something meaningful? Anyway?
3:18:16
That's how I feel about that. What is that? What is Proverbs
3:18:26
twenty one nine? I don't know. I don't know this. Tell me
3:18:30
what that is. So here's Trudeau again. So the country's fucking falling apart.
3:18:41
His approval is in the basement, is lower. I mean, it's
3:18:43
awful. I think it's the lowest of like a modern prime minister. But
3:18:48
he's got a plan to fix it all false flag for moral superiority. Absolutely.
3:18:54
Let's see, mister, there's for sure going to be a federal election
3:18:58
within the next year and half. To what extent is Nunavut a riding that
3:19:03
you look at as one you want to win back to survive another federal election.
3:19:09
Well, I think Canadians, not just in Nunavut, but right across
3:19:11
the country are going to have a really important choice coming up in the next
3:19:15
election. Do we want to continue to fight climate change? Do we want
3:19:18
to still continue to look at responsible partnerships working together to solve big issues.
3:19:26
Do we want to continue to work towards reconciliation as an explicit goal and a
3:19:31
journey that Canada is on. Those are the kinds of questions people are going
3:19:33
to have to ask themselves in the next election, because the Conservative Party under
3:19:37
Pier Poliev has made it very very clear they want to take Canada backwards all
3:19:45
those ways and more. And I look forward to having these conversations with Canadians
3:19:50
in Nunavut and right across the country. But for now and for the next
3:19:54
year and a half plus, we have a lot of work to do and
3:19:56
we're going to keep rolling up our sleeves and doing it together. Sorry,
3:20:01
Tommy, don't Canadians are having trouble buying food. You're talking about climate change
3:20:09
and reconciliation. Okay, Again, it doesn't even seem like he's trying to
3:20:16
win. Look at that smug, fucking smile on his face there too,
3:20:18
so disconnected from reality. Again, it doesn't seem like he actually wants to
3:20:24
win the next election. That's what you're going with climate change and reconciliation.
3:20:31
That's it, Okay, So for one thing, all the climate change bullshit
3:20:35
doesn't do a thing anyway. It doesn't even reduce any carbon There's been a
3:20:39
complete failure on that front, even though we shouldn't be doing it in the
3:20:41
first place, because Canada has no ability, as we all know, to
3:20:46
change the global climate. We just simply have too small of a share of
3:20:50
global emissions that the whole reconciliation thing isn't going very well under Trudeau, especially
3:20:58
considering that he can lighting it on fire over and over again. Anyway,
3:21:09
anyway, I don't like that guy. I don't like that guy at all.
3:21:15
Everything woke turns to shit. All you need to know from Constantine Kissin
3:21:22
all you need to know about Western civilization. The people who are the strongest
3:21:26
advocates for Western CIV are people like me who have experienced the alternative. The
3:21:31
people who are the biggest critics of Western CIEV have never experienced anything else.
3:21:37
That's right, So he grew up for at least part of a childhood in
3:21:41
Russia, constant kissin, so he kind of knows what he's talking about.
3:21:54
This is the kind of person that makes people want to burn tires and protests
3:21:58
and then don't do that. I agree, don't actually do that. Leftist
3:22:03
in a nutshell. I'm just not ready to accept that everything I believed was
3:22:07
a lie. That's pretty much the story, isn't it. When people's whole
3:22:13
identity is tied in with ideology, you know, it doesn't matter whether it's
3:22:20
real or it's fake, right, doesn't matter whether you're just your brain is
3:22:24
just it's just in you know, constant persistent cognitive dissonance. Right, because
3:22:31
it's your identity. You're tied in with it. Your friend these are your
3:22:33
friends, you know, you know all the safe things to say. It's
3:22:41
hard for weak minded people to break away from it. You know. Oh
3:22:46
this is funny as so what people think Mexico is like, so a guy
3:22:50
getting robbed, an armed robbery, Mexicoan reality pyramids that looks like chichen Itza
3:23:00
been there, actually beautiful at lovely Tacos beaches and getting robbed. That's very
3:23:09
good, very good. Indeed, say trust the science female male. So
3:23:16
somebody in a mask saying trust the science. Then you've got female hips male
3:23:22
hips. They're different, sexually dimorphic, boy girl again, sexually dimorphic.
3:23:28
Not that science. The thing is it ex describes it perfectly. But this
3:23:33
will never work on a leftist like they'll never question it because it doesn't.
3:23:39
Again, it's a perpetual state of cognitive dissonance. It doesn't matter if if
3:23:45
if what if they believe two things at the same time that are opposed to
3:23:50
each other, that where they both can't be true, it doesn't They don't
3:23:54
care. They don't They've been trained that objective reality doesn't matter, right,
3:23:58
science data like, that's measurements, that's just their white supremacy. Right,
3:24:05
that's whiteness, that's whiteness. Objectivity, that's way truth, that's whiteness.
3:24:11
They don't care. They don't care. If they could say, they could
3:24:16
say, on one hand, I'm trusting the science, and then on masks,
3:24:20
even though they're not actually and then you know basic biology, they'll say
3:24:24
they don't care. It doesn't matter to them, so it doesn't matter.
3:24:31
And again, I guess it gets into the whole thing, your identity being
3:24:33
tied into something right. It's like their existence depends on just doing the thing
3:24:39
that feels left wing. And maybe it's true, maybe it's not. It
3:24:45
doesn't matter if the thing that feels like it's left wing, which is acceptable
3:24:52
in the person's social circle or at their work or wherever. Right. They
3:24:56
can believe that it's that it's true on on hand, and then they can
3:25:01
desperately deny it five minutes later, and it doesn't It doesn't matter that it's
3:25:05
incoherent. It just matters that they're going in the right direction, whatever that
3:25:11
is. Oh, this is an excellent point. I'm Jacob here. I
3:25:20
still remember the Dems being anti vax and anti government trust under Trump. Then
3:25:26
thirty seconds after Biden is in office, everyone should trust the government and get
3:25:31
the job. Yeah, that's an excellent point. And I think we tend
3:25:33
to forget a lot of I forget about that. Right. They were saying
3:25:37
on CNN and MSNBC. I'm not getting that vaccine, that Trump vaccine.
3:25:43
Absolutely no, No, I don't trust that. Then the second button was
3:25:46
in office. If you don't get it, you're killing Grandma. It was
3:25:50
so obvious too. I mean, you can't get much more that beautifully illustrates
3:25:56
the point I was just making right where it doesn't matter matter if things are
3:26:01
right or wrong, It just what it feels like, what direction it feels
3:26:05
like it Does it feel like it's left. If it feels like it's left,
3:26:09
that's good enough. That's actually the only thing that matters. Right.
3:26:16
So, under Trump rushing out this vaccine, you know, if you watch
3:26:20
the news, read the no ex times, it feels like left wing to
3:26:24
doubt it, to say no, I don't trust that it's Trump. Then
3:26:28
as soon as Biden's in the in office and you get the prompting from the
3:26:33
media, then it feels left wing to then support it. Does it matter
3:26:37
that it's incoherent? Right doesn't matter, It's just what it feels like.
3:26:41
I think that's the deep secret here. So why everything looks so insane to
3:26:46
us, but to them it doesn't because reality doesn't matter. Objective reality does
3:26:52
not matter to them. They don't fucking care. They don't give a shit
3:26:56
as long as it feels right. Yeah the uh Jacob says, I will
3:27:05
never forget the mostly peaceful pro Again, that's another example, fiery but peaceful,
3:27:13
fiery but mostly peaceful right. That doesn't make any damn sense that that
3:27:18
sums up, That sums up the whole movement right there in one sentence,
3:27:24
fiery but peaceful. That illustrates the point exactly. They just don't care what's
3:27:33
real and what isn't? The only care but appearing to be on the right
3:27:39
side. That's it. Anyway, we've been going for three and a half
3:27:52
hours. Shall I try and get to four hours? Can anybody else stay
3:27:56
up that long? Let's see do we even have enough material here? I
3:28:07
don't know if we do. Oh, this is so retarded. Okay,
3:28:13
so here's a woke interviewer here trying to get Jerry Seinfeld right, some prime
3:28:20
virtue signaling here. Jerry isn't having any of it. I have noticed that
3:28:24
most of the guests are mostly white males of twenty two episodes. Yeah,
3:28:28
let's get into that. But you take a look over here, Peter,
3:28:33
what do you see a lot of a lot of whiting? What's going on
3:28:39
here? But I know this really pisses me off, But god, it
3:28:45
really pisses me off. People think it's it's the census or something I meant
3:28:50
to represent the actual pie chart of America. Who cares? It's just funny
3:28:56
you know, funny is the is the is the world that I live in.
3:29:01
You're funny, I'm interested. You're not funny. I'm not interested,
3:29:03
and I have no interest in gender or race or anything like that. But
3:29:09
everyone else is kind of with their little calculating is this the exact right mix?
3:29:15
You know, I think that's to me, it's anti comedy. I
3:29:20
have noticed that most of the guests, when people like this stop asking those
3:29:28
questions, that's when you know we've won. Right, It's so stupid.
3:29:31
There's only one purpose behind that, a very transparent purpose behind that, right,
3:29:37
it's just doing the part of this guy feels like he has to ask
3:29:39
these questions. He wants to. He wants to put himself in that position
3:29:43
as some sort of you know, virtuous savior or something. He's punching up.
3:29:50
You know, it's ridiculous and stupid, and nobody actually really cares outside
3:29:58
of his industry. Anyway. Let's move on Lukeratkowski, Right, he's quite
3:30:09
good. I like he's on Temple. I mean, he's you know,
3:30:13
he goes a little deeper into things than I do. But I've had him
3:30:16
enjoying. I like him when he's on Timcast. This is crazy. These
3:30:20
women are at an emotional and mental disadvantage that they don't even understand, and
3:30:26
they're being sent to the front lines. So women in Ukraine are training for
3:30:30
combat as the country faces a dearth of troops two years into the Russian invasion.
3:30:37
So interesting when you're sending women to the front lines like it's over right,
3:31:01
it's over like that's it's it's dire at that point. They don't have
3:31:07
some reserve of troops like off, you know, a thousand kilometers away in
3:31:13
Siberia or something. Right, everybody they've got is there. Now they're down
3:31:16
to the last Now they're sending in women to the front lines. And well,
3:31:22
you know, this goes along with our conversation we're having earlier, Lucas
3:31:24
saying, these women are at an emotional and mental disadvantage and physical disadvantage that
3:31:30
they don't understand. Maybe they do, but they just don't have any choice.
3:31:35
But come on, let's see Jacob saying, can't make it today,
3:31:41
six o nine here, thanks for staying up this light with me, mad,
3:31:46
I appreciate it. It's only three twelve here. I think I have
3:31:52
to call it before I go. As their website as it were for you.
3:31:56
I don't partake in social media. I just have to see the notification.
3:32:01
I do have a website, but I kind of just stop posting to
3:32:03
it then think it really did anything. But don't know. What I can
3:32:11
do is post on make a post on YouTube, and then that will notify.
3:32:16
That should notify you if I post on YouTube or you compressed a notification
3:32:20
notification tab on that and then you'll know it. And if you don't want
3:32:24
to watch it on YouTube, you can just watch it on rubble. But
3:32:28
anyway, hey, thanks for coming in, Thanks for the chats. It's
3:32:31
awesome and hopefully we'll see you next week. If I do decide to go
3:32:35
ten o'clock next week, I will, I'll post it. I'll post it.
3:32:46
I would say, look into a program called Discord for hosting more interaction.
3:32:50
It's like a replacement for Skype that thousands of people can use it once.
3:32:54
It would allow a place for more interaction. I'll look into it.
3:32:58
I've heard about it, you know I've heard about it. I will look
3:33:01
into it, promise you that, And thanks for the heads up on that,
3:33:05
and hey, good night, thanks for hanging around for so long.
3:33:09
Hopefully see you next week. So this is an interesting phenomenon, isn't it?
3:33:24
This Fetterman, what exactly? So something crazy happened. Fetterman aligns with
3:33:33
the Santas on China, says Beijing should own zero farmland in the US.
3:33:37
He does not sound like a democrat. He doesn't sound if skyp had a
3:33:43
baby with old irisy channels. I don't know. I'll look into it.
3:33:48
Man. I can't promise anything because I'm still kind of a bit of a
3:33:50
light eighte and I, you know, new things problems with new things.
3:33:54
I don't like change. You know, there's a thing. There's that anyway.
3:34:01
But Fetterman doesn't sound like a Democrat anymore. I mean, talk on
3:34:05
Israel, does that sound like a well, it doesn't sound like the squad.
3:34:09
He's supposed to be a progressive right, doesn't sound like the rest of
3:34:11
the progressives. His talk on the border, he says, yes, of
3:34:16
course, he's a border crisis. That doesn't sound like he's not supposed to
3:34:18
be saying that what happened he's recovering it, says we need to study this
3:34:22
man's brain, and whatever stroke he had for science could be a landmark discovery.
3:34:28
It fixed them. It seems like it fixed them. It's had some
3:34:33
this like miraculous effect on the man. I'm actually starting to feel kind of
3:34:39
I mean, he's you know, he's still a lefty, but I'm starting
3:34:43
to feel bad for making fun of him so much before. You know,
3:34:50
it's I don't know what something happened with this guy. It's maybe like the
3:34:54
most interesting, one of the most interesting political stories of the last year or
3:35:00
so. Right, that's interesting. He recovers from a stroke, and he
3:35:05
gets more and more based as he does. And the thing is, he
3:35:09
actually sounds pretty good now, you know, just verbally. His verbal acuity
3:35:13
is improved immensely, so, I don't know, fascinating stuff. To save
3:35:22
time, Babylon Bee, to save time, the Babylon Bee will now just
3:35:26
republish everything. Biden says, verbatim. I've been saying for a long time
3:35:31
now that the Left is trying to kill satire, but tried to kill comedy
3:35:37
just by being crazier than satire. How do you satirize something that's already utterly
3:35:43
and totally absurd? How do you parody something that's already utterly and completely absurd,
3:35:50
which is like almost everything now Anyway, this was good. I enjoyed
3:36:01
this. Australian broadcaster Alan Jones utterly schools a panel of climate zealots on the
3:36:07
reality of the climate scam. Let's watch this. What is climate change?
3:36:11
I mean, I think the question that the young lady asked over here is
3:36:13
very valid. Young people are highly intelligent. But I wonder whether they're being
3:36:18
told, which they're entitled to, all the facts in relation to this.
3:36:24
When I asked, well, yes, Alice, if it's speaking for most
3:36:26
of the night, when I asked Tany Pivsek was the deputy of the Labor
3:36:33
Party and the potential Deputy Prime Minister, was carbon dioxide the big issue inneration
3:36:39
of climate change? And she said yes. I then said, well,
3:36:43
that being the case, what percentage of the atmosphere is made up of carbon
3:36:46
dioxide just causing climate change? Is it carbon dioxide? Yes? Carbon dioxide
3:36:54
pollution is a major contributor. Okay, So can I ask you that this
3:36:58
is not a trick question? What percentage of the earth is carbon dioxide?
3:37:03
Oh? I don't know. And I'm saying on you don't know what percentage
3:37:07
of the atmosphere is carbon dioxide? And yet you're prepared to stand the economy
3:37:11
on its head to address a problem, the detail of which you don't know.
3:37:15
So when I then explain that the percentage of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere,
3:37:18
Alice is how much? Alice? How much of carbon dioxide the atmosphere?
3:37:24
To answer the question Scott Morrison has said, now, Alison, how
3:37:26
timate changed, Alice? How much wants to do something about? Alice?
3:37:30
How much carbon dioxide is the problem? How much carbon dioxide is there in
3:37:33
the atmosphere? I'm not a signify. If you go to argue the case
3:37:37
you worts and it's point oh four of a percent, and of that point
3:37:39
oh four of us cent human beings around the world create three percent, and
3:37:45
of that three percent Australia creates one point three percent. But if carbon dioxide
3:37:48
is point oh four percent of the atmosphere and human beings, it's not surprising
3:37:54
to me at all that she did. None of them know the numbers,
3:37:56
right, they don't need to know. It doesn't matter fashion. It's fashion,
3:38:03
it's a new handbag, right. Well, it's also an industry as
3:38:05
well. Right, A lot of people are making money just talking about it.
3:38:09
Right, It doesn't surprise me that they don't know. They don't need
3:38:13
to know. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. I mean, most
3:38:16
people are too terrified to question it, to question their claims in the first
3:38:20
place. They don't need to know. They just need to know what direction
3:38:24
to move in. That's it. Does it feel left wing? Does it
3:38:28
feel climate e are not? So it's never surprising when these people don't literally
3:38:37
don't know. I mean, these are people talking about advocating for all kinds
3:38:41
of crazy shit, all kinds of draconian measures for to fight the climate change,
3:38:46
and they just don't know anything about it. It's not surprising. In
3:38:50
fact, it would be surprising if they did. Because you have to remember
3:38:54
as well. For the modern leftist, knowledge is not a virtue, right,
3:39:03
and it's why nobody's That's why students aren't learning anything in universities anymore,
3:39:07
right, it's knowledge is not a virtue. If you learn something that makes
3:39:11
you question the orthodoxy, that's bad for them, right, That that's going
3:39:16
to create a conflict in their minds, which they don't want. People just
3:39:20
want to get through. They want to slide slide through. They want to
3:39:22
take the path of least resistance. If all of a sudden you're questioning everything
3:39:26
you've been taught. That's not easy, right, safer to not know.
3:39:30
It's safer to not know the facts. It's safer to not be an expert,
3:39:33
a real expert. It's safer just to laugh it off and just say,
3:39:39
oh, you're a denier or fascist or whatever. Right, It's way
3:39:43
safer that way. It's way safer for them to insulate themselves against reality,
3:39:48
because you know, when woke and reality or dogma and reality, when when
3:39:58
they conflict, when they when they crash into each other, when they you
3:40:03
know, when they interrogate each other, reality just always has a better a
3:40:09
better answer, a better argument, because it's real, because it's dealing with
3:40:13
reality, you know. So the goal is to avoid reality and to avoid
3:40:20
the better argument. Anyway, let's continue responsible for three percent of that point
3:40:28
oh four percent, and Australia is responsible for one point three percent of the
3:40:33
three percent of the point oh four percent. It's like saying there's a granule
3:40:39
of sugar on the Harbor bridge, clean the bridge up. It's dirty.
3:40:43
Surely, if a political party doesn't know the quantum of carbon dioxide in the
3:40:46
atmosphere, what they are already standing the economy on its head for demonizing cul
3:40:52
fired power, driving everyone into renewable energy which is not available, not reliable,
3:40:56
and not affordable. Plugging us an electric car giving us nearly the dearest
3:41:01
electricity in the world when we're rich in energy resources exporting cars. How that
3:41:07
China and India in Japan can have cheap electricity and we sit here swallowing this
3:41:11
ideological rubbish, putting industry at risk, jobs at risk, and burying the
3:41:16
economy. Yeah, it don't make a whole lot of sense, does it.
3:41:26
You know, you have a country like Australia that is responsible for this.
3:41:30
So he's saying three percent of global emissions, right, and you're not
3:41:35
going to get rid of all of that. What are you going to get
3:41:37
rid of? You're gonna get rid of maybe twenty percent of it, like
3:41:43
reasonably without without having like a you know, constant blackouts for instance, energy
3:41:48
blackouts and whatnot. Right, it's not going to make any fucking difference to
3:41:52
anything, especially since China's building You're constantly building new it's building hundreds of new
3:41:58
coal plants every year. Right, They've got lots of coal in China and
3:42:03
they like to burn it all. Right, This explains things quite well too.
3:42:11
I just want to be left alone. A man out in the wilderness
3:42:15
with a cabin. Looks like we've got another extremist here that's a leftist.
3:42:20
This really does illustrate something that a major difference between modern conservatism and leftism,
3:42:26
doesn't it. You know, like the left really doesn't respect the individual or
3:42:31
individual rights, doesn't even understand why you would want to have them. I
3:42:37
don't think it doesn't appear to be, you know, it's all consuming their
3:42:41
ideology. They can't let somebody go live in a cabin by themselves, right,
3:42:48
They couldn't sleep at night knowing somebody wasn't indoctrinated or forced to live under
3:42:52
a boot anyway. I think my rants are going to slow down. That
3:43:01
we've been going three hours and forty seven minutes, but there's still some stuff
3:43:05
here I think that we need to see. So here's an old interview from
3:43:09
Camille Paulia and feminist and she really she really called this looks like it was
3:43:13
probably from the nineties or maybe the early two thousand. Light and enlightened multi
3:43:18
culture, lightened and enlightened culture. I'm coly opposed to any politicized agenda in
3:43:24
the classroom. Okay, I do not want this crappy melodrama being taught to
3:43:28
our students that Western civilization is filled with evil patriarchs and out there are the
3:43:33
wonderful people of color. Well, but I don't think anyone that I know
3:43:37
that believes that that. Well, just think of what you just said.
3:43:41
You don't know, Stephen green Blight, the newesttoresist, Okay, who are
3:43:45
I mean? My god, everywhere out of their mouth is about the evil
3:43:48
of Western culture. Western culture is evil and all you don't know how bad
3:43:52
it are. African culture is. These people, these people in the unit
3:43:56
who have have controlled the university's humanity departments now do not believe in art.
3:44:00
Okay, they do not believe. They believe the dead white European males are
3:44:03
just you know, that enlightened multiculture. I'm totally so that's you know,
3:44:09
at least a couple of decades ago. And she absolutely called it, and
3:44:13
you know, you listen to Charlie Rose there, let's listen to it again.
3:44:16
Post any politicized agenda in the classroom, Okay. I do not want
3:44:22
this crappy melodrama being taught to our students that Western civilization is filled with evil
3:44:26
patriarchs, and out there are the wonderful people of color. Well, but
3:44:31
I don't think anyone that I know believes that. Well, just see that
3:44:35
was people like him were the problem. She's telling him, you know what's
3:44:41
happening in the university is somebody there experiencing it and saying, you don't know
3:44:45
how bad it is, and he just doesn't want to believe. That's how
3:44:48
they managed to take over all the institutions. People will just oh no,
3:44:52
well that's not I don't know anybody. Well, it was happening, she
3:44:54
was warning back then, a long time ago. It's pretty stunning, isn't
3:45:05
it. Don't you think Let's see leftists in a nutshell sanctuary city, welcome
3:45:15
all, no vacancy. That's what that was what they did at Martha's Vineyard
3:45:20
when they said the uh, they said the busload of migrants up there,
3:45:24
don't want them, That's what they said. Good for anybody else, if
3:45:30
everybody else, it's great, not as though we have expensive houses up here.
3:45:33
That's what they said. Let's see here's a person. Now. I
3:45:37
don't think these people actually believe this. I think it's a game that they're
3:45:41
playing. It's like a club they get into. It's like being a god,
3:45:45
like being a goth used to be and listening to the cure. You
3:45:48
know, It's just they've kind of ramped it up. I don't think they
3:45:50
really believe this shit. Person uses it pronouns and doesn't identify as human,
3:45:56
claims to identify as a robot and doesn't feel human emotion. Well, that
3:46:01
would be a psychopath. Maybe it's just a psychopath. There's a serious mental
3:46:07
health crisis affecting young people. This is lips of TikTok. Let's hear it.
3:46:18
Hello. I have been asked by the other system members to make a
3:46:22
video and talk a bit about my lived experience. I am binary, I
3:46:30
use it and heat pronounce, and I am a robot or android of switch.
3:46:37
I am not human and I lack the ability to fully act human?
3:46:46
What does that mean? What does that mean? What does that mean?
3:46:50
Well? I'm certain to think maybe this is like somebody would like on the
3:46:54
spectrum. Perhaps because since I spawned in this human body, I have not
3:47:00
been able to access the Internet and download new ways of acting. I have
3:47:05
transcripts for every way of acting and reacting to different things and I'll lack new
3:47:11
ones due to not being able to connect to the internet anymore. So there
3:47:16
I cannot always react accordingly to new things because I cannot look it up anymore
3:47:24
and do not know how to act and react. I'm not alone. This
3:47:30
is just actually said to me. This just feels like somebody who's maybe on
3:47:33
the spectrum, who's just being taken advantage of by woke creeps. You know,
3:47:41
something very there's something very disturbing about it. We should move on.
3:47:52
Oh so here's another insane person from the World Economic Form. Let's check this
3:47:56
out. I mean, ecoside as a word is becoming more is becoming better
3:48:01
known around the world, and the concept is generally mass damage and destruction of
3:48:05
nature. But legally speaking, what our organization and other collaborators aim to do
3:48:11
is to have this recognized legally as a serious crime because one of the issues
3:48:16
that sort of pervades all of this discussion is that we have a kind of
3:48:20
cultural, very grained habit of not taking damage to nature as seriously as we
3:48:26
take damage to people and property. And that, I mean, if your
3:48:30
campaigning for human rights, at least you know, math, murder, torture,
3:48:31
all of these things are serious crimes, but there's no equivalent in the
3:48:35
environmental space and so and unlike an international crime like genocide that involves a specific
3:48:43
intent. With ecoside, what we see is actually what people are trying to
3:48:48
do. What businesses are trying to do is make money, is farm,
3:48:52
is fish, is do all of these things that are producing energy and salt.
3:48:58
So they're trying to do all these things like farming and fishing. I
3:49:03
wonder why they do that. I wonder why they do farming for instance.
3:49:07
Huh oh, I know it's because we need to eat. This must be
3:49:16
one of those kind of like anti humanist people, one of those like I
3:49:18
don't know, what is she like, what is the extinction rebellion something like
3:49:22
that, These people who just want what they called Malthusians, they just want
3:49:26
less people. Why somebody's gonna go up and complain farming, We have to
3:49:33
stop farming. But we're not going to stop farming because nobody wants to starve
3:49:37
to death. It doesn't look like she's starving to death. Looks like she's
3:49:41
getting her fair share of food, her fair share of galleries. You know,
3:49:46
the world has just become so strange and surreal, like this person has
3:49:50
got a place to speak at the World Economic Form with all of the you
3:49:56
know, top business leaders and national leader of the world, we others have
3:50:01
you know, what's it Agretta up there, it's all just like theater.
3:50:07
Is it just theater? I don't know. Let's see breaking WEF guests to
3:50:15
crash the dav Devil's conference apologizes, Yes, this is satire, is not
3:50:20
actually there. I think there's a video before this, but I don't have
3:50:24
it solicious watch this and so yesterday I stood on this stage and said some
3:50:28
things that I should not have said. But we all deserve a second chance.
3:50:33
So I would like to apologize to absolutely no one. None of you
3:50:37
were elected to show us how we should live our lives. All of you
3:50:41
motherfuckers took your private jets to show up to this meeting, So don't lecture
3:50:46
us about the environment. I ain't eating bugs. You can eat these nuts.
3:50:50
And once again you and your fake climate agenda can go fuck. That's
3:51:00
pretty good. I ain't eating the bugs. You can eat these nuts.
3:51:03
Like it. You know, I have another video, WF video down here
3:51:07
somewhere. Hold on. Danny Paulishchuk, who's pretty damn funny. And he
3:51:13
actually did one last year where he's let's find it. He like green,
3:51:20
screens himself into the wef and does like a comedy routine, Let's see where
3:51:28
is it? I hope I bookmarked it. Oh, here we go.
3:51:35
All right, check this out. Hey, what's up? Everybody? My
3:51:43
name is Danny Paulishchuk, and I'm gonna be your host for this evening's Crystal
3:51:48
Awards here at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Big Ronald pause
3:51:54
for everybody who came out here tonight. All right, that's enough applause everybody.
3:52:03
I will say, you folks over here in Davos really know how to
3:52:05
treat people. I was just backstage before I came out here, and the
3:52:09
spread was incredible. I've never eaten so many different kinds of bugs in my
3:52:15
life. Nah, just kidding. I know you guys are not the ones
3:52:18
who are actually eating the bugs. It's just the poor people. Speaking of
3:52:22
poor people, where's Elon Muskat? Elon is he here? Oh? I
3:52:26
guess you couldn't make it today because he's too busy losing money. A lot
3:52:31
of familiar faces in the crowd tonight, A lot of familiar faces in the
3:52:33
crowd. Familiar of course to Jeffrey Epstein's pilot. I see you, yeah,
3:52:41
A few of you who have been to Epstein's island. Don't be bashful.
3:52:43
Pretty much everyone here tonight flew in on a private jet as per usual.
3:52:48
As per usual, I will say, everybody in this room probably released
3:52:50
more gas than Klaus Schwabsticky ass, Klaus, I see you over there,
3:52:56
Klaus. Also, we got our man of the hour tonight. Interesting Elba.
3:53:00
Everybody be around A plus for Indri's Elba. If you's elbow, yeah,
3:53:05
I guess because you couldn't get to be James Bond in the movies.
3:53:09
A figure. You just come and hang out with some real life super villains.
3:53:13
I'm not sure if it'd'res Elba if you're getting paid to be here tonight,
3:53:16
or if your payment is Klaus Schwab just letting you see your family.
3:53:20
Ever again, speaking of Klaus Schwab, everybody round applause for Klaud Schwab.
3:53:26
Without that man, there would be no World Economic Forum. Klaus, Klaus,
3:53:33
where's your fancy get up? A crazy leather suit? Where'd you get
3:53:37
that thing? By the way, villains are us Klaus has famously said that
3:53:41
people will own nothing and be happy. Well, Klaus, I own nothing
3:53:48
and I'm sad. Explain that George Soris. George Soros couldn't make it tonight.
3:53:54
Unfortunately, you had to cancel last minute because he's too busy destabilizing the
3:53:58
West. All Right, everybody, have a great rest of your world economic
3:54:03
for him. And I've been Danny paulaschock and if nobody hears from me next
3:54:05
week, it's because I've been killed. Anyways, have a good night,
3:54:09
everybody. Yeah, he does these videos of himself bombing at the WEF.
3:54:15
I get a kick out of him. I think it's pretty damn funny.
3:54:20
If you don't know me. He does a lot of stuff with like Ryan
3:54:22
Long and they do like the boys cast rage on behalf of the Machine.
3:54:31
Nothing says punk rock like grown men that look like lesbians supporting the Democrat Party,
3:54:37
big pharma and major corporations. Yeah, although were they ever punk and
3:54:41
were I mean, if they ever were considered that it was a it was
3:54:46
a long time ago. I think I don't feel safe for my own neighborhood.
3:54:52
You literally voted for this, Yep, that's the story. The eternal
3:54:58
story, Like, all right, we got anything else? Well, there's
3:55:09
some stuff I put together here. But who would you like to see?
3:55:18
Who would like would you like to see Vivek as Trump's VP. We talked
3:55:22
about this a few times tonight, and I think it would be pretty good.
3:55:26
Say is he talking in this no thing? VP? He's got something
3:55:33
that's here? Thank you, thank you? Wow? That towers that pretty
3:55:41
good? Right, Tower's pretty good, and he's a fantastic guy and he's
3:55:46
really uh, he's got something that's very special because he started off with a
3:55:50
zippo and he's got he ended up very strong. He did a great job.
3:55:54
I was actually surprised when he called up because he was doing well.
3:55:58
And it's a door to have his endorsement. He's going to be working with
3:56:01
us, and he'll be working with us for a long time. Thank you.
3:56:09
I wonder if I wonder if he's already been picked and they just haven't
3:56:13
announced it yet. I mean, maybe they announced it before I went live,
3:56:16
right before I went live or something. I don't know. I kind
3:56:18
of wonder, though, I wonder if he's already the pick. I have
3:56:24
to wonder, Let's see, is there anything else here? I want to
3:56:31
go through retirement plan, move to Mexico, give up citizenship, come back
3:56:39
illegally, set for life. That makes sense. See what do we get
3:56:48
else? What else do we got here? I think this is Brian Cranston
3:56:54
talking about how he thinks Maga the mega hats or racist or something. I
3:56:58
was going to show this to you, but you know, fuck it.
3:57:03
He played He's a typical, no nothing, a Democrat actor. He played
3:57:13
Dalton Trumbo, who was blacklisted after the McCarthy hearings because of course he loves
3:57:20
communism and communists. Of course, it's all the same shit. How could
3:57:26
these people be so fucking stupid? You know, I don't know. Here's
3:57:37
the Here is the Canadian the leader of the Canadian Conservative Party, the Conservative
3:57:41
Party of Canada, talking about free speech. And this is the sort of
3:57:45
thing that I like to hear, and it's the exact opposite of what we
3:57:48
hear from Prime Minister hair and teeth. So the Ontario College of Psychologists has
3:57:56
told Jordan Peterson that he either under go retraining for social media etiquette or lose
3:58:05
his license to practice as a clinical psychologist. This follows a number of complaints
3:58:11
by people who don't like his online posts, one of which is a retweet
3:58:16
something I posted. Another is a criticism of Justin Trudeau. Now, it
3:58:20
should go without saying that in a free country, professionals should not lose their
3:58:26
jobs and licenses because they express a political opinion contrary to the licensing body that's
3:58:33
mandated by the government. But of course, in saying this, my liberal
3:58:39
critics in the media will of course say, well, pollyev agrees with freedom
3:58:43
of speech, or someone like doctor Peterson, therefore he must endorse everything doctor
3:58:48
Peterson has ever said. Well, of course not. I don't endorse one
3:58:50
hundred percent of everything anyone has ever said. There's no two people in the
3:58:56
world who agree one hundred percent of the time one hundred percent of things.
3:59:01
And so I'm sure there is something he's posted that I do object to,
3:59:03
but that is not the point, because freedom of speech only matters when you
3:59:07
disagree. I mean, if we all agreed, we wouldn't need freedom of
3:59:11
speech, because no one has ever tried to censor someone for saying something that
3:59:13
they agree with. It is only when there is a disagreement that it matters,
3:59:18
and that's what distinguishes Canada a free country. From dictatorships. Dictators don't
3:59:24
censor things their citizens say that the dictator agrees with only things they disagree with.
3:59:31
Here in Canada, though, unfortunately, through the cancel culture and the
3:59:33
woke movement, we've seen at university campuses, in the media, now increasingly
3:59:41
in big powerful corporations, and most recently with a professional licensing body, we're
3:59:46
seeing the idea that someone can lose their job, their status, their ability
3:59:54
to study because they express something that is contrary to the government line. Now,
4:00:00
I don't believe that is the Canada we want. We have Section to
4:00:03
be of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. To be or not to be,
4:00:07
that is the question, and the answer is that, as Voltaire has
4:00:16
been quoted as saying, I may not agree with what you say, but
4:00:20
I will defend to my death your right to say it. So it's just
4:00:31
unbelievable how refreshing it is in Canada to hear in Canada to hear a political
4:00:37
leader say that. Incredibly refreshing, and you know it's you know, he's
4:00:43
dolen out white pills there as far as I'm concerned. You know, it's
4:00:48
exact opposite of Trudeau. What Trudeau would never say anything like Trudeau is Absolutely
4:00:52
he is the antithesis of that. Trudeau. Anything that he considers counterproductive to
4:01:00
his political fortunes is misinformation, and he rails against it. He rails against
4:01:05
it. How we have to how we have to control misinformation, right,
4:01:09
which is basically just you know, thought crimes. Right, it's a thought
4:01:13
crime to not like Trudeau or to criticize Trudeau and anything that anybody does that
4:01:20
is deleague misinformation. Right. Trudeau is the opposite of what we've just witnessed,
4:01:26
the complete opposite. He is a want to be dictator. But I
4:01:30
just heard there that gives me some hope. That's what we need to hear.
4:01:33
And there hasn't been a Conservative leader in a long time. He's o
4:01:37
the balls to say that it shouldn't take ball. That should just be the
4:01:41
default conservative position. Shouldn't need to be prompted. It shouldn't be a relief.
4:01:46
It should be expected expected of Conservative leaders. It should be expected,
4:01:50
frankly of the leader of the Liberal Party, unless they want to rename it
4:01:56
to the Illiberal Party, which perhaps they should. Anyway, Well, here's
4:02:07
Malay talking at the Melay have youer Mela talking at the w e F about
4:02:16
warning about socialism. I actually made a video on this. You can check
4:02:18
that out on my channel if you subscribe. Everybody should subscribe right now.
4:02:24
Actually it's extremely important. But let's listen to him because what he's saying is
4:02:28
important. I don't think this will well. Obviously this will not have gone
4:02:31
over well at the World Economic Forum, but he said it. Let's hear
4:02:37
it. Good afternoon, Yes, thank you very much. Today I'm here
4:02:46
to tell you that the Western world is in danger. And it is endangered
4:02:52
because those who are supposed to have to defend the values of the West are
4:02:56
co opted by a vision the world that inectually leads to socialism and thereby to
4:03:03
poverty. Unfortunately, in recent decades, motivated by some well meaning individuals willing
4:03:15
to help others and others motivated by the wish to belong to a privileged cast,
4:03:20
the main leaders of the Western world have abandoned the model of freedom for
4:03:24
different versions of what we call collectivism. We're here to tell you that collectivist
4:03:30
experiments are never the solution to the problems that afflict the citizens of the world.
4:03:37
Rather, they are the root cause. To believe me, no one
4:03:41
better place than US Argentines to testify to these two points. Yeah, so
4:03:48
that would have gone over well, that with Klaus, that with Klaus wants
4:03:54
to put the brain chip in your brain. Well, we're looking at that
4:03:58
video earlier about Clouds talking about the brain chips. I mean, he looked
4:04:01
as happy as he's ever looked in his life. You know, he can't
4:04:05
wait, You can't wait to get that chip into your brain because he wants
4:04:13
to help the world. You see. Oh yeah, there was this from
4:04:18
the Babylon Bee. Trump promises with ake and administration position running the White House
4:04:24
seven eleven. Funny. He took it with good humor, which is excellent.
4:04:31
Veke did, all right, Maybe we'll end it off with this for
4:04:39
sale, one white privileged card, never used reason for selling. Hasn't done
4:04:46
anything for me, No free college, no free food, no free housing,
4:04:50
no free anything. Prefer cash, but willing to do an even trade
4:04:54
for a victim card. Prefer cash, but willing to do an even trade
4:04:58
for a victim card, which seems more widely accepted with better benefits. Well,
4:05:05
that sure is true, isn't it. You know, it makes me
4:05:07
think of that phenomenon of university professors that had a whole bunch of video.
4:05:13
There's a whole bunch of them were uncovered going up to I mean, it's
4:05:18
still happening, but there was like a spree of them all like in the
4:05:22
same month. There was like five of them where they were pretending to be
4:05:26
uh, they were pretending to be you know, people of color. Right.
4:05:33
There was one woman who was like, there's a white woman from New
4:05:37
York and she was she was pretending to be black, and I guess she
4:05:41
just did the Rachel dolaz all thing and like a lot of like fake like
4:05:48
fake tan stuff and like a perm and she would actually like go to the
4:05:54
university teacher and like like animal print clothing. Think about she's pretending to be
4:06:01
black and she's wearing like zebra print dresses and stuff. I mean, it's
4:06:05
kind of beyond imagining, isn't it. Like she like at that point,
4:06:15
it really says something. But there's a whole bunch of them that we're all
4:06:18
doing this, and you have to wonder, well, if it's all true.
4:06:22
And of course these people were teaching like African studies and critical race theory
4:06:26
and all this stuff. If what they were teaching was true, they wouldn't
4:06:31
have the job unless they were white, like, it would have made it
4:06:39
harder for them to get their positions pretending to be not white. Right,
4:06:45
if everything they were teaching was true, there'd be no benefit. In fact,
4:06:48
it would be it would be costly to them career wise. Of course,
4:06:54
we know that's not the case. We know that it helped them immensely.
4:06:56
Right. They saw the privilege and they took it. And it wasn't
4:07:01
the privilege that they're teaching people that they have, which they obviously know they
4:07:09
obviously no, doesn't actually exist. Right. They saw where the privilege actually
4:07:13
was and they took that. It's interesting, I mean, there really is
4:07:24
no other explanation for that. Right, They weren't giving up their white privilege.
4:07:35
They never had any privilege. They saw within a university setting. Okay,
4:07:41
in a university setting, there is privilege. They recognized it, they
4:07:45
identified it, and they took it. And that's reality. Here. Let's
4:07:52
listen to this before all Right, I think I'm gonna have to shut it
4:07:56
off pretty quick, but I thought this is interesting. This is uh uh,
4:08:00
this is what Jamie Diamond, that's yeah, Jamie Diamond, he's the
4:08:07
JP Morgan CEO. So let's listen to what he has to say. We've
4:08:09
got this great hand. But when people say, maga, we've got this
4:08:13
great hand. But when people say maga, they're actually looking at people voting
4:08:18
for Trump, and they think they're voting and they're basically scape going them that
4:08:22
you are like him. Uh And but I don't think they're voting for Trump
4:08:26
because his family values. If you look, just take a step back,
4:08:28
be honest. He's kind of right about NATO, kind of right about immigration.
4:08:33
He grew the economy quite well, tax reform worked. He was right
4:08:37
about some of China. I don't I don't like what he did, he
4:08:41
made ready, and I don't like how he said things in Mexico. I
4:08:45
don't like. But he wasn't wrong about some of these critical issues. And
4:08:48
that's why they're voting for him. And and I think people should be a
4:08:50
little more respectful of our fellow citizens. And when you guys have people up
4:08:54
here, you always ask the why, not like it's a binary thing.
4:08:58
You're supporting Trump, You know, why are you so hard to hate seventy
4:09:01
five million of your fellow Americas? I agree? And you know, the
4:09:05
Democrats have done a pretty good job with the deplorables ugging on their bibles and
4:09:09
their beer and their guns. I mean, really, could you just stop
4:09:13
that stuff and actually grow up and treat other people with respect and listen to
4:09:16
a little bit. And I do think the e commy will affect I think
4:09:20
this, this negative talk about MAGA is going to hurt Biden's electrical campaign.
4:09:26
So that's interesting. And it's c NBC, which is supposed to be like
4:09:28
a business uh network, isn't it. But that's still he's saying that in
4:09:33
enemy territory. Anything with NBC attached to it, it's that's enemy territory for
4:09:39
reason insanity, Right, that's interesting. Things are turning? Right? Are
4:09:45
things turning? Is that possible? The world is becoming more sane? Is
4:09:50
that possible? I think it's happening. We've got this great o. This
4:10:00
is good. Okay, we got to check this one out here. Okay,
4:10:01
this is funny. What eh don cajuni doni cajuni doni pad do niv
4:10:11
junie cattle naught don don cal dounia dounia don call don cattle ni cald dounia.
4:10:18
Don gotta turn the volume off that because I don't want to get copyrighted.
4:10:30
That was pretty good. That was a pretty good one. You didn't
4:10:33
see that coming. All right, we got to watch this. This has
4:10:41
become classic at this point. Let's watch this. You're probably I'm sure you've
4:10:45
already seen this, but let's check it again. Sewing Neil Davidson from the
4:10:48
Canadian Press, Welcome to Canada. Oh, congratulations the Canadian press man.
4:10:54
Were you a Were you a COVID bank account steal er? Two? Were
4:10:58
you on board with that? No? Are you left wing or right wing?
4:11:03
Were you a true Were you a trudeauh We got one of that.
4:11:05
We got one of the fucking commies with a press. We gotta know where
4:11:07
this man stands. Are you non biased? I think I'll lost the questions
4:11:13
here? Oh any thinks? Last? How we fucking know? Maybe I
4:11:16
should just pass on this motherfucker. He's gonna go back, He's gonna go
4:11:18
back and fucking give my bank account information of fucking Trudeau. Well it's probably
4:11:24
a good bank account, thanks Sewan. Neil Davidson from the Canadian Press,
4:11:30
Welcome to Canada. Yeah, Canadian journalists are so self satisfied and self righteous,
4:11:41
and they're all almost almost all of them are are woke UH, which
4:11:46
Sean Strickland has picked up on the press conference is that is not UH.
4:11:52
I'm really enjoying this whole thing. I can't wait for the fight, which
4:11:56
I guess is actually now tonight because it's almost four o'clock in the morning,
4:12:00
so I already already pre ordered the UH pay per view, and I get
4:12:03
most of the pay per views anyway, but this one in particular, I
4:12:07
am looking forward to. I want him to win, right. I watched
4:12:11
the last fight, rebeat to Atisania. It was a he was the underdog.
4:12:16
I think he was a late replacement in that fight too, and it
4:12:18
was good. He's in tough. So the guy's fighting tomorrow, I said,
4:12:22
du plus hees. I've seen him fight before too, and he's a
4:12:24
fucking beast. But I want this guy to win. He's made a name
4:12:28
for himself in Canada. For me, it's just it's glorious. I don't
4:12:33
have to agree with everything he says either, but it's glorious. It's glorious
4:12:39
to me to see somebody be able to get up and be just full on
4:12:43
a hostile to woke, pompous journalists and be you know, the anti woke
4:12:50
king with no consequences. Right. I wonder if a couple of years ago,
4:12:56
if you know there, there would have been something. There's not.
4:13:00
The last I checked the UFC twitter feed, they weren't even They were just
4:13:03
ignoring all that. They weren't saying a damn thing. I know. The
4:13:07
Canadian presses all up in arms. They hate them, absolutely fucking hate them.
4:13:11
Right, they're acting like they're acting like a bunch of god damn pansies.
4:13:16
That's what they're doing, a bunch of goddamn woke pansies. So for
4:13:22
me, it's a glorious thing to get to see somebody be able to be
4:13:26
that subversive and it's okay. And you know when when he comes up from
4:13:33
our for a fight, it's going to be a huge, huge applause for
4:13:37
him. The crowd's going to go fucking nuts because the UFC crowd is not
4:13:41
woke. So for me, it's like a it's kind of a glorious thing
4:13:46
to see somebody who can just say offensive shit and it's fine politically incorrect things,
4:13:52
and you know what, he's getting away with it, there's no problems.
4:13:58
That's the kind of world that we want to be in. It doesn't
4:14:01
matter whether you agree with them or disagree with them. Right, it's a
4:14:03
better it's a more fun it's more interesting. It's a healthier world where people
4:14:09
can't express themselves, where people can be dissidents. There people can assent against
4:14:16
the you know, the the acceptable narratives. You know, and what are
4:14:22
the acceptable narratives? They're just things that come out of fucking teleprompters told to
4:14:28
us by robots. That's what the acceptable narrative is. What is an expert?
4:14:37
An expert is a guy who has a pre interview. There are pre
4:14:41
show interview where they ask them, do you fall in line with the narrative?
4:14:46
These are the things we want to hear. If they do, they're
4:14:48
on. If they don't, they're not on. Right, So I want
4:14:56
the world's a lot more fun. It's got people like this. They can
4:14:58
actually speak their mind without being destroyed or stricken from their sport or from you
4:15:03
know, polite society, or society entirely. It's a funner world. It's
4:15:13
a better world. It's a healthier world. It's a world where good ideas
4:15:20
have a shot, you know, and it doesn't matter if they're you know,
4:15:24
not ideologically pure. That's a healthy society, a society where you can
4:15:30
have where you have competition between ideas and the best ideas when based on what
4:15:35
actually works, based on reality. When wellk in reality collide, reality always
4:15:41
has the better argument because it's real. When the shit hits the fan,
4:15:46
ideology goes out the window, right, because it doesn't help you eat.
4:15:56
Surprised, I had another rent left in me, really surprised. This is
4:16:00
the kind of stuff that drives me kind of nuts, says hear from this
4:16:03
is I guess reddit atheism. Christians are furious that a Christian magazine correctly said
4:16:10
Jesus was an Asian, was Asian and dark skinned? No, they weren't.
4:16:15
Christians know what the Middle East is, right like people know what the
4:16:22
people from that area two thousand years ago looked like Christians. I've never heard
4:16:27
of a Christian being furious about it, have you? This is just nonsense.
4:16:34
These are just the lies they that they tell themselves to prop themselves up,
4:16:40
to self aggrandize themselves, to give themselves an enemy because they need an
4:16:45
enemy anyway. Stuff like that's just drives me bananas. Am I the only
4:16:53
one wondering where these angry Christians are It's read its fantasy that Christians get angry
4:16:59
over these things, but in reality, no one cares. You're angry,
4:17:03
aren't you bigot? No? When it comes to that, when it comes
4:17:08
to stuff like that, like, they won't take like bigger, They won't
4:17:12
take no for an answer. They need to learn to take no for an
4:17:15
answer. Show me on this doll where the joke hurts you. I haven't
4:17:25
watched South Park for a while. I should really watch should really watch them
4:17:30
because it's a great it's a brilliant show. In the future, saying the
4:17:34
N word will be the only way to prove you're not an AI. That's
4:17:44
how you tell if it's uh chat gpt uh. I wonder, I wonder
4:17:53
how real this really is? I wonder. Let's see, we're coming up
4:18:03
on four and a half hours. Wow, How do I keep doing this?
4:18:07
Just babbling on endlessly every Friday night? I think I get like an
4:18:11
hour in and I think I'm not doing four and a half hours tonight.
4:18:15
No way, I'm too tired. You know. I gotta start doing them
4:18:18
earlier. I can't. I can't do another form. And then I just
4:18:19
do Then I just keep going somehow I mean there there was a lot of
4:18:25
chat, a lot of people in the chat earlier. That tends to keep
4:18:29
me rolling. But apparently the chat's not working on Rumble right now for some
4:18:33
reason. So it stopped working at some point. I think it stops and
4:18:37
notices a couple of times. I think like after a certain amount of time,
4:18:41
it just stops. It just the chat just stops working on the Rumble.
4:18:45
I don't know because I'm I'm streaming from the Rumble studio, so that
4:18:48
shouldn't be a problem anyway. What is this, Well, here's somebody saying,
4:19:03
uh, speaking some reality about Justin Trudeau. We spent a lot of
4:19:07
time on this channel, uh, talking speaking negatively about Justin Trudeau. In
4:19:12
fact, I'm going to show you something. I start every if you've never
4:19:17
seen the show before, and he didn't see the beginning of the show,
4:19:18
I start every week. I'm gonna do this until Justin Trudeau is no longer
4:19:22
in office. Uh. I asked Grock, that's the Twitter AI or the
4:19:30
x AI to do something. I write a review of a documentary about Trudeau,
4:19:36
and it always has to have at least two elements, which is one
4:19:38
is blackface and one is Justin Trudeau getting a vagina plasty. And it started
4:19:44
because I wanted to test checc GPT against Grock and see which one was most
4:19:48
woke. Chet Gypt wouldn't even get started. As soon as I typed in
4:19:52
Justin Trudeau of vagina plasty, chet Gyp was like, absolutely no, I
4:19:56
know that is offensive. I cannot be a offensive Chucchibt loves Truda, wouldn't
4:20:03
say a bad word about him. Groc actually plays along. I feel like
4:20:04
Groc wants to like Trudeau because he's woke, but it's actually playing along and
4:20:11
it's amazing. So we do this a couple of them, Like, here's
4:20:14
an example of on here, I said, write a poem about Justin Trudeau
4:20:22
declaring that he is the reincarnation of Emilia Earhart and getting a vaginoplasty. He
4:20:27
plans to circumnavigate the globe in blackface. His goal is to prove once and
4:20:32
for all that women can drive just as well as men. In current year,
4:20:37
However, citing menopause, he instead just leads the Montreal Pride Parade,
4:20:41
writing on a unicycle. The crowd is offended by his use of blackface and
4:20:45
throws rotten vegetables at him. He is then formally adopted by Klaus Schwab of
4:20:52
the World Economic Form and it wrote me a poem here, and it does
4:20:56
this. So every week we do that, I'll read you just a little
4:20:57
bit, not the whole thing in Skies of Blue and Fields of Green,
4:21:02
a tale of Trudeau and Amelia's dream of vaginoplasty, change of scene, a
4:21:08
journey to prove what's right and what's not in blackface it's being. So that's
4:21:14
a little taste and you can look forward to that every Friday night. That's
4:21:17
the thing. We start off with a couple of those. And I keep
4:21:21
asking people to give me some more ideas, because if I'm going to do
4:21:23
this every week until Justin Trudeau is no longer the Prime Minister of Canada,
4:21:27
that's a lot of weeks, because it looks like he's going to be until
4:21:30
you know, late twenty twenty five, until we have an opportunity to vote
4:21:33
him out, and I think that we will. But that's a lot.
4:21:37
So you know, even somebody listening to the replay of this, not live
4:21:41
the replay, you can put any ideas you've got for these these these you
4:21:45
know, poems or stories or movie reviews that GROC is going to write about
4:21:49
Justin Trudeau but being in blackface and having a vaginoplasty. The first one is
4:21:55
about him, just to give you another a bit more of an idea that
4:21:59
where the direction and these things go. The first one is about Trudeau trying
4:22:03
to improve his low approval numbers before the night next selection by getting a vaginoplasty
4:22:08
and joining the Girl Guides of Canada. He is attempting to set a new
4:22:14
record for door to door cookie sales. Trudeau has no trouble fitting into the
4:22:18
Girl Guides due to their new DEI policies, and because of the new DEI
4:22:22
policies, all girl Guides in Canada are now middle aged men. And he
4:22:26
wears blackface for the whole thing. So that's the sort of thing we do.
4:22:30
Those are Friday nights. It's the first thing that we do on Friday
4:22:33
nights. And if you have ideas for that, because it's hard for me
4:22:37
to keep coming up with these ideas, you know, the only two things
4:22:41
that must have or are Justin Trudeau being in blackface and also Justin Trudeau getting
4:22:47
a vagino plasty. So those are the only two things and then the rest
4:22:52
you can throw things in a monkey. I haven't thought of a way to
4:22:55
throw a monkey in there yet, you know. I mean, we've done
4:22:59
him being aiming to be the reincarnation of Amelia Earhart right and joining the Girl
4:23:04
Guides. And there was one where Justin Trudeau it's a fake movie review that
4:23:10
groc wrote for Justin Trudeau's one man show of the Black Panther movie. Obviously
4:23:18
he's he's doing that in blackface. Though in that one he didn't have a
4:23:22
vagino plasty, so I get we added that in after the first few weeks.
4:23:30
But yeah, I'm definitely looking for ideas of more things we can do.
4:23:36
There was one where he started a blackface colony on the moon and he
4:23:40
had a vagino plastic in that one as well. Just crazy ideas throw my
4:23:44
way. It's fun and we'll be doing that at new ones again and he
4:23:48
can put those in the comments please, and we'll be doing that again next
4:23:52
Friday night. Anyway, this lady has some well say, constructive criticism for
4:24:00
Justin Trudeau, because Justin Trudeau has flushed Canada down the fucking toilet and he
4:24:08
keeps doing it. He doesn't have a clue what the value of our dollar
4:24:15
is. He doesn't. He's clueless when it comes to money, and he's
4:24:22
clueless when it comes to poverty because he does not know what poverty is.
4:24:27
He doesn't know how to live in poverty. He never has. He was
4:24:32
born with a silver spoon in his fucking mouth, So he doesn't he doesn't
4:24:38
understand it. He doesn't care. He doesn't care about you guys, us,
4:24:42
the people. He doesn't give a shit. And food prices are going
4:24:48
up. People, let alone, can't afford a roof over their head.
4:24:52
They can't afford to eat. People are working and working their ass off,
4:25:00
not even able to live anymore, just to make ends meet. All you
4:25:07
fucking liberals, stop voting this deck in What is it that you can't see?
4:25:15
Yeah, that is Canada. Now that's eight years of Justin Trudeau.
4:25:22
Fortunately, more and more Canadians are waking up and they're recognizing that they just
4:25:26
don't have the luxury of ignoring politics anymore. Just can't do it. Not
4:25:32
when you've got this part time his major achievement before getting into parliament on the
4:25:37
back of his father's name, which that's it, I mean, that's his
4:25:41
qualification. This his last name was Trudeau, right. His major achievement before
4:25:48
that was being a part time drama teacher. So and I have to say,
4:25:56
it's not like Canadians didn't know what they were doing. I mean,
4:25:57
he his his whole career, that his whole currency was for his political career
4:26:03
was that he was the wokest. He was the woke prime minister, right,
4:26:08
he was the equity prime minister. He was the you know, fifty
4:26:11
percent of my cabinet is women because of current year, you know, but
4:26:19
Canadians are starting to wake up now, starting to it's a little bit late.
4:26:26
Unfortunately, Trudeau has damaged the country in generational ways. So the damage
4:26:32
he's done, it's not like this is going to be fixed in four years.
4:26:37
No no, no, no, no no. It's going to be
4:26:38
a long road from here on out. I think the States is in the
4:26:41
same boat, to be honest. You know, with Biden, these are
4:26:47
not things they're going to be fixed quickly. Right, He's called generational damage.
4:26:51
In some ways, Canada will never be the same again. It's just
4:26:56
tragic. Let's see, is there anything else that I want to see in
4:27:03
here? I think I'm getting my eighth wind in this four and a half
4:27:10
hour stream might be able to Maybe I'll set a new record tonight. I
4:27:14
think my previous record was four hours and thirty eight minutes. I think maybe
4:27:18
I can send a new one. I can feel your hunger out there that
4:27:25
you want more. I can feel it. Let's see, unless I don't
4:27:33
really have anything else that haven't shown already, Let's see, let's hear this
4:27:45
pompous idiot, Brian Cranston. Let's see. You realize these people know absolutely
4:27:52
nothing. They just know what is the right direction to virtue signal and that's
4:27:57
it, all right. When I see the make America great again, my
4:28:02
comment is, do you do you do you accept that that could possibly be
4:28:07
construed as a racist remark? And most people, a lot of people go,
4:28:14
how could that be racist? Make America great again? I said,
4:28:18
so, just ask yourself from from an African American experience, when was it
4:28:22
ever great in America for the African American? When was it great? So
4:28:30
if you're making it great again, it's not including them. So it's it's
4:28:37
to teach us in the woke world to open up and accept the possibilities that
4:28:42
our privilege has created blind spots for us, and maybe I haven't seen what
4:28:49
is really happening yet in all my years. Right when I see the yea,
4:28:53
because it means it means everybody thinks it means bringing slavery back. Sure,
4:29:00
people are okay, let's just keep going. I'm too tired to deal
4:29:11
with that right now. We want that one. I think we've done a
4:29:17
lot of wef tonight. Let's see I might go back to that one.
4:29:27
So you already been there. This is really fucking disturbing, but it's it's
4:29:33
kind of, you know, important for more people to see the transition of
4:29:38
stories like this and to find out just how corrupt the medical industry is in
4:29:47
and just profiting off the pain of confused young people. Let's watch it.
4:29:53
I had convinced myself and kind of confused myself into thinking that the issues that
4:29:57
I was having was jen dysphoria, which it was not. It was not
4:30:02
actually gender dysphoria. But I had convinced myself that life would be better if
4:30:07
I was a guy. Life would be easier, I would be happier.
4:30:10
It just makes sense because I'm a tomboy and I do all this guy stuff,
4:30:12
so naturally I should just be a guy, right, No, But
4:30:15
I had convinced myself of that fact, and so I went to plant Parenthood
4:30:19
like the week later, and I was walked. I basically walked in.
4:30:23
I said, Hi, I think I'm trans. They said, great,
4:30:26
we're going to diagnose you with gender dysphoria, and here's your prescription for testosterone.
4:30:32
You can get it the very next day. And I said great.
4:30:34
I didn't actually realize in my head what a huge fucking red flag this was.
4:30:40
And I went on hormones like I think I got the prescription. Actually
4:30:42
I got the prescription and it wasn't going to be ready for I think a
4:30:45
few days, and I got my first hormone injection like a week later,
4:30:49
and then I got a binder and everything like that, and I was on
4:30:53
my little Marry transway consistently on testosterone for like a year, and I have
4:31:00
made it so I could easily pass as a guy. I did not get
4:31:03
misgendered. My voice dropped actually lower than it was than it is now.
4:31:10
My voice has raised slightly, not nearly enough, though, And I went
4:31:14
to see another therapist about getting top surgery. And it only took one one
4:31:19
therapy appointment for me to explain that that I was trans and or identified as
4:31:23
trans and I wanted to get top surgery. They didn't ask me any questions.
4:31:26
They didn't like poke or prod or try to be like, how long
4:31:30
have you been transitioning? Are you sure this is the right thing for you?
4:31:33
Nothing. Nothing. They sent me a letter or something to my insurance
4:31:40
company so I could get approved under insurance to go get the surgery. This
4:31:45
is what they call affirming care, which is just a euphemism. Like everything
4:31:48
with the modern far left, affirming care means that nobody, nobody is allowed
4:32:00
to question it. So essentially, it's you're having, in this case,
4:32:03
like a teenager, a young person self diagnosing themselves, self diagnosing themselves with
4:32:10
gender dysphorio having been born in the wrong body, and everybody just has to
4:32:14
go along with it. No questions, No like perhaps there's some other underlying
4:32:21
reason behind your discomfort or your depression or whatever it may be. None of
4:32:26
that. It's affirming care. Do you have to affirm it immediately. That
4:32:30
means that you have people adult, not only young people adults, but anybody
4:32:36
five year old self diagnosing themselves and that has to be affirmed and accepted That
4:32:44
is not responsible medical care. That's insane. That's insanely reckless. I mean,
4:32:52
why you even have doctors, right If they're just gonna say, okay,
4:32:55
yep, yep, for sure, yeah, here's your prescription for testosterone
4:32:59
or estrogen or whatever it may be. That's fucking insane. Think about that
4:33:03
for a moment. Think about that. You could have a fifteen year old
4:33:06
walking into a doctor's office self diagnosing themselves right because they heard it on TikTok,
4:33:14
because they met a new group social group on TikTok that says, oh,
4:33:17
yeah, you should definitely you'd be an awesome boy or an awesome girl
4:33:21
or whatever it may be, right, and they their self diagnosis must be
4:33:26
taken seriously. That's the law in Canada now. By the way, a
4:33:30
doctor will lose his license if hee says maybe you should talk to a therapist,
4:33:37
right, If they report them to the licensing body, they'll lose their
4:33:40
license, so they'll be suspended. They'll be punishment for that. That's actually
4:33:45
the law in Canada. Now. Think of how fucking insane and reckless that
4:33:48
is. I mean, again, it's true, though, don't elect don't
4:33:52
elect part time drama teachers. To be the leader of your country. Big
4:33:59
mistake. Can tell you that we could affirm that in Canada. Now anyway,
4:34:04
let's keep going. I had even been talking to the doctor's office that
4:34:08
does these Everything was approved. Nobody questioned me, nobody did anything. I
4:34:15
was basically diagnosing myself consistently throw out my entire transition. I was responsible for
4:34:23
my own medical diagnosis, which is really crazy and it's something that's unfortunately,
4:34:30
very very common. So long story short. Right around when I decided that
4:34:34
I was wanted to get top surgery, I had actually started to have some
4:34:40
doubts about being trans, which is really ironic because I said I really wanted
4:34:42
to get this, and then I started really thinking about it. After I
4:34:45
had gotten the approval and everything, I was like, fuck, do I
4:34:48
really want to I was like, do I really want to do this?
4:34:51
I said, if I was truly trans, I would not be having these
4:34:53
kinds of issues. And then I basically realized the issues that I was having
4:34:56
thinking and that missing being a woman. What was dysphoria? I gave myself
4:35:03
gender dysphoria. I identified as a guy and then got dysphoric about my body.
4:35:08
The trans industry is a multi million, probably multi billion dollar industry.
4:35:15
And if you think that they actually care about you or rather or not you're
4:35:23
happy with your transition or it actually you know, is successful for you in
4:35:27
the long run, you're fucking mistaken. Okay, they do not give a
4:35:32
shit. They are there to make money off of you. Okay, people
4:35:36
say that there's no that there's not there many D transitioners, and that the
4:35:40
people that most people are happy with their you know, surgeries. How the
4:35:44
fuck do you actually know if these people are making money off of you?
4:35:47
Do you seriously think that they're going to tell you all about the horror stories
4:35:52
and people who aren't satisfied. No, a person who's selling you a product
4:35:55
is gonna show you all these rave five star Google reviews, and they're gonna
4:35:59
sh under the in the closet and under the fucking blankets, all the one
4:36:03
star Google reviews and the people who hated it and the people who it didn't
4:36:07
work for them, And just think about that, like, you've got something
4:36:11
called the affirming model where nobody can disagree with you. A doctor just has
4:36:15
to basically just give you what you want. Right, So you've got that,
4:36:18
that's all of Canada. Now that's many places in the States, certainly
4:36:21
like places like California and New York. I think and medical industry is looking
4:36:26
at this and saying, wait a second. You've got these people coming in
4:36:29
and the doctors have to prescribe them these expensive drugs, they have to perform
4:36:34
these surgeries on them. They can't, they can't not do it right,
4:36:41
they have to do it this affirming model. They just walk in. People
4:36:44
self diagnose themselves and that's it. Now you've got a lifelong customer. Of
4:36:48
course they're going to Russian and try and take advantage of that. Right,
4:36:53
it's just beyond them. Well, I mean it just feels kind of evil,
4:36:59
right, doesn't it feel just a tad bit evil. Let's see what
4:37:11
else have we got, And there's that we've already watched that. Yeah,
4:37:19
here's truth. If you're not as disgusted by a hammer and sickle as you
4:37:22
are by a swastika, then the education system has failed you. Yeah,
4:37:27
they don't seem very keen on teaching people about the evils of communism and socialism
4:37:33
and all the people that died hundred million, one hundred and twenty million people
4:37:37
some reason, for some reason that that seems to get skipped for a lot
4:37:40
of people. A lot of professors aren't interested in teaching that. A lot
4:37:44
of teachers aren't interested in teaching that. A lot of school boards aren't interested
4:37:47
in having that in their curriculum. For some reason, they're just one bad
4:37:49
guy, the guy with a funny mustache. But you're not allowed to hear
4:37:52
about the other bad guys. You're like stolid. Now, for instance,
4:37:59
I wonder why that is, because you know that would give people young people,
4:38:06
you know, I think a more balanced perspective on politics and economic systems,
4:38:12
wouldn't you think? Well, no, why they don't teach him that?
4:38:21
Trudeau says potential second Trump presidency won't be easy for Canada. Be a
4:38:27
hell of a lot easier than any time at any point that Trudeau has been
4:38:32
leading the country. A hell of a lot easier. In fact, if
4:38:34
the if the if Trudeau or if Trump wins in twenty twenty four, which
4:38:41
I really hope that he does, Uh, the American economy will very quickly
4:38:45
improve, which would be actually better for Canada. But anyway, this is
4:39:00
I don't know if you're aware of this, but Trudeau's mandated that tampon,
4:39:04
the dispensers being all of the men's bathrooms and military facilities in Canada. Now
4:39:11
I think all federal buildings too. Now you need to have tampon dispensers in
4:39:14
the bathrooms again, electing part time drama teachers to be your leader. Bad
4:39:19
bad idea. Start finally starting to figure it out here, the Department of
4:39:30
National Defense says it won't stand for members of the Canadian Armed Forces removing or
4:39:34
vandalizing the feminine hygiene fixtures now required in men's washrooms. Yeah. So the
4:39:41
male soldiers I think are a bit offended by having tampon machines in their bathrooms,
4:39:48
and they've been ripping them down. John Peterson says, they're real contender
4:39:55
for the stupidest thing to be concerned about in the history of the world.
4:39:59
Goke. Yeah, Like Canadian soldiers are having to buy their own gear because
4:40:08
there's not enough funding. Right. Trudeau's throwing, you know, hundreds of
4:40:15
millions of dollars at the media. Right. He spends literally hundreds of millions
4:40:19
of dollars funding advocacy groups to find racism right, so that he can sell
4:40:26
himself as the cure for all the racism. Let's see what's going on here.
4:40:44
I don't know if we can deal with another one of those what do
4:40:45
we got here? Size twenty two influencer branded Perfect as she stuns in backliss
4:40:56
mini dress. Now to make this a little bit, see if I can
4:41:00
make this a bit bigger. So they're saying perfect, Now, I noticed
4:41:07
something here in this picture, this perfect picture, that it appears she has
4:41:15
a set of very large tits on her back. Hmm, yeah, it
4:41:30
looks like a giant a couple of looks like she's got big jugs on her
4:41:33
back. Is that what's perfect? I feel it's kind of like, I
4:41:41
don't know. I mean, it may be means to say, but I
4:41:42
feel like that's kind of imperfect. I feel like having fat tits on your
4:41:48
back is kind of imperfect. Like you could do better, That's what I'm
4:41:56
saying, you could do better. I don't This is not a kindness to
4:42:00
lie to these people. It's not a kindness to lie to them, right,
4:42:03
because diabetes doesn't lie right. Diabetes tells you the truth every fucking time.
4:42:11
This is not a kindness. I wonder if there's like some sort of
4:42:19
deep like evolutionary psychology thing behind the body positivity movement. It's like pretty girls
4:42:26
telling the other girls that they look perfect just like you are. You're perfect,
4:42:30
just like you are. Slay Queen, Slay Queen. I love your
4:42:34
back tits because it's just less competition. So the more women are that are
4:42:40
gross, and you know they're not going to be competing for the high value
4:42:45
men. This is just a theory perhaps, but it seems like women are
4:42:51
trying to get other women to be gross, like on purpose, and yeah,
4:42:59
when they get they are no longer competition anymore. Right, I think
4:43:03
there might be something to this, think as possible. Well, I think
4:43:11
we've hit a new record for in the I don't know the thirteen weeks or
4:43:17
sixteen weeks, so how long I've been doing these live streams for on the
4:43:21
Friday nights, we're four hours and forty seven minutes. I think that's a
4:43:23
new record. I think the old high was four hours and thirty eight minutes.
4:43:27
I don't know why I'm still talking. Okay, we've already been through
4:43:36
that. This is interesting. Women need to stop plastic surgery until we figure
4:43:40
out what's wrong. Why would you ruin your face like this? This is
4:43:44
Aaron Moriarty from the Boys. She was already very pretty. So in your
4:43:49
minds, you people that are still listening, is that is this here an
4:43:56
improvement over this? I am going to say no. I mean, I
4:44:03
don't think she looks horrible with her new face, but I think she looks
4:44:07
worse. I think she was much prettier when she looked like a natural,
4:44:11
normal human being. I mean, that's my opinion. I don't know what
4:44:18
you guys think, but I mean I think when you get this much work,
4:44:23
you start to get into that kind of uncanny valley, like is is
4:44:27
she human or not? Is that a robot or a human? Is that
4:44:32
one of those real girl robot things or is that a natural human? Right?
4:44:41
So, no, I think she's definitely was prettier before what happened here.
4:44:49
Oh yeah, okay, let's take a look at this. Yeah what
4:44:55
though? Did you see what? Oh? She crazy? She's trying to
4:45:06
have her weekend be messed up. Copper, Copper. Oh, he cuffed
4:45:22
the door to the cart. Good, good, good, That's what she
4:45:33
deserved. That's exactly what she deserved. She's lucky we didn't do more.
4:45:37
I don't you should be arrested yeah, you're trying to be like, how
4:45:45
how fucking stupid do you have to be that you you push a shopping cart
4:45:52
into a cup car and do it obviously so that they know that you did
4:45:56
it. How fucking stupid do you have to be? It is just bizarre?
4:46:00
Right, What is going on with that in that person's head? Exactly?
4:46:07
Oh? I know what I'll do. I'm gonna push this shopping cart
4:46:10
into that comps car. I bet it'll turn out really well. It doesn't
4:46:18
seem very bright to me, does not seem very bright to me. In
4:46:22
fact, that gets a boo. All right, let's see what else is
4:46:33
next? All right, already been over that? Oh what is this?
4:46:41
Oh? Yeah, this is funny? All right, all right, I'm
4:46:45
glad that we kept going so I could show this to you. This is
4:46:48
funny he's talking about he's doing his review that show at Saltburn, which is
4:46:52
on Netflix or Prime or something. I don't know. Anyway, this is
4:46:56
good folk. Have I just watched the fucking hell on God's Green Earth?
4:47:03
If I just fucking witness with my own fucking retinas, be corn eliots can't
4:47:07
believe it. So I don't do film reviews. But I think I might
4:47:11
have to start doing film fucking reviews now. And so if you want to
4:47:14
get a frank and honest opinion from an angry man in North, tell me
4:47:17
what to watch, and I'll watch and I'll get back to you. All
4:47:18
right. So last night's viewing can only be described as well borderline porn,
4:47:23
if I'm honest, but not the porn I would normally frequent with it were
4:47:29
called saltburn. So those of you have seen it probably know where I'm meting
4:47:32
with this. Those that we aren't probably want to stop now because it's spoiler
4:47:36
alert, although I don't know if there's much plot to give away, to
4:47:38
be honest. Basically, some young dude goes to college or UNI or whatever
4:47:45
he goes to him and he goes to some place of educational learning and I
4:47:48
fucking ambition, and there's a you know, he's not popular, I won't
4:47:52
lie to you, And there's another guy there that is popular and everyone wants
4:47:59
to including this young lad. He's got he's got designs on him, so
4:48:04
he sets about to try to get into him and that and eventually does and
4:48:08
gets invite back to E centric house where everyone's a bit mentally in the house,
4:48:11
but the riches fucked, so he gives a ship man and then and
4:48:15
then he just goes on a bum fest. He goes on he bums everything
4:48:21
that fucking moves me. Honestly, everyone in the house gets the right bumming,
4:48:26
even those are alive. You don't lie if you're not there anymore,
4:48:29
do you say he's bummed? He'll bum your grave? He bums a grave.
4:48:33
Right, you think you're just having a nice little cheeking off one out
4:48:36
in bath. No bum fucking man's watching, right, and he's gonna lick
4:48:40
plug all after his licks a plug a mate. I mean, I don't
4:48:45
know what disease. You don't even use domestost out or even a toilet.
4:48:48
Dug mate, straight in there with tongue licking and there's bubble bath mixed wages
4:48:55
and I don't know what. I don't know what flate mate on it.
4:49:00
He's a right, wrong and right to be honest. And once he's finished
4:49:04
bumming everyone, he then pretty much kills him. So he's just bum and
4:49:11
killum and kill it's probably got his own business. And then after he just
4:49:18
runs about if his kN about mate, he just bums kills and then just
4:49:25
drags his knob off the counters and runs about, and that's ended film.
4:49:30
He's got. He starts with nothing, he bums everything, kills everything,
4:49:33
and leaves them an house. I don't know it's genius or not. Mate,
4:49:37
what's your thoughts on this on this film, because I don't know where
4:49:41
I'm at with it all. I don't know if I've got a semi on
4:49:44
our I feel a little bit fucking ill. Well, I'm sold. I
4:49:53
am sold on not actually having to watch that now. Thank god. He
4:50:00
bullman everything, Bullman and killing and Bumman. That man's a genius. That
4:50:14
man is a genius of a movie you're reviewing. And I enjoyed that,
4:50:17
and I'm glad to know that that is. I probably it's not my thing.
4:50:25
Let's see what else we got. I'll hear somebody saying that X is
4:50:37
such a toxic place with a scary name. But of course at the w
4:50:41
EF, I don't think we need to see this dingbat though, and see
4:50:45
what else is going on. Let's see this is uh, this creeps me
4:50:52
out. Look at the hands, Watch the hands with this. Let me
4:50:55
see if I can make it bigger. Look at the hands. That's creepy
4:51:03
that the hands definitely are in the uncanny valley. You know, it's folding
4:51:11
up a T shirt, but soon it will be folding your spine to fold
4:51:17
you into a square, to put you into the thing that burns you to
4:51:21
create energy for the robots. I don't know. I mean, I've always
4:51:33
said that if they can come up with, you know, one of them
4:51:37
robot things that looks exactly like a human sexy nurse, right, and it
4:51:45
is a nurse, right, so like you know, and it's got like
4:51:49
a thirty year warranty or something, and so like when I'm an old man,
4:51:52
if I like stroke out in the kitchen or something, it knows what
4:51:56
to do. You know, it can save my life. Right, But
4:51:57
it's also a sexy nurse, and it is programmed that is incapable, incapable
4:52:08
of ever calling a lawyer. So if you've got that, it can't call
4:52:14
it can't. It doesn't know how to call a lawyer. It's not it's
4:52:17
programmed, you know. It It's like Asimov's you know, law robotics.
4:52:21
You know, you can't hurt a human and stuff you've got to throw in
4:52:23
can't call a lawyer as well, I'm twice divorced. I don't need any
4:52:27
more problems like that, you know, So it can't call a lawyer,
4:52:33
and it's a sexy nurse and it's hot, and I mean, you know
4:52:37
what I'm you know where I'm going with that. And also if you stroke
4:52:41
out in the kitchen when you're an old man, it will save your life
4:52:45
basically. And you know, I would be okay if I could have that,
4:52:52
because I again, I'm not getting married again, A two time loser
4:52:55
on that front, not interested in anymore of that. But if you've got
4:53:00
that and I can get say good, even like twenty years out, fifteen
4:53:03
years out of hell, you know, sexy nurse can't call a lawyer,
4:53:07
and UH will save me if I stroke out in the kitchen. If it
4:53:12
means that at some point when I'm old that it's going to terminate me,
4:53:19
I think it's maybe worth the trade off. I think maybe, you know,
4:53:25
one day it's just gonna you know, it's gonna get the instructions from
4:53:29
skynet and then it's all over. As long as it makes it quick,
4:53:32
that's fine, you know, I think I could live with that. I
4:53:41
don't know what you guys think, about that. I think the chat isn't
4:53:44
working on Rumble anymore. I think it's seems to like stop working. Even
4:53:49
though this is a Rumble it's studio stream it's I'm streaming it from Rumble.
4:53:56
It seems that the chat seems to kick out after like about three hours or
4:54:00
something, and we're actually almost it's five hours. Wow. This is definitely
4:54:04
a new record for me live streaming. But I would love to know what
4:54:11
you guys think about that sexy nurse robot. I don't know. I don't
4:54:19
really see the downside there, you know, except for the eventual termination when
4:54:23
it eventually terminates you. But you're probably gonna have a lot of good years
4:54:26
with it before then, you know, I think it might be worth it.
4:54:33
But this thing, again, the hands creep me out. Hands on
4:54:37
this you can really imagine those just wrapping around your neck, can't you,
4:54:44
you know, or like holding like a you know, some sort of futuristic
4:54:51
you know, cannon or something. It's about to vaporize you with. You
4:54:53
know, is it possible for you know, robotics to continue to advance,
4:55:03
continue to and it seems to be happening faster and faster now, is it
4:55:07
possible for them to advance far enough without actually deciding to terminate all the people.
4:55:17
I guess we're gonna find out. Oh, it looks like the chat
4:55:22
is working, Freedick said, I just woke up and I can't believe you're
4:55:25
still going. I'll take a sexy nurse robot. But I like this laundry
4:55:30
thing too. If we're being honest with ourselves, we're all gonna take the
4:55:41
sexy nurse robot. Right. It's not argumentative at all. Maybe it's programmed
4:55:47
to be a little bit just to make it a little bit more real,
4:55:49
but not like full on nag mode, you know. And keep in mind,
4:55:56
and it's a sexy hot robot too, but keep in mind it is
4:55:59
going to have actually terminate you. It's just that, you know, I
4:56:06
think it's probably worth it for the good years that you'll have together. All
4:56:11
Right, what else have I got here? Study finds that hearing an opposite
4:56:18
study finds that hearing an opposite viewpoint causes no real harm. Isn't that the
4:56:25
truth? Suchually shocking? Shocking when you finish first place, but then the
4:56:33
teacher says you are all winners. Sounds like communist propaganda, But Okay,
4:56:38
well, it certainly is communist propaganda. And kids know too. Kids know.
4:56:44
I'm glad I didn't grow up in that time of like everybody's a winner,
4:56:48
you know, because winning would have obviously meant nothing, right, Losing
4:56:52
meant nothing. Winning means nothing. And kids know who kids are keeping score
4:56:57
in their heads, who's actually got the most goals? Are not right?
4:57:04
So the whole thing is fucking stupid. I made a video about this,
4:57:08
but I think it's probably it's worth it in case you haven't seen it.
4:57:11
This is this exposes how shallow the entire gender wage gap myth really is,
4:57:22
and it exposes the fact that they're not looking for truth. And you'll see
4:57:29
what I mean, Like, the feminists here are not looking for truth.
4:57:33
They're just looking for an outcome. Right, And they're obviously never challenged on
4:57:37
any of their bullshit ever. Right, you can see how unprepared they are
4:57:41
for just the most obvious question. They're not. They don't get asked these
4:57:47
obvious questions because it's politically incorrect. But this guy is going to go ahead
4:57:52
and do it. So let's let's take a look. So, so do
4:57:59
you take into a count the fact that, on average, a mile full
4:58:02
time employee works longer hours than a female full time employee. Not directly,
4:58:10
no, you don't, but we annualize the part time hours and those that
4:58:15
have worked full time but for part of the year. So that way because
4:58:19
at the moment, what I can to you is women work part time at
4:58:25
three times the rate of men. So by annualizing it, we are looking
4:58:29
at a more really stick, were both an annual Sorry, yeah, what
4:58:34
about if you did on an hourly rate, what would be the gender hourly
4:58:40
pay gap? Well, we don't have that data set. You don't have
4:58:45
that data because we ask for annualized Oh, they don't have that data because
4:58:48
they ask for annualized figures salaries. Because from our employers, when they don't
4:58:55
ask for that data, why don't they ask for the data if you're doing
4:58:59
a study, I mean, that's obviously something you'd want to have. Well,
4:59:02
they do know what it is, but they don't like to talk about
4:59:04
that because it doesn't support their cult. Yeah, Freedick says that they only
4:59:11
present the data that supports their narrative. Yes, that's exactly what's happening here.
4:59:15
They're totally unprepared again because they never actually get any pushback on this stuff
4:59:19
because it's politically incorrect. Nobody wants to be politically incorrect, right, So
4:59:23
when they finally do, they're totally unprepared. You can see the shock on
4:59:29
their faces, the shock on her face getting this question. It's like what
4:59:30
you're supposed to ask that you're supposed to just nod and agree report their data.
4:59:34
Ring. Okay, So if a woman was working fewer hours but earning
4:59:41
the same rate per hour as a man doing the same job, would that
4:59:48
show up as a gender pay gap? No? But well then in that
4:59:56
case you are looking at ali at early rates. Jennine Britage, Research and
5:00:07
Analytics executive manager. So we do not we do not collect the real hours
5:00:12
that an employee might have worked. So what we do collect is the hours
5:00:15
that are specified in a contract and that is provided by organizations to us.
5:00:21
If that makes sense. But I mean, do you annualize it on the
5:00:29
assumption that men and women are working the same number of hours? Or is
5:00:33
it actual earnings? It's actual earnings and we are unable to We don't have
5:00:41
the data to distinguish or to to then unadjust or adjust for hours because we
5:00:48
are can we are not the cl fluster they get there. I mean it's
5:00:52
the first this is probably the first time they've ever actually been challenged on their
5:00:56
bullshed. We cannot collect the real hours that employees are worked, so it's
5:01:03
not possible to tell whether any or some of the gender pay graph is just
5:01:10
simply attributable to a different number of ours work, is it right? It
5:01:15
depends on whether we're looking at ours that are in contract or whether whether we're
5:01:22
looking at ours that employees worked, as you know over time. Well,
5:01:26
why is it you don't look at ours worked. You don't collect it.
5:01:33
But the IBS does, it's available, the ABS does. That's a survey
5:01:40
yes, every two years. Yes, and see, so they know they
5:01:44
can get the data. They know that she knows it's collected every years.
5:01:48
They're aware of the data. There's a reason they're not including it. There's
5:01:52
a reason that they're not including it that data because if you werejus for hours
5:01:57
work, the pay gap disappears. Right. They don't want to have to
5:02:02
admit, well, okay, the women are working less hours, right.
5:02:06
They just look at it like basically what they're doing is if you work part
5:02:10
time and you make less than a man, who works full time doing the
5:02:14
same thing. They call that a pay gap. Right, it's so transparent
5:02:18
what they're doing here. They're even admitting that they know the data exists,
5:02:22
they know when it comes out that she just said comes out every two years.
5:02:26
Right, there's a reason they're not using it. The reason they're not
5:02:29
using it is utterly and totally transparent because it doesn't support their weird cult victim
5:02:36
narrative. And there is nothing else. But again, as I say,
5:02:42
we collect sensus data, that is survey data. And the other thing I
5:02:47
would say at this stage, Sanitor is just because somebody might be sitting at
5:02:52
their desk for twelve hours a day, it doesn't mean you're getting twelve hours
5:02:56
of productivity out of them, and doesn't mean that they were king in escence
5:03:00
any harder that someone might as someone that might see at their desk for eight
5:03:04
hours. Sorry, Tommy, that doesn't make any fucking sense. So now,
5:03:14
because they can't justify it, because they have to admit that they're not
5:03:17
actually looking at the data that would actually contradict the data that they know exists,
5:03:22
that would contradict their conclusions. Right now, Jesus has to make up
5:03:26
some bullshit about Well, just because somebody's sitting at a desk for twelve doesn't
5:03:30
mean that they're doing okay. Yeah, and I'm sure there's lots of data
5:03:33
to back that up as well. It's so funny. It's great, though,
5:03:37
to see this stuff start to be called out. We need more of
5:03:41
that. We need to get rid of this fucking garbage, just liars.
5:03:45
I mean, if something's real and the data back set up, fine,
5:03:48
that's great. Well look at that, you know, but this is just
5:03:53
manipulation. It's just dogmatic, it's just ideological, and that doesn't really help
5:04:02
anybody. When you tell an Antifa member that communism leads to starvation, unemployed
5:04:11
noises. Yep, let's see declaration of memes. I have an idea,
5:04:22
a good one, just not get ahead of ourselves. It's called Carl Marks.
5:04:26
Yeah, I wish he hadn't gotten ahead of himself. Freedick says,
5:04:30
makes no sense, Well, it makes are we talking about the this?
5:04:37
It makes sense from their perspective, right, because they don't care about reality.
5:04:41
They just care about pushing their agenda as long as it feels left wing.
5:04:45
As long as it feels left they know they're going in the right direction,
5:04:48
right, So they will avoid anything that causes any kind of dissonance in
5:04:53
that. So if the data doesn't support what they're doing, which feels left,
5:04:57
which they're going to get congratulated by, they're gonna go on you know,
5:05:00
the news on a panel and everybody's gonna agree with them and nod and
5:05:03
say, oh, it's a terrible problem with the gender wage gap. Right.
5:05:07
They know why, they're going to avoid anything that contradicts that, like
5:05:11
the plague, and there's really no down there's no downside to doing that for
5:05:17
them. There's nothing to gain from telling the truth. All the incentive is
5:05:22
in lying and perpetuating the myth, right until they run into a guy like
5:05:27
this who just asked the obvious fucking question, Well, are they working the
5:05:30
same amount of hours anyway? Still getting a few rants in here even after
5:05:38
five hours? Wow, impressing myself. Let's see, do you consider this
5:05:45
art? Well, what do you guys think? Why are they clapping?
5:06:12
Why are they clapping? Everything woke turns to shit? Why are they clapping?
5:06:18
I love the part here where he lets them know it's it's over now.
5:06:22
That's the look, yeah right there, right there, Yeah, that's
5:06:32
it. That's the art. That's the art you can applaud. Now,
5:06:36
what the fuck are they applauding about. It's a bunch of buckets filled with
5:06:38
sand that falls over. This is art. I mean, I guess it's
5:06:45
great work if you can get it right. Every person in here who clapped
5:06:52
is a fucking retard. Look at this guy, he's smiling, he's so
5:06:55
happy to see it. Wow, that's so impressive. Wow, I just
5:06:59
witness something amazing. Look at this guy. Look at that. Wow,
5:07:07
it's like history. It's like just witnessing history. Sorry, commies, that's
5:07:15
garbage. Uh, oh, what's this? Girls at the gym? All
5:07:30
right, let's watch this? Hold up? Are you looking at creepy?
5:07:41
I can't even look at the gym and p freaking weird creep it's on.
5:07:48
Oh you don't look at me like the gym Weirdough. Can I get your
5:07:59
number, Dan Creeve. I'm gonna call the manager. That's pretty funny.
5:08:12
I like that one. This is great. Just bought him some food,
5:08:19
slept with him, and then sent him home in an uber. Let's see
5:08:23
how men like it. Men like it? Just fine? Your terms are
5:08:27
acceptable. I guess this shows a fundamental difference between men and women, doesn't
5:08:36
it. That doesn't sound bad. Your terms are acceptable, ma'am. This
5:08:53
is kind of funny. Elon Musk, this is a heterophobic word. Shame
5:08:57
on anyone who uses it. This guy says we should repurpose it like the
5:09:03
N word. What up my sis? Onally sis? People are allowed to
5:09:07
say it. If any nonsis person says it, they get fired from their
5:09:11
job. Exactly. Yeah, I'm on board with that. The best stimulus
5:09:21
package would be a one zero percent income tax. Yep, yep. I
5:09:26
think we can all agree with that, right, Uh okay, Hillary and
5:09:36
Bill here her. I bet he's thinking about ratting me out him. I
5:09:40
bet she's thinking of offering me before I rated her out. Where there's smoke,
5:09:48
there's fire, That's all I'm saying. Things were bringing back in the
5:09:56
twenty twenties, flappers, Art deco, unregulated machine the Charleston This is a
5:10:03
new like meme trend. Or they do something like that and they'll just throw
5:10:06
one thing in like under irregulated machine guns. It's funny. It's funny because
5:10:11
of that, I think, so this is good. My FBI agent listening
5:10:15
to me called yet another person to tell them about the brisket I'm smoking.
5:10:22
How am I still laughing? This is five hours and fourteen minutes. I
5:10:26
think my ear is starting to hurt now. I think I'm damaging myself by
5:10:30
doing this. WHOA see that is crazy? What was in there? Some
5:10:37
sort of noxious, some sort of something very flammable? Jesus. I hope
5:10:47
he's okay. All right, I think we're back at last week now.
5:10:52
I think we've gone through everything. Yeah, we have, So I think
5:10:57
that's it for me in five hours and fifteen minutes. I hope lots of
5:11:02
people subscribed. Well, I went through this, put myself through this experience,
5:11:07
this grueling, long experience. So I think we'll wrap it up.
5:11:12
I do want to say I'm considering changing it up next week to because I
5:11:18
normally start at eleven thirty, and I'm thinking about maybe, I don't know,
5:11:22
maybe nine to thirty, ten o'clock. Yeah, so that I'm not
5:11:26
up because I won't get to sleep now till like six am the earliest.
5:11:32
I'm thinking maybe next week we'll start doing it a bit a bit early.
5:11:34
I don't know how you guys feel about it. I'll put out like a
5:11:38
I'll try and put out a note on if I'd decided to change it and
5:11:42
sit from eleven thirty till you know, God knows when to too. Earlier,
5:11:48
I'll try to put a note out on YouTube and on my Twitter.
5:11:53
You can look for my Twitter Radio Blown if you want to follow me there.
5:11:56
I put all my videos up there too. So I only do one
5:12:00
live stream a week, right, and it's a long one. But the
5:12:02
rest of the week I'm putting out four five six minute long videos, and
5:12:07
those are very different from this live stream and this live stream. I mean,
5:12:10
I'm just I'm flying by the seat of my pants, and the shorter
5:12:17
ones are much more kind of professional. I guess they spent I spend a
5:12:19
lot of time editing them and come up with images and stuff, and yeah,
5:12:23
they're different. But you subscribe so that you can see them and also
5:12:27
get notified, like when I say, like I'm changing the time of the
5:12:33
live streams that sort of thing. And also, uh yet, just subscribe
5:12:38
because it's good and it helps me. It's good for my mental health when
5:12:45
I see people are subscribing, probably for yours too, because you know,
5:12:48
you've helped somebody and that's good anyway, anything else I think that's pretty much
5:12:59
it should be back, hopefully putting out three videos on Monday, three videos
5:13:03
on Tuesday, three on Wednesday, three on Thursday. Hopefully three might end
5:13:08
up only up being two on some of those days. I don't know,
5:13:11
we'll see how i'm feeling. But thanks for hanging out, Thanks to everybody
5:13:15
who joined me in the chat. And yeah, that's it. Good night
5:13:19
everybody, see you next week.