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#690: From Russia With Love · Macroaggressions

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Well, I'll tell you I'm I'm annoyed. I
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Have high
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Standards when it comes to psychological operations. I'm a bit of a snob. I won't lie to you
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I demand high quality
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Operations I'm not getting them. I'm getting garbage. I'm getting we're getting
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I'm to call it the JV team is now sort of an understatement. I mean this is
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It's almost like the the story is half written
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they leak the first part of it to the media and
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Then based on how the general public reacts or if they even maybe don't react at all they then craft
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the second half of the story to try and like make sense out of it and
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Have it makes have it makes sense for everybody else. I say this with regard to this Russian
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plague story
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okay, and
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We're gonna get into this because and we're gonna talk about the the Russian plague and the components behind it
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I want to talk to you about who is delivering the messaging about this
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there's one person in particular who is doing a whole lot of work on it and I have big questions about her and
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There's certainly
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Trying to put the pieces in place to
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Create the justification for World War three in Ukraine and
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Ultimately connecting that into the Middle East. We'll talk a little bit about that. Well, we'll talk a lot about that and
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then we'll wrap up with
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Where do we go from here Europe in particular?
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You Europe is gonna be a problem
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But I just keep thinking the same thing these lunatics are doing it again
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Because we failed to throw them into a volcano the last time like after COVID there should have been firing squads
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there should have been
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Catapult contest to see how far you can throw these these politicians and health advisors
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I mean we could have really done it up. We could have turned it into a Japanese game show
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Where where we had some fun with it like running man meets
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You know what they've been doing in Japan for a long time
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I don't know if you guys are familiar with some of the greatest television ever recorded is Japanese game shows they don't have
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the all that like
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legal
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Liability and things like that, you know
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So like there's plenty of situations where they get in an elevator and then the trap door opens and then they fall
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Thinking they're falling to their death, which is really really funny, of course, but not for them
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But like we didn't get to do any of that after COVID I
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Could have you know, listen if we had if we'd lived through all the fuckery that we'd gone through during the COVID era
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But in the aftermath we got to
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Select our punishment for these people
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I'd have a different feeling, you know
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I mean if we if we really turned it into one of those things where everyone said sure crimes were committed
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But did you see the look on
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Anthony Fauci's face when we fired him out of that trebuchet across the Grand Canyon?
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See the the 4k slow motion of his face that you know that made it all worth it
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And if we had those stories to tell I might feel very different about things
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But we never got any of that we never got the retribution that we deserved or demanded or
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fantasized about
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Instead
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We get a second
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Version of
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Essentially the wet market story, okay, or or it's like the wet market
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lab leak theory in reverse so
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Now the story is that some jittery Russian scientists dropped a vial of the plague
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You know, I'm sure it's a glass vial on a hard tile floor and then it just and in my mind
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I'm just working through the it
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She dropped it it shattered
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Everybody in the lab looked at her and then headed for the ran for the exits immediately right that in my mind
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This is like Hollywood version of it. Of course none of this happened
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That's the underlying theme theme of this whole thing the entire story is fake, okay
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So we'll just start there
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You know, it might as well be a bat from a wet market as far as I'm concerned with with this story
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So it's like they've spun the wheel
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It is like it stops acting Russia like yeah, but the wheel with all the options. We're only America's enemies, right?
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It's it's it's it's always Iran China Russia. It's never like
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you know
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The Bahamas, you know, there's it never happens there, right? It's always
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It's always some bad guy, right? It's some Chinese villain who's out there
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twirling his mustache and
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Create concocting all these things that this is all happening at Fort Dietrich
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It's all American like I love how they're just project this it you can tell it's bullshit
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In right off the bat because of all the projection. It's like Russian rat lab leak
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always our enemies
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Sort of like the China lab leak is it isn't it funny? I mean in America we go back and we say well after all these
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You know
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Incidents we go in retrospect and look back and say were they running any simulations because if they're running simulations in in advance of
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This seems like information we'd want to know about right and then you find event 201 and crimson contagion and
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Food chain reaction all these ones and you go holy shit. They're they're all over the place
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Well, well, so then the Russian lab leak happens and so my first question is I wonder if they're running any simulations
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Well, guess what they were I know you're all terribly surprised by this
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But in China they ran a joint Russia China simulation
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Do you know what they simulated this very thing? Is that funny? Isn't that crazy? They're always so good at that
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They're so good at guessing what's gonna happen next? I mean if I didn't know any better
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I'd say that they were making it happen
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But if I were to believe that that would make me a conspiracy theorist and you know how they are
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So instead I just have to go off of the official story and the official story is
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Dobb shit, okay, it just is and
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Now Russia is being accused of covering up the plague leak
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This is according to the telegraph the telegraph you say in UK that the telegraph where they're noted history of telling the truth that long
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Truth-telling streak that the telegraph is on right now Russia's accused of covering up the plague leak, huh?
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Interesting from the telegraph you say well that that's fascinating
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They say that
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197 people have been hospitalized for observation, which almost certainly means that they're never leaving Siberia
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We hospitalized them for their safety bang, right? I mean if it was a real thing
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If this were a real lab leak they would the story would be
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197 people died in a
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snowmobile accident in
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Siberia today
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Sorry things happen, right, but there's there's
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There's no universe in which you allow those people to go out and like mingle with the rest of the world
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If this were a real thing
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Okay, if you're actively like
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If you if you feel that this is
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the plague and
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That as soon as it escapes it's going to just rampantly multiply, you know
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And be unstoppable and everybody's gonna die or a lot of people are gonna die
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First of all if you were in a position of power you would love that because they're all eugenicists, but but it's not what's happening here
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You would say oh no, no we have to
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You know for the safety of of humanity we have to
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We have to take these hundred and ninety seven people out and
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Make sure that they never go anywhere either you guys are all gonna be living for
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The the remainder of your life together on some sort of weird commune in Siberia or you're gonna have bullets in the back of your head, okay?
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If this were real if this were a real thing, so
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But luckily luckily the person they they the American Empire sent
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somebody out to explain what was going on and
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That person was Marco Rubio, so you know everything's on the up and up
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so he came out to address the press and
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And and basically told them that they're looking into it, you know, which is I'm sure those the form a committee or something and
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And they're looking into it. So what are they looking into?
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Well, they they're looking into the official story is that a woman a 28-year-old woman who is a worker
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died from the
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Pneumonic plague right and this is and so you say well, what is the Pneumonic plague?
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It sounds a lot like the bubonic plague. Is it the same thing? Yeah, it's the aerosolized version of it
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So it's the version of bubonic plague that you can inhale
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Right as opposed to, you know
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Person-to-person contact, you know, so what they're saying is that?
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bubonic plague is not
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Transmitted person-to-person, but the aerosolized version is and it can spread so it's like oh
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So you guys were what making the aerosolized version of it probably right?
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But the
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The truth yeah, so the truth is that it's gonna be very or it would be very difficult for them to pull off
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Some sort of airborne straying strain of this demonic plague
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Because it's not transmitted person-to-person
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Though they think they're though they're good, but that's never really stopped them in the past of course
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You know, I mean that they this this is of the same group who?
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When asked about the six foot social distancing later had to admit they just made it up
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So they're they're making this stuff up
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They're making a lot of this stuff up and and you and I wouldn't know I mean
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I wouldn't know if the Pneumonic plague was was really
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Able to be transmitted person-to-person
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I mean you'd be at the mercy of what they tell you right and they'd say oh
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Yeah, oh, it's severely contagious that way
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So obviously
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You don't have to you don't have to go too far into this to know that this is going to be used to demonize Russia
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Right whether it turns out to be a real thing or not. It's always them
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It's always the enemy. It's always China or Russia or somebody else
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But you know, it doesn't really matter because they're going to sell a story anyway, right?
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They're just gonna make up what they would the public relations division has
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Been prepping this for a long time, you know, and they
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meaning the CIA
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Tasked one of their most important assets with well, I don't know what their most important assets, but but I'd say a trusted
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Trusted
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Narrative manager
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Has been tasked with selling this story to the general public and
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This narrative manager writes books. It's interesting. I write books, too
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It's funny. I never write but I don't write books about the things that she writes books about but
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You know be crazy if I did write a book let's just put it in my
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If I wrote my new book the octopus population control and in that let's say it was like a
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I don't know. Let's say in there that I speculated that there was going to be a
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Bacterial pneumonia infection that was going to be
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Kicked off in Omaha, Nebraska, right and I put that in my book and I said just fictionally speaking a bacterial
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meningitis
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Outbreak that starts at Omaha, Nebraska and blah blah blah blah right like I just kind of throw that in there and
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Then three months later a bacterial meningitis outbreak in Omaha, Nebraska kicks off
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Would you or would you not have questions for me?
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I'm just saying like and maybe the answer would be holy shit
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I totally just made that up pulled it straight out of my ass was just kidding and it wound up happening, right be a very unlikely
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Answer right so I I have questions
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about the
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Asset that is being used to sell this story to the general public
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Because she has a book that just came out a couple months ago
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And wouldn't you know it the story in her book is exactly the same as the story she's trying to sell right now
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Let's talk about Annie Jacobson and I immediately go to
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Any are you okay, you know from smooth criminal. I don't think she's okay
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I mean I guess suppose she's a smooth criminal in a way if you think about the endless manipulation
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But I have questions about who Annie Jacobson is author Annie Jacobs. Perhaps you've seen her making the rounds
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Yeah, well, she's a CIA asset
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Okay, I think let's begin there
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Shall we because the person who's giving you the narrative and she's doing it in video form?
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I'm seeing all these interviews and she's doing it on X as well
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With retweeting a lot of these articles saying this is this is what's happening. This is what's going on here
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But well first, let me tell you some of her
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Previous work right
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she writes books about the topics they want to keep murky and
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She is a I would describe her as a disinformation agent or a mirage man mirage woman, whatever
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She's there to give you half truths. She's there to be very
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Convincing and if you watch her interviews, she's she's not
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Doesn't appear to be somebody who's lying outright
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But really talented liars lie by omission, right? It's not what she says
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It's what she doesn't say or who she fails to mention or or the the words that she uses. I mean there's
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We've gone over this. I mean it's turned into a bit of a joke for me
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but but now when you when I see press conference press releases or I see
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people press secretaries giving their their their speeches and they talk about
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You know the words that they use they'll say something like sources close to the president's thinking said that he's ready to start World War 3 and you could just go I
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Can't sources close to the president's thinking
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It would talk about a non-state talk about a Barnum's like holy shit like you just said nothing there
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And so I the the use of words the
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Removal of certain words extremely important the books that she writes about that Annie Jacobson writes about in
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1990 in
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2005 so we're now what three good three full years after 9-11 she writes a book on 9-11, right?
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interesting there's nothing inherently wrong with writing a book about 9-11 except that
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I have questions about
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Well, I have questions about her
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So then she writes a book in 2011 on area 51 her next book is on operation paperclip book after that
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The Pentagon's brain talking about DARPA after that
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ESP and the government she's interested in remote viewing
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The next book two years later secret CIA paramilitary armies
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And then she goes on to a two-book series and this is the reason why we're talking about her
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the first book in the series came out in 2024 is called nuclear war a scenario and
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her new book that came out
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Just a couple months ago is in July of 2026 is called biological war a scenario
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Okay, so it's a follow-up to this and what what is happening is that?
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She is reporting on the Russian lab death as a very serious situation
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But perhaps we should take a look at the plot of her latest book
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biological war a scenario
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Because there's some very concerning overlaps between them so
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You know so in the new book
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It's it's hard to miss the rather obvious plotline connections. Okay between this totally real and
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Super scary Russian lab situation and her new book. Okay, so let me let me just say this it might be a
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Pretty awesome gorilla marketing campaign for the new book. You know what I mean like
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I'm impressed
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Why didn't I think of that for the new book? Maybe I should have put some sort of
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diabolical
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Component in there worked with the CIA known what was gonna happen in advance
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You know get the playbook so I know where things are headed six months from now and then write it into my book
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And act surprised when when it lines up, you know perfectly so so let me let me just
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veer away from
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generalizations her book
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There is a lab accident that releases genetically engineered airborne strain of
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Wait for it. You guys want to take a wild guess pneumonic pneumonia or pneumonic plague in Siberia?
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Oh wow interesting. That's crazy, man. So it's um
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so her
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so she's concerned about the
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the massive lab leak
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in
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Siberia
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and
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And what is it of? Oh, it's of a pneumatic plague that was in a vial that the jittery
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Russian scientists dropped right totally and um, and she's very concerned about it in and in all
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And in her book, uh, the exact same thing happens
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How many event 201s do we need to go through?
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How many times do we need to do this?
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If you have advanced knowledge about stuff like this
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There's that's a problem
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You know if you're making I I get it you could you could spin the the wheel of random occurrences
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Line them all up and you could get you know it could it could line up on Siberia
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Pneumonic plague
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And lab leak, you know just
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It could but this is just it's happening again
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It's happening again, right? And so, uh, what else happens in her book?
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Well, there is a fear of infection
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created
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Uh by the total societal collapse and how long does it take
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Society to collapse in her book? Well only six days
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That I don't you know, that's that's according to her and what she says is that in the book is that
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And I haven't read the book. I've just read clips of it
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But you don't really need to read the book to understand this component of it
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Is that in her book she mentions that the fear of infection meaning not just the infection itself
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The but the fear of infection
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Is a secondary weapon
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You know, so you've got the infection now she goes on to say in all these interviews that she's doing that if
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That that if you were to get infected with it that it's a hundred percent kill rate, which is not true
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Right, she's but she's saying that she's telling everybody that on these interviews, which is a lie
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And she knows it's a lie. She's a disinformation agent. That's why she's doing this is why she's tasked. This is what she's doing
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She writes books
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She doesn't write a book and then it happens to get picked up by the media and then they talk about it and everything
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She's writing books on demand. She works for these people
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Her job is to write write books and and take
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Create the narrative for these events for these topics
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9 11 area 51 paperclip DARPA
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ESP CIA military armies nuclear war biological war
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So she mentions in in the book
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Um, something that happens totally fake. I like totally fictional book. I'm sure
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Um, well actually in in her book what she's saying is she's speculating that this is what could happen
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So yeah, it's fictional, but she'll say it's fictional based on all of these
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very real
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Threads that are running through that could happen, right? So it's not it's though it's
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Fictional like, you know, you got hit by a comet and and then all this is in the aftermath
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So she's trying to make it as realistic as is possible and in in doing so she mentions government paralysis
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Because there was no communication between the general public and the health officials
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Well, yeah, I mean
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We had sort of the opposite of that. We had over communication between the public and the health officials. They were
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Talking, but they were lying
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And so so it I suppose it depends on what you want
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Do you want communication between the the general public and the health officials? I would
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assume
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But not if it's what we just got with covet. I don't want that because that is that isn't
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It's not it's not organic communication. It's propaganda
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so
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You're almost better off having no communication, frankly if the communication is going to be
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disinformation
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probably better off in the dark and
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in her book
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it ends
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In gas masks as a dystopian hellscape
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A and plague ravaged wastelands
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Okay, so the feel-good book of the of the of the year. Yay
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Um
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Also sort of on a side note, but I don't know
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When I hear the like gas masks dystopian hellscape plague
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Plague ravaged wastelands and things like that
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My mind goes to that
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To the artwork in the denver airport that had like the the ss looking soldier
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He was dressed in like all like really like Nazi ss gear
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But you couldn't tell because he had a big gas mask on and a sword in one hand and a machine gun in the other
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And then all these dead kids were laid out and all the kids were from different different different countries and they were all wearing different
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Outfits that were commiserate with their their country's origin
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And the those paintings were sort of legendary. They were up in the denver airport
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For years and years and years and people in in the baggage claim area and people would walk by and they'd go
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Oh, that's very disconcerting to see this scary ass painting and they were huge too. They were like
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It was like 30 feet wide by like 10 feet tall. I mean, it was it's impossible to miss as you walk by
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um, they're back
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They're back not the same ones though. They've they've they've replaced that you can tell it's the same artist because it's the same style
30:24
But where those paintings were with the gas mask the the nazi gas mask and all the dead children everything
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um, it has been sort of replaced I guess the the
30:36
the
30:37
The new paintings are there, but that's immediately what I thought of when when I was was was getting into this about annie jacobson's book
30:44
was that she was like
30:45
I was like, well, does it wrap up with a happy ending? Do we figure this out?
30:49
Do the fouchy character get dragged away and handcuffs like what happens? It's like, oh, no, it's awful. Everybody dies
30:56
Everybody's running around you think covid masks were were ridiculous now. Everybody's got their own personalized gas mask
31:02
It's like great great. I mean if that's
31:05
If that's where we are, um
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I'm going down swinging, you know what I mean? I'm cracking a beer
31:12
And just saying fuck you come get me
31:14
You know what I mean? I don't I'm not gonna live a life like that
31:18
Where I hide in some rat hole with a gas mask on as the you know
31:23
I go out standing on my feet. Uh, this is
31:27
This is um, it's not limited to the demonization of russia is not limited to these this bullshit plague things
31:33
going on but it's it's obviously the push for world war three and
31:38
um
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You know, what is it my question is what is the trigger event?
31:45
What is it what's gonna happen because
31:49
It's undeniable to those of us with the eyes to see it that
31:53
The administration that the the leadership
31:56
It's a tough word to use when talking about european the european union to use leadership there
32:03
But let's just it's the only word I can think of the leadership of the european union clearly wants war
32:11
They want war
32:12
They have made a calculation that the
32:16
Only way to hide their crimes of the covet era and the collergy plan and the deindustrialization of the
32:22
European energy grid all the way the all the only way they can they can paper over at this
32:28
Is to create
32:30
And only politicians think this way is to create a bigger problem
32:34
So that you'll be distracted by the bid problem and you won't worry about the medium-sized problems that they created in advance
32:40
You know that that we're that we're currently sifting through this is like
32:44
the guy who goes in
32:47
The home invasion robbery and shoots everybody and then freaks out and then decides he's gonna burn the house down afterwards
32:55
Everybody is going to figure out what happened in the aftermath
32:58
You think you're gonna hide this with oh it was just a house fire in retrospect
33:02
Everybody will understand what was going on and you people in europe think you can light some sort of house fire
33:08
To hide the murders you've been committing earlier. It's not gonna work
33:13
It is not going to work
33:16
However a common denominator running through all politicians really but but the european ones in particular
33:22
Is this arrogance right? They just they they are too
33:27
Irrigant to admit that they're doomed
33:30
There's been a few of them in the uk parliament that i believe are too stupid to admit that they're doomed like
33:35
They might actually have a legit case that they're just intellectually incapable of figuring things out
33:42
But i think the vast majority of of them actually know that they're in trouble
33:47
And and that they they are in one of this
33:50
In their minds they've passed the the point of no return and the only way is to keep going through it
33:56
but um
33:57
I asked this question
34:00
And and i wonder if i'm the only one asking this question
34:03
What happens if you get the war that you want?
34:07
and you lose
34:09
Because i think the nato group
34:12
is of the belief that
34:15
If we decide to get in this war and they want it right they're financing ukraine
34:22
Obviously, we don't have to rehash all that we know that nato is is is doing everything that they can to bait russia into this war
34:29
Right, that's what you do when you think you have the upper hand on the war
34:34
My question is what happens if russia hits them with a with a left that they're not expecting
34:40
uh launches
34:44
75 hypersonic missiles in in levels Brussels
34:50
And takes out the nato headquarters just pull just turns it into rubble
34:55
if that happens
34:58
Then all the plans go out the window
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right and and and so my my question is
35:06
What happens to them if the calculation that they made that nato
35:12
Simply entering the war is always going to take to finally crush russia
35:18
What happens if that is a miscalculation?
35:21
Because as you know the famous mike tyson quote everybody's got a plan until they get punched in the face
35:28
And and these european bureaucrats
35:31
All have a big plan for what they're going to do to russia
35:35
uh, what happens if you woke up in the morning and
35:41
Six or seven hypersonic missiles had hit london
35:45
Just as a show of force they just took out some
35:48
essential communication buildings
35:51
Military buildings may be buzzed, you know, mi-5 building or whatever
35:56
But but send a message we can hit you we're willing to hit you and your your article five jump in
36:03
doesn't scare us
36:05
Then what?
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because
36:08
This entire thing has been predicated on the assumption that nato is going to enter this war and win it
36:15
But i'm telling you right now. That's nothing but an assumption
36:19
And um, and you can see what they're doing right they're trying
36:24
To cross all of putin's red lines the energy strikes
36:29
The crimian bridge a couple years ago
36:31
This the the strikes inside of moscow that are happening
36:36
civilian targets
36:38
You know
36:40
drones hitting far inside russia
36:43
You know they they understand who's providing logistics on this of the ukranians aren't aren't in a position to do that
36:49
They're they're countries in rubble and everybody knows who's providing them logistics as well, right?
36:54
It's nato. So when you see these these drone strikes deep inside russia or hitting moscow or or
37:03
You know the more the more complicated
37:07
Strikes
37:09
nato's involved
37:11
So it's not as though
37:12
You know look and if i know that russia knows that clearly. So this this is not breaking news
37:18
I'm not like telling you anything you don't already know
37:20
But if nato is involved
37:23
I'm i'm so i'm not on i'm not picking a side here
37:28
But if i had to it would be on the side of you know, you guys in nato have been doing this for 30 years
37:35
This was the whole thing in the early 90s not one
37:39
inch closer, you know not not not one inch to the east right that's such a lie
37:45
nato has done nothing but expand towards the east right all the time. Oh, it's it's russia's fault. It's russia's fault. No, it's not
37:53
Um, so i mean i i look i don't i'm anti-war
37:56
I don't i don't think war solves the problems and and i do and i am of the belief that a lot of this is
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choreographed and that i'm not
38:04
certain that
38:06
That any of these countries are angry with each other and that i i think a case can be made that they're all working together
38:13
And that case was during covet when they all work together
38:17
You know, it's funny like is real
38:20
Injecting all their people with the vaccines and you go
38:23
Oh, I thought they were in on it and like why they inject all their people because they hate their people
38:28
like yeah, but
38:30
Clearly there they hate the iranians more. So let's check in on the iranians. What'd they do with covet?
38:35
They injected all their people as well. You go well
38:38
Surely they knew the the plan. Yeah, they know the plan. They hate their people as well
38:42
They hate their people all the governments hate their people
38:46
Again, I just wrote a fucking book about it
38:50
It is it is it is
38:52
There's an assumption you go well
38:53
The the american government will take care of the india they may hate everybody else
38:57
They'll take care of the american people, right?
38:59
I mean if they have to take care of anyone they'll take care of the american people
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And focus their anger on everybody else. No, they won't
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No, they won't they hate the american people more than they hate everybody else they governments hate
39:11
Let me just just so you know
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Let me rank it for you whatever government you are living under
39:17
I assure you if you ask them to rank the the people that they hate the most
39:23
It's not their sworn enemy. It's their own people
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They're number one on the list the sworn enemy is number two
39:29
But the governments hate the host governments hate their own people
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the most
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Get that through your head
39:37
Understand that know that because this assumption
39:41
that like yeah, yeah, but
39:43
Yeah, I know they hate they hate everybody
39:45
But they take care of their own people first and they to go no
39:49
It's the opposite. They have to destroy their own people first
39:52
This is what I need people to understand
39:57
Your government is not your dad your government is not protecting you you need a restraining order against your government
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Okay
40:05
There is part of me that that is is saying well, you know if the
40:10
If the administration of the west
40:13
Continues down this path. Whatever they get they deserve right and and I hate to even think that way because I know that
40:21
When when they get it it's going to hurt innocent people and we don't want that
40:25
but
40:27
But Putin
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I think this is I'll tell you a little bit more of why I feel some of this is choreographed and and I'm
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It's because
40:41
There's a couple times when people on the global stage will say things like
40:46
My enemy is so awful
40:49
That they're thinking of doing this thing and man if they do that thing
40:53
It's going to be really awful and it's going to make me so mad if they were to do that thing
40:58
I think I'd get so mad that I would do this other thing to them or at least
41:03
I would be tempted to right and you go, uh, okay
41:07
Maybe they're just genuinely mad, but it also kind of feels like a setup
41:11
You know, whatever you do don't throw me in the briar patch, right? So
41:15
So what Putin starts talking about something recently and, um,
41:21
I think he knows where the provocation will be taking place next
41:25
And I think he addressed it during the press conference. He mentioned
41:29
Uh, Kaliningrad, right? This is a non contiguous part of russia that is in the Baltics
41:36
It is north of poland and it is south of lithuania and it's on the Baltic sea
41:41
It's like the equivalent of the way
41:44
America has alaska and hawaii. They're just not connected
41:48
So as you if you think of russia in your head is this big massive long
41:53
Uh, sort of east to west country
41:57
There is just this one little region. It's got, um
42:02
There's a million people in the region. There's a half a million people in in the main city
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and
42:09
And it is sort of its own little, you know, it's it's bordered on on it's got Belarus to the
42:15
To the east of it. It's got the Baltic to the west. It's got
42:19
Lithuania to the north and Poland to the south. So so it's completely
42:23
Covered it's broken off
42:25
Non-contiguous from russia and Putin came out and said any attempts on Kaliningrad will be met with quote all
42:32
weapons meaning nukes and
42:35
And this was in particular
42:38
Against nato. So what he's saying is if you touch our alaska
42:43
will nuke you
42:46
And you go, okay. Well like
42:48
Everybody's had a map for a long time. It's not breaking news that this region exists. Everybody knows that it is
42:55
isolated from mother russia and that if somebody wanted to take a shot at
43:03
russia in as a whole
43:05
Or make them pay
43:07
This would be a logical place because it's so isolated and
43:11
encircled
43:13
And you could hit it from four different directions if you wanted to
43:17
Well, maybe not
43:19
From Belarus because they're their relationships with russia, but you could hit it from three different directions, but
43:26
So it to me it feels like he's telegraphing this move
43:32
To bring about some kind of attack in the region
43:35
But so I wonder if this is a play like if Putin is setting a trap for them
43:41
If you you know if he's setting a trap or if he's
43:45
Just another actor in this play
43:48
Playing his role and his role is to I mean it could be both actually he could be an actor
43:54
Playing his role on the global stage
43:57
Remember the reason why I say that is because you know, he made that comment
44:01
about
44:03
Well, the quote is him is in the new book talking about
44:06
Can you work with american presidents and he says of course I can work with american presidents
44:10
I've worked with plenty of american presidents
44:11
The thing is they come in with all their ideas and and then they get a visit by the men in black suits
44:17
And then those ideas go out the window
44:19
And in the black suits that I think he's referencing there habad luvvich
44:25
The the black guy the black suits and the black hat guys and and and and he's got pictures with them too
44:32
He knows so
44:34
So this is the reason why I say is he just another player in the play and just another actor in this whole performance because
44:44
Because he he is in the meetings
44:46
You know in russia injected all their people right so
44:50
He says the right things
44:51
I mean putin says the things and his behavior. I mean if I had to rank world leaders and I I don't
44:58
I don't uh
45:01
I'm not
45:03
enthusiastic supporters of any world leaders
45:06
But the interactions I've seen with putin made him makes make him look a little bit more human than everybody else
45:13
and so I um
45:15
That's the only reason why I give him the benefit of the I could be totally wrong on this right
45:20
He could be just fully in the cult
45:23
You know habad nick himself
45:25
uh drinking babies blood and all that stuff and and
45:29
In fact, I should probably assume that just to be on the safe side, but there's something about him
45:34
And I don't know if it's because he came up the way he came up
45:38
I don't know
45:40
I don't know but there there is something about him that makes me think that um
45:46
He could be setting a trap for them
45:49
You know walk up walk him into that that in the you know all of a sudden they say oh
45:53
Oh, well, here is this red line. I mean, what do we want? We want to get them into a war
45:57
It's what we want. He's now said he's straight up identified what it would take to get him into a war
46:04
Let's do it, right? So if you know that I mean if these people are
46:10
Feeling as though they're they're running out of time to get this war started. He's now offering them red meat
46:18
Let's see if they take the bait
46:20
If they want this war
46:23
You know and he's saying
46:25
It would be met with all weapons and they don't have a problem sacrificing
46:31
people the people of this city of Kaliningrad the city or
46:36
the
46:38
NATO troops or or the innocent
46:41
I would assume everybody there is
46:43
essentially
46:46
Innocent in not non-combatants. I don't I don't know that there's a
46:51
Military component to Kaliningrad, but
46:53
I don't know this this seems like if you wanted to hit his cross his red line
46:59
He's telling you where it is. He's telegraphing this that's what makes me think that either he's in on it
47:06
Or he's got a little something for them, you know when when they come in there
47:10
They again, they've made these calculations that this that they're going to start a war
47:15
And maybe they've made these calculations because there's a lot of dialogue to say that this is how the war is going to play out
47:21
But but they're they're making some assumptions that that russia isn't going to just up and launch
47:29
Missiles at
47:31
The eu headquarters
47:33
Or the nato headquarters. I mean they're on a map
47:37
You know where they are. It's not like it'd be bold. It'd be a it'd be a crazy move, right?
47:43
but imagine you're
47:45
The upper management of nato and you've been acting like an asshole for the last 30 years towards russia and then all of a sudden
47:53
breaking news nato headquarters
47:56
Turned into rubble
47:59
You know what would happen. I think the idea of of of a all-out war would go away real fast
48:05
With upper management has no
48:07
Um
48:08
Has been decapitated, right? I'm not look. I'm not saying that they're going to do it or that they should do it or whatever but
48:14
But have the people in the nato side have they made any sort of calculations because it's pretty obvious that
48:20
The the the donald trump peat hexa component of the iran war
48:26
Didn't do their homework and figure out what might happen if they did x y and z
48:32
They made some very big miscalculations there. So
48:35
It stands to reason that nato is probably
48:38
Huffing their own farts and and high on their arrogance as well. I mean, I don't know why they would think anything different
48:44
They've been acting like
48:46
Like they're in charge for a long time. I think they're gonna fuck around and find out though
48:50
I think this is a huge problem. I mean remember also like
48:54
There's no reason for the russians to beat to negotiate
48:58
There's no reason
49:00
The united states and nato already stole 300 billion dollars of money from them right from from the the reserves
49:07
This is what rushes
49:09
This was rush. This was liquided. This is investment money from the russian people
49:14
They had to explain to their people
49:16
Oh, yeah, you know that money that you guys put in your your pension that we used to invest in all this stuff
49:22
The americans stole it now we're off the swift banking system and they stole all your money
49:27
They're common thieves. That's what they are. So it's not like you're going to be able to work
49:32
Work out some sort of deal with the west nobody nobody would trust them
49:36
but let's talk about where things go from here because um
49:40
I think that russia has
49:43
Look russia's got a lot of energy
49:46
And they don't have a problem selling it. They used to sell it to everybody. They were in the energy business, but um
49:53
once
49:55
The cia blew up the Nord Stream pipeline. Well, then things changed
50:00
And all of a sudden russia well, frankly, they they couldn't
50:06
Deliver the oil and natural gas that they would like to sell to germany
50:12
Because the pipeline was gone
50:14
but frankly after what had been done, I don't know that they would want to sell to them anyway
50:20
and your
50:22
You're getting ready for some energy wars that are going to make uh mad max look like a documentary here. Unfortunately. I mean, I'm not trying to
50:32
To speak this into existence, but
50:36
Russia's Nord Stream pipeline is off
50:38
They have sanctions on russian oil sales. So
50:42
There's just the legality of
50:45
Not being able to buy this
50:47
Oil even if you wanted it even if it was available
50:50
Which is getting harder and harder to find
50:53
um
50:53
The dark fleet the russia's dark fleet been hunted down
50:57
right either
50:58
taken offline or
51:00
identified
51:01
Right, so they're making it harder
51:04
For you to get oil in general. They're also
51:08
bombing
51:09
oil producing
51:11
Factories in russia the ukrainians are the russians are doing the same to the ukrainians. They're now taking out there
51:18
um energy fields and then
51:20
You know without firing a shot
51:23
germany
51:24
Has shut down seven more coal power plants in in march of 2024
51:30
uh
51:32
I mean a dark winter is coming to europe germany, okay
51:36
I need you to hear this because this this is
51:43
This is really important especially if you're in europe and you want to talk about energy
51:48
There was they went crazy there with the global greenhouse gas stuff all the
51:54
Carbon tax, you know climate change bullshit
51:58
And they this is the problem of being in in in a
52:02
Centralized group like the eu all you need is one idiot making decisions
52:05
And now everybody's got to get on board with it right and so they decided that
52:09
That coal burning power plants were the biggest enemy in the world and that they had to get rid of them
52:15
Right now did they
52:18
back up
52:19
Did they were offset
52:21
What they were going to lose the with going away from coal?
52:25
did they
52:27
Offset that by relationships with other countries to find energy elsewhere. Well, I mean
52:34
They didn't really need to they had the Nord Stream pipeline going they had they're buying oil from russia
52:40
they're buying oil from you know
52:44
They they weren't really worried about it
52:46
You went and started this war
52:48
right and and and
52:50
And now what's happened is that germany has shut down seven coal power plants in march of 2024
52:59
France is closing all remaining coal power plants by 2027
53:04
That's next year
53:06
Next year in france. There will be no coal power plants spain
53:10
They already shut them all down last year greece
53:14
They are phasing them out the target year is
53:18
Listed as very soon. Okay. Denmark by 2028 all of them will be closed
53:25
Hungary by 2029 all will be closed
53:29
They're removing all of your energy
53:32
From the grid. They're they're removing it. They're not replacing it with anything. It'd be one thing if they said
53:39
Coal power plants were great. We needed them
53:43
Because the technology instead we've got these brand new thorium reactors that we're going to put in here
53:49
They can run for a million years. It'll generate, you know
53:52
10 times the energy for a third of the price
53:55
Like if that was going in and they said we got to get rid of all these coal fire
54:00
Plants it'd be like fine
54:02
Good. Yeah, they're being replaced by a better technology
54:06
that's
54:08
cheaper
54:09
More efficient whatever that I'd be fine with it. They're not being replaced by anything
54:16
They think they're being replaced by solar
54:19
They're going to find out
54:21
and and solar is is great when the sun is out but
54:25
Coal power plants generate electricity all day long or at least they used to
54:30
They don't in europe anymore. So if you're in germany france spain greece denmark or hungary, you're in real trouble
54:37
You you may get it may be a dark winner. This is economic suicide
54:43
Is it intentional?
54:45
Is the economic suicide intentional because you know, it's going to happen
54:49
You don't have to be a genius when it comes to energy
54:53
To understand this is this is how it's going to happen
54:56
But europe as a whole like in in general they are
55:01
Already halfway to closing all their coal power plants by 2030
55:05
There's no plan to offset the energy that they've taken offline with other energy
55:09
But they just want you to know that they've closed half of them
55:12
So it's a victory. They're they're protecting you
55:16
And and they are from an invisible enemy carbon dioxide that's in the atmosphere and is going to kill you
55:22
You should thank these government agencies for doing it
55:27
324
55:28
Coal power plants have either shut down or have pledged to shut down by 2030
55:34
324 power plants
55:36
Again, if you didn't know this you might be unsure why this is happening
55:41
But because you know that your government hates your guts and wants you dead
55:45
It all makes way more sense
55:48
When you see the government is deciding to turn off all the energy
55:52
And all the power and you go why is that because they hate you they're trying to kill you. Oh, shit
55:58
That that that makes way more sense
56:00
Why is europe freezing to death because it has no
56:04
It has no energy. Well, why doesn't have any any energy guys
56:08
Well, it used to get it from russia, but we bombed that and it used to get it from coal
56:12
But we made them turn all that off and we used to get it from the middle east
56:15
But we bombed that too and we used to get and then it used to come from the middle east through the sues
56:19
But that's all fucked up and it would go through the red sea
56:22
But there's bombs going off there
56:23
It would definitely come through the the persian gulf and in you know
56:28
Around the gulf aid and that there's bombs going off. I mean
56:33
The reason why you have no energy is because they've turned the energy off. This isn't some accident. You can get hit by a solar flare
56:42
You got hit by government
56:44
And of course russia will be demonized while europe freezes to death. It'll all be their fault
56:52
Those dastardly russians they they refuse to sell us energy. They were selling you energy
56:57
You blew up the pipeline
57:00
They've been selling you energy with these boats too. There's dark fleet. You guys don't want you know now
57:04
You're out there trying to hunt them down
57:07
So make up your mind. What do you want you want retribution against russia for some for something?
57:13
Or you want to have uh
57:15
Energy and you want to be able to heat your home in in the winter choices yours
57:21
If it's up to the bureaucrats and brussels it would be hate the russians
57:25
That's it. That is the number one thing that is what can I do?
57:29
To to to help you guys out. Have you considered hating russia more? No, I haven't really that's an interesting thought
57:35
You know, I'll try that next time. Um, and of course trump talking about greenland
57:40
Is because russia owns the arctic they own it
57:45
They control it. You know canada's up there too, right? But but russia controls it. They've they they
57:50
And he wants a buffer, right? I mean
57:52
Uh
57:54
If you look at if you lay it out on a on a flat map
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Shout out to davis if you lay it out on a flat map and you take a look at like, oh, okay
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If russia decided they wanted to launch missiles at the united states
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What would be a or especially the east coast? What would be a good buffer zone to have greenland?
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Greenland would be great for for something like that. We should probably look into acquiring that
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All right, so so that's part of what he's doing. Of course
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We'd still be behind the curve because we don't have
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Nuclear ice breaking boats the the the russians have a dozen of them
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That's the reason why they're able to to keep the trade going all throughout the winter
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Because they just have the cargo ships following behind the ice breakers
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America has has instead a thousand military bases all over the world
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And some of them are getting are on fire right now getting pummeled by the hoothies who are doing it with sandals
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In between fucking sheep they're they're launching missiles. They're taking out
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billion-dollar american bases. It's just
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It's hilarious frankly
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um
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So, I don't know. I don't know. I think this I'll tell you what I do think guys
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I think expect more hollywood propaganda about how bad the russians are right, you know
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Because america always needs to be the good guy
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We have to we have to do that so get ready for
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I guess like the craziest sales pitch for world war three you've ever heard in your life because it's coming
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You know, we got to get them there before they get us here. There'll probably be a false flag
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You know your friends and family will all fall for it too. They'll all be waving american flags and demonizing russia
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We'll have to make another rocky movie. You know, it'll be
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And of course your friends and family will be totally like weaponized by the television. It'll be worse than coveted, you know
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Um, I'd expect that from all all your normie friends, but
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You know, my entire life
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Russia has been
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Portrayed as the enemy, you know growing up as someone as a kid in the 80s and everything. It's just
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You know, but as I've gotten older I found out it's it's you know who
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Trying to trying to make you hate
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I'm trying to convince white people to exterminate other white people
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Don't take the bait russia isn't the enemy your government is
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