WW3 IMMINENT

Australia Stanley with the 10.

What the fuck is up, bro?

Niall with the 5.

What's up, bro?

Frightful with the 5.

What's up, bro?

Midnight with the 1.

What's up?

I want y'all to know something.

That shit that you just saw, that was my magic touch.

I oversaw everything.

I did that shit by myself.

I directed everything.

I was the director.

I was the producer.

That's my magic touch.

That's my artistic touch.

When I have the control, that's what it fucking was.

All right.

Midnight, what's up, man?

Appreciate you.

Paperwind with the 10.

What's up, bro?

What's up, bro?

Now, Appalachian, my bad, bro.

What's up, bro?

Listen, guys.

I want to tell you something, right?

I want to let you know something.

Why did this take me all weekend to do instead of doing another video essay?

Because I didn't let AI direct this one.

I was so meticulous and particular about everything.

And this is what it looks like when I am in direct control of the aesthetic vision.

All right.

This is like infrared vision level control and command over the artistic direction.

Okay?

It's like, and that's not even going to be the only intro that I make.

That's just the main one.

And let me tell you something, guys.

I fucking.

Made that shit with so much intention and specificity.

It's fucking crazy how long it took to get it right.

And there's so much symbolism in there and meaning in there.

Now, look, shout out to whoever made the first intro.

Shout out to whoever made that.

I am very grateful that you made that intro for me.

But let me address an elephant in the room.

Dark NRG with the five.

A lot of people always wondered about this.

Let me just address an elephant in the room.

It's been a long time coming for the replacement of that specific intro.

I'm just going to be honest, all right?

That specific intro, there was a lot of strange things in it, which I can't really.

I don't know where it came from.

There's just a lot of bizarre stuff in it.

The first intro had like transhumanism, and it had like.

A lot of weird stuff, alright?

Different planets, and it's too much fantasy, and it's like it's totally not the vibe.

Frightful, what's up?

Intro number one was just not the vibe.

This intro is the infrared vision, all right?

And this is just the beginning, guys.

How, like, the capabilities as far as what we can generate, fucking crazy, all right?

I'm gonna do so.

I'm gonna do a favor for the community, though.

I'm gonna give it to the party first.

I'm gonna get all of those animations that I made.

I'm gonna put them into a folder, something open source.

You guys make whatever fucking memes you want out of them and put them in hype edits or whatever.

Those were fucking expensive to make.

So I will give them to you, the community, to fucking make content out of and put them in hype reels and shit.

And uh, yeah, so don't worry about that.

I mean, that's going to be coming, all right?

That's for sure going to be on the way, all right?

I look like Zelensky today.

Well, I

Hm.

I'm looking like Zelensky to day.

I'm looking like Zelensky to day.

So, I was up all night doing that shit.

That's why.

So, guys, World War III is basically here.

The strike on Europe that they're hyping up is coming.

We have a new report about it, which we're going to get into that.

Okay.

But the infrared renaissance is here, and you should see that on the channel.

Okay, we updated the avatar, everything it's in motion.

Infrared vision video is coming within the next month.

We got more video essays on the way.

A lot of exciting things to look forward to for sure.

We also have a lot of interesting, colorful speeches going on at the UN.

Okay.

Crazy shit.

Crazy shit, okay?

Like absolutely insane shit.

A lot of stupid shit as well, hilarious shit and funny stuff as well.

But there is some incredible, incredibly unhinged shit that he is saying.

But uh, alas, everyone, we are on the cusp, we're on the precipice, and this is the moment, okay?

And yes, unfortunately, we also have to point out another elephant in the room.

Oh my god, bro.

And I just want to point something out, okay?

I you know what?

I'm surprised nobody's said anything.

You guys remember when I went to the LaRouche conference and what I was wearing at the LaRouche conference?

Speaking of Volodymyr.

This is just like, I don't know if I'm getting trolled right now or what is this?

Come on.

Come on.

Why is he wearing this?

What is this?

What is going on?

All right.

I feel like I'm being trolled.

Okay.

I don't know what kind of mockery this is, what kind of insane deception or insane mockery this is, per se, but it is extremely, incredibly fucked up.

Okay, now.

Since we're on the topic of Zelensky himself,

He talked to Fox News, and this is what he said about what's going to happen.

Soon.

And what he's doing is he's repeating the view of what Europe's leaders are saying, right?

What he's doing now, by drones, attacking Moldova, Romania, crossing borders of Poland, Germany airports, Nordic countries, so he will continue doing this.

That's why that's why the risk of offensive by drones, missiles, or land operation is very high against other countries.

So he's saying the risk is high because they apparently know something that we don't regarding Russia's intentions for a new land invasion of Europe.

Now I want to show you guys something you might have already seen, but we have to really we have to really talk about

Taco Trump and his bluffs, right?

That's really what this is in my view.

But I have a big decision to make.

Will a deal be made with Iran that lets them rebuild and create a far greater country than it ever was before, maybe one of the greatest in the Middle East or even the world?

Or do I annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly, never giving them a chance to kill and destroy people and countries again?

Hold on, he's offering for Iran under the Islamic Republic to be the greatest country in the history of the world.

That's how desperate he is right now.

So you're telling me Trump is so desperate right now, he's so much on his knees begging Iran to come to the table right now, that he's offering Iran to become the best country in the history of the world.

Do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope?

This guy.

Bro, I'm not gonna lie, bro.

This is he's giving him the Sigma stare, bro.

He does not give a fuck.

HVA, what's up, bro?

Appreciate you.

This guy gives zero fucks whatsoever, right?

And this guy's really pissed off, and he looks like he's about to get up and beat the shit out of Trump himself, right?

This guy is Trump looks like he's afraid of this guy.

I'm not gonna lie.

Of future greatness or generations.

But I believe we'll make a deal right after the election because it doesn't make sense for them not to.

They're waiting to see how I do in the midterm election.

What they don't realize is that I'm not running.

I did that already and won in a landslide.

We won in a giant landslide.

And I'll be here for two and a half years.

The Republican Party is running and I'll be helping them.

But I am not running.

I gave absolutely no credence and will not give credence to I think the Iranians are not anticipating.

It's funny.

I think they're anticipating some civil instability as a consequence of the midterm elections.

That's what I would guess.

I would guess that they're anticipating a civil war or civil strife or a conflict between Democrats and Republican supporters.

The election when it comes to Iran, it doesn't even enter my mind.

The only thing that does is that Iran will never have.

a nuclear weapon.

The cowards and traitors, thank you.

The NATO and Israeli delegation, you can hear 'em.

Who the fuck is this guy?

This is a brown guy doing this.

Let me think.

Who would this guy be?

The UAE?

Who is this?

Who is this brown guy doing this?

Someone, who is this?

I'm genuinely curious who

Moroccan?

No fucking way.

I don't believe that.

No way.

Come on.

But I have

Who the fuck is this guy?

It's Kosovo, no fucking way.

That no way, who said it's Kosovo?

That's a that's what Koso the that's Kosovo?

Alright.

I mean you SDCC ha I have no idea.

I'll tell you something funny.

Um another thing funny

Guess who got a shot out by Donald Trump?

Guess who got a shout out by Donald Trump?

You won't fucking believe it.

All right, you won't believe it.

My administration is also seeking a fundamental change in the situation in Cuba, where the Communist regime is under great pressure, the biggest pressure they've ever been under, it's an absolutely failed state.

It's failing like never before, and it will fall.

Marco Rubio is handling a negotiation.

He's deep into negotiations with Cuba.

Let's see what happens.

We'll not allow a haven for foreign adversaries to threaten America on our own doorstep.

Right at our doorstep.

The Cuban regime has also spent decades coordinating with the left-wing radicals and Communist networks here in the United States.

As our State Department has detailed, they've cultivated ties to subversive and radical groups such as the Communist Party USA.

What?

What?

What?

That he if I ever thought Trump would utter the words Communist Party USA.

I would never think of that in a million years, but here we are.

Trump is openly talking about Joe Sims and the Joe Sims clique.

Uh

They have legacy ties, I guess.

The C P U S A and Cuba from the fucking sixties from the from the from the past century they I guess they have these legacy ties.

The geriatric C P U S A and Cuba have official ties and relations.

Funny enough we don't.

Funny enough we

You know, Cuba

Doesn't want to see us and well, who knows if they do or not.

We haven't been invited to anything.

The main reason, though, is because they don't want to burn I mean like they have these this precedent of relations with the CPUSA.

We are directly challenging the CPUSA in terms of we're not just saying we're an alternative Communist Party, we're saying we are the Communist Party and they are the usurpers.

And so the Cubans don't want to, you know, they want to go with the people that they know and not us.

And that's fine.

It's completely fine.

But uh as a consequence the C P S A gets a shout out and we don't.

Ah, that's.

Antifa and the Democrat Socialists of America.

So CPO say Antifa and the DSA get a shout out and we don't.

Fuck.

But we're the ones being harassed by the FBI.

We're the ones who FBI people are knocking on the doors of, you know, because they're trying to get people in our party to turn, probably.

We're the ones who are constantly being harassed by them and under 24-7 surveillance by the FBI.

We're the ones that are being stalked by them.

We're the ones who are being fucking, they're doing all sorts of fucking tactics.

Who fucking knows?

God knows what the end of it, where it ends, and where it fucking begins.

A lot of fuck shit in the lead up to our national Congress.

We are, we can expect 100%.

I guarantee you.

I guarantee you.

If they don't find something legal in the lead up to our national Congress, I guarantee you the FBI is going to pull some fuck shit.

Something they pull out of their fucking ass.

I guarantee you.

I guarantee you some.

They're not just going to let us have our national congress in peace.

I'll just tell you that much.

Sappo, what's up?

Appreciate you.

I guarantee you, there's some bullshit they're cooking up.

I don't know what it is.

I d I really don't know what direction, what it is, but I guarantee you they're going to be cooking some shit up in the me in the lead up to the National Congress.

For sure.

Bookmark and save it, okay?

No, it's gonna be safe.

I'm saying they're gonna try to pull something.

If they can't get us legally, they're gonna do some crazy fuck shit.

Who knows?

Honestly, who knows?

Who knows maybe it could be Laura Loomer publishing us that I'm a terrorist or something.

Who fucking knows?

We don't know.

But if they can't get us legally, they're going to try to get us by some other means, you know, as they typically do.

These are the Cointel Pro FBI.

They've they've been knocking on people's doors, I'll tell you that much.

They've been going to people's doors and uh

I don't know who's talking to them.

I mean we're not

We don't issue orders saying who you can and can't talk to.

Everyone's a free citizen to talk to who they want.

But they are doing that.

And we have that confirmed.

At least a few people have reported that, yeah, they've

They were contacted.

And uh all sorts of random fucking people you wouldn't believe, by the way.

All sorts of random people.

They're they're who knows?

Who knows what they're what their goal is and what they're pursuing here.

Great strides, very great strides with Mexico.

They don't want the cartels either.

And when that day comes, this entire region will be a better, safer and more beautiful place in which to live and thrive.

Mm-hmm.

So uh y yeah, more ominous threats about Cuba.

You know, it could be that if the war when the war breaks out in Europe with Russia that the US is just going to ignore it and use it as an opportunity to have a push in South America, with Cuba in particular.

But who fucking knows?

Now there's another thing

This one is just kind of funny.

And I've been talking about AI a lot, and now Trump is talking about it.

So let's see what Trump says about AI.

By the way, have you guys seen the new model of Claude 5.5?

I might get on that and diversify the AI that I use to test out Claude.

But I hear Claude is very.

Like it talks back to you and it restricts you way more.

Who knows?

The United States also totally rejects any attempt to construct a globalist scheme to control for the artificial intelligence being spoken of so much now, hereinafter officially called super intelligence, changing the name in that the use of the word artificial makes intelligence fake.

It makes it sound fake.

This is genuinely, our president is retarded, straight up mentally retarded.

It's like I always think about what if a dumb retard, I always think I could surely a dumb retard cannot be the leader of a nation.

It's not possible.

And then I think about the example of ancient Rome, how you had these retarded emperors that started coming at the tail end right before Christianity.

These like retarded emperors that were just completely retarded in their head.

And Trump is genuinely mentally retarded.

The most powerful man in the world.

He's literally mentally retarded in his head.

Super intelligence.

In other words, welcome to the new world of superintelligence-SI.

SI.

Let's see if that goes.

It sounds much better.

It is much better.

And it's much more accurate.

Let's see if I have any power.

Maybe I do and maybe I don't.

We're going to find out pretty soon.

Superintelligence.

Every major new technology brings challenges.

And superintelligence is no exception.

Yet the very same people who said we'll all be dead.

He thinks if something is artificial, that means it's fake and it's unreal and it's somehow like worthy of dismissal.

He thinks when you say something's artificial, it's like it that's worthy of dismissal.

It's artificial.

In 12 years because of global warming.

A name since reborn to climate change because the planet was cooling, not warming, and nobody was dead.

These are the same people that are now saying that AI is going to kill us all, that robots are going to attack us, and that everything is going to be a total disaster.

Same group of people.

This is the type of thing that wants me to go on a random tangent explaining how the first algorithmic civilization was the post-Timurid Renaissance.

when there was a renaissance in architecture where they were basically creating these very complex geometrical systems to create structures that we can only now create in the postmodern era thanks to the help of computers.

But they, in the Timurid Renaissance, actually had it nailed down.

They had the mathematics and the kind of algorithmic way of thinking about things.

I would love to talk about how the first AI civilization was the Timurid Renaissance Islamic Society, but I won't.

This is the group that came up with the Russia-Russia-Russia hoax, the Ukraine-Ukraine hoax, climate change, open borders.

What's the Ukraine-Ukraine-Ukraine hoax?

Don't you doesn't the US still support Ukraine in the same way that they did under Biden?

What is he talking about?

Isn't Zelensky literally meeting with him?

Whoever wins AI, you have to remember this, and now I say, whoever wins SI, whoever wins superintelligent, wins.

Isn't this a speech you would give domestically, not internationally?

Why is he telling the world, like, guys, we have to win, whoever wins wins the world?

Why are you telling all the people that you're supposedly competing with?

Like, he that's what I'm saying, he's genuinely retarded.

Even this Russian guy is confused.

He's genuinely retarded.

Like, what why are you talking to the world saying this?

Wouldn't this be a domestic speech?

That's the group that went.

Like who it's like he's campaigning in Oklahoma right now, but it's actually the UN and it's the entire world that he's campa doing a presidential campaign in front of the entire world to justify his domestic policies.

Bro is genuinely like I'm I swear I'm not even exaggerating genuinely mentally deficient.

This is what we're dealing with.

I mean, the world I mean, if you want to know the perfect storm and how we're on the precipice of some radical change, look no further than the guy who's the president of the most powerful empire in history.

I mean, this is it, guys.

This is it.

This is not the end of history.

This is just the beginning of the collapse.

So Pazeshkian landed in New York.

Everyone is, you know, so confused about this.

Well, Pazeshkian was never targeted in the strikes on Iran, so why are you surprised?

Pazeshkian wasn't targeted.

So he's here.

A lot of people were wondering: well, are they going to kill him?

No, because he wasn't targeted.

He was never.

He was never the main target, you know.

Tanky Tom, what's up?

I wanna show you I wanna show you one of the most hilarious politicians in the history of the world.

This guy this guy

This guy in particular right here I don't know if you've heard of this guy, he's a British politician.

And he's talking about the war w the coming war with Russia that he's preparing them for, but look how he does it.

First and second world wars and in many other ways.

Wars before and since.

That is something that makes a country survive.

If people are not willing to do their duty, then the country will be taken over by another country.

Ultimately, one way or another.

This is part of the reason that ancient Rome fell, that people were no longer willing to fight for what they believed in, for the system that they had.

They paid others to do it.

They had mercenaries who fought for them, and eventually the mercenaries decided that they could run it for themselves.

You may have to die.

You you may have to go die.

Jesus Christ, it's like a comic book.

Ah, but apparently he's pissed off a lot of the white nationalists 'cause um look at this.

My little talk about what it is to be English seems to have set the cat amongst the pigeons and upset some particular snowflakes who object to what I have said, particularly the snowflake of snowflakes Zia Youssef, who seems quite touchy, and I found myself in disagreement with Suella Braverman, who says she can't be English.

Well, there is one thing on which they are clearly and self-evidently wrong, and that is the idea that there is a differentiation between the term British and the term English in the mind of a true Englishman.

The English, for better or worse, out of self-confidence, some may say arrogance, have used the term interchangeably until very recent times.

All senior politicians would have said English or British quite happily without specifying that Britain meant a larger area and was including the Scots and the Welsh.

Indeed, they used English to include the Scots and the Welsh.

Palmerston did

I'm just he just sounds like the biggest asshole in the world.

I just wanted to show you that because he genuinely sounds like he is the biggest asshole to ever exist in the history of the world, okay?

Speaking of imminent World War Three, which is literally here.

Oh boy.

Oh boy.

Oh boy.

Okay, hold on.

I'll go on an aside.

And we will talk about everyone's favorite country, Lithuania.

Now, Lithuania has a bad rap, but it's actually marginally and the people are better than the Estonians and the Latvians, but their leaders are still absolutely shit, you know?

But let's see what the leader of Lithuania says.

We call on Iran to halt its nuclear and missile programs as well as its collaboration with armed groups across the Middle East.

Thank you, Lithuania.

I'm sure Iran is going to take your warning very seriously.

We needed to know that.

We needed to hear that.

But look what he has to say about Russia.

has already lasted longer than the First World War.

In the last fifty-five months, Russia has suffered one and a half million military casualties.

In the last year, it has gained five months.

Oh, fifty five months.

It has gained zero point three percent of Ukraine's territory at the cost of over four hundred soldiers killed and wounded.

Yeah, but look what happened.

I mean NATO is being depleted.

The entire NATO war machine was thrown behind Ukraine.

We have come to witness what modern war actually looks like.

Russia is more prepared than any country on earth, maybe besides Iran, for the next world war that's about to come because of this.

And, you know, when Ukraine falls over, it's really gonna fall over all at once now.

You know?

Yet, all these enormous efforts, all that blood and tears, basically came to nothing.

Ukraine is still standing proudly as an independent state.

The Ukrainian language, culture, and national identity are alive.

Who wanted to eliminate their language and culture?

I don't understand.

It's complete nonsense.

But okay, this is the thing I wanted to show you.

Which is very serious, okay?

Oh my god, this is really fucking bad, okay?

Really, really fucking bad.

Alright?

Oh my god.

I mean, shit is popping off.

Okay.

US diesel prices have hit.

Six dollars fifty two cents a gallon.

Okay?

Oh my god, this is fucking crazy.

This is some pro-Trump propaganda nonsense.

This is so incredible.

It's paying $75,000 more month for diesel.

Wow, this is this is happening.

Now this is the thing that's fucking crazy.

Trump calls to ban US diesel exports.

We are the world's largest exporter of diesel, and we're calling to ban diesel exports.

It's fucking crazy.

Energy is so funny to me.

You know, you saw in the intro Yellowstone.

You don't you may not be familiar with the technology used to harness the energy of Yellowstone in there.

Fusion

Geothermal energy, right?

The you the technology that they developed for fusion energy.

is like this it's the super hot laser that can fucking cut

rock really deep and be like a borehole.

And you t you fucking cut down far enough you can actually harness the geothermal energy anywhere on earth, right?

And, you know, that technology is very workable, very possible.

Geothermal in combination with fusion energy technology could completely replace the need for oil.

Because the Earth, you know, there's all this energy going on below the crust and below the surface, really, and it's for free.

It's just fucking there.

And we're still doing this thing of focusing on oil.

I don't know, who cares what I say, right?

So, this is where we're at.

It's a full-blown energy crisis.

I predict EMPs.

I predict fucking blackouts.

I predict some crazy shit.

If you watch Netflix recently, all the movies are about people trapped inside their homes.

It's going to be worse than fucking COVID.

All right, you just wait.

Something so big is on the horizon, like nobody's ever seen.

It's just fucking incredible.

Yeah.

He's sitting with everyone's favorite guy who looks very happy right now.

Well, I've called for that too.

It could have a little bit of an effect on regular automobile gasoline, because when you do that, you know, it's a sort of a flow, it's a balance.

But no, I've called for it.

I've called for it within my people.

I've been talking about it.

Scott, do you want to talk about that first?

Yeah, we're we're examining that, whether they uh whether it's feasible in terms of the overall refining uh capacity and whether a full or partial ban would work.

Is there a timeline for a decision on that, Dave?

Yeah, so banning diesel exports for the world's number one exporter of diesel.

Everything's normal guys, it's all very normal.

Mm-hmm.

No fucking way.

Gavin Newsom prepares California for a state of emergency as a Super El Nino is coming.

Winter storms, floods, landslides, and coastal impacts.

I told you, this winter is gonna be really fucked up.

All right.

What did I tell you?

We got some latest polling data about the Iran war.

So you've seen a lot on X.

A lot of people are happy about the war with Iran.

Here's the reality when you're not on the botted platform that is X.

Literally a DOW, DOD fucking botted platform controlled just literally by bots.

More Americans, including Republicans, are souring on the war with Iran.

Almost two-thirds of respondents now say the U.S.

is not winning, and even more say Trump isn't doing enough to 30 digits.

We're winning.

Yeah, we're winning the war.

It's winning, going, winning, we're out.

It was it, yeah, for sure.

Yeah, I think so.

For sure yeah, we ain't gonna warn the Islamic terrorists Islam is a big really big threat to America it's Korea law is gonna come and Islam is really big is scary He says the conflict has not been worth the costs The poll also shows just 29% of Americans approve of how the president is handling foreign affairs overall Hey I'm part of 29% I think Trump's doing really good That is a new low in CNN polling across both of Trump's terms as president more Americans including Republicans are only Trump has a super intelligent to know how to deal with the Korean law economic terrorists that are going to be taking over

I want to talk about something funny.

Oh boy.

Oh, this'll be great for YouTube.

Yeah.

So if you don't know recently, Abdul Al Syed has just fully sold out.

Like

I don't know how much of a line there is when it comes to distinguishing these DSA progressive types versus mainstream Democrats, but a really good sign is are you rolling with Kamala fucking Harris?

And yes, he's now campaigning with Kamala Harris, and Piker says what?

Specifically to boost his approvals with black voters is

If you want to boost your chances with black voters in Michigan, don't campaign with Kamala Harris, who's Indian.

What does Kamala Tariq Nasheed has said this many times?

What does Kamala Harris have to do with black people?

She is literally Indian.

She's not black at all.

Okay.

Second of all, if Mamdani wants to do better among black Americans, I'm going to say something that exiles me from the Arab community forever, but I don't give a fuck because I speak the truth only and always.

I don't speak, I'm not an ethno-narcissist.

I speak the truth.

Abdul Al-Syed.

should very loudly denounce anti-black racism in the Arab community.

And he should tell the Dearborn and not even just the Dearborns, all the gas stations in Detroit, he should say start treating black people better.

Stop disrespecting black people.

I guarantee you the black community will love him if he says that.

And he won't lose the Arab community.

They'll still fucking vote for him anyway.

All he has to do is that.

All he has to do is say.

Meet black community leaders and

Denounce that specific kind of racism and prejudice.

That's it.

That's all he'd have to do.

He wouldn't have to do anything else to win the black vote in Michigan.

Kamala Harris is not black.

She is somehow some kind of Indian something.

Okay.

And there's tensions in Detroit because there is some racism among the Arab and Muslim immigrants.

I should say Arab immigrants mainly.

You know, and the black community, and it exists.

And you want to win the black vote, you should address that directly.

Because when black people see Abdul Al-Syed on the ballot, oh, this is Dearborn's guy, right?

So, if you want to win the black vote, that's all you'd have to do.

You just have to address that specific conflict in a way that is just and equitable, and that's it.

It doesn't mean you have to put Arabs down, it doesn't mean you have to denounce them and say that they're bad.

It just means you have to say, you know, we need to start having more respect between our communities and we cannot have arrogance or presumption.

We need to treat each other equally.

That's it.

See, that's the type of shit that would do well.

You know how beautiful that would be?

If you are an Arab American, Muslim American, so that's your community, and you're coming out and you're saying, actually, I don't like the way a lot of the people in my community treat other communities.

Let's actually.

You know, let's have more respect between our communities.

Let's be more vigilant against disrespect on on all sides, right?

That would be that would go a long way.

That'd be very powerful.

That's the only way you d you break the Democrat coalition building.

See, what the Democrats do is they'll build these coalitions of all these different races and they'll say, Hey,

Uh, I'm Chucksuma, I'm the guy who's keeping you together.

Like, they have this Tammany Hall bullshit machine where they get all these minorities and unite them under the Democratic Party, under the threat that Trump is the bigger fish to fry, so to speak.

Right, the minute somebody stops being an ethno-narcissist and actually builds their own coalition to rival the Democrats one, creating respect between communities, uniting the tribes.

And this, by the way, I'm going to go far.

This should include the white communities, this should include the white people in Michigan, this should include the people.

on the eastern side of, you know, across the

Not east part of Detroit like east part of Michigan and the west part of Michigan.

Um

It should include them as well.

You know?

So

And you know, Arab racism toward black people is not a uniquely Arab issue.

It's a uniquely professional, aspiring immigrant issue.

Immigrants come to this country and they look at black people and they go, oh, you are the slaves.

We're above you.

We're the professionals.

We're going to be, you know, we already have all this capital and this connections that we're bringing from the old country.

And you, you guys are nothing.

We don't have to respect you.

We'll respect the white people.

We'll respect the, you know, the people who we perceive as in power, but we don't have to respect you.

So that's, you know, that's actually, yeah, it's a tether issue for sure.

And square one in this country, if you want to actually break bread and you want to unite people, you have to.

You have to address the wrong that comes from your own community, for sure.

100,000%, I'll say that.

You know, people, a lot of people think I'm some ethno-narcissist because I'm big on the Islam stuff.

That's nothing could be farther from the truth, actually.

I believe in justice.

I believe in what's right.

And what's right is that in America,

No one has the right to disrespect people.

And, you know, try to leverage

What they perceive is the other people's misfortune and say, oh, that gives us a leg up over you.

And then, you know, so another thing I'll say, by the way.

It's totally unrelated.

But, um, yeah, no, look, look.

Before I move on, listen, Hassan Piker's def you know.

He's like, Do you wanna win?

Bringing Kamala Harris is gonna help with black voters and it's gonna help with this or that and it

Look.

If you literally

Get on your fucking knees and kiss the shoes of Netanyahu.

You'll win a lot of stuff too.

If you literally just go and just bend over backwards, do whatever the fuck the establishment wants you to do, you'll also win.

But who is you?

Who is the subject?

Who are you that is winning?

Because why should anyone care or be invested in the victory of Abdul Al-Syed if they can't be certain that his principles are going to be the thing that wins?

His commitments are going to win.

Not just him as an individual.

Not just him as a self-aggrandizing politician who's going to have his career boosted, but somebody who's actually going to deliver on all the things that he's promising.

What's going to keep him in check?

He's campaigning with Kamala Harris, he's already sold out 100%.

And this is much a lot of people were like, well, Abdul, you know, refused to call himself a socialist.

The guy's campaigning with Kamala Harris.

That's a million times a new level of this guy's a sellout, you know?

And people say, Well you have to do this to win.

Hassan Pike are saying, Well, you have to do this to win.

Who is you that is winning?

Who's the you?

And why should we be invested in their victory if there's no assurances that get can be exacted?

Like

That you're not gonna just fucking sell out.

Well, he already has.

How can you campaign with someone who oversaw the genocide in Gaza?

This is they're like well, we have to be pragmatic.

I agree, we have to be pragmatic if we are an organized force that can actually subject these politicians to some kind of control.

But you don't have that.

So who is we?

Who we should be pragmatic.

Who's we?

Well, us like-minded folks Us folks that are like-minded.

Listen, every individual in the world can turn like a dime.

Only thing that is solid

Is the organization.

That's it.

And people ask me, why do I like dictatorship so much?

And I'll tell you why.

And I made a post about this just recently.

The reason dictatorship is better is because a dictator answers to nobody.

Now, I'm using crude language, I'm using crass language.

The dictator is democratic because he doesn't answer to nobody.

Now, you say, well, the dictator just answers to himself, then.

Okay.

The individual self is a very finite thing.

You can satisfy all the desires and needs of an individual.

Easily within the framework of acquiescing to an existing status quo.

So, if you give someone $5 million as a bribe, okay, what is individual self-interest if not taking that 5 million?

That's the devil you know.

When you are a crazy dictator who is pursuing a vision that goes beyond the threshold of possibility, you are not just serving yourself anymore.

Because to serve yourself, the logical thing to do is sell out.

Because when you sell out and you're bought out, you're actually attending to your finite self and you're satisfying your finite self, your physical self, in the most logical, rationally calculated possible way.

Look, I could be.

The dictator Hazal Deen, and I could pursue this incredibly crazy dream of Yellowstone and all this stuff.

Okay, I could do that.

And you say, Isn't that self-serving?

And I would say, This: Okay, if I'm going to be self-serving, then there's going to be some measure of rational calculation involved.

The rational thing for me to do, if I want to just serve myself, is literally just join the system somehow, just sell out as much as possible, utilize every skill, every ability within my disposal to sell out as much as possible to the system.

And I I'm good at the shit I'm skilled, I'm good, I'm good at the shit I do, by the way, right?

Emil, what's up?

So if I was a sell I could if if I had no moral guidance, I would excel at anything I pursue, okay?

So the rational, if you're self-serving, the rational thing to do is actually sell out because that's a known versus an unknown.

Now, what makes the risk worth it to pursue a risk where you're saying, no, I'm going to pursue this crazy fucking vision that has never been proven anywhere and there's no guarantee I'm going to be successful and there's a 75% chance I'm just going to be killed in the process.

You're no longer serving yourself anymore.

You're serving a fucking dream.

You're serving a principle.

You're serving a dream.

Something you can show other people, communicate to other people, and they can dream about too.

Something that will outlive you.

You're serving and you're living for something that goes way beyond you.

And you're dedicating your life to that thing.

And so when millions of people see that you're doing that.

Instead of choosing the easy way, which is sell out to the system, that's why the people love the dictators.

Because the dictators could be crazy, they could be pursuing a maniacal dream or something.

Hitler wasn't a dictator, Mussolini were a dictator.

Those were puppets of the real dictators who were the banksters and the oligarchs and the aristocrats.

When you're a true, true dictator, even if you're fucking crazy, you are saying, I'm making a wager on the people, and that's fucking it.

Just the people.

I only have my faith in the masses.

I can rationally calculate that I'll, yeah, I'll get all this wealth and fortune if I fucking sell out, but I love this dream too much to do that.

And the only people who can validate and realize that dream and share it with me are the masses.

That's why Xi Jinping is the prince of the era.

Okay?

Xi Jinping has a dream.

He doesn't answer to fucking it.

He doesn't answer to nobody.

Okay.

Yeah, there's a structure.

Xi Jinping broke through the mold.

He cracked down.

He destroyed the corruption.

All in pursuit of a dream.

They literally call it the Chinese dream that they want to implement for the Chinese masses.

Xi Jinping used to be on the hills when he was part of the Sent Down Youth.

He'd be in the village.

He'd go with his goats up to the highest hill.

He would sit down peacefully in the scenic view.

He would read Marxism.

He would read theory.

He would read.

German poetry or something.

That's what Xi Jinping.

He was dreaming.

He was dreaming the whole time.

Okay.

So you tell me who's more democratic, Xi Jinping or some fucking politician like Abdul Al-Syed who sells out.

Oh, I just have to do it to win.

You know what j all Xi Jinping had to do to win was fucking dream.

The dictator is the true person who's democratic.

The politician is not democratic.

Is Kamala Harris the voice of the people?

She lost.

Why does he have to campaign with Kamala Harris?

He has to do it to acquiesce to the democratic establishment.

Is that democracy?

What really is aligned with the will of the people, with the dreams of the people, with the aspirations of the people, with the soul of the people, the heart of the people?

Which one?

You tell me.

Anyway, I just wanted to go on that tangent.

Now speaking of immigrants

That's such a weird way to open it.

It sounds so um mean.

But there's this big debate between Myron and Sneeko over Islam.

So Myron made this very viral post where he's like,

I grew up in a Muslim housepold.

You know, I'm I'm Muslim, but you know, Muslims wake up.

This isn't Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, or a Muslim country.

This is America.

This is a Christian country, and we're a minority here.

You know, the Islamic backlash isn't a mystery.

It's self-inflicted.

The this prayer stunts in Times Square, Lao Dawah framed as we're taking over, old country politics.

Most Americans don't want this stuff.

You know, and if you want to be so performative and loud about it, go.

to some Muslim majority country.

So he's saying that, and then he got into a big debate with Sneeko about it, and the funny thing.

Funny thing about Sneeko

Is that um

They had this debate.

I don't know.

Just seeing the same clip about whether it's a Muslim country.

So Sneeko's bait I'll just recap the debate for you, you know, because uh

I can't really find any clips that

Agree or do you disagree?

Right.

Yeah, I agree, but look what it is.

Okay, so no one ever said Christian.

Conversation's done, bro.

Keep arguing.

But my point, you keep defending this as if you want it to remain this culturally Christian country.

And it's not working.

All right.

So I'm going to give my take on this because I have the right to give the take, you know, as the Muslim heretic, as the real heretic of the Muslim world.

I stand at the precipice of worlds, I'm so I'm part of so many worlds.

But anyway, I'll give my take, and my take is: okay, first of all, I want to give some background about why this dispute is very interesting.

Sneeko is not actually an immigrant.

He's a convert, or they call it a revert, right?

So Sneeko is not actually from a Muslim country.

So, from Sneeko's perspective, this is not.

in import from another culture.

This is a universal truth which has every right to vie for

The future of the country as anything else.

I mean, Sneeko doesn't have the kind of immigrant shame that I have, that Myron has, that all other Muslim immigrants actually have, where we say, look, you know, this is one culture versus another culture.

We have to be humble about it.

Sneeko's a revert, so he doesn't have that because he's not an immigrant.

He was actually born here.

But I'll tell you why I don't agree with Myron 100% on this and why my perspective is different.

So, first of all, if there was a neat line between the Christian country, first of all, is America a Christian country in my eyes?

Yes, actually, it is.

It is actually, I mean of course it is.

But is America reducible to a specific interpretation of Christianity?

And that's where you have to say absolutely fucking not.

It's impossible.

You can say America is spiritually a Christian country, but can you reduce America to a specific form of Christianity?

No, you really can't.

The spiritual atmosphere of Christian America is very.

It's very um

It's very lofty.

It's very kind of out there.

It's like Transcendentalism from Thoreau.

It's like the Great Awakenings.

It's very spiritual and very deep and profound, but it is not a sectarian creed that you can locate and say, this is America's Christianity.

If you could do that, I would say it's the Mormons who have that locked down institutionally and in a sectarian sense.

But the American Christian spirit is just something very much hard to pin down into a religious dogma.

So that's the first thing I'll say.

And the second thing I'll say is that uh

With that being said.

Is it fair to say that Islam is just some foreign thing and there's a line?

It's like America has this civilizational logos.

Muslim countries have their own civilizational logos.

One is Muslim and one is Christian, and there's no interaction and there's no dialogue or there's no kind of mixing between the two.

Well, look, the the the the I used to have the view that Myron does in a way, but the truth is.

You keep, let's stop the cope.

It is factually untrue, and I'll tell you why.

Okay, first of all, who invited the dialogue with Islam?

So, America is a Christian country spiritually, but it's a Christianity that has not been pinned down or defined in any kind of clear way yet.

Besides Mormonism, which is remarkably close to Islam, Mormonism is the only true, homegrown, truly American form of Christianity we have so far.

And that looks awfully similar to Islam, if you ask me.

But who started and initiated this fascination with Islam as a way of dialoguing with or making sense of America's Christian?

Spiritually Christian orientation because America's spiritually Christian orientation.

The Amish.

I believe the Amish come from Europe.

It's a European sect, if I'm correct.

The Mennonites could be wrong about that.

Someone correct me.

But, um,.

I believe the Amish are from the German Anabaptists, right?

So, in any case, yes, America is spiritually a Christian country for sure.

But how that there's no specific religious dogma or interpretation or sect of Christianity we can reduce that spiritual orientation to.

So, you have something fundamentally undefined.

You have this existential religious identity crisis, I think.

And it wasn't Muslims who thrusted that upon America.

It was Americans who became fascinated with Islam in multiple different ways.

So, the first most obvious way is Elijah Muhammad and the nation of Islam.

No Arab or Muslim foreigner brought the nation of Islam to America.

That was something that black Americans.

Discovered.

And we can't say that that comes from somewhere else or someone is being a rude guest imposing their culture on a host nation when things like the nation of Islam came from this soil and this land, okay?

The second thing is that there has always been a strange entanglement and fascination with Islam that we see.

In the first entanglements of the United States with Aramco and Saudi Arabia in Arabia.

And one of these seminal fictional novels.

of American history is what?

It's doon.

Did a Muslim impose his culture and bring the baggage to

Impose these very profound, a very profound engagement with the Islamic conception of the sublime that we see in Herbert's Dune, okay?

If you look at some of the Freemason lodges or currents, you have they're called the Shriners.

The Shriners wear the Ottoman fez and they have again, this is not someone from a foreign this is not a rude immigrant imposing their culture on America.

This is something that came from here, okay?

Uh the f the founding fathers themselves you know Chewy, the founding fathers were indeed

The founding fathers were deists who had an enlightened, you know, European enlightenment sensibility toward Islam, which is a type of sympathy and an enlightened sympathy toward Islam that you see a lot in Europe.

So there's no fun uh definitely you don't have this Pete Hegseth LARP going on anywhere in the core foundation of the country.

It is a Christian country, but there's no sect of Christianity which you can reduce that spiritual orientation to.

So um

What I guess what I'm trying to say is and then the final thing I'll say is that

Look, we can talk about it as an injustice, which it is, but America did get entangled fundamentally on a world historical level with the Middle East.

I mean, Rome got entangled with Judea, and then Rome adopted a religion which came from Judea, namely Christianity.

Could we attribute that to the rudeness of the Jews as foreign guests upon Rome?

Well, Rome conquered Judea, and America just so happened to conquer the world, which it did.

And

Islam was fundamentally impacted and and by an encounter with the US global empire and this petrodollar oil system.

And the reverse is true in America.

Even before 9-11, but especially after 9-11, the American people had a very obsessive fascination with Islam and continue to have this fascination and obsession, which I don't think we can reduce to the rudeness of foreigners.

Um

And that's just my take.

I think that there is, it's not that I think there should be, it's that if I'm going to be a neutral analyst, I would say there's something about America that is deeply fascinated with Islam, and there's something about Islam that has proven that it has some place in the future of how the spiritual orientation of the country is going to be defined.

That's not because I think it should happen, that's not because I'm evangelizing Islam in America, that's because I'm analyzing America and what it is doing objectively.

And I have to say that, you know.

It wasn't Muslim immigrants who came to this country and imposed all of that.

And the first Muslim immigrants from the Ottoman Empire immediately assimilated and became white people because they were allowed to call themselves white on the census.

So they clearly were not the issue.

The issue had something to do with America's own entanglements in the Middle East.

And those entanglements are a fact of world history that are irreversible.

They happened and

We could say it was wrong and unjust, which it was, but it happened.

And now we're here.

So we can't cope and just create this hard division between civilizations and say this one's American and this one's Islamic.

Well, if I look at the Islamic civilizations, they're all fundamentally changed and affected by America.

And if I look at American civilization, it seems to be in an existential crisis where it hasn't yet discovered its actual identity.

The curated American identity, football, beer, and church, and this is the true American way, that's a curated consumer identity that is largely created not by American civil society, but by

Israelis per se.

I think Americans themselves are profoundly open regarding what kind of civilization they will have.

There's patterns we can discern for sure, but when all said and done, look, as a humble son of immigrants who was born here and lived here my whole life, the only consistent pattern I see in this country.

And I think Logo said something similar.

Is this a nation of carnival circus people?

Like the most American experience is being together as a traveling troop for a carnival.

You don't necessarily know it.

Like the most fundamentally consistent cultural American pattern is this.

Way of collectively being strangers, like i this strangeness of our collectivity where

We come to one another as strangers who don't know each other, but we very instantly and immediately find a way to get along, to cooperate, and

To just make something from nothing.

Like, to just come together and get shit done and work together.

And somehow we're all navigating and experiencing reality on the same wavelength.

Somehow, Master, what's up?

Somehow we're all experiencing reality on the same wavelength.

Like Americans, when they're trapped in the middle of fucking nowhere, when the high, you know, I don't know, everyone's cars break down on the highway and everyone has to get out and figure out what the fuck they're going to do.

The only consistent American culture I see is what comes from that type of environment, where people are forced to cooperate together.

And suddenly then everyone's on the same fucking wavelength, you know?

Amilo, what's up?

Like the metaphysical baggage of old world culture does not get in the way of pragmatic problem-solving, very down-to-earth, like, okay, let's fucking deal with the problem in front of us together.

Don't have to care about how you pray or what you do, but we all fucking can see this is a fucking problem and we need to do something about it, right?

That's kind of the American spirit, you know?

And so, when people are trying to say America is a Christian country, I would say yes, that's true.

Obviously, it's a Christian count.

There's something Christian about that.

That's the spirit of the early Christians coming together and forming churches from nothing.

Like, that's what it is.

It's definitely for sure that's part of that spirit.

But.

When we're talking about Pete Hegseth Christian nationalist identity that is based on Deus Volt, you know, we're gonna this is a clash of civilizations, the mother like that's a type of Christian identity that is only able to define itself based on how it's opposed to other civilizations and cultures.

But there's not nothing actually positive there, right?

The kids, CCP, what's up?

Um, you know, American culture, why do you think Dune is the preeminent work of American science fiction literature?

Uniquely American.

And if you don't think Dune is gonna Star Wars, was heavily inspired by Dune.

Star Wars is a tale.

Where does Star Wars originally take place?

The first fucking thing you see: Tatooine.

It's on this sandy planet.

Why?

You know?

Like, why?

Why is there something about Islam that is very resonant with the American spirit of

Being stuck in the middle of nowhere.

In this forsaken, desolate place, and miraculously finding a way out, or miraculously find the answer and the key to something very big and profound, you know?

So

Uh that's there.

I mean, that's the Wild West.

The Wild West of the Lone Ranger going West and out of that nothing finding something, you know.

That is

Dune is a story about falling too deep, not falling too deep in reli.

Hey, retard, that might be Herbert's, what do you call it?

Moral of the story, so to speak, in his own mind.

But can we say the cultural significance of Dune is reducible to a skepticism about religious fanaticism?

Absolutely fucking not.

This reminds me of the Starship Troopers debate, where they're like, Starship Troopers is about skepticism of the dangers of fascism.

No, it's not.

Starship Troopers is a way to glorify and enjoy militarism.

Everyone knows that's what Starship Troopers is about.

So the same thing is fucking true for Dune.

Okay.

It doesn't matter how Frank Herbert secondarily decides to draw a conclusion about what's the moral of the story.

Objectively, the reason Dune has the cultural significance that it does is because everybody sympathizes with the Freeman and with Paul Atreides waging a guerrilla holy war in jihad against a tyrannical occupier, which is why George Lucas directly was inspired by it when he made Star Wars about the resistance versus the Empire, the Galactic Empire.

If you can't see the archetypal narrative there and the threat of consistency there and how much that resonates with how Americans see the world and understand things, you are mentally retarded in your fucking head.

If you think the average person goes to the fucking movie theater and looks at the Freeman and Paul Atreides in Dune Part 1 and Part 2 and isn't rooting for them and siding with them, no, you think when someone goes to the movie theaters and that epic scene of fucking Paul Atreides with the Freeman, yo, let's fucking go.

You're saying that the way that they're reacting to that scene is by saying, you know, this shows why religion is really a problem.

And we have to be a little bit skeptical and reasonable.

We have to be.

Tell me how many audience people who were in the movies watching Dune.

We're thinking when they were seeing these powerful scenes of resistance and revolution, they were going, Yeah, this just proves why we need to be skeptical of following a leader.

Everyone in that theater was rooting for Paul Atreides as the protagonist and the freeman.

You coping retard, and you're you are fucked in your fucking retarded little head.

Okay.

You see how stupid people who try to argue with me are?

So let me continue.

In any case, Islam was not imposed on America by foreigners.

Americans themselves were deeply fascinated with Islam and invited Islam to America.

No one imposed it.

Americans themselves went out looking for Islam and they found it.

Okay?

It's not the fault of immigrants.

That's not the fault of immigrants at all.

Even the way Americans fearmonger about Sharia law, in a Freudian sense,

Represents a deep, deep fascination and obsession, a deep fixation, something about it they can't get over, and it speaks to them unconsciously.

Now this is my analysis.

You don't have to agree with it, but tell me I'm fucking crazy that the homegrown religion in America, the number one homegrown religion in America, the preeminent American religion is Mormonism.

Are there no parallels between Mormonism and Islam?

Like, is there no similarity?

Is what what did Muslim immigrants come and make Joseph Smith invent Mormonism?

Was that re Muslims imposing their religion on Americans that they literally from first principles invented a like a something that deeply resembles Islam on their own?

Um

So, you know, I try to be objective and neutral.

I understand what Myron is saying.

Myron has the immigrant, the piety of an immigrant, the shame, the humility, the piety that we are taught to have as immigrants that come from.

You know, immigrant households that are Arab.

Arab y you may not know this, but most Arab households.

Children are raised to be ki um respectful to guests.

Do not be imposing.

Do not be, you know be respectful.

Don't don't stomp around in someone else's house and try to make it yours.

So I understand where he's coming from, you know, but I also think that we we are not to blame for Sneeko.

It's not people like me or even Myron or someone who is to blame for Sneeko.

Sneeko discovered Islam himself and Sneeko was born in this country.

And most of the people in the um

Most of the Dawabros are not exactly representatives of some seamless culture culture, folk culture.

They are people who became alienated from their families and very deliberately adopted an ideology.

Um so, I mean that they're deeply alienated a lot of the time from their culture, right?

So, you know, um

That's why I don't exactly agree with Myron on this.

At the same time, you know, the whole thing about.

This the the rhetoric about we're gonna take over this country and stuff, it's like I

That you know what it reminds me of?

It reminds me of like if you're

Imagine you're black and you just start directly participating in in a white guy's cuck fantasy, and you're like, Yeah, I'm gonna fuck your bitch.

It's like all right.

But you know they're getting off on that, right?

It's like, I don't know.

That's kind of how I see it.

It's like, okay, I mean, you're.

You're not really the one who's winning there, or maybe you are, I don't know, but you're very much participating in someone else's fantasy when you do that, you know?

So, um yeah.

It's like it's a it's like some cuckold thing where, you know

This fear-mongering that Muslims are going to come and take the wombs of our women, which is from the Daily Wire movie.

And then you have the Dawah people.

Going, yeah, we're gonna take this Islam's gonna conquer you.

It's like

I mean, who is we though?

You know, the Dawah people will not conquer anything, right?

The reason they're not going to conquer anything is because they cannot even be united.

I always, you know, that the number one test, I'm going to tell you guys, I'm going to give you a fill you on on a secret.

The number one most powerful thing in the world is organization.

What unifies people?

Organization is the ultimate weapon in the world.

Strength and numbers.

How do you unify people?

Well, to be united with people.

There's a lot.

I have to say something, you know?

As chairman of the ACP for two years, over two years now.

I think the number one problem someone would have being in my position is.

If they were, they would lose their mind for sure.

I mean, they would easily lose their mind because you have to think in a way that is so.

Accustom to disassociation in the sense of like you take yourself out of yourself and you just don't think, you don't fixate too much on the immediacy of intersubjective experience.

You always put yourself into a perspective where you're thinking about the principles that govern those kind of experiences without necessarily.

Assuming that in every interaction you have with anyone, everything is on the line.

Um.

And most people can't do that.

You know, most people really are embedded in intersubjective experience, and they're agnostic with respect to the outcome of that.

When you're a leader, you can't be agnostic.

You have to actually believe in something that is there, regardless of if someone hurts your feelings or if someone says something you don't like.

I mean, it's just at the end of the day, it's not on the line with that kind of experience, right?

Well, a lot of these religious LARP types, and I'll talk about the Dawah people, I'll talk about the gay liar fan base.

These type of people cannot form organization.

They're not able to actually coordinate in collective ways and form armies.

Because armies, you know, you have to actually

have a distinction between the immediacy of your subjective experience

And

The up like, you know.

The outcome of intersubjective recognition in the form of like an objective organization.

And um

Whenever somebody's worried about the Dawah people because of their rhetoric, it's like, well, okay, well, what organizations have they formed?

What people have they unified?

Genuinely, like, where's the threat coming from?

You know, the threat of Islamic armies in the Middle East, I'll tell you where Islamic armies come from.

They come from extended kinship, tribal relationships, and families, which is the same thing in Mao's guerrilla warfare, where, you know, the partisan swims among the people like a fish in the sea.

So Islamic armies are raised from kinship networks and tribes and relationship, those kind of relationships.

And it's cultural.

You know, you become a fighter for your homeland.

I mean, that's how it works.

But if you're some kind of in London or, I don't know, in America somewhere and you're.

What kind of Islamic army is possible there?

There's no tribes, there's no kinship relations, there's no civil society, there's no you can't raise an army from that.

Um

And there unity is also not possible because there's too much of an intensity of subjective disagreement.

So, uh yeah, that I don't like that rhetoric either.

I think it's just kind of part participating in someone else's fantasy.

But um

Yeah, I kinda just like I disagree with Myron.

I kinda disagree with Sneeko as well.

I guess um

I guess the position I would have

Is that

I here's here's the hill I'll die on, right?

The hill that I'll die on is very simple.

Like, I'll die on this hill.

The hill that I'm gonna die on is that in any case, Muslims cannot presumptuously assume that they have the seal of the Prophet with which to rub in the faces of Americans or any other people with arrogance.

I will die on that hill.

You can't say we figured it all out, you have to submit to us 'cause we have it all figured out.

We evidently do not have it all figured out.

And who is we, by the way?

Because if you ask me who I am, I am American.

I'm part of this nation, I'm part of this people.

And the extent to which I find Islam

To be relevant for that is

As part of this people's struggle and journey to discover itself, to acquire its own governing and unifying principles.

When we say that someone who is online formed an Islamic community and has this specific interpretation of the Quran and that is the law that it's going to conquer lands and nations, that's LARP.

What what are you talking about?

You know?

Mohi job, okay, for

Flexing, what's up, bro?

With the five.

Look, let me tell you something.

Mohi Mohijab, okay?

Mohammed Hijab.

Mohammad Hijab, uh he he can believe what he wants and say what he wants.

But nobody can be in a position where they say, you know, I have the truth because I'm a student of Muhammad Hijab and I therefore can look upon the people of other nations as though they are lesser than me.

And I have the truth and they just need to listen to me and listen to this community that we have and everything's going to be square.

Because that community is not a civilization.

It's not anything that has proven it's able to govern anything or organize people or, I don't know, have independence.

That's just people who that's just a shared frequency and wavelength of subjective intensity and passion.

Okay?

It's a shared frequency of people online who have the same passion and subjective intensity about a specific thing.

That's not enough to actually look upon anyone with presumptuousness.

And you know, the people who I think act the closest to the Dawah people are the ortholarpers.

The Jay Dyer, the gay liar ortholarpers are so dogmatic and inflexible and arrogant.

They think they've discovered the universal truth because they listen to Jay Dyer.

So all civilization is thrown out the window.

Any kind of deeper spiritual dialogue with art, with I don't know, I mean, something actually, a genuine kind of transcendental engagement with a culture, with the people, with their ways, with their civilization.

Um, in all sorts of different forms, a more profound moral dialogue and engagement becomes impossible because they're just gay liar fans, they've discovered the truth, the universal truth, about how mathematics proves uh, gay liars' specific dogmas about the universe, and therefore everyone needs to bow down before that, or they need to be killed.

It's the same.

See, it's not a uniquely Muslim problem.

They have the same exact type of delusion where they think when they talk about religion, they're not talking about religion.

What they're talking about is an online mind dogma virus, which people tap into, I don't know, because they need it psychologically for some reason, because it puts them in their comfort zone, because it helps them cope with all of their problems in life.

But the stuff out of which religiosity is made has to do with a much deeper engagement with...

Life existentially and all of its contradictions and all of its inconsistencies.

How do we actually make sense of this and respond to it?

How do we discover the various ways in which the inspiration graced to us by a kind of higher purpose manifests itself in all these different ways in our everyday experiences?

How does that seamlessly become part of the fabric of what we call civil society, the everyday good deeds of people around us?

People's good manners, even things that they have accumulated as wisdom over decades.

I mean, how people act and interact and how they've learned to coexist and interact with each other.

There's a lot of mystical wisdom that's in there.

And it's like you have to have a very deep appreciation for these things before you can start running around talking about religion, period.

That's my view, honest to God.

Hand to God, my view is, before you can run around and start talking about religion, you actually have to be in tune.

With the the profoundly mystical and spiritual reality of your actual country's civilization, its people, its art, the things that inspire them, the ways people actually make sense of the world, why don't you read the Bible

Why don't you read the Quran, the Bible, the New Testament, or the Old Testament?

It's always talking in parables.

It's always talking in riddles.

It's always talking in ways that are not...

Jay Dyer said this.

Math 2 plus 2 equals God.

So if you deny God, you're a retard who denies math.

That's not how the fucking Bible talks.

That's not how the Quran talks.

It doesn't talk, you know, the Trinity is ridiculous because one plus one plus one cannot be one.

So that's not how the Quran engages with Christianity.

That's just not the, that's not religion.

That's something else, okay?

That's something very different th from religion.

Oh my god, what the fuck?

Sneeko, what the fuck, bro?

Thank you.

Holy shit.

Was not expecting that.

Um yeah, anyway, to continue what I was saying, uh

Yeah, religion is something more fundamental, you know?

Bro, what the fuck?

Sneeko with the ten.

Holy fuck, bro.

Thank you.

Bro, honestly, you really don't have to.

Thank you, bro.

You're already

Such a W rate.

Thank you, bro.

Grandma, what's up, man?

Appreciate you.

Appreciate you, man.

Thank you so much.

W.

Sneeko.

W.

Sneeko.

Yeah, so um

Yeah, i in short, that's kind of where I'm at, you know?

I think that um

There is I don I don't think the conflict with Islam

That you know, the conflict, the hysteria.

I mean, we could say that it started by Zionists and it was started by, you know, the Mossad, which is true for sure, because how do you deflect from Israel?

You do that, it's a tried and tested tactic.

But simultaneously, I also think that there is a genuine the reason it works is because it works.

There's a reason why it works, right?

And the reason why it works is that I think, like I said, I think Americans do genuinely have a deep, unconscious fascination with Islam.

And this is a form of repression, a repressed fascination.

It's like a cope, you know?

And Islam is a missing ingredient that Americans do recognize

And it bothers them immensely.

You know, it's like a cognitive dissonance.

There's something there that is just a source of profound fascination.

Which, yeah, it takes a negative form of, you know, opposing it and rejecting it and all this kind of stuff.

But it's like it's living rent-free in the heads of Americans for a reason, right?

So, you know, I would say that.

And I think that this religious dialogue between Islam and America.

And Christianity, for that matter, Sneeko with the tent.

What's up, bro?

What the hell?

Thank you, man.

Bro, what the hell?

Thank you so much.

Um

Yeah, I would say that that is not something that's happening at the level of logical syllogisms and debates, you know, online.

That's something very that's that's something that occupies a deeper texture of how people coexist and how they form culture and how they are inspired and what motivates them to get up every day and all the complicated ways in which that acquires sensibility for people.

Like, how do people actually.

manifest culture and how do they manifest signs of a deeper inspiration that comes from something else?

You know, you could say divine.

And that's where religion thrives.

It doesn't thrive

When we're creating hard distinctions and say this is Muslim and this is Christian.

The fact of the matter is, you know, what we call the spirit.

is in a state of

Openness to the outcome of how it's going to be determined, you know?

And these hard distinctions that we draw.

These are identities, okay, and Islam is not an identity, first of all.

It is

It is a truth, you know, within the Islamic frame, it's not an identity, it's a truth.

Okay, the acceptance of Islam is being framed as an acceptance of a truth, and you know, you can go into the etymology of Islam and what it actually means, but I think the best translation of what it means is to be made whole within the context of something missing, there's an alienation, and something is made whole, right?

The Prophet.

What he was mainly doing is he was making peace between the different tribes, okay, in Arabia.

And that was not easy.

That's a very hard and complicated thing.

You know, another thing I'll say to completely rebuke Wally, what's up, man?

Appreciate you.

A lot of the contemporary polemics I see about the the prophet.

Peace be upon him, you know, is this notion that, well, he was a warlord and all this kind of stuff.

But it's like, okay, but I'll tell you how I was brought up with Islam, you know, just for the purposes of more people understanding so they can make sense of what actually about this religion compels people.

Because you say all these things, and that means, you know, how could Muslims follow this religion and follow this prophet?

It's like, okay, well, this is how it was made sense to me when I was growing up.

Okay.

Arabia

The state of ignorance, you know, that they refer to in Islam was a polytheistic pagan society, totally depraved, extremely brutal, extremely harsh, a lot of degeneracy, a lot of just moral wrongness, immorality.

I mean, Christianity was not the dominant force in Arabia.

There's a lot of immorality, there was a lot of wrong being committed, okay?

And this was enforced by violence.

This was based on a very violent tribal military order.

I'm not a religious dogmatist, but I'll tell you this.

If you cannot be in that kind of environment,

And bring justice to that kind of environment.

You're a fucking hypocrite.

It's easy.

It's easy.

It's easy to say you're so moral and pure when you're not actually taking the burden of bringing truth and peace and justice to that kind of world and that kind of environment.

When you're, you know, in the when you've desisted yourself from being in that wilderness, you have no right to judge anyone.

You have no right to say this person's a warlord, this person's this or that.

You have abandoned those people.

You've literally said they're not your problem.

Their salvation is not your problem.

You turn your back to them.

You don't pick up the sword to defend the innocent and to defend the weak and to enforce justice.

You just say, oh, what a tragedy the devil has them.

Yeah, but that's not, that wasn't the Islamic way.

So before you say, you make all these insults and attacks saying, well, he was a warlord.

There's, he wasn't peaceful, all this kind of stuff.

Arabia was being abandoned.

Nobody cared about all the depraved, wicked shit going on.

The only way you bring justice and moral order to a truly

Truly

violent order of total depravity and sin and so on and so on.

You have to unite the tribes.

Uniting the tribes is a violent process, because the tribes that refuse to make peace and continue to attack you and kill your people, you have two options: you can allow them to massacre you and destroy you, or you can defend yourself, right?

And if you get called a warlord because you're engaging in self-defense, what can I say?

But whoever the fuck

Is fucking spamming, get rid of this fucking crazy fuck spamming, holy shit.

Alright, they're gone.

We're good.

Alright, anyway, um

So yeah, this is my two cents and this is my take on it, you know, this um this conflict.

I don't talk about the Sneeko.

I don't talk about the I desire and what should happen.

I talk about what can.

I operate in reality.

1.3% of the country is Muslim.

We will never be Muslim.

And if it is, it's not in our lifetime.

People should come back.

Let's see, bro.

See, that's the thing.

So, look, I don't know if you just call yourself Sneeko.

I don't know if you just call yourself there.

This is why people don't like Islam or Muslims, bro.

See how you're saying?

See how you said, oh, well, I kind of used to have this mentality too, and I understand they're coming from.

It's like, okay, Muslims should just be just one among many different minorities, and we have our own ways, and we, you know, would have our own culture, and they can have theirs.

And we just have these different cultures and different religions, and they all coexist based on mutual respect.

I mean, that sounds fine.

And in principle, I wouldn't be against that.

The problem is, it seems like it's not coming from the Muslims where the fascination is coming from.

Seems like Americans are inviting a deep.

Fascination with Islam.

It's like, this is like, I hate, I hate to be so crude and vulgar with the comparison.

This is like blaming black people for the cuckold fetish of some white people.

It's like, oh, this is the black people's fault.

It's not their fault.

Someone has in their mind a deep fascination and fetish or something.

You've been roped into it, but it's not your fault.

That has something to do with something going on in that person, right?

And I say the same thing is true in the case of America's fascination with Islam.

It's very one-sided.

I could tell you, it's extremely one-sided.

I mean, Dearborn, Michigan is one of the safest, cleanest, low-crime, respectful communities in this country.

There's no one's disrespecting another person's religion.

Muslims and Arabs are actually keeping to themselves largely in that enclave, you know.

And, you know, there's no, nobody's imposing a religion on anyone else.

And there's no, but why do people, they look at it and say, this is Sharia law.

Even in Dearborn, where they're leaving everyone alone and they're confining themselves to this enclave, just like what.

It seems like Myron and them are kind of talking about where, like, look, we have these different communities and it's all based on mutual respect.

Okay, well, Dearborn's a great example.

You could say you have Atlanta, it's like the capital.

I mean, is it wrong to say it's the capital of black people?

I don't know.

Atlanta, everyone knows, is a black city.

Okay, everyone knows there's some places that are Amish.

Everyone knows that there's part of New Jersey that's Jewish.

Everyone knows, you know, I don't know, and somewhere in Texas or wherever, there's Mexican communities.

So everybody knows that.

All right.

So in Dearborn, okay, Muslims are in Dearborn.

Why is there only one city in this country that makes people lose their fucking mind?

Oh my God, Sharia laws here.

Like, that's an extremely one-sided thing.

That's not Muslims being too open and loud about their practices and faith.

That's a country that is fascinated with Islam.

In a negative way, sure, but it's very one-sided.

And there needs to be a way to make sense of that.

We can't keep coping and saying, oh, we just need to be more shy about it.

We need to say why.

What is the root source of why Americans are very fascinated with Islam?

Now, I've the conclusion I've come to.

Thinking about this over years and years and years in a very neutral way, I'm not doing it in the ethno-narcissistic way.

There's something about Islam which fits well in America.

There's something about America's historical trajectory that has created a spiritual atmosphere which is very receptive actually to Islam.

Now, I know there's a lot of Islamophobia, whatever, but it's like, that's why it's a cognitive dissonance.

The American Way and the American Spirit has discovered something that seems to really mirror Islam.

And when we talk about how the only real American Christian sect in this country that is 100% an American form of Christianity is Mormonism, and Mormonism is very similar somehow to Islam.

Um

There's so a weird resonance between Mormonism and Islam.

And that's the only actually American form of Christianity.

All the other forms came from Europe.

Uh the one that comes from gay liar Jay Dyer, that one is just pulled out of his ass.

That's not even real Orthodox Christianity.

That's some satanic, uh number worshipping, I don't know, transhumanist fucking nonsense, uh analytitard, you know, syllogistic

form of idolatry that has nothing to do with the Orthodox faith.

That's becoming widespread and popular among young people, I guess, some of the Ortholarper converts.

But again, that has nothing to do with America's Christianity.

And um, you know, we have uh Nick Fuentes' claim that he's a Catholic.

I mean, what is Catholic about Nick Fuentes?

Nick Fuentes is no more Catholic than you know, some kind of um deviant HBO producer who may come from a Catholic family or s somehow or something, but

Hmm there's nothing there that is

Specifically representative of the Catholic faith or religion as a movement or as a phenomena, you know?

And then, of course, we have evangelicism, which is directly top-down, created by Zionism, and started by Zionist Jews.

Just like directly funded from the top down.

You can get the follow the money trail, all the mega churches, where do they come from?

Who donates to them?

Well, they come from somewhere, right?

And so, you know, if we want to talk about Christ America as a Christian nation,

I'm not necessarily saying that's wrong.

I'm just saying, but there's no actual sect or dogma of Christianity or interpretation of Christianity.

That America can be reduced to.

Therefore, there is this opening for Islam that Muslims did not enforce or create.

It was there from the start.

Because there's this ambiguity of how to interpret America's Christian orientation, Islam has become one of those interpretations in a very homegrown way, you know, through the nation of Islam and other kinds of things.

But that was not.

Imported from anywhere else in the world.

That was something Americans themselves discovered as their own way of.

Acquiring their own kind of religiosity, right?

So uh

Yeah, I would say, you know, it it is

I think Sneeko is as under attack as he is because he was born in America.

And that's what makes him dangerous, I think.

If Sneeko was like me or Myron or something, nobody would care because that's how he was raised.

But because Sneeko is literally an American, I mean, he's born in America.

You can't say he's a foreigner and he's from somewhere else.

He is tempting Americans with the idea that Islam might have a more universal significance.

Than they would like it to have.

A lot of Americans would like to box Islam off, maybe, and say, well, that's just some Arab thing or something, right?

And if Islam was something that Americans were not fascinated by, they would just ignore him.

They would say, okay, well, he, it's like, you know how many, you know, how many famous Americans randomly will convert to Hinduism or they'll convert to Buddhism or they'll convert to some cult or something.

Nobody gives a fuck.

All right, you go ahead.

Nobody cares.

That's your, that's, that's, go with the flow.

That's your way to, you know, that's how you get down.

That's how you get down.

We don't really care.

Why does it bother people so much that he became a Muslim and is very vocal about it?

It goes back to that thing I say.

I think a lot of Americans are secretly tempted by Islam and they have a very repressed cognitive dissonance.

There's something about Islam, it feels like a gravitational force, and they have to spend so much cognitive effort resisting it.

They have to tell themselves all these things about the prophet of Islam.

Peace be upon him.

They have to tell themselves so many things about how bad Islam is because it's a form of coping and cognitive dissonance.

Because for some reason, there's something about it that is very tempting and attractive to Americans in particular.

And so this is why I think Sneko is.

Why I mean, why would it if if he was a Hindu like Tulsi Gabbard and he was just saying, you know, Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, if he was just going around with the guitar, you know, singing about Krishna and doing it really loudly and saying, you know, we need to become a Hindu nation or something, nobody would care.

They would say he's just some crazy guy who joined a cult.

Nobody would care, I guarantee you.

If he was like David Lynch, who converted to Buddhism and pushed transcendental meditation a lot.

Everyone would just see it as some idiosyncrasy.

Oh, that's his thing.

It's some idiosyncrasy.

Why does Islam bother people so much?

Honestly, it's a genuine question.

You gotta think about it.

Why does Islam bother Americans so much?

If this was Buddhism or Hinduism or any other religion, nobody would care.

And Jay Dyer Gay Liars fans are way more annoying than the Dawa people, way more annoying.

Um very aggressive, very prolific, and very much, you know, going around sermonizing to everyone.

Nobody cares.

Well, it's because it's Christianity.

That's not true.

That specific cult, which has nothing to do with Orthodox Christianity, is not very tolerant of other Christian denominations.

Actually, it's very much saying that, you know, everyone who doesn't agree with gay liar is going to burn in hell and get tortured and raped in hell.

So, you know.

That is a very specific thing, which no one cares about because they just see it as some dumb nonsense cult, which it is.

So everyone pay att pay close attention and especially pay attention with how much the Palestine conflict has become central in this country.

When we were at war with Korea and we were in the Cold War and we were fighting China and we were fighting the Soviet Union and so on, you know, there was a big red scare about communism.

Well, now.

When the sympathies of the American people are going toward Palestine, they're going toward Iran, and our greatest ally Israel has completely lost its reputation,

Islam has become a source of moral inspiration that is considered very dangerous now.

Very, very dangerous.

You know?

And not just dangerous, but something that somehow genuinely, genuinely bothers people.

Bothers a lot of people.

Something about it is just so bothersome, you know?

And I i i if it was the same way toward Indians, I would say, well, it's just, you know, maybe some kind of fear of immigration and people don't want their culture replaced or whatever.

Not to deflect, but to be frank,

Think about something.

Think about something.

Indians, Hindu Indians, I would guess they have to be at least three times more Hindu Indians in America than Muslims.

If I had to guess, Hindu Indians, they're everywhere in America.

Everywhere.

I mean, there's no part of America I've ever been to where there was not a sizable portion of Indian Hindus.

On every airplane that I've ever taken from

The old world to America from every airplane I've ever taken.

So I'm not saying it bothers me or anything, I'm just saying the truth, okay?

Why is that not such a big scare and problem?

As literally someone who is born in America, doesn't come from immigrant Muslim communities.

Why is Sneeko bothers so many people?

Why does Islam bother so many people?

It's not about immigration.

If it was about immigration, there would be a lot more fear-mongering about Hindu Indians, which there isn't.

And yeah, I don't know.

Someone's saying there's only Hindu Indians are only 1.5% of America.

I hate to be.

Listen, I don't know who's counting this shit.

I bet money that it's at least 10%.

I bet money it's at least.

At least it's like 8% or something.

8 to 12%, something like that.

No way, no way, no fucking way.

Not in a million years, you're going to sell me it's 1%.

No fucking way.

I'm not saying I have an issue with it, I'm saying it's very telling that only Islam is a problem in the eyes of the people pushing the hysteria.

Okay.

Listen, the census that they do is 100% bullshit.

They say black people are only 14% of the country.

Do you believe that?

Not true.

So these statistics are all bullshit, all right?

For sure.

I would not be surprised if it was twenty percent.

I think it could be 20% and they don't tell us 'cause it would cause panic, maybe.

I don't know.

I would not be surprised if it was at this point 20%.

You know, who knows?

We can't know.

How can we know?

All we can know is what we experience.

Um I also think probably white people are a minority now in America.

Maybe.

I d I don't know.

I think so.

I'm not giving commentary on this, I'm just saying it's like um

I've been around the country a lot and

I don't see the sixty percent majority, you know, I don't see it.

I think they could be lying about it 'cause they they don't want to cause uh panic and then problems.

I don't know.

But uh

This is I'm trying to say I don't think it's about race.

If it was about race, it wouldn't be a Muslim problem, it would be something else.

It would be about Indians or something.

Some some minority immigrant group that's m much more prominent than Muslims are.

You still think it's 60%?

Okay.

Maybe, maybe, I don't know.

I've no idea.

Every time I see Nick Fuentez's supporters, for example, it's always someone very brown.

And so I just think it's like, are there no more white people to do this?

They're outsourcing even this.

They're outsourcing white nationalism to the brown people now.

I don't know.

That's kind of what I'm talking about.

It's like, I feel like white people are so rare now.

It's like Jackson, extremely rare.

And uh

It it would make total sense, okay?

In the Roman Empire, what happened is that the Germans and Visigoths and Goths and other barbarians, they became

The the the people who were

LARPing, the biggest Roman patriots were foreigners, okay, basically, right?

And then it's true also for Islam's history, okay, because the biggest patriots of Persia who were obsessed with Islamic Persianate culture fanatically more than anyone were Turkics, Turkic foreigners, and um.

That's the truth.

The biggest white nationalists are brown people today.

The biggest nationalists for America are Dominicans or people from Tonga or something, right?

You look at the US military.

Think about it.

Look at the US military, you know.

This is the law of history.

And look at how the Trump administration revealed this so clearly.

The only white guy they could find was Pete Hegseth.

And even Pete Hegseth was probably picked by Bollywood.

Probably in Bollywood, they found a very light-skinned Indian and they put him for the role of Pete Hegseth.

Then we have the FBI ran by Cash Patel.

And we have, I'm not, I'm not insulting JD Vance or his wife, but it speaks to the fact that, look, for a white movement that we're saying MAGA is a white JD Vance, his wife is Indian, right?

So, white nationalism is actually a brown ideology.

It's an invention of brown people.

The genuine white white nationalists are tired of it.

They're searching for an escape.

Even Richard Spencer, long ago, he tries now to just be a liberal NATO supporter.

Some are going more in a left-wing direction.

Others are just.

confused and demoralized by this

So this is the situation.

It's like a big scam, you know, it's like a big third world scam, white nationalism.

It's like a it's like you have to think about white nationalism like an Indian call center scam.

It's like a big Fugazi, it's a big sleazy thing that's going on.

And the same way they say, you know, they call and say, I'm from the IRS.

If you don't give me $500 worth of Amazon gift cards, you're going to get arrested.

Met with the five, what's up man?

Appreciate you.

Dark energy, what's up?

It's the same type of thing going on, okay?

You you Yo, the white race is dying, we need to we need to preserve our Western heritage and civilization, we need to preserve our Western Christian civilization and values.

And this is not white Christians saying this.

Uh so what can we say?

This is the way of history.

Minority, but we need to spread it.

The most affluent, wealthy white place was a neighborhood I visited in Grand Rapids.

Anyway, I go to Grand Rapids, downtown Grand Rapids.

All LGBT.

They even have the Hitler ones, the one with the circle, the really serious one with the triangle.

It's like lining the streets.

It's like Germany in the 30s.

And it's everywhere across the buildings, painted everywhere on Grand Rapids.

It's all BLM stuff.

It's extremely like the definition of woke.

And it is the most white place in the country.

And then I went to the um

Some

Uh wealthy part of Grand Rapids where white people were they're all liberals, all of them, but they're they're all very solidly, uniformly white.

There wasn't a single minority in sight.

But they're all extremely, you know, pro Kamala Harris.

I mean, at the time, Joe Biden.

And so this is the irony of the era.

This is why Richard Spencer figured this out.

I guess he was smart enough to figure this out.

And that's why he switched sides.

But even he's still confused about the whole thing, you know?

Um this is the truth.

Like it's a Christian country, but they're not.

We need to spread it.

It's not the truth.

Like, it's you were in a blue state.

No, listen.

Michigan is a swing state.

Okay, don't say it's a blue state, it's a swing state.

It's a consistently swing state.

Uh and the reason it's a swing state is precisely because uh

It's the white working class is the swing state, right?

Is the swing demographic.

But the white people that are idealized by white nationalists who are not the working class, they're the more affluent middle class types, they're all liberals.

That's what I'm trying to say.

Look, okay, I understand.

I understand where he's coming from.

But this is like like I said, this is like saying, you know this is like talking about a cuckold who's into being cucked by black people or something, one of these white people with these racial fetishes.

And we're talking saying like, Yeah, nobody nobody likes to be uh sitting, you know, getting cucked by uh a black guy or something.

And then uh the the white cuck, he's like, Yeah, I really hate that.

You better cut it out.

I really and it's like part of a fetish, you know, like the fact that it's against their will is also part of their fetish.

And this is the problem.

It's like nobody's forcing Islam on anyone, they're forcing it on themselves because they're so fascinated and obsessed with it.

Aren't real Christians, so just accept Islam.

It's like, no, bro, this is not our country to do that here.

Why is it in the Daily Wire?

Why?

I could show you the footage again.

They said one of the ways it shall conquer us is that it will conquer the wombs of our women.

Now, that's the Mossad Zionist Jews who made that film.

are very very

Familiar with the Goyim that they rule.

They're very like, this will psychologically speak to them.

The wombs of your women.

Like, they're like, yeah, that'll get to them.

Then they showed a part where he lifts up, he tells a woman to stand who's wearing shorts.

And it's like a deeply, this deep sexual tension in the scene.

And these smut-producing Zionist Jews who made this film, they're like, yeah, this is going to work.

Because it's like some kind of strange cuck fetish going on, which is why there's this hysteria about Islam.

Islam is not imposing itself on any part of the country right now.

Is there a single person who says my Islam is infringing on my rights, I'm being forced to stop eating pork, I'm not allowed to have beer, they're forcing me to go to mosque, they're forcing me to pray, they're forcing me to eat halal food.

Where?

Where tell me where this is happening?

The the dawah preachers that you find in New York City, I'm sorry, but how is that different from every other kind of person on the street?

What about like black Hebrew Israelites or something, or people talking about UFOs or any some some crazy shit?

Very and that's New York City.

That just comes with the that does that wasn't started by the Muslim preachers.

That was the culture of New York, right?

In St.

Louis, they're forcing us to listen to their annoying call to prayer.

I

First of all, it's news to me, but

Mm

You know, I don't I don't know what to tell you.

Like, i i is that Muslims aggressively forcing themselves?

On anyone?

I didn't know St.

Louis had so many Muslim people either.

I've been to St.

Louis a few times.

That's news to me.

Whether people practice or not is completely They've been outlawing LGBT stuff and celebrations in some cities.

Ah okay, well

I think what you're actually talking about is

A shift in the mood and the attitude of the American people themselves.

I mean, come on.

I d I I think y the LGBT I I you're not gonna gaslight me and pretend like yesterday the LGBT issue wasn't polarizing Americans down the fucking middle fifty fifty.

That was such a polarizing issue among Americans.

You're gonna put that all on Islam now and say this is Muslims coming and forcing their ways on Americans?

Give me a fucking break, all right.

That was already an extremely contentious, controversial thing for Americans who are non-Muslim.

Irrelevant.

This is a Christian-based country.

They could do whatever the fuck that they want.

They founded it.

It's their culture.

It's their background.

Who the fuck are we to come in and say, nah, actually, bro, you know what?

Nah, man, you need you guys all need to become Muslims because this shit's false.

Dude, this isn't our country to do that shit.

Okay?

Because I'm sure there's Christians that probably feel the same way.

If they went to Egypt or any other countries, talk about, oh, yeah, I guess the problem is like I understand why he's coming from because, like, when we're immigrants, we feel this way because we're guests.

We're not, this is not our culture.

Like, I understand, but Sneeko is not a Muslim immigrant who comes from a Muslim family or background.

And so effectively, this line does not exist because Americans themselves have not discovered what their Christian identity actually is.

Is it Catholicism?

Is it this evangelical mega church?

Is it just Southern Baptism?

Is it Mormonism?

Maybe it is.

Probably Mormonism is the most accurate one because it's actually from America.

Or is there is it a J gay liars cult?

Which one is it?

How do you interpret the Christianity, right?

Americans are struggling with that and one of the manifestations of this fact is that some Americans like Sneeko are becoming Muslim.

And that you can't say that's an inorganic, inauthentic, illegitimate response to America's objective spiritual turmoil and existential doubt and uncertainty about what it is spiritually.

Because that is something that is facing all Americans for a long time, since, let's say, the counterculture.

People were joining all these different cults, all this different stuff they're searching for and looking to fill that vacuum.

And yes, some people fill it with Islam.

Now, the problem is only one of those options seems to bother people.

Anyone can go.

Choose to be part of any sect, any religion, any cult that they want, whether it's Christian or not.

It doesn't bother anyone.

Tulsi Gabbard became a Hindu.

Nobody was bothered by it.

But suddenly, when you become Muslim, it's a problem.

That's what I'm saying.

You know, something is not adding up.

Islam is false.

Your prophet is false.

You guys need to find Jesus Christ.

Bro, those niggas will get deported immediately.

They're like, get the fuck out of here.

And rightfully so, by the way.

Nobody is giving Dawah knocking on people's doors like Christians who say, hey, have you heard the message of Jesus Christ?

No Muslim does that.

Listen, it's just so true.

I didn't even think, it's like, yeah, I mean, the truth is the people who evangelize the most.

Are Christians first and then second Hare Krishna Hindus?

Unless I just unless they've been scoping me out.

I would say there's at least five experiences I've had randomly in university and going to state fairs and events where Hare Krishna people spot me out and they say, Hey, you have to read these books.

Maybe they were hunting me down and I gave off a specific spiritual vibrational energy that they could pinpoint or something, but that's happened to me a lot randomly.

You know, Discord link is expired.

No fucking way.

No fucking way.

Uh

Alright, well

Okay, I'll fix that.

Saying Discord link is expired.

Really?

Okay edit.

Bam, it's fixed.

Fixed, just like that.

Alright.

The dollar that you're talking about, it's on my stream, which they can choose to watch, or the Timescore thing, which they can choose to pay attention to on social media.

Second, clearly, if we both agree that it's vaguely based, America is vaguely based on culturally Christian values.

Then we also have to see it.

Vague Christian ethics.

Okay.

America is somewhat culturally Christian.

I agree.

And then the problem is the bot ricks.

That's the issue.

Botricks.

If you go down to the panel, it's there.

You go scroll down on the channel on the panel.

The link works.

But then we also have to agree.

And it's not Muslim, which is very important.

It's not Muslim.

Let me actually

See about that.

Yeah, I got it, I got it fixed.

Alright.

Uh, where is it?

There we go.

Completely fixed.

Should work now on the bot ricks.

Okay, and the problems that are facing America: it's the declining birth rate for the white people, it's the mass immigration, sure, it's the rampant hedonism.

Guess what?

Islam, and let me finish before you interrupt me, solves all these problems, right?

Mass immigration, especially in Europe, is mostly caused by endless wars, and they demonize Islam in order to justify it.

The declining birth rate is because feminism is rampant, because people aren't having kids, because they're bone smashing and taking testosterone with clavicular, and they're infertile.

That's why.

Because if it's culturally Christian, then Lindsay Clancy can raise a million dollars and wear a cross on the court after murdering her three babies because Jesus saves, because she can say the Lord's Prayer.

We all acknowledge that, but what you're doing is not necessarily the antidote.

You know on Red Star?

Someone talked about this idea of uh should we should IRL stream like Clovicu.

I'm like, IRLs are fucking dead, right?

So then I had this idea for this.

I don't, I almost don't want to tell you about it because then someone's going to take it because this is going to be the next stage of live streaming, IRL live streaming, right?

I had this idea.

I was like, look, instead of me going out in public being a fucking retard, which is what all live streaming is, you know, IRL live streaming.

I'll be like, what if instead of mogging, we do mobbing?

We get 20 to 50 ACP people and we walk around town and we just take places over peacefully without like, you know, being assholes or anything.

But we just go into places.

We all have the t-shirts and shit and we create the context, unlimited content.

Because when you're mogging, you have to go to an establishment.

And you're abiding by the rules created socially by others.

But when you're mobbing, you go into you take over, you make the rules.

You mobbing it up, you take the r you make the rules.

Imagine the content of fifty people.

You just go.

We randomly walk into a Wendy's.

Think about it.

Imagine we go to Walmart.

Just 50 of us walk into a Walmart.

Imagine we go to a Starbucks, anywhere you can fucking think of.

That is content 1 million%.

That is a form of conquest.

That's the only live IRL live streaming that has a future.

And I would 100% that is premium content.

I would watch that type of content.

I can't watch IRL live streamers like Clavicul or whatever, because it's all sex, drugs, and fighting, right?

And just dumb bullshit.

Like, this would actually genuinely be entertaining to watch, right?

Like this, I would this would be interesting to watch.

Like, they're just mobbing it up.

They're taking this place over.

What's gonna happen from that?

Because when you have to be a lone evangelist and you like run in somewhere and you start preaching your ideology, you look like a fucking retard, right?

But when you bring 50 people, you're making other people want to come to you and ask about what y'all are here for and what you're all about.

When you go, you know, the whole thing about like, you know, one of the things we did.

Was when we went to the UCLA campus and we stood on the table.

We just started yelling at people just like nonsense to get their attention.

Like trying to troll, right?

Basically, it's just trolling.

And it's like, but we still have to get other people's attention.

Numbers is attention, right?

Numbers are the ultimate form of attention.

So if you bring 50 people anywhere, period, people will bring the content to you, you know?

Only I can listen, this is proven through Hegelian dialectics.

You don't understand it.

This is going to be the next stage of IRL live streaming.

Calling it right now.

They're going to do a stupid version where they're going to have a guy with 100 people in banana suits behind him, and they're just going to walk into Wendy's or something.

They're going to walk into diners and they're just going to see how people react.

That's the next stage.

The stage that we're in now is the mogging stage, where it's one individual going somewhere, interacting with people, right?

And who mogs who, who knows?

But this is like a very abrupt form of social conquest that will be the next stage of IRL live streaming.

I'm telling you now, I'm ahead of the curve on everything.

I always predict everything, right?

They're going to have a dumb version where it's going to be like people in.

I don't know, people in like clown suits or something, or uh I I don't know, you know, people people dressed as like Super Mario or something.

Islam needs to take over the whole U.S.

and we all need to be Muslim.

No one's going to be receptive to that.

So it's better to not even say that to begin with.

That's the point, bro.

Like, and voila, I won't good for you.

But, bro, every single time it's like just divisive and provocative rhetoric.

And you say, I'm hiding, and I just think I'm being wise about it.

You know, another, you know, another thing to consider.

It is also possible that all of this heat against Nico is Nick Fuentes plus Laura Loomer just completely doing everything they can to isolate him, marginalize him, build as many coalitions as they can to just completely retaliate because he.

Because I guess uh Nick Fuente has got his heart broken that, you know, I don't know that Sneeko would not reciprocate his uh

Whatever he was looking for.

But then he's very vindictive and vengeful, and this is the result.

You know, I think the things that you do could potentially throw targets on the backs of Muslims, and it's throwing targets on your back as well.

And if you want to take the heat, good for you.

But I don't even think it's fair to do that to yourself because it just causes you to bring broad stress.

If you want to spread it like that, bro, like and everything, like just go to a Muslim country, man.

Like, this isn't a Muslim country, bro.

Like, it's like, I don't understand this need to, you know, say American culture is broken.

Let's go ahead and spread Islam far and wide.

It's like, bro, it's not your, it's, this is not your country to spread that.

Go live in a Muslim country, bro.

Like, why is it, why do Muslims live in Western countries and try to impose their culture, their background, their religion on host country and expect people to accept it?

They have every single right to tell you, fuck off.

Like, get the fuck out of here.

You know what I mean?

They have every right to say fuck off, dude.

Like, what country is more Muslims than any other country in the world?

That's irrelevant to the topic at hand.

No, you're asking why I'm living here and why I'm not.

The people are separate from the government.

Bro, the government is separate from the people.

You've got this controlled by a foreign nation.

That's irrelevant, bro.

People vote in the politicians and they support the rhetoric and they support the people that drop the bombs.

So if I can stop it.

I also want to say, like, Muslim immigrants are not the most fanatically.

Uh i you know, um

Aggressive with the message, actually.

Most Muslim immigrants are similar to Myron and also, you know, people from my background.

They're basically just like, you know, we're here to have a good life and we don't want to cause problems, and that's it.

And we, we just want, you know, to be, we don't want our rights trampled on, but like, we're not here to spread anything and.

The most consistently, the most aggressive Islamic.

Messaging within America has come from Americans, or people that are not.

uh embedded within a specific immigrant culture, you know?

Malcolm X uh and and another thing is US prisons.

That's another thing people don't think about.

US prisons, huge Muslim presence in in US prisons.

And the majority of the people in prison who are part of the Muslim

The Muslims are black Americans.

The black American Muslims.

Not just Nation of Islam either.

There's genuine, just straight-up Sunni Muslim black Americans that make up the majority of the Muslims in prison.

Okay.

So it's not really true.

And that's a big faction, by the way, in prison.

It's not a trivial one at all.

From within, then I'm doing something not only good for this country that would save it $40 trillion in debt in these endless wars, but also protect the Muslims and the Uma worldwide.

Latino Muslims are becoming a big thing for sure.

You know what's funny?

You know how many Muslims I meet in ACP who are just white people who converted?

That's happened at least three or four times that I met.

I meet a white person.

And randomly, they're just like, Yeah, I reverted.

I'm Muslim.

I'm like, oh, interesting.

Would have never guessed.

You can't say this is 'cause uh Abdul opened a coffee shop somewhere and forced his You know I mean, you can't it's not you can't explain that from immigration, I don't think.

This country has bombed and killed more Muslims than any country in history.

No one supports the Iran war.

Bro, the reason, here's the thing.

And this is what annoys me with this shit.

Muslims like to come to Western countries like this, siphon off all the value, get all the benefits, freedom this, freedom that, etc.

But then they'll go ahead and say, oh, well, you know what?

But you're...

So look, the thing that the stereotype comes from the Muslims in the United Kingdom.

And why are Muslims in the United Kingdom so loud and aggressive and entitled or whatever?

Because they come from the British Commonwealth.

They come from countries that were colonized.

It's not revenge, but it was Britain itself that created a global empire of shared community with these people and then drew from those countries for cheap labor for immigration.

They're part of the Commonwealth.

It's already there.

It's the same reason why Mexicans go to the U.S.

Britain may not share a border with Muslim countries, but the Muslims that immigrate to Britain are overwhelmingly from countries that were part of the British Empire.

And directly in terms of the cause, by the way, right?

Culture here is backwards.

The very culture that I'm benefiting from and I am enjoying, your culture is backwards.

Let me change it.

Bro, go to a fucking Muslim country then, bro.

That's why these people always say deport these Muslims because they come in trying to impose their religion, their will, their worldview, and their culture.

They have every single right to say, fuck off, dude, and get the fuck out of here.

And the fact that you can't see that is absolutely fucking insane to me.

Why people have Muslim fatigue, bro?

Is that because this is not a fucking Muslim country and they're going to feel some type of way when you're trying to get the advan played five times a day and get it legislated?

You're praying in Times Square.

The Islamic faith is not American.

It is not American in any way.

It's not aligned with American values.

The people that found this country were not Muslims.

And quite frankly, the fact that people come here and try to oppose their religion and use the guise of freedom of speech or freedom of religion, just because you're free to do it doesn't mean you should do it.

And it doesn't mean that people aren't going to be annoyed by that rhetoric.

Like, if Muslims have such an issue with American culture, whatever, go to a fucking...

Yeah, I d I I uh I just disagree.

I think that American is is not

Strictly defined yet in terms of what exactly it is.

And that's why we have this turmoil, this existential turmoil.

So there's this one about Saudi Arabia.

Is Saudi Arabia a Muslim country?

Which a lot of people were upset about.

Let's see.

In Saudi Arabia, a Muslim country?

I'm going to go on record saying something.

America is more Muslim than Saudi Arabia is.

Now let me repeat myself.

America is more of a Muslim country than Saudi Arabia is because the American spirit is much more authentically in line with Islam.

The Wild West, the sense of community we have, the sense of.

Inability to depend upon established structures, having to find a revealed meaning miraculously in the middle of nowhere.

The American spirit is much more in line and in tune with Islam than Saudi.

Saudi Arabia is a very wicked pagan country which uses Islam as an extension of nationalistic hubris.

Actually, they for them, Islam is part of their nationalistic hubris.

We invented this great religion that took over the world.

But they fundamentally, it's a pagan country.

They're still.

Embedded in that pre-Islamic world.

And they're very prideful about it and they're they're very much

embedded in it.

Uh, a Muslim country to be honest.

Is Saudi Arabia a Muslim country?

Here, what's really interesting is you bring up Saudi Arabia when you talk about America being a Christian country, and you said that Christians shouldn't be able to pray.

Saudi Arabia has more Christians per capita than America has Muslims per capita.

One percent of America is Saudi Arabia.

Another thing about the statistic with Muslims, I will say, I think at least two percent of Americans are Muslim.

Like, there's no way it's one percent anymore.

One percent probably 10 years ago or 20 years ago today, no way.

Maybe I'm biased because of where I live, but every time I travel the country, uh, anywhere I go, honestly, I see a lot of Muslims everywhere.

Not as much as Indians, but I see 'em.

1% is not representative of how much I see Muslims everywhere I go.

A Muslim country?

Saudi Arabia is also secular.

They have more, again, they have more Christians per capita than Muslims in America.

If Saudi Arabia was a Muslim-specific country, they wouldn't be dealing with Israel.

Then they wouldn't be signing.

Yeah, it's true.

MBS is a very secularistic figure.

For sure.

He is.

He's a very secular force in Saudi Arabia.

These Abraham records, they wouldn't be allowing U.S.

military bases to be in their country.

No.

Yeah, dude.

Did you just say Saudi Arabia is a non-Muslim country?

When serious lengths you're going to to support your as nine argument, then explain.

Please get serious for just a second.

Please, for one moment, be fair.

Your logic is flawed, Siko, bro.

Go ahead.

Yeah.

Oh, Mecca, Medina, the Kaaba, Medina al-Munawara, Masjid al-Nabui, the Prophet walked there.

Muhammad bin Salman is Muslim.

The whole government is Muslim.

They cut people's heads off if they leave the religion.

That's not Sharia.

They cut people's heads off if they cut people's heads off.

That's so untrue.

There are so many Saudi atheists now, and they're so active online.

This is such nonsense.

That's not true.

There's no way that can be true.

But they leave the religion?

Yeah, you're killed for apostasy in Saudi Arabia.

They'll get killed for practicing witchcraft in Saudi Arabia, bro.

Yeah.

Like, they'll.

Yeah, Saudi.

This is a different example.

So, yeah, it's.

This used to be the case, but MBS did change pretty much everything.

It's a fit, yeah, it is the state religion, and that's that separates they have more Christians per capita than Muslims per capita in America.

Yeah, it's a it's governed by Islamic law.

You're correct.

It just just but that's the difference.

That's the difference.

You're wrong, dude.

Okay, look, Saudi Arabia is governed by Islamic law.

The United States is not governed by Christian law.

So if you're going to clarify and say that Saudi Arabia, let me finish saying what I'm saying.

Okay, let me finish.

You said it's a non-Muslim country.

Yeah, that's incorrect.

That's incorrect.

You know what would be interesting is if I start tapping into these debates, like with Alex Jones and stuff?

I don't know if I should do that.

Should I go on Alex Jones?

Matt, what's up with the five?

Should I just tap into this controversy about Islam?

Um

I don't know.

I d I don't know.

I've never been known for that, actually.

I've never been known.

Uh I've always been s you know, I've never been known for that, but

If I tapped in, I think I would.

I would bring a lot of confusion for sure.

I think, I think, um.

A hundred percent I would troll it up.

I mean, I'd be serious in my trolling, but I would like

I would just bring a lot of esoteric shit.

I mean, I would I wouldn't I would bring something that I I think

Maybe is missing.

Like, I would talk about some very esoteric Islam stuff.

You know, I would talk about Ibn Arabi, and I would talk about, you know, uh,

The Timurid Renaissance and shit.

Like, I would actually, I would talk about the Kizzle boss.

Like, I would talk about some like deep shit that would just be like, huh?

I would be on some crazy shit.

Elite ball knowledge.

I just feel like something you know, I I have something to add to this.

Um, Alex one hundred percent would have me on.

Uh

And if his producers would not say yes, I I have the connections, I think.

100% I can do it.

Uh for this for in for this in particular, yes.

Like the idea of a Muslim communist is prime premiere content.

Like Alex would 100% take it.

And uh I could do it, for sure.

I just wonder if it would be productive.

Because I, you know, is this how I want a bigger, wider audience to see ACP?

Honestly, I could come on Alex's show for sure and bring some.

Bring some interest interesting stuff to the conversation.

Uh

He's like, we got a Muslim communist.

Can you believe it, a Muslim communist?

Ed, that would just be incredible content.

I just think about it though, 'cause s some of my hesitation is like when I think about it, I'm like

Yeah, he's kind of got he's got a good point, honestly.

He's like, a Muslim communist.

I'm like, yeah.

I mean, you're right.

That is

It just seems like it would just immediately cause outrage.

There's no room for debate.

It's like immediately just completely outrageous.

And then um

I would have to meme it up.

I would have to meme it up.

100% I'd have to meme it up.

Like, I would be as serious as I can be, but I'd be like, I'd have to meme it up 100%.

And I would.

But the only way it would be possible is if I meme it up.

There's no other way.

Like, I'd have to get very esoteric, infrared esotericism with that shit.

Like, I'd have to go Yellowstone type of shit.

Like, I'd have to go deep into the lore, you know?

Um

100%.

I had to start talking about Genghis Khan and shit.

Like, 100%, I would start talking about Genghis Khan.

100%.

Tartaria, Genghis Khan, Tamerlane, Timurid Renaissance.

I would talk about Yellowstone is the Emerald Mountain where all the Jinn come from.

By the way, you know, I, you know what?

It's not my story to fucking tell, but I keep telling Carlos to tell his fucking story on stream and make content of it.

But since he's not gonna do it, I'll tell some of it.

Carlos went to the Rocky Mountains.

Uh with for an ACP event.

It was like a hiking, I don't know.

In Colorado, right?

And he had an Airbnb that was like in the middle of fucking nowhere, right?

Facing the mountain.

Okay, by the way.

And Carlos is not a superstitious man and he doesn't lie.

Two things about Carlos.

He's not superstitious.

He's not a bullshitter.

He's not inclined to the spiritual or whatever, right?

I shit you not.

Carlos woke up in the middle of the night.

And there was a

He looked out the window and he's in the middle of fucking nowhere by the way and there's an old lady outside of the window.

Just out of the window.

All these bugs and things were swarming the window.

Then he looks out of it.

He wakes up.

He looks out of it.

And he was staying with his wife.

His wife saw the same thing.

There was this old lady who looked really angry out of the window.

And then he thought it might have been the housekeeper, so they called the housekeeper or the Airbnb landlord, like, hey.

Hey, did you visit in the middle of the night?

They said no.

Keep in mind, this place has a sensor.

For light, it's you know, when there's a sensor, when people or animals come, it'll go off, the sensor didn't go off.

The power also went out.

And the sensor didn't go off, and then the power went out.

And the next day, so the next day, the chair that was facing the mountain was turned around and it was facing the cabin.

Kimmy, it's the middle of fucking nowhere.

It's not in the woods, the middle of fucking nowhere, right?

And then there was a handprint on his car.

And the he said the woman looked indigenous.

The old lady, she looked like she was an indigenous woman.

But she looked furious and angry out the window in the middle of the night, 3:30 a.m., the witching hour.

All right.

And

He was saying that there was some kind of

Vibe that, like, he would he should come outside to the generator to check on it.

And he was like, that would have been a trap to catch him.

And anyway, I'm just telling you this story because

Uh it confirms the thing I said about Yellowstone being

Uh, the Emerald Mountain, where the jinn comes from, because that's a what do we call that?

It's a jinn, right?

So.

It just confirms what I was saying about how out west there's something spooky going on.

And David Lynch knew about it.

And it comes from the caves, the cavern system, the deep cavern systems out west.

David Lynch, if you watch Twin Peaks, it's all about that.

So, yeah.

I honestly, it wasn't my story to tell, but I just dropped it.

But I'm not going to clip it and post it.

I just want.

And nobody who's.

A clipper should clip this and post it.

Let Carlos do that himself and tell the story in full.

There's stuff I'm leaving out too, he could tell it more fully.

What's your evidence?

My evidence is that I believe Carlos.

Okay.

He's not a superstitious person.

And he could tell the full story himself.

I'm just telling you, Carlos is not a bullshitter.

He's not one of these guys that just makes shit up.

He's also not superstitious.

All right.

Uh he's a very scientific type in his worldview.

And he's not about this bullshit, you know.

So he saw s he definitely saw that woman outside of his window.

I said maybe there's a possibility.

He's like, Bro, it was ten miles in the middle ten miles surrounding there's nothing in the middle of fucking nowhere.

I go

Okay, I said, but maybe there's some indigenous people that live nearby and they came.

And he goes, Well, it's not on the maps and nobody knows about it.

I said, Maybe it's a hidden tribe.

He said, He's like, That would be even more scary.

I said, Okay, but what?

What else could it be, you know?

Th but then the the b spooky part is why did the sensor not go off?

Why did the sensor not go off?

You know, think about that.

I mean the the sensor just didn't go off.

It was Red Misha.

Maybe.

Red Misha is could have been a djinn.

I'm not even kidding.

Red Misha could could have been a djinn.

They disappeared and like completely disappeared forever.

I mean, I don't know what the hell that was.

Could very well have been a djinn.

Has something like that ever happened to you?

My story is so stupid that when I tell it, it sounds stupid.

One time.

I

was at the house I grew up in.

I was probably fourteen or thirteen, I don't know.

And I walked into a room

To grab a towel because I was about to shower, so I went to grab a towel, right?

And when I walked into the room.

The lights were off in the room.

I didn't turn them on because I, but I walked in the room, and there was a very dead, present, shadowy outline figure that looked like some kind of very, it looked like a brute.

And when I say what it looked like, it sounds stupid, but it looked like some kind of big ape of some kind, like a big gorilla or something.

But it was a big shadow figure, just like it was very clear that it was there.

And it didn't, I'm not saying there was a gorilla, but it was, it was very, it was like a presence with a figurative outline right in front of me.

I could not see what it was.

And it was dark.

But it was like a shadowy outline of some kind of bestial being.

It was bestial.

It was somehow.

A beast of some kind.

I don't know.

I I gorilla is a post hoc interpretation.

I don't it wasn't really a gorilla, it was just some kind of beastly figure.

Uh no idea what that, you know, maybe that was my brain for sure.

Brain is very powerful, by the way.

Don't underestimate that.

But uh I did see that.

That was the spookiest thing I've ever seen.

And I've seen a lot of stupid, like, shadows that were nothing, maybe ambiguous, but this was like a it was like, I kid you not, it was like six feet from me.

Or maybe eight feet from me, and it was right there.

Like, I was in a rush to grab the towel, and I halted.

I halted, and I was like, I died, and then I fucking ran out.

I like, my heart dropped, and I ran out of that room.

And I literally was just like, stood up all night, like, what the fuck was that?

I had like a crisis.

I was like, what the fuck was that?

Like, am I losing my mind?

That what was that thing?

Yeah, I was standing upright, for sure.

It was indeed standing upright.

You weren't into any bad shit, no, no.

No, I wasn't.

Very strange.

I it wasn't a physical thing.

I'll tell you, it was not it was present and I could see it, but it wasn't like, you know, a gorilla broke into the house.

It was more like this had to have been like an apparition, you know?

Some kind of, I don't know.

You wanna go down the the Jinn rabbit hole, it's very strange, okay?

Jinn, it's a very strange

I think Islam is the only religion that actually has jinn.

I think in the Christian religion, demons, I don't think that comes from the Bible or the New Testament.

I think demons were a way for the Christian populations of Europe to make sense of the older pagan entities and spirits that the pre-Christian populations used to cockette with, so to speak.

And demons were kind of an invention of the church to kind of say these are malicious, malign entities.

But even then, it was not black and white Manikian.

The Manichianism of, you know, these are, this comes after the Protestant Reformation mainly, right?

And anyway, um so Christianity never doesn't have a notion of demons to my knowledge that actually comes from original Christianity.

Uh I don't believe Judaism does either.

So the only religion where there's room for malicious spirits to be explicitly said to exist, I believe it is so.

Could be wrong.

Well, no, there's the story in the Bible, I believe, when when when Jesus

Uh, encounters Satan and Satan, what does he say?

I am Legion.

It's not very clear if that was Satan or not, or if it was a demon or what.

Someone has to know this shit and tell me if I'm wrong.

Yeah, malicious spirit.

Yeah, there there's a notion of malicious spirits, but I think demonology yeah, it was Satan or it was a demon.

I don't know.

I have no idea.

But I think a d the developed form of demonology comes in the late Middle Ages and is not there from the beginning.

Whereas Islam already had a very clearly, neatly defined notion of non-human entities called jinn, which I believe are not angels.

Angels are made of light, jinn are made from smokeless fire, and man is made from clay.

Now what the fuck does that mean?

I have no clue.

The light thing makes total sense.

The smokeless fire is very strange, very oddly specific.

It's very odd.

Smokeless fire.

That's so odd.

I've, you know, I'll tell you something.

I have never ever.

Made sense of the notion of jinns in Islam.

I still struggle to understand what what is a jinn, what is that?

It an angel makes sense to me.

But what it what what are they trying to refer to when they're talking about Jinn?

What does that actually refer to?

Um

Unseen.

I I understand, but

I understand, but why fire?

Guys, you need to understand something, all right.

If it's true that Islam is a universal truth and they sent seventeen thousand prophets around the world, look, David Lynch knew a lot of shit.

He knew a lot of things, okay?

His Twin Peak story, which explores and weaves in a lot of esoteric knowledge, a lot of Project Bluebeam shit that they was going on in the fucking US military, indigenous myths and stuff.

Fire is a big motif, and you know, even the movie is called Fire Walk With Me.

And I believe in David Lynch's stories.

These entities like Bob and Mike and these things or whatever, I believe them al they are from fire, right?

They're some kind of fire.

relationship they have.

And um

I don't know what Jin means.

I mean, unseen entities.

Yes, I understand that.

But why specifically smokeless fire?

Like, what about fire?

Yeah, Judy and you guys got y you if you're e interested in anything religious or whatever, Twin Peaks, it's so strange and oddly specific.

Um

Fire is very Zoroastrian, so that's a big myth actually.

Those Raisrians did not worship fire.

They believed fire was sacred.

Why?

It's very simple, actually.

Because fire.

um burns upwards.

Okay, the tail of the fire, it's like this, and it goes toward the sky.

Because fire is straight and orients itself toward the sky,

It's considered pu uh uh pure and uh sacred.

But that they don't worship the fire itself.

It's a big uh myth.

Stream is giving you the heebie-jeebies.

Well, look, you know, Halloween is around the corner.

What can we say?

Kanye concert?

What if I told you I was already at a Kanye concert?

Did I already tell you that?

Did I tell you guys about that yet or no?

This year I was at a Kanye concert.

Did I tell you about that?

You guys don't know about that?

I did tell you guys that.

I think I did.

The one in T uh Tbilisi.

No, actually close though.

No, it wasn't.

I didn't tell you.

I guess I won't then.

No, it wasn't in Moscow.

Ha, one person got it right.

One person got it right.

The one I was at was huge.

I mean it was more people than I've ever seen concentrated in one place ever.

No, not in China.

I thought I told you guys about that.

Wasn't in Russia.

I already I thought I already told you guys.

I guess not.

I did not see Chief Keefe.

I'll tell you something genuine, okay?

I have not been to a lot of concerts in my life.

You wanna talk about the heebie-jeebies?

I'm not trying to insult or dis Kanye, but I'm just telling you straight how it seemed.

The Kanye West concert was so strange.

I mean, like, Kanye looked possessed and he looked like he was channeling

Babylonian energy.

I don't fuck, don't fucking ask me to explain shit.

There's something deeply strange about it.

that I saw and it just was so strange and eerie.

And it's a rabbit hole that I think is probably deeper than most people think.

The company Balenciaga is deeply disturbing to me as well, like deeply disturbing, you know.

Like, you could see Kanye's eyes in the screen, and it's like the dude looked like he was like.

He just like there was such a

Maybe I was being schizo, I don't fucking know.

It's just like super weird.

I guess I was so baffled by the turnout at the concert.

Was incredible.

We're talking about, I think it was like a hundred thousand people were there, 118,000 people or something were there.

And it's like everybody was just locked in.

It was like a ritual.

It felt like a ritual.

Like they were worshiping this guy.

Now, keep in mind, guys, I'm in the world of politics.

And I haven't been to many concerts in my life.

And this level of fanaticism and obsession, genuine like fanatical obsession with this guy, Kanye West, I have never seen that in this world of politics.

And I was just like, this is religious.

I haven't even seen this in the world of religion.

It's like it was very, maybe I sound like a loser saying this shit because I haven't been to a lot of concerts.

But I was like, genuinely, like the obsession with this celebrity.

I know there's news all the time on TMZ and it's like I didn't know there was one hundred and eighteen thousand people all fixated with complete fanatical obsession on Kanye.

It felt like a temple and it was like a worship ritual.

And I you know

It was the fanaticism I really didn't understand.

I'm not trying to judge other people, I'm just telling you that I personally could not understand it.

Um, but it is inhuman in a way.

It's like it goes beyond anything I can make.

It's like, wow, this is religious.

This is like the sublime worship.

And he like he looked like he was like a Babylonian priest or some kind of Babylonian deity or something like a god-king and he was like beyond the human he was like in the transcendent realm and it looked so fucking scary when you saw it on the screen it was like what the this guy's possessed like i it seemed like he was possessed by when you get like a hundred thousand people to concentrate their focus in one place see i'm gonna tell you guys some it's too too too crazy for you to hear but i'll give you some hints like you know the soviets believed in panpsychism right so just that's a hint but when when 100 000 people concentrate their focus in one place

There's other things that participate in that.

You know, that's a way to summon a third party, so to speak.

Not always, for sure, but that's definitely not a metaphysically neutral territory.

And it's not, metaphysics is a bad word.

It's not a neutral territory.

Like, you time, like, I'll give you an example, right?

A guy named Billy Bob.

Billy Bob, who has a belly sticking out and a hot dog.

Billy Bob can't just come in the middle of somewhere and have 200,000 people.

Focus their direction on him and then Billy Bob's like, Hey, everybody, I guess we're all just friends.

Like, it's not how it works.

It's not some neutral space where it's just Billy Bob and his friends.

There's a third party that is always vying for control or

There's some principle that's trying to acquire domination.

You don't have to be superstitious about it.

It's like there.

Clearly, there's something more profound than Billy Bob that's present in all that focus and attention.

And.

Um

I think yeah, that that is um

When I look at ha the attention he had and the the showing, I was like, That's what principle does Kanye West embody to inspire so much devotion and fanaticism?

So it's really when I started thinking about that, I kind of felt a little bit disturbed.

I was like, Well,

He is kind of

This this does feel like a ritual.

This doesn't feel like s casual enjoyment of music.

It feels like a fucking ritual, like a religious ritual.

It feels like this has to be ritually enacted for it to work.

You know?

Like this is a setup.

This is a ritual setup and it only works if it's set up in a specific way.

And what it what magic is being worked?

Is the question the million dollar question?

Now, this is my schizopsychosis.

I'm sure it was just fine, you know?

Good music and everyone having a good time.

I'm not trying to be a party pooper.

I'm just these are the these are the this is where my thoughts go when I'm in such settings sometimes, you know.

Who cares at the end of the day, you know?

Just um

I think about it.

Like why is it that music

replaced religion.

After the sixties, 'cause it did.

And a lot of people think it doesn't have a religious or spiritual significance, but anything that can pull the crowd that the Beatles pulled or all these other pop music sensations did, no, that's there's something metaphysical there for sure.

Uh, there's no way you can compel I mean, it's not neutral enjoyment.

I'm just I'm trying to say that.

Anything that can command that level of attention is speaking to something in people much bigger than themselves.

Now guys, we're past the three hour mark.

I g we had an extra hour because W Sneeko for the raid, honest to God.

But I have to go to sleep.

I have to eat dinner and go to sleep, guys.

So

I will see you.

Thursday.

Goodbye, everyone.

Bye-bye.