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Up, y'all.

How are y'all doing tonight?

We have another confront the chairman we're about to be doing, and hopefully, it's gonna be a good one, guys.

Hopefully, it's gonna be a good one.

But anyway, guys, look, I wanna, I don't know, you know, I don't know what this herd mentality we got going on.

Intros are getting way too long.

You guys got to get in here faster.

It's just the fact.

You just got to get in and wait.

Because I'll admit something.

I'll confess something.

Every time I put the intro on, I mute, and then I just start typing and I work on my writings.

Um, so you know, I lose track of time, but honestly, y'all got to do your part.

Y'all got to do your part.

Just wait because you're now, y'all got me in the habit of 30-minute intros because I can do 30-minute, you know, y'all got me in the habit.

I we don't want this habit, you know.

Let's just get the intros they cut into the stream time, you know, they cut into the time we stream, you know.

Y'all should get in here fast, get in here quick, get in here fast.

And uh hopefully this hopefully starting next Sunday, we're gonna start streaming earlier.

This week has been a fucking crazy week, all right.

It's been a crazy few weeks actually.

I've been in so many meetings and I've been busy with so much that uh the the streams have just gotten so late.

And hopefully this is the last extremely late stream we're gonna be doing.

And we are going to start going back to like 8 p.m.

7.30 streams, you know?

So, you know, uh get in here quick, guys.

Don't don't don't don't do this thing real I'm gonna wait until they I'm gonna I'm gonna just open it when y'all are the reason this shit takes so long, you know, for real.

Um but fuck what a busy fucking week.

Holy shit.

Anyway, guys, we're gonna start to confront the chairman.

Where I'm going to be confronted by no one except

Um, that one guy who talks about women's genitals.

Anyway, let's uh

Let's give it a shot though.

Let's give him a chance.

Let's give everyone a chance.

I should debate, discussion, Q and A.

Alright, I'm just gonna start it.

Start your space.

I'm gonna go ahead and share it.

I'm gonna go ahead and share this space with you guys.

Just share my shit, you know.

What can I say?

Uh actually actually what you you should do is boost the post, 'cause it automatically makes a post.

It's like boost it to like 300 likes and like a few thousand impressions so people see it.

I guess that's how the word gets spread.

You gotta boost my uh here, I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna put it right here so everyone can see 'cause you know a lot of people they don't they they don't know how to see things the right way.

We're going to go ahead and put this right here.

I'm going to talk like Robert F.

Kennedy for a second.

And I want you guys to basically like boost this post right here in particular.

You know, this one right here.

You see this?

This is what you need to be boosting.

Uh because you know um if you don't boost it then people don't see it and then people can't join the space.

So if we want to get more people to join the space then it is necessary to you know to adjust my microphone volume so everyone can hear me, everyone can hear me, right?

So this is what you've you know, my by the way, my streams are gold.

This is golden, right?

Kick.com slash infrared.

But everybody should be getting in here.

Not you don't have to get in here if you're watching the stream, but if you're on X, we want to catch these X people.

Mecca, by the way, if you're if you're already watching the stream, you don't have to join the X space.

We want to catch people on X.

If you're already watching, enjoy the show, you know?

But anyway, we already have one request to speak, which is wonderful.

Their name is Renegade Paragon.

Let's see what Renegade Paragon is saying.

Go ahead, Renegade Paragon.

What do you have to say?

By the way, I need someone to co-host, so if anyone can volunteer to co-host, that'd be great.

Go ahead, Reneg Renegade Paragon.

What's what do you got to say?

What's going on?

Yo!

What the fuck?

Anyway, what's going on?

Yeah, we gotta we gotta we gotta we got a fucking idiot over here, you know, and I'm supposed to have patience with these fucking morons.

I gotta be like Robert F.

Kennedy and basically, you know, just gotta fucking explain these people are fucking stupid.

They just come on these spaces and waste everyone's time because they're fucking idiots.

I need someone to co-host who can co-host so I can drag up these dumb fucks to come up and and and say their piece.

Is anyone available who's from the community to co-host?

Anyone at all.

Uh, we're gonna keep Renegade until s you know, we can have someone else co host and we can 'cause I can't see everyone who's requesting to speak.

I can only see the people who can't speak because they're fucking stupid.

That's the only people that I can see.

Uh let's see.

Let's see.

Mm-hmm.

I'll uh Sewell is here.

He's a Spaces guy.

I'll let him co-host.

Uh thank you.

De Giro, thank you so much.

Appreciate you.

Let's bring up um

Oh there's a guy named Kami Killa.

Interesting.

Kami Killa.

What's what who who what what's what's this name?

What is this?

Yeet, what's going on?

Thank you, Yeet.

Go ahead, Killa, go ahead.

Oh, sorry.

I never really used this before.

Howdy, folks.

This is the commie killer.

Yo, am I still here?

Yes, you're if you've been here.

Oh, okay, okay.

So, so, uh, Haz, I wanted to ask about a forfeit that you took with like a fucking training.

Like, is that like fucking true?

Like, I can share it with you.

Yeah, like, it's I didn't like it.

Can you repeat what you what did you just say?

I didn't even hear what you said.

You said you sound like that.

Can you fucking talk normally?

What did you say?

Shut up, shut up, let, shut up, renegade.

What repeat what you said?

How do I share it?

Like, a selfie you took with a fucking taroon.

So, I just wanted to, like, make up the merit.

Like, are you proud this degenerate shit or not?

Like, it's it's called like basic channel, like, with like one end.

Yeah, I don't remember taking a selfie with hold on.

I have to mute these fucking animals.

Like, they're literally fucking wild animals.

Uh, no, I don't remember taking a selfie with anyone, but you know, I don't hate anyone who's transgender.

I don't hate them.

You know, why should I hate them?

I have no problem with people who can have whatever private life they want as long as it's legal, you know.

As long as it's lawful, doesn't you know, I personally don't care.

You know, I don't really care what background someone has.

Because it's not my business.

What does that have to do with me, right?

So, you just came into this space.

What are you even saying?

What's your point?

What are you even trying to say?

Go ahead.

I'll let you say one last thing before allowing the other retard talk.

Man, fuck you.

I stayed up all all night and I wake up.

To ask this question?

To ask this fucking question, really?

You stayed up all night to ask this?

Well you wasted my time, man.

This is what you stayed up to ask, really?

You wasted my time.

You wasted my time and did you stayed up till 5 a.m.

to ask this?

Are you fucking stupid?

Get this idiot out of here.

What a fucking idiot.

Anyway, uh commie killer, go ahead.

What do you have to say?

All right.

I I'm having a real good kick out of this MAGA communism.

I mean, that that's gotta be the funniest fucking thing uh since sliced bread around, you know, educated people.

All right.

Uh, you know Leftist Marxi Marxist ideology.

How d how do you think that that fits?

Uh in a right wing low tax

uh county and state.

Let's start there.

What county?

Uh you don't have to tell us your county, but um well I I'm from Jamaica, Queens.

You know, I've lived in it I lived everywhere.

That's in New York.

Queens, New York?

I thought I thought there must be a county called Jamaica, Queens, that's like somewhere in the flyover because you don't really sound like you're from New York, but all right.

I mean I tr I travel there a lot there, guy, you know.

And so I just want to let I just want to let your your basic listeners know a few things.

You know, to push the same propaganda in twenty twenty five is is a joke.

First off.

So look, I could tell by your accent.

No, y listen.

No such thing as another service of another person's labor is a right.

That's called slavery.

Okay.

Okay.

So is doing your dishes uh slavery when you when you are living under your parents' roof?

Making other people do it?

Yes.

So if your parents and you if you're a teenager, your parents say do the dishes, that's slavery?

Having another person do your service is like so.

Can you answer the question?

Can you answer the question?

No, first off, the whole premise is a very important thing.

Can you answer the question?

Bro, you're bringing up dishes.

Yeah, I am.

There's no such thing as far-right government.

That's called no-government.

Power only works two ways: to the people or not.

When you have communism, you are relying on the government to come and give you certain rights because they're basic human rights, quote unquote, right?

Right?

No.

What do you mean no?

Kamikilla, let's can you shut up and be nice.

I'm a big asshole.

If we want to be an asshole, I could be a worse asshole.

So why don't you be nice?

I highly doubt it.

I highly doubt it.

I'm a way worse asshole than you, I promise.

Bro, you can flex your government education.

If you think yelling at people and telling them to shut up works for you on a daily basis in your fake one-year-old club is laughable.

Well, it works on you because I could already tell you simmering down.

Communist Control Act of nineteen fifty four makes it absolutely illegal for communism here in the United States.

We are a constitutional republic, not a democracy.

What is your problem with communism?

What's your issue?

It's laziness.

Why?

You don't even know understand the premise of it.

How is it laziness?

Just explain, enlighten us.

Okay.

Only see the reason why you're trying to milk on to the right with a leftist ideology.

I'm not milking anything.

I'm asking you a question.

Why is it lazy?

Well, you're trying to be relevant with, you know, this whole MAGA communism.

You know, like I said, low-tax, you know, I read some of your things on your globalists.

That's all you are.

There's nothing local about, you know, nuclear plans in Iran.

And, you know, you think people in the Cuba and Congo are like, you know, I'm fighting for the Illinois worker.

You know, you're globalists.

There's no fucking difference.

You know, a communist will always back the oppressor, you know, no matter where they are.

It's an ideology.

It has nothing to do with your community.

You know, the premise of any time.

What do you do for a living?

What do you do for a living?

w I'm a certified Harley Davis technician.

I've been a union uh uh sheet metal guy most of my life.

You know, I l I've been in like I said, I've lived all over the world, you know, all over the country mainly.

So how am I a globalist when you've lived all around the world?

Bro, do you do you realize that they opened up all the borders?

Like so, who's the globalist, me or you?

You just said you lived all around the world.

The actual socialist right now just seceded for cheap slave labor again, forever silencing the less than seven percent black vote and reservation.

And you're talking about some motherfucker in the Congo when you know now we don't even have a voice for the reservations here because you're a commie cause player thinking about you know anything but the localities.

You know, and I'll say it's a right-wing, low-tech.

Can I make you a promise?

What?

You wanna hear it?

I mean, Democrats, you know, you don't want to hear it.

You just want to hear it.

No, well, on I I mean, I'll do you want to hear me actually respond or no?

Or do you want to just hear your own voice?

Well, I I'm listening.

I I mean I I d I do this for a living, you know?

Okay, so my promise to you is I'll stop talking about the fucking Congo when our taxes and our military stops fucking going over there and getting us wrapped in a bunch of bullshit all the fucking time.

It's gonna bring the world to nuclear war.

How about that?

I'll fucking stop talking about it when we stop getting fucking roped into it.

Agreed, but you gotta look at you gotta, I mean, because there's a lot of suckers, a lot of them have your same mentality.

They wake up every they wake up at 5 a.m.

every morning and they go online spreading bullshit propaganda about random countries, whether it's Haiti, whether it's in Africa, whether it's in the Middle East, whether it's Russia, just to build consensus for us to fucking bomb them and go to war with them and destroy every own country.

But starting a fakely important party, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so.

I gotta fight this dumb propaganda for as long as there's dumb people using it as a fucking pretext to get us broken a bunch of bullshit.

Therefore, communism would never work here because we our government is made by 50 states to make the federal government.

No other place does that exist in the world where you could get away with pushing because we have a constitutional republic.

Do we?

Communist Control Act of 1997.

Can I ask you a question?

Do we have a constitutional republic?

No, but here's the thing: there's no thing as far right.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Sorry, I don't mean to rain my voice.

I heard you yap for five minutes about how we're a constitutional republic.

For the first time I ask you if we're a constitutional republic, you say no.

I want to know what's going on, so I'm going to unmute you and allow you to clarify what you mean.

Go ahead.

Unmute yourself and explain how we're not a constitutional republic, because you just said we were.

Uh I'm I'm trying to figure out what he did to me.

All right, here we go.

Um

The whole point, the premise of our and and like just to back up, this goes back to to propaganda.

See, it's leftist ideology.

Socialists just seceded for cheap slave labor again.

Socialists were the ones that force vaxed us and made our grandparents die alone.

Socialists are the ones outside, you know, forced speech, forced business closures, censorship, gun bans, jailing political opponents.

You know, like that's how that's how things work.

Can I ask you a question?

Shoot.

I got one too for you.

All right, all right.

I'll let you ask one.

Who's funding these socialists?

Where do they get their money from?

Jews from what you know I mean you you you really gotta you know yeah you're very anti-Zionist and that's probably the closest thing that you have to the truth on your page you know so you gotta realize so so it's all right all right even if even if I were to entertain this right and say it's just Jews there's nothing to entertain oh yeah hold on hold on no no hold on can you let me finish can you let me finish let's let's I have a basic let's pretend they're getting their money from Jews I have a basic history I have a basic well I we don't want to we don't want to hear your history lesson yet no I have a history lesson let's say I want your credibility I want your credibility here what year was the quote-unquote party switch

You know, I mean, l l if we if we could get sixty years ago right, we can most certainly get three hundred and, you know, everything before Karl Marx and all that.

You know, like if we're gonna l let's get sixty years right before we start talking about our Constitution.

So, I mean, like, what year was the quote unquote party switch?

Let's start with the basics.

You know, and and let's fly let's let's prove why the left opposes school choice and kids are stuck in trapped school.

Why were you f why do you have a listen listen I'm gonna mute you because you're rambling.

What concretely is your problem with the American communists, which is us?

You said that there's a bunch of people who force the vax and all this shit.

You called them socialists.

Even if they were socialists, where'd they get their money?

I asked you.

You said it's Jews.

Do Jews just shit gold?

Are they just magical uh leprechauns at the end of the rainbow?

They just have a pot of gold, they just shit it out.

No, they get their fucking money, whether they're Jews or not Jews, the people who have the money to fund anything in politics get it from being members of the capitalist class, from owning the means of production, from owning the capital.

That's the thing you're avoiding.

You're blaming socialists, but at best these socialists like AOC and Hassan Piker and all the rest, they are sellouts to the capitalist class and that's all they are.

It's really the capitalist class that's bankrolling all this.

You're blaming communists for what?

You sound like a dummy.

I'm gonna unmute you.

Go ahead.

You're unmuted.

Just because you say you're communist doesn't mean you're a communist.

AOC and Bernie Bernie Sanders spent his honeymoon in the USSR and has Burlington, Vermont sanctioned with Russia.

I mean, you Hillary Killer, you know, sold them uranium after the Cold War.

Biden, but every single person you just mentioned is a whore of the capitalist class.

You know, they don't want half your little comrades in there are are so far up China's ass.

Oh, we're ru we're Russians, you know.

Like you your followers are, you know, are so uneducated and that most of them around the world, they don't even know that it's fucking treason here to be a communist, you know, because slavery is illegal.

No service of another person's labor is a right.

I agree.

I agree.

Do you want to know what the communists think about that or no?

Can the communists speak for themselves?

I I I mean, of course you can, but that you know that's not communism.

Well, it doesn't work that way.

Well sir, it does, because I'll tell you what the Communist Party is doing.

The Communist Party is standing up for truckers at the ports in this country who are working as slaves for free for hours on end at these ports, not getting paid to do it.

All because they need to

Somehow make a living having to work hours and hours for free just to get a chance to get paid for the few hours that they are paid.

The eat the rich so you tell me, you tell me, you tell me how that slavery gets millions of farmers and millions of people foreigners, you tell me, shut up for a second.

You tell me your house, your job, you know, all your things, and you want it like this, this happened all over the world.

I mean, where the fuck have you been?

The borders have opened all over the world.

And this is communism/slash goal.

I'm gonna, I'm gonna, you're rambling.

I have to correct you.

You're rambling.

Can I tell you something sad about what I'm hearing, sir?

I'll just give you the sad truth.

'Cause I'm not here to cut it to you.

In a nice and sweet way.

I'm here to give you the cold, hard truth because that's what you need in your life.

This path you're on, you may be too far gone, you may not be.

You know what you're gonna end up as?

A tweaker on the sidewalk.

You're gonna be a sidewalk tweaker who just jumbles and rambles and gibbers nonsense while you're drunk.

You sound like a drunk sidewalk tweaker.

That's what you sound like right now.

And the reason is you sound that way is because you've isolated yourself from the world, you've isolated yourself from everyone.

And you think you know it all, and everyone else is a piece of shit, and you isolate yourself.

'Cause only you can be trusted.

You don't you don't trust any other human being, right?

So you're gonna end up as a sidewalk tweaker on the street shitting your pants in front of the world.

And the saddest part of all, if you come from the background you say you do, that you're a union worker, that you're a technician for motorcycles and you were uh working metal sheets and whatnot.

One of the only places in this country where you would find comrades, where you would find people that have your back, people that would actually go out of their way to h help you if you needed it, would be our Communist Party.

And you your name, you should feel ashamed of yourself, to be honest.

I'm not here to shame you.

I just want you to feel that way.

Your name is Kami Killa.

You know, if you were ever in need and you asked us, your community was in need,

Us communists would be the ones going down and making a difference.

If you were working at your workplace and your boss was treating you poorly and unjustly, who would have your back?

You think these right-wing schizophrenic retards are going to have your back and show out for you and give you that solidarity?

You think that these dumb fucks watching bit shoot documentaries that you talk to, these tweakers that are on crack cocaine all the time, you think they're going to have your back?

No, it's the fucking Communist Party that have your back.

So take some time to reflect on what that means.

You created a whole identity based on hating communists without even talking to them or caring to educate yourself about their perspective.

And no, get it, I get it.

There's a lot of people that are calling themselves left and they're calling themselves socialists that are just about, you know, like demons spawn straight out of hell.

But I'm on my honor telling you what me and all my other comrades know for fact: that all these people are fucking sellouts that are on the payroll of the capitalist class.

And the reason.

We are as isolated as we are, it's 'cause we didn't sell out and we actually are fucking communists.

So that's the situation.

That you're dealing with here, and this is the Communist Party you are now here confronting, the fucking real ones who never sold out, who are actual fucking Communists.

So let me give you that introduction before you start going on your spiels and j rambling and gibbering in the way you are.

Go ahead.

I mean, that was beautiful, you know, especially the part where you like predicting, you know, where I'll be.

As if, like I said, I lived in left-wing Marxist ideology.

I grew up there, and everybody's fleeing those cities in mass exodus.

Where did you grow up?

Jamaica Queens, bro.

Jamaica Queens was at no point in fucking history a Marxist communist society.

All right?

Get your head out of your fucking ass and wake up to reality.

It's leftist ideology.

Again, no, it's capitalist.

It is capitalist liberal ideology.

You can never understand why you're the first to the gulag every fucking time.

You could talk that sweet game, but doesn't mean people of faith put any faith in other men.

Because as much as you could say what you will do and this and that, the truth is, any civilization over 500 people, the strong always take control of the weak.

It's fucking history.

So by your own logic, all these people that you think are bad who are in power, they are the strong and you are the weak.

So why bitch?

No, not at all.

Why are you coming on my space and bitching about nature?

This is natural law, according to you.

Most of your comrades here are in other fucking countries.

Like, you know, you're trying to steal communism from the left and paint it and give it to the right.

When meanwhile, no person on the right would even care about the people.

We don't give a fucking damn about the right.

Didn't I just tell you that all these people on the right are a bunch of people?

Power only works two ways.

Far-right government is no government.

Okay?

Yes, that's.

So no government.

That's what you propose.

No.

No, I'm a 1776 motherfucker.

No, you fucking fight.

I stand on the Constitution.

If you were a 1776 motherfucker, you would go to ACP.us slash George.

Fucking join us.

A commie cosplaying.

My founding fathers hated communism.

Your founding fathers are fucking dead.

And meanwhile, the capitalist class is destroying our Constitution and taking over our republic.

So who the fuck are you?

Sitting here calling yourself Kami Killer when your real enemies are the capitalist class if you care about our republic.

Capitalist class, motherfucker.

Bro, no, like, nothing is stopping you from being a kid.

Why are you yelling at me and not Bill Gates?

Why are you yelling at me and not...

I do.

No, you fucking don't.

You're here attacking the chairman of the Communist Party.

You know, every right-winger looks at a communist, you know, and it's just like MAGA communism.

It's just like.

I can't it the ideologies like don't even work you you're you the point of communism is you know to fulfill the need common good the common good the common man the common yeah but you know when does it stop communist you know when does it stop you gotta fight for everybody man you gotta fight for everybody you know those low tax no you fight you fight you fight you fight for our country and then you want to fight for the world no you gotta fight you have to first take care of your own house first community communism is your community all right but like i what's wrong with that what's wrong with taking care of your community

Prove it, you know, and like that's the whole thing.

What I said, what is wrong with it?

I didn't, what do you mean, fucking prove it?

I asked you, what is wrong with taking care of your community?

Go ahead, sir.

I just unmuted you.

Go ahead and speak.

Are you drunk, yes or no?

Are you drunk?

Yes or no?

Are you drunk?

Yes or no?

Unmute yourself.

Bro, I I've been sober for thirteen years.

Does this usually work?

Does this usually work for you?

I mean, like, do you talk?

Because it's treason here in the United States, motherfucker.

What the fuck are you talking about?

You sound like the Communist Control Act of 1954.

You sound like a fucking money.

And the fucking bullshit.

The Tar and Feather Act of 1776.

It doesn't fucking matter.

Our government is occupied by a bunch of fucking oligarchs on Wall Street and all around the fucking world, Wall Street, the city of London.

Why the fuck are you talking about some fucking law in 1956 or 54 when we don't even have a republic anymore and it's just a total fucking dictatorship of a deep state capitalist class?

You sound like a nutty.

You're capitalist, you motherfucker.

Call it whatever the fuck you want, but we communists have no part in it.

You start picking your words right, goddammit, because we've got no goddamn part in it.

Capitalism is what makes, you know, supply and demand.

That's capitalism.

You know, you could start your own business, be a good boss.

You know, you could get you.

So why haven't you done that?

Why are you still working for someone else?

Why haven't you done it yourself?

I have my own company.

I'm a certified Harley-Dames technician.

I fix bikes on my side.

This is what I choose to do with my life.

There's nothing you could say, to say, like, oh, well, this is going to be you.

I've lived this.

Some of us have spent decades.

You sound like a goddamn raving lunatic attacking communists and attacking people who wish you no hope.

Who do you think ushered in this globalism?

I just find it hilarious that the fucking Rockefellers and the capitalists, who I don't know what to tell you.

Bro, Dave, these were the people who had the grand vision for the global system, the global system where the U.S.

would have dollar hegemony and it would Bretton Woods, all this shit.

It all comes from the capitalist clause.

The Rockefellers, okay.

And, you know, JP Morgan.

Yeah.

I think he started literally.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

Those aren't capitalists.

Okay.

Let's talk about listen, buddy, buddy.

You can use whatever words you want.

I just want to know one thing.

I just want to know one thing.

I use whatever goddamn words you want, right?

What year did the Fed start?

Listen, you can use whatever goddamn words you want.

But at the end of the day, I want to ask you one question.

Language is important.

How will the American people rise up?

and restore justice.

Without the working class pooling together their resources and challenging those that have a monopoly and own our wealth.

Because if you own our wealth, if you own the factories and you own the land and you own the natural wealth and the oil, if you own all those things, you do whatever the fuck you want.

Currently, the people that own all that shit are at war with the American people.

So the only way to restore justice is if the working class pulls together their own power, which is just all they own is their own labor, right?

They pull together their own power.

And they overthrow this capitalist, or this, this, you don't like the word capitalist, this, uh, this, uh, this, um, the property-owning class, whatever you want to call it.

So, what's your solution?

What's your alternative?

What's your alternative to what I just said?

Give me your alternative.

Well, globalists responded to that fight with tens of millions of foreigners in every country and all these capitalistic to cheat.

So, what is it?

It doesn't matter how many foreigners they import, as long as the workers that are here now come together and unite, there's no mountain they can't climb.

Now, you tell me something else.

You tell me that you're not.

Let's put things in perspective, okay?

Obama deported 5 million people in eight years.

That's 1,800 people a day.

Globalists let in 20 plus million in the past four.

Just for us to get back to pre-Biden, is over 15,000 plus people a day deported.

So, what is your solution?

So, the eat the rich crowd just got eaten.

I just want you to know that.

So, what is your solution?

What's your solution?

Well first off, mass deportations.

You're not going to deport 20 million people.

It's not happening.

I promise.

Well, that's why this that's why this country is gone.

And that's why.

So you have no solution.

You see the deep nihilist.

You got nothing.

You gave up.

So you're cutting me off.

You know, did I did I say that?

Did I say that?

You know?

No, I don't.

And what's your damn solution?

You know, pretending that, you know, and I have nothing wrong, like, like every communist, you know, in history, their heart means well, but, you know, there's going to be people that use that, you know, for their own demise.

And it's just no form of government.

All right, well, I want to go back to what caused this.

You know, no, I want to go.

I want to go to the Fed.

No, no, no.

I want your solution, sir.

What's your solution?

The solution.

No, well, you got to know the problem before you figure out how to fix it.

No, I want to know your solution.

No, no, that's how it works.

Give me your solution.

That's how it works.

No, it don't work that way, sir.

I could give you a five-hour lecture.

I could give you a five-hour lecture about how I think the system works, and we don't have time for that.

So tell me what your solution is.

Well, I'll send your followers down.

Okay, so give me your solution.

Who sunk the Titanic and what was the purpose of that for?

Because that's what Star.

You brought up the Rockefeller.

Buddy, what is your damn solution?

You brought up the Rockefeller problem.

Buddy, what is your damn solution to the problem?

Not being a common cause player for Star.

Okay, so your solution is doing nothing.

No.

Do I have you right?

I just gave you a damn solution.

It's about the workers uniting.

What's your solution?

I just find it funny that you have to.

I don't give a fuck about what you find funny.

I'm asking for your solution, sir.

This country needs solutions.

People of this country need solutions, or else this country has no future.

What is your solution to the fucking problem?

Give it to me.

And somehow you think somehow Workers United somehow makes you like high in this argument.

Somehow I'm not claiming to be high, low, medium, or anywhere in between.

I just gave you what I think, in my humble opinion, is the only strategy to actually confront the powers that be.

What's yours?

Give me yours.

The middle class is the right wing.

Don't give a damn about these labels.

What is your solution to the problem, sir?

What is your solution?

That's the only reason why you could talk to MAGA because MAGA is the working class.

Your solution.

You know, not starting a fake comie club, not starting a fake comedy club that'll get people in trouble, you know, for sir.

I don't know who you are.

If you met us communists.

You wouldn't have an issue with us.

You know, that's the sad thing.

You're just a keyboard warrior who hates us from afar.

But if you knew who we were, if you knew about the work we do, you would not have this you would not be talking this smack that you're talking.

You would tip your hat to us and bow your head in respect.

What the hell is your problem?

We're just a bunch of people trying to improve our country, and here you are with no solutions at all to the problems you talk about, throwing dirt on us.

It kind of sounds like you just want to lose and you just want to be defeated.

Now, give me your solution to prove me wrong.

Go ahead.

I have trouble.

I got I got a big thumbs.

A silly little uh mic button.

Um it's it's more than that.

And and and and I I hear the sincerity in your there's no doubt in my mind that you yourself and all your people want to do the right thing.

And like anybody who's against communism pretty much knows that and who's the underliers and who the people that ruin the movement and you know it's just you know

It's just beyond, you know, all your answers you think are in some propaganda book that you could find that's over a hundred years old.

No, that's not true.

You know, you think at all.

You know, look, you know, look, look.

Can I call you a name?

Do you have a name I could call you?

Because I don't want to keep calling you Commie Killer.

Can I call you any kind of other name?

Call me Bob.

All right, Bob.

So listen, Bob.

I'm going to just tell you the truth.

Among communists, people that call themselves communists, and people that call themselves socialists, there's a lot of rotten, nasty people, just like any other group of human beings.

That's the truth.

Among Christians, there's a lot of rotten, nasty people.

A lot.

Any label you name it, there's a bunch of rotten, evil, nasty people, right?

Agreed.

Agreed.

Right?

Absolutely.

So instead of painting us all in one brush and saying you're all rotten and nasty because there's AOC and all these rotten, nasty people.

Why don't you understand that we're trying to fight for the good?

We are the ones who are fighting for the right path and for the right thing.

And these sellouts that have sold out to capitalists and have sold out to the wealthy, moneyed elite, these people have no principles and they're some of our biggest...

We're not there.

They're bankers, buddy.

Call them bankers.

Call them what you want.

But these people.

We don't even go to war with them.

They attack us.

And we're out here holding out, fighting for good.

And you're sitting there saying, no, it's all a lost cause.

Everything is.

But, bro, I've been dealing with communists.

Like, again, I grew up in a leftist city and state.

Communists have.

You want to know why leftists have the power that they throw parades.

Do you want to know why leftists?

You want to know why leftists have the power that they do?

Do you want to know why leftists have the power that they do?

Oh, absolutely.

They have the power that they do because there's a grain of truth in what they say and what they believe.

That's why they have the power that they do.

They manipulate the good fact, the bad, rotten ones, at least.

They manipulate the fact that human beings, we do want justice.

We do want to put an end to the oppression of the people in this country, right?

But a lot of the bad, corrupt ones, they take that, they manipulate it, and they turn it into a way to abuse other people.

That doesn't mean you give up on the good cause, the good left cause.

That doesn't mean you go to the right and give up on the whole thing.

It means you stand your ground, you fight for what's right, fight for what's good.

Every government gets infiltrated.

That's true.

You know what?

That's exactly correct.

And you know what that means?

That means it's the responsibility of anyone, of anyone whatsoever who wants to.

That's not leftist ideology.

Yes, it is.

Yeah, you're right.

Every government gets infiltrated.

That's absolutely true.

Every government gets infiltrated, which is why it's incumbent.

Which is why, which is why, let me finish.

It's incumbent upon anyone fighting for justice and fighting for what's right.

To fight those infiltrators and never lose their vigilance and never ever stop fighting for the right thing.

And it's always going to be a fight.

And this is where before you go on, I agree with a lot what you just said.

But again, for all your listeners and all these quote-unquote communists, like when you look at a candidate, power only works two ways.

Power is either going to be put towards the government or power is going to be put to the people.

There's only one party right now putting power to the states, aka the people.

And that's the right.

And that's the way it's always going to be.

The states are not the people.

The states are bought and sold and paid for.

They're all owned.

Oh, no.

See, now, we are a constitutional republic.

This is why I've been able to do that.

You just said we're not.

You just said we're not a constitutional republic.

You think only the federal government is captured?

The states are just, they're even worse.

They're corrupt.

They're owned by all these tycoons and people, the money to control everything in the states.

I live in Michigan.

Hey, hey, I live in Michigan.

I live in Michigan.

You think Greton Whitmer, Gretchen Whitmer, is only here because the federal government put her there?

No, it's not the federal government that put her.

It's all the money to elites that live here in Michigan that made sure she's the governor right here.

Well, absolutely.

But you've got to realize that the power only goes one way.

And like this, the left, aka, I hate to say, you know, communists, you know, they love attacking education because, you know, you got to indoctrinate.

You can't really.

I've been knocking communists down.

About 15 of your guys blocked me this week because none of them can answer basic questions.

And they said, you know, the cons, you're going to re-educate me.

You know, about 15 people left it on you to re-educate me today.

And it's just like that.

What if I told you the only way to give you a lot of people?

They can't understand the simple power structure.

Well, no, maybe they just have jobs and they don't have time.

But let me tell you the truth.

The only way you can.

Oh, yeah, I'm sure that's it.

That's absolutely true.

I know my people.

No, they're hard workers.

Anyway, look.

And they're in low-tax, right-wing, you know, low-government, you know, everything opposite that Mark stood for because, you know, like, again, the government to...

To guarantee these things, that's the you've got it all twisted.

You've got it all twisted, you got it all wrong.

The only way to give power back to the people is if you have power, you got to take power away from the elites before you can give it back to the people.

And the only way you take power away from the people.

And they answered that call worldwide with wide open borders, and tens of millions of people now here are quote unquote eating the rich.

I just find it funny.

People thought that that would be them.

People thought it would be them.

That was cute.

90% of the people don't eat three square meals a day.

And, you know, fleeing communism walked a thousand miles to be here.

You know, look, the only people fleeing communism that are coming here are the people whose countries were ruined and devastated because we are trying to destroy those countries at all costs.

You got to be specific.

My dog exercises more rights than any Chinese.

You know, you've got it so full of shit and backward, it's crazy.

You've lived in a topsy-turvy world that's totally upside down.

Are you kidding?

Like, Chinese slave labor.

You know, they've been stealing our patents for the past.

You have no idea what's going on in China.

China is surpassing us.

Their middle class lives way better than they are.

Steal all our intellectual property rights.

Even if that was true, which is not, even if you grow all about intellectual property, who gives a damn about you, listen, who gives a damn about intellectual property?

Because I don't.

And you're here talking about China.

They're laughing at you, sir.

They're living fine in China.

You're out here with your AD proof.

You know rambling.

You're attacking China when the enemy's at home.

Why is that, sir?

Go ahead.

You know, I mean, they're here.

I mean, are you kidding me?

I mean, Gavin Newsom just flew CCP flags in California and hit his homeless.

I mean, you know, that is probably the most absurd thing.

Again, giving them credit for stealing our intellectual.

We grow their own food.

They can't do it.

What do you mean, hour?

We benefit from it.

The intellectual property, you mean the intellectual property that's owned by the big companies and corporations that the average citizen like you and I, we can't have that intellectual price.

It's not ours.

Don't say it's ours.

It doesn't belong to ours.

Have you ever tried to start a patent?

I have.

I couldn't make an iPhone.

I can't.

Because of that one guy, which is, hey, look, because of that one Tim Cook, I can't make an iPhone in my garage.

They'll put me in jail because I stole it.

They're intellectual property.

How is it ours?

It ain't ours.

You could come up with something right now in your basement.

You yourself.

Awesome.

You could put all the R D you could, no, don't tell me no.

People do it all the time.

Nope.

You know, you could put the R D and put all the time in, and you could let it hit the market.

Nope.

But all China has to do is see it.

All China has to do is see it where they don't follow any patent law in all of the EU.

You know what I can tell?

They have Chinese kids.

Sir, can you put your mask back on?

Because you sound like a triple quadruple vaxed mat.

You sound like a mask wearer.

Are you wearing a mask right now?

You sound muffled under that mask.

Because I want to tell you, you kind of sound like some of them NPCs that are upset that China exposed the entire fake Birken bag industry.

Because all these people, there was something called Birkin bags.

They say, oh, it's made in Italy.

They think there's some Italian guy with a mustache who's got pizza and he's got a twirly mustache, a fancy one, and he's sitting weaving some bags somewhere in Italy.

And he's making them all with this fine precision.

And he's doing it meticulously.

And he's this artisanal artiste, you know, doing this.

And then the Chinese came and they said Hey Americans.

You know, this whole thing you think about Birkenbags, here's the factory where we make them.

We make them here and then they get sent to Italy and they just put their they just put their uh stamp on it and it to make it say it's made in Italy.

It's not made in Italy, it's made in the Chinese factories.

And you're upset about you think that's wrong.

You saying that's oh my god, you know, sir, you know, come on, let's wake up to reality.

Go ahead.

Why do you love capitalism when China does it?

I mean, it's unbelievable.

So, you know, should we have what China has if that's capitalism?

No.

My dog exercises more.

So it's no longer capitalism when my dog exercises more rights than any Chinese.

But I thought that's capitalism.

I thought you were okay with capitalism.

What are we talking about here?

I'm showing the fallacy in your argument.

Sir, you are pent up with a bunch of bullshit, and I recommend you take a bullshit.

Bullshit, what?

Bro, you can't deny the fact, you know, about globalism.

You know, the working man just got fucked worldwide.

Tens of millions of people all across Europe.

And the only way the working man will win is if the working man stops going on Twitter spaces and yelling at the people that are actually trying to build a workers' party.

The working man will win when the working man understands that they have the power to define this country however they want it to be.

And that's exactly what the and that's exactly what the right-wingers are doing.

They ain't doing shit.

The whole right-wing.

Maybe not, you know, and I'll agree.

The whole GOP, the Republican Party, is George Lincoln Rockwell.

It's all George Lincoln Rockwell.

Listen to, you know, just one of our grandfathers from about 50 years ago.

You sound like one of him.

It's a nonsense.

Anyway, you've taken up too much time talking about a bunch of nonsense.

And we have no solutions from you, sir.

I want you to think about it more.

I want you to reflect on your stupidity more and have some self-awareness.

And I want you to basically um you know, I want you to think about think about what an absurd position you've cornered yourself in talking about a bunch of nonsense.

Bunch of total nonsense.

Um

So anyway, let's bring on

Uh, okay, Farrakhan is here.

What's I don't think this is the Louis Farrakhan, but it's someone who has their name.

Go ahead, Louis, go ahead.

Go ahead and speak, sir.

Oh, okay, you can't speak?

That's okay.

We can remove you.

Alright.

All right, well, there we go.

You know, not speaking.

Uh, Sewell, there was a lot of people requesting.

I can't see any of them.

Can you bring some people up?

Hang on.

Uh, tell me who tell me who first pull up.

I'm bringing people up.

Tell me who first.

Um

So, let's see, we got a lot of people.

We have Orange.

He's a Sudani guy.

You've spoken to him before.

We have a black flag communist.

We have an ACP member.

Kamikilla trying to be speaker again.

Then we've got like three people who are just very small accounts.

I can't really.

So we don't want any people that are already in the party, and we don't want people that have been on before.

So bring up people that are new, basically.

Okay, I think this person is new, so here you go.

Cyclonaut.

I think I've talked to this person before.

Anyway, go ahead, Cyclonaut.

What's your opinion on uh on Gus Hall in the original C P U S A?

Um he was apparently a staunch conservative, like not not in the broad sense, like but in the hardline sense, relative to what came after.

But I don't we don't really glorify him because we have the view that everything kind of went downhill after Foster left.

From what I understand, essentially, he was more in line with like an actual Marxist-Leninist line.

But during the 60s and 70s, he essentially began to welcome in individuals like Angela Davis and all that.

And they sort of then, as he got older, yeah, he was like a centrist.

He compromised with revisionism big time, but he didn't fully give in.

But he definitely, you know, he he um he it's complicated, I guess.

We don't hold him in the same light that we do uh Foster.

It's definitely

Definitely not.

I know during your like actual like a full basically like question and answer video about your organization, you said that you essentially wanted to not do the PSL run for presidency every four years scenario.

Right.

But is that essentially is that essentially like subject to change?

Any policy could potentially, nothing is set totally in stone, but we don't foresee it in the near future just because the cost and resource intensity of that is too high.

And also we've learned something, which is we know that, you know, in the past, you had to run a presidential campaign to get attention, right?

You don't need to do that in an age that's already an information age.

You can take advantage of the heightened.

Political atmosphere that comes with presidential elections, but you don't have to run a candidate yourself, in our estimation.

Yeah, so yeah, so it would be like if in like some out there scenario, it was like a Ross Perot or even like a Ralph Mineda situation where it was showing like you would actually have a chance of getting like matching funds and like 10-15% of the vote, then it would become subject to change or something.

Yeah, I mean, I, I mean, look, I mean, we would probably want to build up before something like that, you know.

So.

What uh

What essentially going forward is, I know that for a long time when you were back on YouTube doing streaming, you were for a while with the whole damn Jhu zero hours thing.

Have you essentially shelved a lot of like the dismantle the federal government from when I understand stuff for now?

Um.

I just it's not clear.

I mean, we're not really putting ourselves in a position where we feel that we have the power to influence that in any way.

I think is really where we're at right now.

But, I mean, it's not going to happen.

You know, the Doge got shut down.

Elon got kicked out of the government.

Clearly, they're not interested in that happening.

So it probably wouldn't happen.

But I'd say I would say that like the way that Elon admitted that essentially like him shutting down the government and like rationalizing it would essentially be like the same effect to America and the global economy as if America just defaulted on its debt and the entire economy.

Right.

I mean that it shows we didn't know what Elon was doing or what its significance was.

A lot of people were saying it's a privatization scheme.

It's all part of some bigger agenda.

We didn't know, right?

And then we saw how it was all shut down and it became pretty obvious that this was not something that was part of any big plan.

It seems like it seems like he really did want to go too far for that that the institution or the system would allow.

Yeah, but it was essentially like in his like basically like cope tweets as to why like oh well psy, he essentially admits that like the zero hours sort of premise is correct in a sense, but actually trying to like undo Keynesianism at this stage would essentially have the same effect as just causing a catabolic collapse of the economy.

Yeah, it would.

We think it will collapse.

I mean, we think it's coming.

We just think that

We we don't we don't believe we can ha influence that in any way.

We just can prepare for the consequences, I guess.

You know, I I I wish I was still I wish that uh I wish Comic Killer had been kept on because the second like someone goes for like uh George Lincoln Rockwell, that's like the isn't that the the Nazi guy?

Like he was he was like a commander of a US submarine in World War II and like during the civil rights movement he was like actually like I'll wear like a Nazi armband and just like scream at like yeah he was yeah he was the the Nazi party guy America yeah that's him yeah um Tom think you that guy is pretty far gone that was he's pretty down far the rabbit hole which is sad because this guy I could tell on a you know otherwise

He would probably be

Uh he wouldn't he wouldn't have gone down such a dark path, but he's so far gone that it's just difficult.

Difficult to persuade people.

Like, it's like, I think there's like a sort of like there's people who have like essentially like the JQ Wignat worldviews they hold, but there's still like a threshold where when you start actually like like the guy that's like actually wearing the Nazi armband walking down the street, that's like a pretty clear sign you've gone past the they've gone, yeah, they're pretty past.

They're pretty, they've pretty committed to it, and it's pretty sad.

Uh MV, what's going on, brother?

I thank you so much, MV.

Wow, thank you, brother.

Sorry, I was just addressing something on stream.

But yeah, I mean, I think there is a threshold where like you can't really.

You could if you like spent so much resources and energy and time on it, but at a certain point, you gotta cut your losses and be like, Okay, this person is just way too far gone, you know, which is sad, but it's just the truth.

If someone is right at the end of the pipeline of the far right and they're like there, it's there's we see we're trying to intercept a lot of that.

We try to intercept it, but once they go there, you know, it's there's really

It's really just kind of

um almost impossible to get people out of that.

I'm talking about the people that are like straight up, like like like swastika types, you know.

Like the straight-up swastika types in America have always been like related to the US government in some way.

Yeah, yeah.

You criminal underground.

Like, if you look at the guy who wrote that, like, it's the ghost mask from Call of Duty, like that siege James Mason guy, he's a member of the church.

He was a member of the Church of Satan, which was then directly linked to the CIA and FBI through a Queen Isle.

Yep, the guy with the eyebrows, yeah.

Yeah, I mean it's uh it's a glowy, glowy, weird world and it's very nasty and and we try to we're trying to prevent this pipeline and we're trying to intercept people from going down that path, but it, you know, people get caught up in it and unfortunately they just g walk past a point of no return.

Anyway, Psychonaut, thank you so much for coming on.

Appreciate it.

So there's a guy named Islamism Stalinism Defender.

Yeah, I was just about to bring him up.

I was just about to bring him up.

Well, he sounds like he already agrees with us, so it's we don't really need to bring him up.

Oh, okay.

There's a guy named Dual Aspect Marxist.

I don't know what the hell this is, so we'll give this person a chance.

Dual Aspect, what's going on?

Uh hey, what's up?

Can you hear me?

Yeah.

Hey, what's up?

Um very interested in your project.

Um

I'm uh consider myself a Marxist um because I don't really talk in a lot of these spaces.

Um so I'll I'll just go forward.

Um m my question is uh you know on on on the platform for the ACP, I don't see anything about you know environmentalism, not to sound like a a dead brain hippie.

I understand that you know the the sort of globalist climate change initiatives and whatever.

Not as far as I'm aware, and you know I I could be wrong, it's something I could have missed.

Um yeah, you're right.

Based on some interpretation.

I think we talk about the closest thing is we talk about the public works and service army to provide relief from environmental disasters and stuff.

But yeah, I think actually, I remember, I think at the time we wanted to kind of leave it open.

If you want to know, my view is that I'm of the persuasion that ecology and Marxism should be combined in some way.

I think they have to be because I think Marxism without informing the movements of Marxism.

I don't have a conservationist notion of ecology, though.

I'm talking about ecology in the sense of...

Like a perspective on understanding the various.

Uh

I don't know what to call them without using Jargon.

The processes of nature, they're just at such a scale and at such a level that they cannot be reduced to a technological paradigm of just pure manipulation.

So these things, a Chinese view really is what interests me, you know, to be honest, of ecology.

It's very different from the Western one.

Yeah.

The Western view of ecology just kind of seems to be like avatar, which I reject that paradigm.

But there's a lot of Western fantasy.

Yeah, and also ecology on that idea of ideology, but I think that that idea is exactly right, specifically what you said about the idea of bigger than can be contained by human beings that we need to like to certain extents abide by or align with.

There's a few things about ecology that I dislike as far as how that word is used.

One is the association just with green plants.

I think that's wrong because the environment and ecology is also related to things like geology and hydrothermal vents under the ocean and volcanoes and deserts and destructive things as well.

And so I don't like how that's not included in what people comprehend is nature.

I also dislike the um the association only with like uh like friendly, acute, endangered species and not like the ugly, hideous animals that are probably necessary for stability of an environment.

Um

And so there's all sorts of prejudices of the green movement.

Haas, I 100% agree with you.

I guess my real question is like how how how does this nascent movement like reframe that in the ways that you're talking about?

Because I I happen to come at this from somewhat of a a spiritual perspective.

That doesn't have to be relevant at all, but I think that the realizing that nature is not all cute and cuddly, that there are forces that will kill us, there are cycles of nature that will bring us back down a peg over time, like forest fires are necessary, floods happen, hurricanes happen, that we're never going to like reach a point of technological attainment that allows us to

To leave this behind.

Right.

Right.

We have to learn how to incorporate.

So the long-term, not long-termism and like the tech pro ideology, but like long-termism and what I would imagine is a socialist long-termism is like communism into the future should be like a perpetual movement that figures out how humans reintegrate with ecology on that level.

I think that I think the dialectic is such that it's like this.

In order to deepen the development of the productive forces, there needs to increasingly be a deeper comprehension of the laws of nature, right?

100%.

I don't see the two as contradictory.

I don't see the need to unleash the productive forces to continually do that forever as incompatible with an ecological perspective.

I actually think the two, I agree with the Chinese view, the two rely on each other.

You need to, you know, the individual-centric notion of technology is the problem, in my view.

You know, we're reaching a scale of civilization, the so-called Anthropocene, where there are technologies at scale that are not necessarily the result of intentional planning and engineering, right?

They're artificial, they're the consequence of human intervention, but they are not necessarily the part of some kind of like conscious plan, right?

And AI is similar to this.

I mean, we're entering an era of AI.

AI is profoundly related to ecology, actually.

A lot of people don't understand this, that these are trending in the same direction of world history because AI, it aggregates trends and data and so on and so on.

But it's not necessarily a direct input and output, you know?

So this perspective that's based on the aggregation of a bunch of different disparate individual phenomena and kind of like deriving common variables and outcomes and conclusions from that, I think that's really what we're talking about.

We're all talking about the same thing, basically, like all the different effects on nature that technology.

I mean, not having ever interacted with you before on this level, I've been pleasantly surprised by the things that you just had at hand to say about the situation in terms of your understanding of ecology being broader than kind of the pop culture.

Right.

It's the pop culture thing that I really don't like because it's a type of romanticism of nature that is just nonsense.

But ecology in general is a much more broader category.

I think is a higher level and a higher perspective in general, but I think is it more advanced when it comes to comprehending the relationship, the various relationships and processes within nature.

Because the metaphysical view

Predating ecology, you know, we were talking about the Cartesian mechanical view of nature or, you know, you know, the notion that it's like pure determinism of causes and effects.

I think that this is what product materialism.

The mechanical materialism.

Yeah, I think it's part of the secret behind my view is I really think that ecology is just a way to smuggle in dialectical materialism, you know, back into the conversation.

I think, I mean, the way that I think that ecological systems are working on a longer time scale.

So, you know, dialectical materialism generally is concerned with human society and its strings.

It doesn't have to be.

But I think on a larger scale, that applies in terms of what we might understand as apocalypse.

Also, and I'll say a final thing is that nature itself has this pendulum swing as a final thing about this, which is that it's also time to start applying the scale of human civilization itself longer because there are patterns of human civilization, Chinese, Russian, whatever, Middle Eastern.

It's not reducible to the modern framework of classical pre-Leninist Marxism, which just basically kind of.

is a very enclosed time frame.

There are there is a larger reality as of you know the the civilizational development that is not you know the immediacy of I think humans have been doing human things for a long time.

Well not just that but there didn't always result in the there are particular civilizations even like the Chinese it's like five thousand years old there's patterns absolutely in that history that are at the scale they may as well be like of of natural things you know

So or civilizations have had the time to like see the pro you know the progression of uh our the stars, you know, right, larger uh cosmic cycles.

Yeah, so I think you know, to me, my appreciation of ecology to sum it up, it comes down to my insistence upon a greater appreciation of the reality of civilization itself as something that is of a much greater scale than anything that can be reduced to individual concepts, individual subjectivities, individual experiences, uh, lifetimes, and so on and so on.

So it's seamlessly um communistic to me.

So there's a hundred percent, man.

All right, I'm very gratified to hear you say that.

Well, if I could say one more thing, how how how do you how do you take that into the platform and how do you sell that to the people, to the working class people who make it?

For now, all we can propose is a public works and service army that mobilize human beings in the midst of the inevitable disasters to come.

Yes, indeed.

But I think it would probably be part and parcel of the general.

policy of of economic planning and

planning at the scale of of of you know the the thing about it, Colli, you can't eat just do it in one country.

You need a global level of coordination planetary scale, you know.

It's both.

Yeah, you can to an extent.

It starts in the backyard, but you know, I think really for now it would probably be part of the public works and service army.

You know, that it's really just drawn from Jameson's Universal Army.

That would be a kind of also ecological task force.

You know, if they gotta go into forests and they've gotta plant trees or they've gotta cut down trees for that matter, they gotta introduce a species or remove one for that matter, you know, it's like that's basically probably what would oversee that.

Right.

So it'd be like a a more of a bureaucratic level sort of sort of thing?

Not necessarily.

I mean, the the the universal army concept, it's very broad, you know, it there could be elements of decentralization that are combined with new technologies.

Our party already kind of incorporates that.

Oh yeah.

Yeah, I think decentralization is important given given uh some of that power back to localities.

Anyway, thanks for coming on.

Appreciate it.

So, um Sewell, uh

There's an account here that his name is Ramon.

He's got like the Shahada as a profile picture.

Would you like to speak with him?

Alright.

Go uh I think I've spoken to this person before, R.

E.

The American flag.

Who is this?

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Hi.

Um sorry.

Um hi, um, I was just wan I was just gonna ask about about the um you know, the the the recent the recent event about the the the um the sorry, sorry, I'm a bad stutter.

About the Israeli about the Israeli uh shooting and the shooting in Washington DC.

There's been um because I've been trying to keep up, there's been, you know, stuff going around, you know, sent of, you know, people claiming there are some people who claim that this was that the shooter was a PSL say PSL member, while those are saying that they're saying that it might be a false flag attack.

Um there's also been a weird a weird sense of and also a weird sense of, you know, people in the PS PSL and the DSA trying you know, say they're smearing the American Communist Party.

So I wanna know I w I wanna know your position.

What do you think um I think about the shooting and why do you think um it's considering considering that many of these many of these uh organizations are are considered left wing, why do you think they're smearing uh smearing another left wing party's party like the ACP?

I don't know why anyone would be smearing us about this, but uh I I released my statement on the shooting and um you know we don't condone violence or encourage it because it's against the law and it's a quick way to just go to jail and that's it, you know.

Um we don't condone it, we don't encourage it.

It's adventurism, um it's undisciplined, it's individualistic.

Um, and that's it, you know.

What else can we say?

Okay, I think that's all he wanted to ask.

We have a couple of other speakers.

We have a Central American Nationalist.

We have Jimmy the Otter.

I'm not sure if you've spoken to him before.

I haven't.

Bring up the the Jimmy the Otter, I guess.

And then uh who else, by the way, because we'll bring up a few at a time to speed up.

We have uh a member in the reserve who wanted to ask you a couple of questions.

And then we also have Orange who has a couple of questions on geopolitics and natural dialectics.

Sounds really fucking boring.

Um, I'll bring Michael on.

Okay He's the entrepreneur that doesn't like yeah, I brought up Michael.

All right, um Michael, go ahead.

Hey man, how are you doing?

How are things going in the American Communist Party?

It's all great.

Okay.

Uh w where where are you located?

Like city wise?

Are you in America?

Yeah.

Okay, nice.

You know what I love about America?

Mhm.

Is

I can have my opinion, you can have your opinion, and that we may not always get along.

However, I will die defending your opinion.

Yeah, I appreciate it.

We believe the same thing.

You know, because it is very important to express our ideas, talk to each other, and I agree with our resolutions.

We totally agree.

We totally support the First Amendment.

Thanks Michael for that.

Appreciate it.

Go ahead, Rezzo, what do you have to say?

Go ahead, Reza, what's going on?

It shows your mic is unmuted, Reza, but nobody can hear you.

Red maize, go ahead.

Oh no, I just want that my I understand that First Amendment statement he was making, but when they're deporting people that speak out against Israel, it's kind of hard to make that statement about the U.S.

You know, it's it's it's I'm a good advocate.

I wonder what your take is for like developing countries to control their own media space, especially when they're targeted by the CIA and other uh deep state actors.

Yep, what's your what's your take on that?

That's fine.

We we not every country has the same culture.

Some countries have a different culture when it comes to how they understand the relationship between speech and uh and action.

And we have a different Americans have a different Americans don't believe there's an intrinsic relationship between speech and action.

Americans think that you just say whatever you want, it doesn't matter necessarily until you do something.

Other countries take words more seriously because they have you know they have a different understanding of how words and acts and norms are related to each other.

You know, other countries, they have a more of a connection between how words and discourse regulates the way people act.

Americans act not based on discourse.

But based on, you know, what what makes sense to them, what they want to do, whatever.

So it's just a different it's just a very different culture.

I get that, but then it's just like it does kind of push my buttons when they say that, oh, we're free to speak all that we want here, but yet, you know, you get deep, people get de-platformed.

People get deep traffic on like you, Himpo, and you get de-banked, deplatformed, you know, and they say all this bullshit about, oh, you're free to say whatever, but when the capitalist institutions don't want you to speak, they're going to cut you off, you know?

And so it's, I don't know.

It pushes me the wrong way, and I don't know how to articulate what's going on with that, but it's not as free as people like.

We don't really have free speech, but for now, they're not throwing us in jail.

So we'll continue to fight to at least preserve the First Amendment right.

But yeah, it's clearly not in a good situation right now.

All right, comrade.

You guys have a good night.

Appreciate it.

See you later.

Bye-bye.

Uh okay, I'll uh I Reza, go ahead and then I'll bring Orange on.

Um hey.

I have a quick question on uh China's economy, because when I look at it, what I see is something that was very similar in Germany before they turned into like a liberal neoliberal hellhole, which is their social market economy.

Basically, um

Uh like uh it

Like some sort of market economy that has their uh social values.

They tied their social values to what they call the uh Christian values, the Chinese view is that there's no comparison at all.

um, because Germany it can call itself whatever it wanted to.

It was a Marshall Plan experiment.

And moreover, you know, uh in in China the majority of the

Means of production are still owned and controlled by the state and the public sector.

It's basically a there's not even really a real private sector.

It's just kind of a facade even.

And and China's a dynamic country that has a market, of course, but people who have this idea that it's like a

Social democratic country.

It's just nonsense.

You know, China is not it's not just a country that has a market that also

you know, acknowledges social considerations.

It's a country that is fundamentally planned.

in ways that Germany just wasn't.

And also

You know, there's a level of uh

you know, there's a there's a level of uh

sovereignty, economic sovereignty that Germany just never had.

So that's Germany had a central bank, it didn't have a state bank.

So that's basically my response to that.

But, you know, it's just like, Orange, go ahead.

Oh, can you hear me?

Yep.

All right.

Um, I wanted to ask first, have you you you're familiar with Kojev?

Mhm.

Um have you read European uh colonialism from a European perspective?

No.

No.

Um it was a short lecture he gave to some German businessman.

The gist of the lecture is um that that the reason there was no revolution um in the major industrialized countries in the West was that he claims the capitalists saw exactly what Marx saw uh and it following forward um put some surplus towards the the hey what's your question by the way yeah

So what's your question?

My question is, is what would this say for our understanding of the Cold War as Communist in this case, given that it was the U S who adopted this very socialistic system?

Well, it just shows that Marx was right, that capitalism inevitably evolves into its opposite.

That's really it.

Yeah.

But but he also remarks that he views um the Soviets as I mean, I don't like when like left comms say this, but he views the Soviets as essentially capitalistic in that in their development, in their five-year plans.

Um

Whereas you view the Soviet the US in that way.

I also want to ask what that what that would mean for the Sino-Soviet split, like how you would take that with regards to the Sino-Soviet split.

Well, the US was a consumer economy and the Soviet Union wasn't because it was building up the basic modern premises of production and then once it did that it never truly was able to develop um a consumer based economy.

China, of course, was even more behind than the Soviets were when it came to industrialization, but

They had a paradigm of socialist development that already with Mao was more advanced and commanded a degree of the mobilization of subjectivities and and and at a more proximate level with the Cultural Revolution and whatnot, which puts China a little bit more in proximity with a more advanced form of socialism that that that it's not just behind.

US consumer capitalism.

China itself, and consumer capitalism had this quality of extremely highly charged.

Uh popular subjectivity that was mobilized economically.

And in the Soviet Union you kind of saw a stagnation at that level of the morale of the population.

But China revived and rediscovered socialism in the age of consumerism with the Cultural Revolution, more or less.

So that that's why China surpasses the US today, you know.

It's basically my simplification.

But anyway, thank you for your question.

Yeah.

Anyway, uh, Sewell, who else do we have besides the people that I can already see?

Anyone new?

We uh, someone speaker right now is a Central American nationalist, and then in the request, we've got just people who have spoken before, and then this will be the last guy.

Then, uh, Nika Nationalist, what's up?

What's going on?

And we've spoken before, so Sewell, with this person, has been on before, but you know, thanks for bringing him up.

But uh, anyway, Nika Nationalist, what's up?

Hey, what's going on, man?

Hey, I'll make this quick because it's Mother's Day here and it could out here in about a couple hours.

So, sure.

And the wife, you know, so I'll make this quick.

The question is: that Naibukele has always entertained this idea of a united Central America.

I mean, I think you asked this about him before.

Correct, but like this is more of like building upon that.

So, this is more of a so we're talking about a political entity in the geopolitical stage.

So, would the ACP support a Naibukele regime over the Central American entity, or would it support a Saninita political leadership over the Central American political?

But what I'm asking is that that's your position, but is that the ACP's full position?

Yeah, that's what it would be.

Well I appreciate the spaceman.

Thank you.

Okay, we have Red Maze who just spoke like five minutes ago, a guy with zero followers and a reserve member.

Who's the zero follower person?

Uh Tadio.

Wh wh who are they?

Tadio.

Yeah, bring up the guy.

Who who who who's using an alt to

I'm on the space.

Th this will be our last person.

Go ahead, bring 'em on.

They're currently connecting.

Hey uh, I was just wondering if you would be in favor of nuking last place after taking power.

Vegas

What?

Yep.

I mean, I just hate that city, you know, it's kind of a cancer on this country.

Any other questions?

No

You think I could get an answer on that one?

Maybe in um s eighty seven days I'll think about it.

It's a it's a really difficult uh decision.

So I have to think I have to think about it for eighty seven days.

But in eighty seven days if you come back I'll have an answer.

All right, get back to me when you got a verdict.

For sure.

Alright, uh that's that.

That's t this week's Confront the Chairman, guys.

We'll be here next week.

Um

So, yeah.

We'll be here next week.

Goodbye, everybody.

Alright, well that was that.

Uh yeah.

I'm just like not in the

Like of like of like of light of light.

Dumb bullshit, you know.

And Rambly didn't show up, isn't that interesting?

Isn't that interesting?

We're almost it's almost like uh sad.

It's almost like we're missing him.

Like he didn't show up.

It's kind of disappointing.

It's like, it's kind of growing on us, you know?

It's it's gr it's it was growing on us.

Um

To be honest, it was starting to grow on us, I'm not gonna lie.

Hey Haz, I kinda you know, I kinda

It's kind of yeah ki it's kinda sad that, you know

It's almost like I look forward to it every week, you know, at this point.

You know, I don't I don't know.

I dunno.

Uh anyway guys, I'm uh kinda hungry.

I'm kinda hungry, guys.

I'm kinda hungry, guys.

I you know, I need some well, you know, you know what I need is like a Gatorade or a Power Aid or something, you know, some something along the lines of a refreshment.

Power aid.

Gatorade.

Uh electrolytes.

Or or, you know.

Mm.

You know, they have a new sprite.

Can I tell you guys about this?

They got a new sprite, so it's said.

This sprite, they combine it with tea.

It's called sprite tea.

And I'm just like, that shit looks gas.

And it's like, where do I get that shit?

Starting to see the.

The the the the advertisements.

But it's it's sprite T like like like

Tastes like lemonade.

So I don't know what's going on, but somethin's going on.

Do you guys how much do you guys want writings?

Do you guys want writings more?

You want writings?

You want articles, like big ones, like my substacks?

Do you want more of that?

'Cause I've been working on something and it's like so long at this point.

It's like twenty thousand words.

It's gonna just get longer and longer.

I just wanna know, like, you guys even want this.

Not even the book, it's something else.

It's just like, Do you even want it though?

Uh, 'cause I don't it's kinda like, you know, sometimes I think like do people even fucking want this?

Uh all right.

Alright.

Alright.

Alright.

Alright.

I'm getting my haircut tomorrow.

How should I cut my hair?

Buzz cut, military style.

What is a high taper?

What is that?

What the hell is that?

I'm not doing that shit.

Isn't that what I usually get?

It's what I usually get, isn't it?

I think that's what it usually looks like.

Yeah.

Mm

I think I want to go short.

No buzz cut if you have a lumpy head.

My head shape is actually really good.

Actually, I have a.

I have a very.

Natural

My head shape is like I was meant to be bald, you know, pretty much.

Like like uh it's kinda what I wanna I wanna get my hair short because of that, 'cause it's I think I have a good sha head shape.

I want it to

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It's like very Afroasiatic.

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Um

Yeah.

Hmm.

Show records.

Let's check.

Let's check.

Not much.

Almost nothing.

Alright guys, three hour silent stream.

Three hour silent stream.

be chillin'.

Be chilling and shit, you know?

Just be chillin' as shit.

Chilling and shit, you know.

I don't even know.

Oh.

I'm not afraid to take a s stand

Everybody

Come take my hand, this world will never man.

Through the storm.

Everybody come take my stand.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Mm.

Mm.

I'm not afraid to take a stand.

Everybody, come take my hand.

Come on, guys, sing it with me.

I'm not afraid to take a stand.

Everybody, come take my hand.

It's the airport guy.

Right.

It's actually great.

It's actually genius.

Everybody!

Let's go on YouTube.

Let's watch some YouTube.

Nobody's sleeping tonight.

Let's watch some YouTube.

Um

Hmm.

What is that that remember that AI?

It had all that

Uh you know, like what

They started making fun of North Korea.

I don't wanna deal with that shit.

Welcome.

The the the Shrek Swamp stuff.

I don't wanna deal with that that stupid YouTube channel.

Fuck them.

I'm not afraid.

To take a stand

Everybody come take my hand.

Basically like the after hours of infrared.

You know, it was like the after hours.

Now you're you're here as chill and chill.

You know, you you're basically like you're at school and you're waiting to get picked up.

And it's everyone's already left and it's all gone, but I guess you're still here.

You know?

I'm not afraid to take a stand.

Everybody come take my hand.

That is intriguing.

Actually fascinating.

Uh okay.

Um back.

We got a video that's popping off on our channel.

It's actually crazy.

We have it's like randomly popping off.

So cool.

On the ACP channel.

Why the PLA didn't love the AK-47?

You know, I want to know why.

Why not?

Inside the heads of Chinese We have to work pretty hard to get inside the heads of Chinese military leaders to understand why they thought that the AK-47 was a lousy weapon for a force like theirs, which was a Maoist People's War Force.

To hear them tell it, a force like

Iron Rose with the five.

Thank you.

Iron Rose.

I appreciate it.

The Viet Cong should have relied on SKSs.

That would be better than AK-47s.

Now, history has shown us differently.

When you think Maoist insurgency or Freedom Fighter, you think of AK-47.

Heck, you think of any low-budget developing world force.

You think AK-47s.

What makes it even stranger is that the Vietnamese and a lot of the other insurgency forces got their AKs specifically from China.

What they were using, in large measure, are not Soviet-made Kalashnikovs, but Chinese Type 56 submachine guns exported.

Oh, so it's the same shit, but it's, okay, you're going to pull a switcheroo.

It's just the same shit, but it's the one that they made.

All right, got it.

The Chinese government, expressly for the purpose of being used by those forces in their national liberation movements.

So this makes a great paradox.

Why did China think that the AK was suitable for everybody else's Maoist force, but not for their own?

The answer is not simple, but it's a puzzle that actually fits together if you understand what the Chinese leaders were thinking and what they valued.

Okay, let's start.

Many of you know the background story, but the Kalashnikov, specifically the Type 3 AK-47, arrived in China and entered Chinese service in 1956 and began being manufactured by the Chinese themselves as the Type 56.

And as we said before, the People's Liberation Army classified it the same way the Soviets had classified the Kalashnikov originally as a submachine gun.

As you know, the Soviet Union originally called it, collapsed the two roles into one.

And as we've seen before, in Chinese nomenclature, it took a long time for there to be a clear distinction and a word for light machine gun as opposed to any other kind of automatic weapon.

We've mentioned this before, but for a long time, the Chinese would just call anything a shou ti ji tang or handheld or portable machine gun that could be fired automatically and carried and operated by one person without need of a tripod, without some kind of belt feeding system or an assistant gunner, without a crew.

If it fired automatically, if it didn't have a crew, it was a portable machine.

See, they understood that under textbook circumstances, a Soviet army rifleman was going to use his Kalashnikov as part of a huge mechanized attack together with his whole regiment, 3,000 guys.

First, there would be this a mostly infantry force.

They would be supplemented by better artillery.

They would be moved around and supplied on trucks.

But the PLA did the math and they figured, look, if we're not going to be doing this big Soviet-style regimental attack, it makes sense for us to rethink what do we want from a rifle, given how we actually think we're going to be fighting.

What they concluded was the AK-47 was really a rich man's weapon.

I know this sounds lunatic from a modern perspective, but they didn't know what we know in 1956 about how the history of insurgency and guerrilla warfare was going to play out.

The way they saw it, the Kalashnikov was well conceived for the peculiar conditions of the Soviet military, which had a wealth of machines, but a paucity of training time.

From their perspective, the Kalashnikov was just a typically Soviet hardware solution to a software problem, namely a way to skirt the difficulty of teaching all the subtleties of rifle marksmanship to some unmotivated short-service conscript from Uzbekistan, who, in any case, was probably going to be fighting with a ton of armor and artillery anyway.

No, the PLA thought.

Hardware solutions only work for countries that are rich enough to afford the needed hardware.

China could and did manufacture Kalashnikovs, but the PLA still thought the Kalashnikov only made sense as a general issue rifle if you had the whole rest of a Soviet mechanized and you could operate it together with rockets and radar and radio.

Can this guy get to the fucking point of why they basically made a copy of it anyway?

The way PLA leaders saw things, they didn't suffer from the shortage of training time that the Soviet army did, where the Soviet army had two years to train a conscript.

One thing the PLA did have was recruits that they could keep for a good long time who would learn their craft as infantrymen and didn't need a hardware solution to make that training problem go away.

So if you could say that Western armies spent steel to save flesh and the Soviet army spent steel to save training time, the PLA opted to use training to save on both steel and flesh.

That is, they could afford to pick a less potent or advanced weapon and then compensate for it with better training.

And sure enough, the PLA veered way far away from the Soviet army in their thinking about rifle marksmanship training.

In fact, the PLA lined up a lot more closely with the American approach.

The U.S.

Army, of course, believed in firepower and mass just as much as the Soviets did.

But in keeping with American shooting traditions, it prized individual rifle marksmanship highly, and it stressed training precise, long-range, semi-automatic fire.

And the PLA leaders concurred.

Just like the American military of the day, the PLA wanted their basic riflemen to leave automatic weapons to someone else with more experience and better judgment and skill.

And they wanted the basic riflemen to contribute to the fight with well-aimed semi-automatic fire.

Sure, the Chinese army couldn't afford as much range time as Western armies, but that was all the more reason for them to make their shots count.

And then too, the Chinese military just didn't like the AK-47 that much.

In their mind, it had all kinds of faults.

It lacked any kind of a bayonet.

Even if you added one, they still thought it would be too short for bayonet fencing.

The big banana magazine would keep a soldier from hugging the ground to shoot in the prone position.

The AK had less effective range than the SKS because of its shorter barrel and shorter slight radius.

Even closer in, it was less accurate than the SKS and had a loopier.

It's too small.

I don't know why it's funny.

I'm kind of understanding the argument though.

I kind of get it.

It's like it makes sense to me actually.

And it lost even more accuracy in automatic fire.

It didn't even fit the Chinese body type very well.

That's what a lot of PLA rifle trainers insisted all the way until the 1980s when they finally gave up on the AK.

I'm told that the Soviet designers assumed a median Soviet army conscript who would be about 5'10 and 170 pounds.

That's much bigger.

What is it?

A gun for ants?

than the guys that the Chinese army was recruiting.

Even in the late 1980s, when the Chinese diet was much richer, a Chinese man of recruiting age averaged 5, 5, and 120 pounds.

That's five inches shorter and 50 pounds lighter than that median Soviet infantryman.

On those lighter bodies, a big Honken Kalashnikov that weighs 10 and a half pounds is just a boat anchor.

For smaller people, it could weigh close to 10% of the soldier's body weight.

And it had that big, nasty two-pound magazine hanging off the front.

And that made a weapon that the PLA already found too inaccurate for their purposes to be easy.

This actually makes a ton of sense.

If you're focusing on purely marksmanship, it actually makes total sense.

Huh.

More inaccurate.

Now, I know of at least one Chinese marksmanship trainer who still thought that even the SKS was just a bad ergonomic fit for East Asian body types, but at least it was a lot better.

What the PLA disliked most of all about the AK was the greater felt recoil.

Subjectively, it kicked more than the SKS because that long-stroke gas piston that was deliberately overgassed to make it reliable also made it harder to control, gave it less finesse.

And the AK-47 in particular, which is what the Chinese adopted, has this off-kilter bore axis that doesn't line up with the stock, so that when the shooter shoots, the recoil impulse goes back over his shoulder instead of into it.

Now, the Soviets fixed that problem in 1959 when they transitioned from the AK-47 to this updated AKM, a kind of Kalashnikov 2.0.

They fixed that stock angle.

They gave it a bayonet.

They fixed a lot of the very problems that the PLA was complaining about among themselves that made them dislike the Kalashnikov as anything other than a submachine gun.

But the PLA was already so unimpressed with the Kalashnikov and so committed to the SKS that they didn't even follow suit.

They never did develop their Type 56 AK into something lighter, more useful, with a bayonet, with better accuracy and a better recoil impulse.

By that point, they were already irretrievably committed to the SKS.

And we're going to see again and again that over the decades, every time the PLA thought that maybe it was time to introduce some refinements to the basic SKS, something would happen.

They would discover that they were already so invested in the SKS.

Mm.

Fascinating.

Let's see what other videos we can consume.

The army just deleted its own vehicles.

Who's Justin Taylor?

Is this like a

I don't know.

I don't wanna

We have Hassan Piker videos.

You know, I want to see this.

It's a miniature desert eagle that can fire.

It's a half the size of a real desert eagle.

Let's see what's going on.

What the fuck was that?

Grant, thank you, Grant.

But what was that noise?

I don't know what that noise was.

Hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe

Peter Griffin laugh.

Pretty cool.

Hehehehehehehehehehehehe

Hehehehe

There's a lot of tiny gun content.

I don't know if I want to get sucked into this pipeline or this rabbit hole of tiny guns, but there's definitely.

There's a Barrett M8.

I gotta see this one.

The Barrett M82 tiny version.

Just gotta see this.

Didn't even know this was possible.

And I gotta see the part where it fires.

Damn, that son of a bitch is real.

I mean, this is a really nasty gun.

So, even the tiny version, I'm sure that he's gotta keep his distance.

Wow.

I like how there's no speech.

I like how they don't talk.

They just show us what's going on.

Wow.

Lot of things going on in the world.

Let's let's see.

I think I've seen enough of this though.

Let's see what's what's what else to consume.

There's a guy saying he's talking about his favorite AK, I wanna see that.

Sure.

I want to see this.

Can a 45 pound pound plate stop a 50 cal sniper rifle?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Steel plate stop a 50 cal rifle.

That's what we're going to answer today.

Welcome back to Yee Life, where we shoot anything and everything with guns and we see what happens.

My name's Parker.

We just started this channel a little over.

I don't know, actually.

Over a year ago, and it's gotten maybe let's run a poll and and and uh everyone

Let's see.

Alright.

Over 2 million subscribers and literally a billion views is not what we expected at all.

We were just having fun down here at the farm in Georgetown, Texas, looking to make some videos.

And thank you guys for watching.

We never knew that it would be what it is today.

By voting no, there's also other things you have to agree to, I guess.

You have to.

You have to like be a jerk, I guess.

So, it's really fun.

So, thanks for watching.

I wanted to spice it up with some incentivization.

Thanks for letting Zach and I mess around here and shoot Fred.

And hopefully, we'll.

Everyone thinks it can.

Fucking idiots.

I have a bunch of stuff.

You guys are fucking stupid.

How, how, how?

I mean, no way.

Stuff in store for you guys in the future, too.

Sorry, I was just.

Side here inside this little hole where it's rounded out.

You can see that's like an inch.

Strap is coming back a lot more than usual.

It's a good stunt to the bottom part of the plate.

Tore off a big chunk of the A.

Did nothing to the back of the plate.

It's a good sign.

Let's move up to the deagle.

Yes, sir.

Okay.

Go ahead and load her up.

I want to see the sniper.

I don't give a fuck about the desert eagle.

There you go.

Head acquired.

This is Stinger.

You know, you know, this whole thing about wearing earmuffs, you know, you don't have to do that.

They just do that because they're just like, you know, they just like.

You got to be careful.

Shut up.

In a real war, you don't have time for fucking headphones.

You don't have time to get your fucking beats by Dre fucking headphones.

I mean I know I wore one when I shot the RPG, it's my biggest life regret wearing those stupid headphones.

It was like minus 10 aura points because I wore those dumb headphones when I shot the R R P G.

He didn't have I didn't have to, honestly.

It wouldn't have been it would've been fine.

I'm requesting a clearance of engagement.

Yeah, he gotta get clearance.

He's good now.

How'd that feel?

Well, at the best.

All right, so we're 100 yards out, and Stinger literally put our cinder block.

He's too good of a shot.

So it's going to be hard for you to not hit dead center.

You're so good of a shot, but I need you to try.

Oh, no.

He did.

I can't believe it.

All the people that said no were assholes.

It really did.

The whole plate charred here.

Unbelievable.

Came all the way out the back.

Look at that.

I didn't know that.

I really thought no.

His shirt is literally burning from that round.

Went straight through his chest.

Unbelievable.

I am shocked.

I didn't know that would happen.

David Pac-Man is leaving the country.

I just saw that recommended to me, but I'm not going to click it because I already know what he's going to say.

It's getting really dangerous, and Trump is going to put me in jail.

And I don't.

All right, cool.

I don't give a fuck.

Um

What a ridiculous premise.

Can a washing machine stop a fifty cal sniper rifle?

What an absurd premise.

Just we're doing anything now, aren't we?

We're making anything.

I mean, I'm what damn washing machine, really?

Um, say something?

Something.

Something?

Have you ever wondered if a fifty cow sniper rifle would go through a washing machine?

No, I've never wondered that.

It's just absurd.

It's a ridiculous premise.

See, they always have to do these dumb guns first, and then not the one we care about.

And I don't give a fuck about the Desert Eagle.

Where is the sniper?

Eagle.

Fred, Fred, Fred, Fred.

Hey, puts clothes in it.

Okay.

Fred, you might Fred barely tell what washing machine versifying me like that.

You do see smoke coming out here.

Do you think And it did not make it out the back of the dryer.

Found our bullet about middle of our dryer.

That little guy made it all the way through.

What?

The washing machine was too strong?

And a fucking forty f what?

Is going on?

It's fascinating.

But through this massive fan in the washing machine.

Almost made it through the dryer.

Fifty cow went in and out of our washing machine, put a hole into our dryer, but could not come through the other side.

Fred is still safe.

Wow.

What a day.

Sweet.

Look at this guy.

What is that, three videos in a row?

I can't believe this.

Changes everything.

Here we are with all of my AKs and some of you probably surprised.

You mean you don't have 27?

I don't.

I confess, just a mere five.

I haven't overdone it as much on AKs as maybe on some other firearms.

This is the SGL20 Arsenal.

This is a Chinese AKS and this one has, this is my SelectFire that's been converted.

So it's a Chinese AK.

Then it's actually called AK-47, I think.

Was it S they got on there?

Yeah, but that's irrelevant kind of the Sears what's registered.

And then this is my Sam 7 SF Arsenal.

This is another Chinese.

Both of these last ones are basically AKS 762 models as they're called.

AKS 762 Polytech.

And this one, basically the same marketing, Polytech, AKS 762.

It's just a Spiker model.

And which is kind of rare, actually.

And then this one, especially, the folder, because it was shipped this way.

So there weren't many of those made available.

That's very collectible.

And it's wonderful to shoot.

And that's what I have.

And guess what?

They're all chambered in.

Yeah, 762 by 39.

Nothing wrong with the, was it 7 545 by 39?

Nothing wrong with that.

It's a great round.

It's what they use around the world in a lot of places now.

I just always, with the AK, I wanted a 762 by 39.

I like that round, 30 caliber.

If I want an itty bitty really fast round, I just prefer 5.56, you know, in an AR format.

I'm down to...

I love that 545 round.

I've shot in it.

I love the five four five.

It's a nice round.

It's uh it's it's uh

It's a good round, you know.

I shot their newest AK model.

I don't know what it's called.

Is it the

It's like the AK fuck, what is their newest one?

The twelve?

I d is it not the twelve, there's a newer one.

There's a newer one.

I loved it.

I I loved it.

It was such a really nice rifle.

What is it called?

I cannot remember what it's called.

Uh AK

Is it the nineteen?

Did I shoot the 19?

I think it was the 19.

Let me compare them.

Uh AK twelve.

Um

Oh, it could have been the twelve, honestly.

I don't know.

I don't know which one it was.

Yeah, it was five four five.

Okay.

I liked the 12.

A lot of people don't like it.

I liked it.

It was it was nice.

I liked it.

It was a good, good gun.

But you know the the seventy four is probably the best one.

These two.

You think I should shoot them a little bit to help me out?

I guess I'm partial to folding saws, aren't I?

You know, if you haven't shot full auto, you can't even judge these guns.

That's the truth.

You have to shoot them full auto to understand them.

Boy, I hate to get both these dirty.

Think y'all, but it doesn't really matter.

But it's nice and solid.

It really is.

Yeah, that's a pretty thing.

It really is.

So let me fire it.

Maybe that'll help me.

All right.

I remember where to hold.

You don't have full auto though?

I'm talking about uh and you know they are that's right, the older ones, right?

So it's more attractive in in appearance to a lot of people.

And in the meantime,

The thing about the the reason the AK is kinda stupid in the US

Is uh i let's let's say the preppers were right and some shit went down, right?

The thing is, if we're like in an apocalyptic whatever scenario.

Um, the stupid thing about owning an AK, and I may be uninformed here, I could be talking out of my ass, but I I just kind of feel like the the rounds will not be that abundant.

'Cause, you know, ammo is already fucking really rare, you know.

Where it was.

Maybe that changed.

And it's like how often are you gonna find seven six twos like just line it's gonna be like super it's gonna be like fortnight the the fucking golden legendary tier loot chest item.

You know, you're just gonna it's gonna be like something you find rarely.

Whereas the five five six is gonna be fucking everywhere, you know, five five six is gonna just be everywhere.

Exactly.

AR is king.

It's just going to be all five five six.

Fi it's going to be the standard round for everything.

So the AK is just kind of stupid to have, if for any other reason but luxury, in my opinion, in the USA.

Because, you know, the round is just not going to be that abundant.

Or maybe not enough will be using 762, maybe, you know.

But the 556 will be everywhere.

It'll be fucking everywhere.

You know, I can tell you that.

AK is good for LARP, that's true.

That's really true.

Uh

Uh this is something I want to say.

In Ukraine, this is menu number two.

Without further ado, let's get the show on the road.

Alright guys, so here we have it, the famous Russian White Star, quote unquote.

This is their combat rations currently in use.

These are very hard to come by here in the States because of all

That's pretty cool.

I would like to give that a try one day.

I'm gonna set that off to the side guys and let's start showcasing everything we have.

Alright, so we have what looks like they're some kind of apple puree.

It's nice that this one comes with a photo.

This is a first for me.

So this is definitely looks updated.

And the um this was made in 2024, expires in 2025.

So this is considered fresh for military food.

Alright, so that looks kind of updated.

I don't remember them having the picture of the actual like apple jam on it.

Alright, then we have full disclosure.

I don't read Cyrillic.

I'm American, but we're gonna discover and see what this is all about.

I do have a translator.

I don't wanna use it.

I like experiencing this as I go.

It looks like we have three kind of beverages.

It looks

And uh powder so I believe this is creamer for their coffee.

Also M R E could be

I like Mre's.

I I heard they're expensive, aren't they?

Yeah, no fragrance whatsoever, just a slight bit of moisture, not bad, not the best, just it's it's decent, good quality, it doesn't tear.

You see how it's like material, it's cotton, so that's a good start.

We have napkins, I'm gonna set that off to the side, and then we have avoid anxiety for soldiers, 'cause it coffee does give you jitters, you know, too much coffee, but I mean I feel like you can't have too much if you get three of these, that's still not that much.

The latinous aspect of it is fatty, so I'm gonna bring you guys a little closer look first bite going in of the ham.

This is what this looks like.

This is some kind of stew.

It's like a hearty stew.

Check that out.

And it's got.

This guy is really boring.

I don't know what the fuck.

the appeal h for this content is, but it's just like I'm it's like getting super

Hey hey

Yeah, um we're gonna end the stream.

Well bye guys.

I'll see you guys Sunday.

Goodbye.

Good stream.

Bye-bye guys.

Sunday hopefully we do an earlier stream, okay?

Bye-bye.