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Like the moon.

It's a very dark day.

Very, very dark, dark, gloomy day, actually.

Dark, gloomy, and sad day and I mean that the very heavy heart

Seems like reports are indicating that the crash is not looking good.

Apparently, this is just in.

The crash has been discovered, apparently.

There is a deficiency of clarity as far as exactly what's going on.

Uh as far as I know there have been no confirmed bodies, there have been no reported deaths, but the situation is looking very, very grim.

It's a dark day not just for the Islamic Republic of Iran, but for the entire world.

And I'll explain exactly why.

Under the administration of President Racy,

Iran went from having an ambiguously

um multipolar orientation to a fully fledged one.

Integration, economic integration with China and BRICS was accelerating to an unprecedented degree.

I don't think there has ever been a period in the history of Iran that its relations were as close with Russia and China for that matter as they were under the Reisi administration.

To understand why that is, you have to know a thing or two about Iran's internal politics.

Under the reformists like Rouhani and his

predecessors going way back, Rasfanjani and others, Iran has sought a policy of more or less rapprochement with the West.

This is what the Iran nuclear deal

was born out of.

The Obama administration and Rouhani coming to this agreement and the forces, the liberal forces, whatever you want to call them.

In the United States always wanted a policy of rapproachment with Iran's reformist elements, softening relations with Iran.

Now why?

Is it because they like Iran?

Is it because Iran is not a threat to them in any capacity?

No.

It's because they have been trying to prevent Eurasian integration.

The CIA deep state, whatever you want to call it, that specific wing of the state.

knew that if they antagonized Iran too much, it would do what Iran precisely did under Reisi.

It would join Russia, it would join China, it would integrate with the new multipolar world and leave the US

dominated dollar hegemony behind

Now, comparatively irresponsible forces under the President Trump's administration, the neoconservatives, these are more or less crazy people who, from the perspective of maintaining the U.S.

Empire, are batshit insane and don't even know what they're doing.

They are regarded by the CIA and others as irresponsible elements.

They don't have a long-term vision.

They rather rely on kinds of petty forces of demagoguery to basically accomplish policies in the short term, which appear to be in the interests of the U.S.

Empire, but which in the long term are clearly not.

And the forces under Trump's administration that were against Iran precisely epitomize these tendencies.

They brazenly kept going on, why aren't we going against Iran?

I can't believe Obama gave Iran billions of dollars.

See, in the short term, this is just demagogic political nonsense.

The long term strategic vision of maintaining the US Empire, clearly that was not that is not a wise move to antagonize Iran.

But the neocons won out because Trump's administration shook things up.

And with the assassination of Soleimani, among other things, with the ripping up of the Iran nuclear deal,

Racy won out the hardliner faction, and the acceleration of the multipolar world not only continued at a rapid pace,

But the war against US hegemony, a new front opened up.

in the Middle East.

Now believe it or not

Iran's stance in the Middle East has always been a defensive one.

Iran has not openly declared war against US hegemony even since the Khomeini Revolution.

Under Khomeini, since that revolution, Iran tried to play a very fine line.

The slogan one of the slogans of the Iranian Revolution was neither East nor West.

They did not want to take a side in the Cold War.

They didn't want to take a side in the confrontation between Eurasianist and Atlanticist forces.

They did their best to show solidarity with their Muslim brothers in Palestine, in Lebanon, and show solidarity with forces of resistance in general in the region because they were an anti-colonial force.

But when it came to the great game, when it came to the great confrontation, the long game, the battle between Eurasia and Atlantis,

Iran was kind of fence sitting.

In the Middle East region, sure, they were aligned against the United States.

but it was always very ambiguous.

I want everyone to recall what happened in the nineteen nineties.

It was the Gulf War.

The United States had Iraq and Saddam in their crosshairs primarily, precisely because they thought Iraq

was too close to Eurasia.

As a matter of fact, the French president or prime minister at the time recalled that George W.

Bush told him something very strange.

Told him that Gog and Magog is at work in Iraq.

The French president, not knowing what this means, had to consult the French Academy for the Research and Study of Protestantism, something like that, to figure out just what George W.

Bush was talking about.

And it turns out the evangelical myth interpretation of the story of Gog and Magog in the Bible.

QNTM, what's up?

Off to a great start.

In any case,

The interpretation by evangelicals of the story of Gog and Magog, the prophecy of Gog and Magog, held it that Eurasia, Russia in particular, was Gog and Magog.

That was the force of Gog and Magog, the uprising of Eurasia.

So Iraq, part of the reason deterrent, if I'm pronouncing it correctly, for the invasion and confrontation against Iraq was the perception, not necessarily grounded in reality, but still a perception, that in contrast to Iran, Iraq was more aligned with the forces of Eurasian integration.

And during this period Iran

Did not actively get in the way of the US invasion in any capacity.

So Iran

has only recently been confronting the United States, not just within the region on the issue of Lebanon and Israel and Palestine, but on the world stage.

Iran is challenging the US global system.

Those are very different things.

It's very important that I emphasize those are very different things.

Because although Iran is against colonialism in the Middle East and against U the US presence in the Middle East.

Iran, before the era of widespread sanctions, was doing its best to integrate into the US-led global economic world order.

and it did do this to a certain extent, and as a consequence

There emerged within Iran a very powerful, liberal, some may even argue oligarchical, liberal, billionaire class.

Minister, what's up?

Very rich elites who got rich off of business relationships with the West.

Somewhat similar, not exactly a one-to-one comparison.

with Russia.

Situation there.

Although Iran regularly denounced the United States as the great Satan, Iran did not get involved in great power politics until very recently.

Before recently, Iran's rejection of the United States was along the lines of global south solidarity and third worldism.

Iran established very good relationships with Cuba, with Venezuela, even to an a certain extent with North Korea.

the most hostile countries against the United States.

But as far as the great game is concerned, great power politics, confrontation between the West and Eurasia, between China and the West, Iran did not necessarily get that involved.

It wasn't

stepping to the fore as a as a major player in that regard.

Again, the scrapping of the Iran nuclear deal, the political defeat of the reformist factions within Iran.

I need to give you some context.

During the Iranian Revolution,

There were some elements in that revolution.

It's very, very complex.

It's difficult to talk about without confusing people because it's so complex.

But there were some factions in the Iranian Revolution

that represented what we would call the global democracy faction, the demo quote unquote democratic faction, more or less aligned with neoliberal democracy worldwide,

In a similar way as the kind of

Revolutions against the Cold War dictators appointed by the United States in Chile

in the Philippines and elsewhere, and South Korea for that matter that that element was there in the Iranian Revolution.

The Revolution, of course, was not carried by that element.

And in no way did that element preponderate the majority of the forces that accomplished that revolution against the Shah.

But understand that the timing is very clear.

During the Iranian Revolution, around that time, there started to be other kinds of democratic revolutions, quote unquote, against US-backed dictators.

But these were not anti-US revolutions.

Far from it.

They consolidated within the realm of civil society the American Global Project.

South Korea's dictator started to clash and butt heads with the United States.

Same with the dictator of the Philippines.

And we can only speculate about ch uh it's doubtful that Pinoshe ever entered into conflict with the United States.

But Spain is another example, right?

So the Shah was also increasingly

His relationship with the West was becoming increasingly tense because of his human rights violations, yada yada yada.

The forces of civil society within the West and throughout the world.

Civil society, of course, controlled by the ruling class.

You know, they they were not fans of the Shah.

That's not to say the Shaw wasn't a US puppet, he was.

But you have to understand there's a dynamism here at play that's important to recognize.

I'm filling you in with some very important context.

There's only so much I can say.

But that element was there.

And some some may argue that

It's precisely that element that grew into becoming the reformist faction within Iran.

Keep that in mind.

So as such, Iranian politics has been a battleground between the reformists and the hardliners, those that wanted to integrate Iran more or less within the United States-led democratic world order, and those that want to double down on Khomeini's revolution, Khomeini in particular.

wanted to double down on that revolution and bring Iran into a direction of

you know, what the West would call rogue authoritarianism.

More close with Eurasia.

More closeness with the anti democratic world, quote unquote.

More Iranian sovereignty.

more uh of Iran going its own way, not just at the level of cultural policies and the Palestine question, but at the level of the fundamentals of economics.

See, that's really the kicker here.

Iran integrating economically with the East rather than the West.

Although the slogan of the Iranian Revolution, neither East Nor West, there's a lot of wisdom, there's a lot of

There's a lot of uh

Significance to that slogan.

It can't be dismissed.

History seems to show that you're tilting in one direction or the other and it's simply inescapable.

There's no way to just

Be beyond the East or the West.

Under the Reformists, Iran is more tilting toward the West.

Under the Hardliners, it's tilting more toward the East.

Such are the facts, such are the facts of history.

So I'm filling you in with some context so you appreciate the gravity of the tremendous loss if it's true that not just Racy but also the Foreign Minister and others, if they really did not survive this crash, it is such a tremendous loss to the forces of the multipolar world and to Eurasian integration.

We should really appreciate that.

This was not just the Iranian president.

Any this was not just any Iranian president.

This was the Iranian President,

Who finally oversaw

the most aggressive orientation ever taken in the history of Iran, modern history of Iran, away from the clutches of the West, not just at the level of politics, that's nothing new, but at the level of economics as well.

Now why am I bringing all of this up?

Firstly,

It's not my intention to engage in reckless speculation.

I don't encourage the community to engage in reckless speculation either.

Key word is reckless.

We don't know what happened to that helicopter.

It could very well have been an accident.

We don't know.

We have to wait for the reports on the ground.

But what I will insist upon

What I will insist upon is this, if it wasn't an accident, there is no reason to think that only Israel would have been behind this.

That's all I'm going to say.

If it was in fact an assassination, don't automatically assume it was Israel.

Because I just gave you a very important context to understand Iran's internal situation.

Racy made more enemies, more specific than just Israel itself.

There are powerful forces within Iran who have vested interests in aligning closer to the west rather than the east.

And I would suspect that those forces were not very happy with the direction.

President Racy

was going in in terms of his policy making and in terms of his pursuit

Of

integrating with BRICS and with China's Belt and Road Initiative.

Reuters has confirmed his death.

May he rest in peace.

This is a very dark and sad day, like I said.

We don't know what to expect going forward.

You know, I saw an Iranian analyst make a point that I very much.

Agree with he said that

He basically said that everyone who's jumping to the conclusion that Israel assassinated him, you're kind of doing Zionist propaganda because you are.

It only has one winner, Israel, because you're selling the narrative that uh Israel can both bring a sense of humiliation to Iranians and neutralize the sense of national power resulting from Sadiq's promise.

Israel doesn't need to assassinate a President.

It requires that you and I naively repeat this rumor and give way to it to turn a reality into the minds of the public.

Let me also emphasize something else, because there's a lot of mistaken conclusions people are jumping to, which I don't think are very well grounded, okay?

It's also important you recognize if this was a state actor who assassinated President Reisi, the former President Reisi, this was is not going to be like the assassination of Soleimani.

Why?

Soleimani

probably among the greatest leaders of the modern era, greatest military geniuses of the modern era.

Up there with Napoleon and you name it.

But he was not the o an an official

um leader of the Islamic Republic as such.

He was a leader of the IRGC, which is the mil it's like the Red Guards.

You know, China had the Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution.

Iran had their own version of the Red Guards, which they formalized in the form of the IRGC.

The IRGC is not the same as the government of Iran.

It's a it's a it's not a separate entity, but it's a different it's not it's not exactly an identical entity as the republic, the republican government.

The IRGC is not elected like the President, and so on and so forth.

So

You should really do well to keep that in mind.

when appreciating the gravity of the situation, because uh Iran this is that would be a real declaration of war if a state actor like Israel was behind this.

Though I will tell you, my suspicions are such that I don't

Really think it Israel was behind this.

I I I don't know, no one knows, but I I just don't find it likely.

I don't find it particularly likely.

Israel really, really was, excuse me for swearing, shitting bricks during the confrontation with Iran.

Month ago, weeks ago, my memory's fogged.

But Israel did not want that situation to escalate.

They were looking for a way to save face after Iran struck them and they didn't even do anything.

Sleeper, let's go!

Wow!

The five Let's hear it for Sleeper.

See here for sleeper, keeping the lights on.

Anyway.

Uh I don't think Israel was behind this.

Th that would be such an escalation that I don't think Israel wants right now.

And if they wanted that kind of escalation, they would have acted differently during the confrontation with Iran about a month ago.

I don't think this was Israel.

Or if it was Israel in the form of the Mossad, I don't think they acted alone.

Make of that what you will.

If anyone assassinated President Racy, mark my words, if it was an assassination, let's just say it wasn't necessarily a foreign state actor.

But we don't want to get carried away in reckless speculation, because it may have not been an assassination at all.

It could have really just been an accident, because it was foggy weather and helicopters are dangerous, and LeBron died in a helicopter.

But it's just awfully it's just an awful coincidence that so many important officials were on that helicopter.

And

I take the liberty of

Posing the

The fact that it wouldn't necessarily have to be a foreign state actor committing this assassination, not to engage in reckless speculation, but to actually keep you informed and educate you about the nature of Iran's internal politics and the forces that are at play there.

It's very important you understand that.

Because Iran is not the same as China.

Politically speaking, I actually think Iran is a little more comparable to Russia.

Now it's not a one for one comparison, obviously not, it's a very different country.

Iran's a revolutionary country, Russia is I guess indirectly a revolutionary country, but not directly.

But in the same way that Putin has to deal with all of these kind of

oli liberal oligarchs and western o you know, Europhiles and

Atlanticists within Russia.

Same thing is true within Iran.

Iran is not like North Korea.

It's not a fully consolidated state.

The Iranian Revolution, like I said, it's a very it was very ambiguous.

There were many different germs and seeds within that revolution, and there are many different factions which have very different interpretations about what they mean.

And this is another context I want to give to you while we're talking about this.

Okay?

Because.

It's very important I fill you in on this context.

During the Presidency of Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, who I believe recently has started taking some very questionable positions,

But nonetheless, uh he was more so considered a hardliner during his presidency.

And coincidentally enough, under his presidency there was a big movement, the Green Revolution, quote unquote.

led by Moussavie.

If you remember it, I believe it was two thousand nine.

Could be wrong.

But that was precisely the reformists behind that Green Revolution.

It was the Reformists.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad got elected by the Iranian street, by the Iranian masses,

And so the reformists, through a tantrum and through a fit, by mobilizing the urbanites, the educated urbanites and the upper middle classes,

To throw a tantrum.

Such was the Green Revolution.

The slogans of the Green Revolution, death to Russia.

Death to Russia That was one of the main slogans of the Green Revolution.

Why?

Because Ahmedinejad was overseeing more closeness in relations with Russia.

And then consequently following and following years under Obama, Rouhani comes out on top.

Nothing.

Nothing.

There's some civil unrest, some conspiring by the MEK.

That's it.

No nothing much.

There's a lot of widespread economic discontent, and for the first time, working classes got mobilized against the Iranian government because of Rouhani's neoliberal policies.

And the MAK tried to tap into that and hijack that sentiment, and that was the main thing that happened under Rouhani.

But no such hashtag revolution, no such color revolution under Rouhani, the reformist.

Now.

Another strange coincidence.

Under Racy

Few years back.

Interesting, it's interesting.

Racy, a hardliner, gets elected, kind of like Ahmadinejad, gets elected, carried off of the back of the Iranian masses, the popular masses, the rural people.

What happens?

Woman life freedom.

I'm sure you've heard of it, the Woman Life Freedom Protests.

Isn't that so strange?

Every time there's a hardliner there's some kind of color revolution within Iran's civil society that's mobilized against the government.

Isn't that so strange?

So I'm only telling you this.

I'm not to engage in reckless speculation.

We don't know if it was an accident or if it was an assassination.

We have no clue.

That's not the main thing.

The main thing is that you should be mindful that Iran has a very complicated internal politics with many different factions.

And these factions are very much polarized between tilting west and tilting east.

Should be m you should be mindful of that.

Of course, Iran is ruled by the supreme leader Khamenei.

But Iran is an Islamic republic.

And as such

Khamenei, I am sure, sympathizes with the hardliners more.

But Iran's political system, the way it was set up, in large part it had to compromise with these

students and uh other kinds of people during the revolution.

It it it has to kind of make this compromise with the urban

Liberal middle class element.

uh politically speaking, as far as who it elects in terms of presidency and so on and so on.

I have utmost faith in Kamenai, the supreme leader,

And I have utmost faith in the IRGC, people like Soleimani.

I mean as long as you have the two

the two forces of Iranian sovereignty, the supreme leader, Khamenai, and the IRGC.

It's almost like the IRGC is like his Praetorian Guard, if you want to think about this in Roman terms.

only faithful to Khamenei and no one else, only faithful to the supreme leader.

But as long as these two forces remain in power within Iran, Iran's sovereignty will be unconquerable, be insurmountable.

But the problem is that within the Iranian democratic political system, let's call it.

Pro Western reformers have a voice and have a seat at the table.

And whether those forces have the best interests of the republic at heart?

Your your best guess is as good as mine.

I'm not Iranian.

Although I LARP as Iranian, but I'm not.

I don't live in Iran.

It's not my place to judge, it's not my place to make statements.

But Iran is a very peculiar country.

It's it's it's the revolution is safeguarded.

Its revolutionary orientation is non-negotiable.

It is a revolutionary state because of Supreme Leader Khamenai, because of the IRGC.

But it has somehow separated political authority based on revolutionary politics from pol uh administrative politics, the day-to-day goings of this or that economic policy, yada yada yada, and that it delegates to a separate system which very much is what we would call a normal democracy by Western standards, right?

Where the president gets elected in popular elections and they have a parliament and yada yada yada.

That is not the ultimate political authority within Iran, but it has considerable influence as far as the various economic relationships Iran pursues as far as foreign policy.

See, that's the thing you really have to appreciate and understand.

It's not that Iran's.

Military political geopolitical orientation can change through elections.

It cannot change.

But Iran's trade deals.

and things of the economic nature of foreign relations, that has kind of been separated in many ways from Iranian geopolitical um

the geopolitical norm of Iran, meaning there's wiggle room to go in one direction or the other, and Reisi was very much going in the eastward direction.

So you see, this is what is so complicated about Iran.

They have to trade with China and Russia because of sanctions.

Yes, but that's a result of the Iran nuclear deal being torn up.

If Rouhani was still in charge, he would have been actively pursuing something with Biden to return back to the Iran nuclear deal.

But he's not.

Racy is.

Racy said, We tried that, it failed, so we're not going to do that anymore.

But the reformists still want to cozy up with the West.

What do you think about the Today party?

Iranian Stalinists.

Do not besmirch the good name of Stalin by calling the Tuda liberal.

The Gorbachev Tudah Party.

Stalinists.

They're not Stalinists.

They're liberals and they're traitors to their homeland, and I have no sympathy with them whatsoever.

And no, they have nothing in common with Stalin.

Thank you for the ten.

I appreciate the ten.

But they are not Stalinists.

Khomeini was a Stalin more of a Stalinist than they were.

Khamenai is more of a Stalinist than they could ever possibly hope to be.

The Tudah party are traitors to their homeland, just like the MEK, who went and uh joined forces with Saddam against their own homeland, just because things didn't go go the way they wanted to politically.

I have no sympathy with traitors.

The India-Iran port deal two days ago, of course it's probably connected.

I mean, if it's just an assassination, that is.

If if it's proven to be an assassination, it will b backfire.

You're right.

If it's proven that it was an assassination.

But we don't know.

We don't know that.

We don't know that.

Like I said.

Iran's a complicated country.

We don't want to engage in reckless speculation.

But what we do want to do is have a clear an understanding and analysis of Iranian internal politics.

How much influence does Tuda have today?

Within Iran, none, but within England and other western countries, in Belgium or France, they sit around at protests, uh and in L A waving their red flags while uh

joining alongside monarchists.

and the Pahlavi monarchus.

Such great communists they are, literally calling for the restoration of the Pahlavi monarchy.

Just because uh they failed.

To educate Iranians about Marxism-Leninism.

I have no sympathy for those people at all.

The entire cabin was burnt and badly damaged, with that happening from a crash.

CRASH!

What's up, man?

I don't know if that would happen.

I don't know.

I'm not a helicopter crash expert.

You know, we we do have to kind of r let's rein in the ex I'm not a helicopter expert, guys.

I'm a I'm a I I'm a person who knows a lot about history and geopolitics and Marxism, Leninism, and philosophy.

Diaspora.

I think that we should dig a ditch and um

Shoot you in the back of the head and push you in it.

That's what I think.

In a video game, okay.

Because there's something about that's literally a joke, by the way, that's not serious, but

It's very triggering to call those people Bolsheviks.

It's just very triggering.

It's just very triggering.

Okay.

Uh the M E K

Are disgraceful, dishonorable, not just traitors.

They are enemies of the Iranian people.

The MEK.

Where do you even begin?

The MEK.

fought with Saddam's armies, put themselves under the employ of Saddam as mercenaries to attack their own people.

The M E K became the hired thugs of the U S against Iran.

The MEK right now is uh collaborating with that cuck.

What's his name?

The Bahlavi heir, who's a cuck.

His wife gets fucked by some French guy every day.

What's his name again?

I don't even see, I don't even know this guy's name.

The His Majesty, His Majesty, the true King of Iran, the true Shah of Iran, what's his name?

Pahlavi something.

He's a Pahlavi obviously.

That's who MEK uh collaborates with.

There's no politi Reza Pahlavi, sure.

I mean, aren't they all where's wasn't his father called that too?

Reza Pahlavi.

Uh there you go.

Junior Reza Pahlavi Junior

Now, regarding the woman life freedom movement, RTSG did a huge expose totally exposing it.

It was an op.

It was a total fraud.

Every single founding claim and myth of the woman life freedom movement of, you know, the police beat this girl to death.

It was all been debunked.

You don't believe me?

Go read it yourself.

Go read it yourself.

It's all was based on lies, and those lies were very methodically astroturfed and chosen.

Why?

Because the reformists didn't get their way in elections, and so what did they do?

The RTSG substack's very good on that front.

I don't have a prescriptive

attitude toward Iran.

I believe in Iranian self-determination.

But what I don't what I am unwilling to buy into are f uh Iranian political quote unquote forces that are entirely backed and based on selling themselves to US imperialism who seriously are trying to make it seem like they're viable

Legitimate claimant claimants to the Iranian state.

I don't buy any of that, to be honest.

And I can also see the behavior of the reformists just observing it, that every time they don't win elections they start doing these hashtag revolutions on the street.

And I I find that curious.

I I find that curious.

I it makes me wonder whether or not they're actually

Have any political legitimacy, or if they're just mobilizing middle-class urbanites.

Minority basically to get their way against the majority.

Sounds familiar, doesn't it?

Doesn't that sound familiar?

Doesn't that sound very familiar?

Now this uh might strike you as interesting.

Uh let me show this to you.

President Putin deploys two advanced airplanes, helicopters, and fifty professional mountain rescuers to Iran to help find President Raci.

You know, it's interesting because I think Putin probably recognized, if this is true, that hey, Racy was a friend of the Russian Federation.

He was uh ushering in and heralding in an era of unprecedented closeness between Russia and Iran.

It's in Russia's interest to help this guy out and send their goodwill to it, you know.

But the wreckage has been found.

Let's see.

Okay, yeah.

He has been uh confirmed dead.

May he rest in peace.

I believe he was a good president.

I believe he was an excellent president.

Ibrahim Reisi is confirmed dead.

Ver it's a very dark day.

It's a very dark day.

The Iranian Republic will survive.

Iran will endure, it will survive this, but it is nonetheless a very dark day.

It's not a

It's definitely not a good omen.

This is just so bad.

It's it's this uh I I don't know what the protocol for Iranian politics is as far as who uh would s would step in and

assumed the office of Presidency in the meantime,

This is uh very concerning, very concerning.

Very concerning and troubling.

I think I'm gonna make a tweet um about this.

I'm gonna make a tweet and you guys should boost it live on stream.

Give me a second.

We're gonna make a post.

Um

'Cause I want I want to um educate the public.

Fuck!

Give me a sec.

Sorry.

Inisac.

I I've noticed a lot of people are getting soft banned on Twitter, and I think I'm one of them.

But there it's like a new soft banning thing that's going on.

Um everyone's been saying they've got search banned and everything.

'Kay.

Give me a second.

Okay.

If you don't post eugenics content then he'll soft ban you.

Yeah, I've noticed that.

I've noticed it's so strange.

Uh the people yeah, the no the the far right is not getting softman like we are.

It's fucking crazy.

Um

Um

That um

Uh Iranian

Um

IRGC was shoved by Hashemi into reconstruction after the Iraq war, hoping to stunt their political pull.

Instead they've become the foremost economic planners of the country.

Thank you so much for the donation.

Yeah, IRGC plays a huge role in Iranian socialism.

It's important to understand that among the political forces within Iran, Raci represented the forces of the multipolar world.

His presidency oversaw an unprecedented degree of positive relations, cooperation, coordination with Russia, China,

Sure.

And China

With uh I'll just say

Bricks.

as well as China's belt

Road initial

Accelerated

Advanced at a rapid pace.

Ensuring

Ensuring Iran's participation

in the global dismantlement of dollar hegemony.

This is in contrast to the reformist government preceding Racy, which was still hedging its bets on behalf of pro Western business

Within Iran.

On normalizing

Relations with the West through failed initiatives like the Iran nuclear deal.

The reckless actions of the

Forces within the Trump cabinet.

Insured.

such pro Western uh orient

Yeah.

Near total sidelining of pro Western reformists within Iran.

Almost gu guaranteeing

Iran

Bo

Uh

A full pivot

Bye, Iran.

Eurasian integration.

If there is

Is anything we can be hopeful for in addition to?

Praying for the well being and security of Iran.

People

It is

That races

The policies of the Racy administration, the um

Multi polar

is not reversed.

That Iran continues to um

develop relations with Russia.

and other Western forces.

The only thing standing

The most effective strategy by the

Is dividing

is of multi polarity.

Dividing bricks

Dividing um

and dividing all forces of resistance.

Time to maintain

Unity of all global

Of resistance to ensure a smooth transition into post.

Post.

Dollar World Order.

Alright, that's the tweet.

Okay, give me a second.

Uh, I'm just gonna adjust the photo a little bit.

Just gonna crop it just a little bit.

Alright.

Okay, I posted it and I'm gonna sh put it in the Discord.

Um

So this is my official statement that we're going to be giving to the public.

I don't give a fuck about typos.

Why are you adding me about typos after I already sent it?

Dude, I want to ban you.

Holy shit.

I don't give a fuck.

Don't tell me stupid shit no one gives a fuck about that I can't do anything about.

Go fucking cry about it.

Literally go cry.

Go report me to the police.

Dial 911 right now.

911.

Call the police and tell them that I made those typos.

But don't tell me because I don't give a fuck.

Because there's nothing I can do about it.

Jesus Christ

You know what?

You know what?

What are you even talking about?

I didn't spell administration wrong.

What are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

Wait, maybe I did.

Yeah, I did.

I yeah, okay, I was typing too fast.

Who gives a shit?

No one's even gonna see that.

I mean nobody cares.

Nobody gives a shit.

Nobody cares.

You see how fast I type this, okay?

Just get over it.

Literally, get over it.

Like, who gives a fuck?

Um yeah, we we should boost this.

Um because I think this is the I think this is the right analysis, you know?

I think this is exactly the message we want to get across.

Raci represented the forces of the multipolar world within Iran.

And let's just hope the reformists gain nothing out of this.

Because that would endanger the that would endanger the new the the based new world order that's developing and emerging and it would threaten to endanger the kind of new pact.

Between Iran, Russia, China, and others.

Forces of global resistance.

Mm-hmm.

But it is so horrible that this happened.

It it genuinely is so horrible.

It is genuinely just a horrible it's not just horrible because the loss of life is horrible, the loss of an Iranian president is horrible, it's horrible for the Iranian people, it's horrible for the Iranian nation, it's horrible for the Islamic Republic, but it's also horrible for the multipolar world that this happened.

The multipolar world cannot be stopped, but this is just an extremely bad thing.

Just a horrible thing.

You know, I wouldn't say it's the same thing as Putin dying, but that's the frame in which you should try to understand it.

It's like this was one of the most important

administrations, civilian governments,

Such a key element to this new alliance that's forming of Eurasian integration, of Russia, China, Iran, forces of global resistance uniting together against a common enemy.

You know, it's very bleak that this happened.

It's not good news.

I mean, of course, it's not good news, but I mean, you should really be mourning, not just because it was a horrible tragedy and so on, but also because this this is genuinely a massive loss for the forces of multi-polarity, you know.

You guys, you know what I'm thinking of, uh, besides that?

It's kind of pivoting.

When I start my streams for the intro, should I just put the tweet up on stream and just be like boost, boost, boost?

like on stream.

'Cause every time I tell you guys to boost a stre a tweet on stream, somehow you guys boost it without any issues.

Like somehow there's no issues.

It's just that when I do it through Discord,

You know.

Yeah, I sh I probably should do that, right?

'Cause that that could reduce our intros to maybe I wanna reduce our intros to like five minutes.

I ideally speaking, the intro should just be five minutes of the intro and then the three or four minutes of the uh official intro.

So a total nine to ten minute intro would be ideal.

Like that would be ideal, you know.

Not everybody checks Discord.

All right, if you don't check Discord, reveal yourself.

Just reveal your sin.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

Go ahead and reveal yourself if you don't check.

Matter of fact, if you're one of the people that mute the notifications in the Discord, let's just do a show of hands, you know?

Let's do a show of hands.

Yapper, is multipolarity a resistance?

Isn't unipolarity the one doing the resisting against the future?

No, it's a good point, Yapper.

Wow, that's actually a good point.

I would say it's a form of resistance against the vain political project of the US unipolar world order, but yeah, ultimately it's the occupier that's resisting history.

But semantic semantics.

Semantic semantics.

Look, if if you mute the Discord, just reveal yourself.

We're not gonna.

I'm not going to totally write your username down and put you on a list so that in 2036 you and your entire extended family are going to be tracked down and sent to the Bering Strait to work in grueling gulag-type conditions.

I'm totally not going to do that.

Just reveal yourself.

Just reveal yourself.

You know, if you don't check the Discord, oh, that's fine.

That's fine.

Let's do a show of hands, all the people who don't check.

You know?

Been broken for months, don't know how to turn it back on.

That's just horrible.

Please do, Haas.

Give me and my family.

Give me and my family purpose.

That's so funny.

It's the Yankee Taggy saying that, too.

Oh.

Yeah.

Yeah, where you been, Yankee?

Where you been?

Missed you.

We all missed you.

Um I yeah, I haven't seen ya around anywhere.

It's actually true.

Yankee's one of the only people, like, if they turn out to be like an FBI agent, like, I'll straight up still forgive them.

I'll just be like, yeah, whatever.

It's no big deal.

I'm sure you at least agree with us like twenty percent.

sincerely, you know, if it's just part of the job, whatever.

Don't even care.

It's totally fine.

Okay.

I'm totally cool with it.

I don't take things personally.

See, look, I don't really.

The only fed, like if you're if someone's a fed within the community, but they're not being a wrecker, they're just like here to like monitor us and observe us.

Like, I straight up don't care.

Like, unless you're asking for people's private information, which that would be a problem.

But otherwise, if you're just friendly, you're just sitting around, just like spying on us, I don't care.

We're doing everything in public.

We're not breaking any laws.

No issues.

Matter of fact, we may convert some of y'all, you know, and then we may make you our feds and have you spy on the FBI for us.

Right?

Because you got to think about it.

Everyone's got political views, right?

Everyone's got a philosophy.

Not everybody is just a robot who just does whatever their bosses tell them.

Right?

Everybody's got some.

Yeah.

Fidel slept with his honeypot.

Yeah, they don't do that with me.

They don't ever send me any dimes that are feds.

I've that's never happened to me, which is just like so fucked up.

And it's like

You know, th th it's like they'll say, Oh yeah, we're gonna send

We're gonna send this beautiful woman to you.

This is what they would typically do to other people and nowadays, like in this day and age.

They'll they'll it's so lazy, they'll just have some like beautiful woman DM a guy and then have him like send a dick pic and then blackmail him with it.

And you know, whoever's a fed out there, you have to send her like to me in person.

You, I'm not doing this like DMing shit.

All right, you have to send her to me in person, yeah, yeah.

I'm not I'm not a texter or a talker, you know.

So go ahead.

By all means, gather all the intel.

But stop being so fucking lazy about it, will you?

Stop being so damn lazy about it.

That guy in Moscow was that guy was like a Steve Buscemi creep.

You know what?

If that guy's watching, I genuinely feel bad if he's not in the CIA.

But I'm a thousand percent sure that was a CIA agent.

I walk out of the Russofile movement event building.

He is just on the sidewalk.

Haz, right?

Sounds like Steve and looks like Steve Buscemi.

I'm like, yeah, are you part of the event?

No, actually, I'm just kind of checking it out.

And I'm like,

How did you know the address of this place?

How did you know the address?

Where did you get it?

We only got the address because we were in the event that they had to give it to us.

It's not a pu it's not publicly.

The hell's going on?

That was so strange.

But they don't ever send me honey pots, they just fucking send me like autistic stalkers.

Who just like scream and yell at me on Twitter all the time and just spam, just constantly send nonsense my way.

That's all they do.

They don't ever send me honey pots.

They just send me an army of NAFO Spurgs to just harass all of my posts.

They just, yeah, and they send other, they send like that one guy, that crazy guy on Instagram who said he wants to kill all of us.

That's what they isn't that so fucked up?

They sent Fidel like 12 honeypots.

All they send us is that mentally disabled guy on Instagram who threatens to murder us in a mass shooting or something.

What a great!

I really hate the government, you know.

Like, you want to ask me why I hate the government?

That's why.

What a fucked-up thing they do.

What a disgu I mean, you guys are so twisted.

Whatever why don't we get the Fidel treatment?

What the fuck?

Why do we have to why do you have to do th why are we just see it's so lazy you're just literally harassing us with mentally disabled people disgusting sweaty mentally disabled abominations And we have to deal are you just trying to make us tired?

Are they just trying to make us tired?

You're just trying to tire us out like oh here we go Jesus Christ

Here we go.

Yeah, they just send us mentally disabled.

Um

Yeah.

Yeah, they're too overwhelmed with Havana syndrome.

You guys know I uh they gave me the the technology for Havana syn syndrome to use on my streams.

Uh anyone who is an enemy of Marxism, Leninism who watches my streams.

You will get Havana symptoms just from watching me because I have a specific frequency that I put my audio output at, which causes dizziness and headaches and whatever.

And it's the spec.

It's like, you know, when LaRouche did the 432 Hertz thing, that's what the whole Havana syndrome stuff is about.

It's like.

445.

It's 413.

We do 413 Hertz, and that's what the Havana syndrome is.

See, LaRouche himself invented Havana syndrome because he realized 432 Hertz that can like grow plants and shit, right?

But by the same token, if you the frequency can also like kill people if you just have the right one.

And it turns out.

four hundred and thirteen hertz actually like makes people's stomach explode or some shit.

What whatever Havana's syndrome was.

So LaRouche gave this technology to the Cubans, the Chinese, the Russians,

And also, uh they gave it to infrared.

And now we use it against

We use it against people like Robert Evans from Bellingcat.

If there's anyone, if there's anyone who I just think of their face and I'm like, someone fucking point a Havana syndrome Ray at that fucking guy.

That guy needs Havana syndrome.

All those Bellingcat people.

Give me a giant Havana Syndrome fucking mini gun and let me just every single Bellingcat piece of that fucking guy who went to Syria.

What's his name?

What's that guy's name?

Brace Belden or whatever.

Every single one of those people.

Get us the ray guns right now.

Havana syndrome, right now.

Robert Evans, Havana syndrome.

Give us the ray gun.

Brace Belden, give us the fucking ray gun.

All of those people need a form of Havana syndrome that makes them vomit blood and makes them explode spontaneously, their intestines just exploding.

We need a version of Havana syndrome for those people where they have to go take a number two.

And its explosive fatal diarrhea.

That just it's just just totally they shit their organs out, basically.

Those amateur McMouth sounds you make give me some bad Havana syndrome if you know what I mean.

Oh, woo ooh woo woo woo woo.

I I really didn't even hear what you said.

I don't know what mouth

I am going on Jimmy Dore this Wednesday.

There you go.

I'm going on Jimmy Dore this Wednesday.

Going on, Jimmy Doer this Wednesday.

Yeah, Elliot Higgins, all those people, all those feds, all of them.

First of all, if we ever take power.

Uh

Never mind.

But please

Let's get some Havana syndrome in here.

No, Robert Evans is way worse than Yenmi Park because Yenmi Park is a dumb bitch that no one believes anything she says.

Nobody believes anything she says.

Who believes anything she says?

She goes, Oh, I was from North Korea and, you know, what they do is they make it they make every day you have to wake up at 4:30 a.m.

and you have to pledge allegiance to communism by ripping out your teeth and then surgically putting it back on to learn how to be a doctor and then you're getting shipped off to do free medical care because Obamacare is the same thing as Kim Jong-un.

Like, I don't know.

Yenmi Park, nobody believes anything she says.

If they do.

They deserve to go to jail.

Really?

Really?

Guys, you ever notice something about these Bellingcat, Paul Mason, Robert Evans people?

They all have that same like vice news dreary as like they think they're like I don't know, they think they're some kind of hipster James Bond or something.

It's just like they're like this is the real world where the only thing that matters is sp spontaneous self-expression against these dictatorships.

The dictatorships.

That's what I call fascism.

Fascism.

The dictatorships.

I'm Robert Evans.

I have a dreary grey profile picture to epitomize that it's it's a long struggle out here for democratic anarchism and democracy against fascism because this Nasball Strasserite fascists are taking over the world.

And I'm Robert Evans and I'm here to document how in North Korea not only do they eat babies, but they eat babies that themselves have babies, which are eaten by the very babies being eaten by babies who are themselves not even born yet.

I'm here in Moscow.

It's like a sunny day in Moscow.

It's May.

They're like they're like.

I'm here in Moscow.

It's very gloomy and dreary because I put on this really gray filter.

The dictatorship of Putin is sliding back all of the freedoms, and everyone is so unhappy.

It's like Snapchat, it's like those stupid Snapchat filters where it makes your face frowning.

And they put that on, they just put that on everyone, but it's literally like a Snapchat filter, so it's in real time.

So when someone walks by for like a split second, the filter is off, and you can clearly see it's just like it's a filter.

They've got the gray and the Snapchat frowning.

It's really bad what's going on here in Moscow.

Democracy is in retreat.

Fascism is on the rise.

Yeah.

Yeah, remember that remember that girl went to uh the Yu Lin festival?

That Vice News reporter she went in China where they were eating dogs?

I'm here in the Yu Lin festival in China where they're eating dogs.

Oh my god, everyone should hate China 'cause they eat dogs.

I'm here in Beijing.

Democracy dies in darkness.

Democracy dies in darkness.

Here in Beijing.

It's very dreary.

Xi Jinping has consolidated total control.

And just like Princess Leia said Yo, Red Saffron, let's go!

Just like uh not Princess Leia, just like uh Queen Padme said in Star Wars Revenge of the Sith.

So this is how democracy dies.

To thunderous applause.

And I just found that so deep.

Because even though everyone here in Beijing is smiling and having a great day and just getting on with their lives and it's so great and happy and technologically advanced, um you know, this is how democracy dies.

If only everyone was just as miserable as me, then the world would be a much better place.

If only everyone was as No, you don't understand.

Your happiness is fascist.

You don't understand.

Your happiness is fascism.

You don't get it.

You don't you don't get it.

The No, you don't get it.

It's fascism when you're ha when you're happy and you're living life.

You need to be miserable about everything because everything is just so helpless.

You need to understand.

This is Robert Evans, and this is the biography.

of a true hero.

I just got back.

I just got back from Nepal.

The new authoritarian government is very worrying because the human rights situation is rapidly deteriorating.

Human rights around the world are decreasing.

Everyone is becoming way too happy and living normal lives under authoritarian regimes.

But there's one big problem.

Nobody is as miserable as me anymore, or at least not to a degree that I can observe.

I just got back from St.

Petersburg.

There are way too many happy people on the sidewalk.

Don't they realize they're living under fascism?

And the increasing rapid decline of

Environmental safety and the rise of climate change and we're all doomed and we're all gonna die.

With wealth inequality skyrocketing to an unprecedented degree, I'm Alexander Reed Ross.

Everything is becoming fascist unless you join my commune, which is going to fail because I'm too miserable to even want that to succeed.

Because if my commune were to ever succeed, it itself would be fascist.

I believe another world is possible.

I believe in an alternative better future.

Just not one that has happy people in it who get things done.

But one where pretty much everyone has their arms crossed and is really depressed all the time.

But somehow everything works well anyway, even though no one's doing anything because we're just getting everything we want without having to work for basically.

That's the ideal That's the ideal life.

Slavery.

I would like to be a slave owner who's just very depressed and sad about having slaves all the time, but nonetheless benefits from the slave labor that I don't have to myself engage in.

So while my slaves are feeding me grapes and doing everything for me, I can just sit and mope around and contemplate why life is so depressing and fascist.

Even though my slaves are wiping my own ass and I'm not even doing anything because I'm too depressed to I don't even care if I live or die.

I don't have the energy to kill myself, but I still don't care if I live or die.

I just have my slaves do everything for me, and I just contemplate how depressed I am all the time.

That's Robert Evans, by the way.

Anyway, um

Anyway

I just wanna wipe my tears with like free rent and shit, you know?

the increasingly worrying trend of misinformation on social media.

Here we have Jackson Hinkle is literally the arch nemesis of these dreary British people.

It's like it's like

The alarming rise of misinformation on social media.

Here you have this smiling American guy, Jackson Hinkle, constantly supporting authoritarian regimes such as Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea.

He seems to get away with all of this, gaining millions of followers, but what many don't know is that he is a fascist Nazbull.

The reason

Because he's smiling in his profile picture, unlike Robert Evans, who is just very miserable.

Anyway.

Streamer defends with fire

Uh, in live stream knife attack.

Did this happen on kick?

Is this a kick?

Was this a kick live streamed incident?

Come on, come on, yeah, kicked!

Let's go!

Ah, someone might have died.

I'm not going to make light of that.

But how did I know it was kick though, right?

I mean, you can't blame the kick.

You just blame society.

Kik is showing us the truth of what America is.

There's nothing wrong with being honest, okay?

I saw a match streamers are getting spammed by infrared members on kik.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, you know what?

Um

Too fucking bad.

Like, I used to use I'm not encouraged that, but like on Twit, on Twitch, I would have gotten in trouble for things like that.

Like, I don't give a fuck.

Are we gonna watch that?

Wait, is this actually someone dying?

Because we probably can't watch that.

Let me watch it off stream first.

Drop the knife!

Drop the fucking knife!

I don't want to shoot you, dude.

Drop it!

You uh, you know, why is this guy shooting someone when you can just outrun them?

Just run away.

What is wrong with you?

You're not cornered in an inescapable sit situation.

Am I wrong?

Just run, it's literally a crazy crackhead.

Just run away.

This is insane.

This guy's like a zombie.

He like goes into the fucking bushes.

That's not America?

Yeah.

Are you

Are you he who hey?

Yeah, I think I can show this.

I think I can show this.

Get back!

They could throw the knife at you.

Dude, this isn't Call of Duty.

All right.

A crackhead does not know how to throw a knife.

Like in Call of Duty, like some kind of pirate, all right, playing darts.

I'm sorry, this is just a crazy crackhead.

Drop the knife!

Drop the fucking knife!

I don't wanna shoot you, dude.

Drop it!

Are y'all really mocking the pistol?

Are y'all really mocking the gun?

A woman's pistol?

Really?

Really?

That's how I know my audience is American.

Fire!

Are you hit?

Are you hit?

Uh yeah, so that's just something that happened.

I think in these kind of scenarios you probably shouldn't um

You probably shouldn't live stream it, right?

Probably not what I would do.

Probably end the live stream before you decide to shoot someone.

Mm-hmm.

Wow, the tweet is doing extremely well.

Good job, guys.

It's been 20 minutes and we already got over a thousand likes.

Good job.

What a successful boost.

What a successful boost, guys, I'm so impressed.

I'm so impressed by you guys.

Just actual competence.

Uh um

Teased on wonder and wondrin why got out of bed at all.

Uh

Do a twenty-four hour stream.

You guys deserve it.

I'm not gonna lie.

You guys deserve it.

You guys, I don't even want to flatter you because uh then you're it's gonna go to your head and you're gonna become a bunch of lazy fucking incompetent retards.

So I'm not even gonna flatter you guys actually.

Um but let's just say

You know

Y'all ever seen Teenage Mutant Insert Turtles?

It's actually not a good example at all.

Let me think of a better example.

Well put it this way, alright?

Haas is the sensei.

I'm the sensei.

And y'all are my students, all right?

And my students are.

Maybe close to getting ready.

When my book is done, to pass on the torch,

I'm not retiring, of course.

I'm not retiring.

Don't get me wrong about that.

But uh

I'm very impressed by my students.

I'm very impressed by my students.

I'm very impressed by the community we've cultivated here, not gonna lie.

In fact, I'm so impressed by it that

I don't really have rage against the internet anymore.

Not the internet, but like, I don't rage against BreadTube anymore.

I don't.

Well, 'cause IGG is here now.

What am I going to be angry about?

You know what I mean?

Why be angry when I GG is here?

Why be ha why be angry when we built all of this?

My v I I I came and I wanted to say something and screaming off the top of my lungs, and lo and behold, I was heard.

Bye you guys.

You know, but you're still fucking lazy about the tweet stuff, you know, so let's be honest.

It's not, you know, it's not all praises, you know.

Click two fucking buttons for the stream to start earlier.

It wouldn't even be that hard.

But, and then another thing, I, you know, is it really so fucking hard to just follow TOS in the Discord, stop saying retard and whatever, and getting auto-banned, and then bothering Amirio saying sorry, sorry, then why'd you do it?

Then why'd you do it?

If you have to DM Emirio

Why'd you do it?

Why didn't you think?

Did you d wha what what?

You just weren't thinking?

Why don't you fucking think?

Anyway

You know?

I he see, we're trying to perfect human nature.

Just imagine a community every single person boosts everything instantaneously

Um no TOS enforces the TOS.

We're not there yet.

If I wanted to create tensions, I'd selectively boost Jackson and not you.

That would not cause tensions, my friend, because it wouldn't make a difference.

Jackson is uh

The forces that are boosting Jackson are the masses of like the world, literally.

Like millions of people in like Morocco and like all over the world and Pakistan and in China, Russia, whatever.

I don't know if they have are using X, but you get what I'm saying.

Like, yeah, Africa, like, that's not gonna make too much of a difference.

Uh the hot spot is Iran, of course.

Course.

Iran has Jackson's back.

The Persian Empire has Jackson's back.

Of course, it does.

Of course it does.

How could it be otherwise?

Think about it.

Sorry, I just saw Hakeem's video.

Was just thinking of him doing a

Hello.

Never mind.

Remember those videos I made on YouTube and his fan where I said he was a white guy, and then his fans commented, like, no, he's not.

What are you talking about, Haas?

This is so confusing.

It's literally me, and I look like a homeless crackhead compared to now.

I'm just sitting there just talking random bullshit.

Funny times.

Funny times.

He's low-key a Saddamist.

I don't even care, dude.

Honestly, RTSG put me up to.

The anti-Hakeem.

I mean, Hakeem's not a friend, he's an op.

But I don't I don't have a personal I obviously don't have a personal issue with him at all.

I just think it's f I think the idea of me going after him is really funny, so that's why I did it.

Because it's like I'm just randomly targeting this really nice guy who's never been hostile to anyone ever.

It's completely one-sided beef.

But

Hmm.

Smith.

Smruzz.

Hmm.

You know, here's something fucked up, guys.

X is totally like getting consolidated nowadays.

by the NAFO NATO agenda.

Any time a NAFO person uh replies to my tweet, I block them.

Any time that they might be on the verge of ratioing me, or even there's a chance a NAFO person can do it, I hide the reply.

Why?

'Cause you're not human to me.

You're not.

Uh NAFO NAFO people uh are not people.

They're not there's no discursive rel if anyone who wants to have a discursive

Position toward me can get in my VC and debate me, but if you are a NAFO bot, um

I want to say something that I can't because I'm a professional, respectable.

mature person.

But uh

I definitely don't think they should be allowed to live in a hypothetical future society.

No, I'm not saying like live.

Like they shouldn't be allowed to live in a certain way.

They shouldn't be allowed to keep breathing after the revolution.

After the revol no, they won't be reformed.

Just shotgun to the head.

Just kidding.

That's literally a joke.

Can I joke?

Am I allowed to joke?

Sorry.

Come on, optics taking it down a notch.

Optics, all right.

Guys, don't tell jokes like that.

It's actually people will take it seriously.

You know you know who's made me have these violent jokes is uh video games.

Unironically, I blame video games.

Yeah, I play Call of Duty and just shoot someone in the head with a shotgun.

Of course I'm gonna say that's what I think should happen to my enemies.

'Cause it's so satisfying when you're doing it in a game.

But in real life it's just

Really disturbing and

Just um soul soul destroying.

Anyway, anyway, uh

Mm.

Cheers.

Yeah.

That Minecraft villager

Uh

Huh?

Hmm.

Yeah.

Huh?

Here.

Uh give me a sec.

Give me a sec.

Give me a sec.

You may mention it.

Tears don't grow I'm wondering why

I'm outta bed at all.

Morning raindrops on my window.

Cause I can't sleep at all.

Cause even if I could, it would all be bad.

Give me fifty subs right now.

Just kidding.

Anyway.

Uh what do you guys want to do?

I like uh thirty more minutes.

Thirty more minutes.

We could just do anything.

I we've covered all the content that I wanted to cover.

But

I don't feel like ending the stream.

Book reveal.

That's why I can't complain about subs because I made a lot of promises to you guys, and until I fulfill them.

Um, all of them, then I don't expect.

I should be able to be that stable when it comes to the streaming stuff, you know?

Like, I have a lot of work to do.

That's why I that's why I don't that's why I'm not panicking about like subs, you know, um, not being what they used to, because I genuinely.

And moving to another stage of

Um

Of having a presence on the scene, I guess.

And the book is gonna just be so groundbreaking when it comes to that.

And that's a risk I have to take, you know.

This summer it should be yeah, it should be this summer.

I mean, obviously.

It's just I'm gonna be honest, guys, it's like.

One of the biggest things standing in the way of it is just fatigue.

Like, sometimes I'm just so fucking tired.

Sitting in front of the book and just like

It takes so much energy just to like write because

Mentally speaking,

You you have to I have to read it.

I have to read it?

And then pick up where I last left off.

And like I'm literally in the middle of an extremely cognitively demanding part that h forces you to take into account so much.

Blackpack!

What the fuck?

Wow!

Holy shit!

Wow!

Yeah.

The crusty crab is open for business.

High-level ideas.

It's not just high-level ideas.

Like, it's shit that I want people to talk about and, like, be inspired by and, like, discuss.

I want a lot of discussion to come out of it.

Um

I want you to start thinking about authoritarianism in a good way.

Start thinking about what political authority means.

And that's where we need to be, political authority.

Political authority, you know?

And the book is uh

Dedicated to Lenin, of course, the prophet of the post liberal age.

Huh, this seems interesting.

Debate over airline seats.

Uh size matters, question mark.

Discussion on whether airlines should provide an extra seat for free to larger passengers has sparked varied opinions.

Some argue for the comfort of larger passengers, suggesting larger seats at an additional cost or adjusting pricing based on passenger weight.

Others believe it would be unfair to other passengers or it would bear the cost.

All right, how about we just make the planes like two times bigger?

And whoa, wouldn't that cost more fuel?

And it's like, yeah, but.

There's unlimited oil, so that's not even an issue.

Just fucking dig more oil out.

Problem solved.

Fly him in the cargo area.

You can use the fat people for fuel.

Oh, man.

The failed American coup in the Democratic Republic of Condo.

Yeah, I did see that.

Uh and but I think you just summed it up.

The um the Americans are trying to f

Ooh, the DRC because it's because there's too much Russian influence or something, and then they fail.

They got caught.

It failed.

No, not nuclear pow fusion powered.

Fat

Nuclear

Fat people powered jumbo pl no jumbo people powered jumbo planes.

Yeah.

Over X weight, you must travel by container ship.

Oh man, imagine like everyone's going on a group vacation.

It's like a friend group.

There's one guy who's like 500 pounds, and everyone's like, Yeah, I'll see you guys there.

And he's like, Yeah, I'll meet you there, guys, probably in a few weeks.

I gotta get on my ship leaves at dawn.

Uh it's gonna be quite a journey out on sea.

Yeah.

No, you know what?

I don't hate fat people because, you know, I was a little bit on the chunkier side.

And then I just uh.

Stopped eating as much, it's crazy how that works.

Am I insensitive?

Am I insensitive?

I was 210 pounds last summer.

And then, and now I'm like 176 because I just like stopped eating that as much.

You know, am I an asshole for just saying you should just stop eating as much?

Thyroid.

Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know.

I mean, look, uh

There's nothing wrong with being fat.

Some archetype character personalities are just fat people and they're great.

Peter Griffin is fat, although he's a cartoon character.

Uh there's better examples, but like there's

Look, there's nothing wrong with fat people.

Uh, in like if you're just like overweight a little, because it's like it's an archetype, it's a personality.

Jack Black was fat, it's nothing wrong with Jack Black type of fat.

Tony Soprano, Jack Black, like there ain't nothing wrong with that type of fat.

Okay, it's just your choice, own it.

You like eating, and you know what.

I get it.

I get it.

Okay.

I actually get it.

I don't judge you because I understand you've chosen that path.

Because food is damn good and I'm jealous of you in a lot of ways.

Like, I want to have a burger every day.

I want to have fries every day.

I want to have a milk.

There's, you know what I would do for a milkshake right now?

A McDonald's milkshake?

You know how hard that would go?

Just watching a movie having a McDonald's milkshake?

I don't blame you.

Ice cream, cake.

It's all goaded.

Um

Burgers are goaded.

French fries are goaded.

Chicken nuggets are goated.

Fried chicken goated.

Milkshakes goaded.

So, like, I get it, you know.

If you, it's always a balance and a sacrifice.

If you want,

To be slimmer, you can't have all that shit.

But if you don't care and you just, oh, I want to have some, whatever.

But the only time it becomes a problem is when y'all get too big.

When you get too big, okay?

Because there's Jack Black.

And then there's Jupiter, you understand?

There's Jack Plaque, and then there's like then there's where it gets really disgusting, where it's like, yeah, you're like seven hundred and fifty pounds and it's just like you know those people you see at the airport where they're like seven hundred and fifty pounds and they've somehow their stomach goes down to their feet and it's just like a big stretchy piece of lard and it's really gross.

That

needs to be

Um, dealt with through forced exercise.

I'm not a bap, I'm not one of them BAP people.

I'm not one of the types that's like, oh, if you look like Jack Black, or if you're like overweight, you know, oh, you should be, you should have to have a six-pack.

Or you, I don't, Tony Soprano's fine, dude.

That's completely fine.

I'm just saying, like, there's there is an extreme in both directions.

Um, if you're 750 pounds, no, like that KCO guy, I don't think that guy's just memes it, but I don't think that guy's that.

How big is he?

KCO is

You know, he's not the worst.

He's not the worst.

He's not the worst.

He's definitely not the worst.

Alright?

Definitely not the worst.

Alright?

That's kind of a jovial fat guy archetype.

Totally fine.

Fit versus fat Jubilee.

Are just we doing trashy content now?

Let's do it.

Is being fat a choice?

And there's no real fat people here.

It's just a bunch of moderate overweight peop Oh, this guy in the back looks kinda big, but like this ain't fat enough for this conversation.

Uh is this Myron Impression Fit?

Let's watch it.

You know, I I think a ch uh the fat person that I respect says, Yes, it's a choice that I'm overweight 'cause food be good and shit.

And while you go in the gym and, you know, try to

Look physically in shape.

I'm enjoying life.

You only live once, eating like milkshakes and burgers and stuff.

I respect that because it's like, you know, he's got a point.

I can't say my way of doing it's better than yours.

Matter of fact, let me tell you guys the truth.

95% of why I go to the gym is psychological.

If it wasn't psychological, then I would take steroids.

If I cared about looking extremely buff, I would not do the routine that I have.

I go to the gym because if I don't

If I don't, um

If I don't have physical adversity, you know what I have a type of psychological outlook where I don't believe that the psych is just your brain, it's also your spine, the whole nervous system is part of your mind.

And if you're not pushing your physical limits when it comes to like your arms and your chest and things like that, you are not.

I can't do the philosophy that I do.

I can't do the theory that I do if I'm not doing that.

Because it's one-sided and it lacks that perspective.

It lacks the perspective of actually physically.

It's like thinking is not just thinking.

Sorry, your whole nervous system is one complex with your brain.

There's no separation.

So the s just like you can think, when I lift and do spartan curls, that is just as equal as a thought.

terms of a form of human activity, right?

So it's like it's an extremely psychological thing I do to ground myself to m to to it's it's a form of ideological maintenance.

It's not like I wanna look a certain way.

Uh and then I started getting a little overweight and then I said, Yeah, I'm not looking too good on camera.

So I started losing weight.

But but that's it, you know?

Being in a fat body and being in the public space encourages obesity.

Yes.

Shame is what led me to an eating disorder.

Was it all right?

You know, this is what I don't respect.

If you're just going to sit here and be like, food be good and shit, I respect that.

I literally get it.

But if you're going to, oh, you shame me.

Bro, shut up.

You're still fat.

You're going to go home and still stuff Oreos down your mouth.

No, dude, this dude's going to go home.

He's going to take off his jacket.

He's going to get into the kitchen.

He's going to open that.

Oh, don't mind if I do.

He's going to eat that bag of Oreos and nobody has a gun to his head.

All right.

Stop talking about nonsense, shaming this and that.

You don't have discipline.

Stop stuffing your face with Twinkies and dum-dums and ho-hos.

And I don't know why that's become like a mean thing to say.

Why is it?

Why am I mean for saying that?

If you find yourself being fat to be a problem, just stop eating so much.

If you don't find it to be a problem, I'm not here to make it a problem.

I'm not here to force that problem on you.

If you're fine with the lifestyle that you have,

And it's not like so abnormally excessive that it's just like disgusting, which I don't think this guy looks disgusting.

I just think he's just, yeah, he's a fat guy.

Don't think he's dis I don't think this is grotesque, where like I'm walk like for example, this is my measurement.

If I'm outside eating in public and I see a 750-pound guy and his fat lard is going down to his toes and ripping through his shirt, and it looks like he's got a his belly looks like a literal ass sticking out, but from the front, I want to throw up and it's disgusting, and that should be banned from public.

But if this guy is just like, if you just look like this, like I don't, that's not a problem.

That's just, you know.

People come in all shapes and sizes, whatever.

But if you find it to be a problem yourself, then stop eating as much.

Looking for his fault.

That's your fault.

Is that your professional victim?

Would you agree, like, looking at his physique?

Like, he's at a perfectly, I would say, maybe healthy.

No.

He's definitely overweight, definitely obese.

My name is John.

I host the Radical Empathy podcast.

I used to direct episodes of Middle Ground, but I'll now be moderating.

I'm going to skip to the parts that have the most replay value.

Find myself attractive.

I would say like I go for guys like you as new as well.

Um and I feel like I get a lot of hits on those types of guys and I'm like I'm pretty content with how I navigate my attraction and I think it goes a lot to the status and uh the

What what are we this is one hour of just shit like this?

I d I thought everyone was gonna be yelling at each other about who's to blame for being fat.

I didn't know they were gonna just be gibbering about

you know, I don't know.

That was just a really bad

recommendation, to be honest.

And then there's a guy who does a commentary, My Thoughts on the Jubilee episode.

Watch the whole thing.

If you gifted me 50 subs right now to watch one hour of that, one hour and 17 minutes of that, I still would not do it.

I still would not do it.

Meaning, if you gifted me fifty subs and said, Haz, I gifted you these fifty subs, all I want you to do in return is watch one hour and seventeen minutes of this Jubilee podcast.

Uh I still would not.

A hundred subs?

Yeah, yeah, I'll watch it if we're on.

Actually, I won't.

You'll give me a hundred subs for watching one hour and seventeen minutes of this.

Can I can I do it two times speed?

Can I watch it on two times speed?

Take the money and run, probably would actually do that.

You know, I would do that because if you're willing to give me $500 just to watch this.

You don't need that money.

I need it more than you.

I'll be happy to take that money off your hands.

Okay?

I'll be happy to take that money off your hands.

If you're willing to give me $500 to watch a Jubilee episode, I'll be happy to scam you.

Won't feel bad at all.

Oh, you want my analysis of the Fallout Show?

I don't think I can do a full one because we don't have that much time left.

About ten minutes probably.

But yeah.

I think the okay, okay, the Fallout so let's do it.

So if you watch my Barbie Oppenheimer uh analysis, I talk about this recurring theme and I actually use Fallout as an example.

In American uh it's a trope within American fiction.

Dystopian fiction in particular of the relationship between the bomb, the nuclear bomb.

And this kind of world building, social engineering, artificial societies.

He who has the power to destroy a world.

Has the power to make one as well, right?

But I talk about the significance of the splitting of the atom and the demise of the metaphysics of political liberalism and laissez-faire classical liberal capitalism in general, and corresponding to a kind of transition into socialism, which obviously implies a new relationship of.

The metaphysics of political economy, so to speak.

And what I mean by that is

The um

The things that really the the forces at play that determine

Um

The realities of the individual.

Which are social forces, right?

In any case, there's a lot of interesting things from the Fallout.

Show so obviously, the obvious one is what I just mentioned.

The backdrop of a nuclear war leads to uh the rise of Vault Tech and these various this is the the key thing you should take away from the Fallout show is the contrast between the idyllic golden age, retrofuturistic fifties

You know, United American Society, and then, uh, the various experimental societies controlled by Vault Tech.

That's very important to understand because uh the first vault is vault uh which vault is she from?

One fourteen, right?

Something like that?

The first vault thirteen, she's from thirteen, okay.

The first vault is meant to kind of portray the naivety of the golden age of the fifties.

So the pre-war society, the ideals of the pre-war society, one for one almost, right?

She's from thirty-three.

Whatever.

Whatever.

Okay?

And uh clearly the the the whole kind of uh story of the effacement of the good.

And the search for authenticity, right?

And new authenticity, let's say.

Kind of like new sincerity, right?

That whole literary genre.

But a new authenticity, let's say.

In the midst of the kind of destruction of this veneer of an idyllic, perfect.

Uh

fifties type society.

Uh anyway, um

So the thing that shatters that idyllic world, the pre-bomb, the pre-war America, is the nuclear bomb.

And the show has the kind of uh very overt political commentary about, you know, the cattle rancher and the sheriff.

Basically the private sector became too powerful and

It's interesting because the it's very it's very interesting actually because uh I want to say something at the risk of being a reactionary in the scheme of the show that in a way those evil corporations who were in the way they're all sitting in a circle pitching their ideas for their own vaults like oh we could have a vault that does this we could have a vault we could experiment with this and they totally decentralize these different forms of community and experimentation I think that is a fundamentally American that's what the United States was that's what it always was was and was supposed to be it's e pluribus unum

Right, it's the united, it's a it's always a more perfect union, it's not a perfect union, it's a more perfect union.

Strive for a more perfect union, meaning it's not a perfect union, it's a union of differences, and that is uh what Voltec.

is producing in a way um

And then the thing I I can't really talk about the Fallout Show too much.

I'll g give me spare me for another stream so I can collect my thoughts.

But

The wasteland is seen as this kind of um

crucible of authenticity, however horrible and fallen and dreary it is, it's the only context by which any kind of authentic

Mm uh authentic uh individual

moral will and so on and so on can emerge.

And to me, it's very reminiscent about how America has to become a wasteland through civil war so that

A real political authority can arise from the ruins.

Uh from that chaos

And that will be the context of uh America's redemption.

So I kind of

Find that ver the wasteland.

The notion of the wasteland as uh

a crucible for a kind of authentic rebirth,

Uh very interesting.

And also, the ghoul is obviously everyone's favorite character.

He's my favorite character, he is the best character.

Uh

The ghoul, I find the ghoul to be such a great character because he's not obviously it's one of those characters that have no political motivations.

Purely driven by some kind of uh

Personal, personal story, right?

The ghoul is kind of the epitome of the Jack London dog eat dog type of character.

He doesn't care about any of these people.

He has lived for 300 years and, um,.

His disillusionment with America and with Vol because of him finding out about Valtec and stuff kind of leads him to just in general have a very grim and dark view about the nature of humanity at large.

He there's no redemption of the social being for him.

It's like

There is no good government, there's no good type of society, there's no good form of community even, there's no good form of sociality, and so on and so on.

So it's just this kind of anti almost uh I don't know, I wouldn't say anti-social, but it's kind of a it's also an archetype in American fiction.

Like, for example, Rorschach from Watchmen.

Although I don't think they're they're similar.

Um

fully.

I just think it's kind of a similar

Type of individualism.

Anyway, guys, these are just my preliminary thoughts.

I'll have more of them next stream.

Uh

Alright guys, good stream.

Good stream.

Good stream.

But we're signing off.

Show Q, what?

Yo.

Yeah.

What?

Goodbye forever.

Forever.

Literally forever.

Never speaking to you again in my life.

Anyway guys, bye.

Yo, Blackpack!

That's what we're talking about.

Wow.

Wow, that's shout out, Blackpack, man.

Blackpack is the patron of infrared.

Thank you, Blackpack.

Appreciate you, brother.

Anyway guys.

Signing off now.

Next time I stream

There's gonna be a surprise.

It's gonna be a surprise, alright?

Anyway.

Bye guys.