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What's going on, brother?

What's going on?

Well,.

Well everyone, uh

It's over.

For Syria.

It's over for Syria.

Big time.

Well, where do we start?

Where do we start?

Where do we start?

There's a lot to talk about actually.

We have uh business that needs to be discussed with respect to the party, and then we're going to talk about Syria.

So the party stuff is going to be very quick, and before everyone gets in here who's not, you know, ACP, we can kind of talk about it.

Um so I just want to tell you guys um

Recently, you know, a very treasured member of the party decided to step down and uh

There's no it's no problem, there's no issue.

Uh we respect their decision and I don't want you guys to give them a hard time or bother them over it.

And um regarding what happened, if you're in the party, um, you know there's been a lot of debates and discussions internally.

And more or less, uh this is all I'm going to say.

What I'm gonna say is that

Being a member of the American Communist Party requires a lot of work and effort when it comes to chapter activity, community service and just doing things and organizing things in general, right?

And that's already a lot.

But there's another kind of work that it imposes upon you, which is.

you know, struggling through and working through arriving at a common position.

And that requires a lot of debate and it requires a lot of thinking and theory and and things like that.

I mean, you know, the other day I spent like two or three hours just

you know, writing about

You know, writing theoretical theoretical views and stances.

And on the one hand, you could say, oh, that's just a big waste of time.

What's the point of that?

And on the other hand, well, look, this is a duty that's incumbent upon us as communists.

And it's very time consuming and it takes a lot of your energy.

But it's absolutely necessary that people's where people are at needs to be transparent.

People need to share their views.

We need to work together to arrive at a common understanding.

And um

Well, basically, that's not for everyone.

You know, I understand that's an extremely taxing and demanding thing, but it's our view that that is a prerequisite, a necessary prerequisite of being a communist.

You have to have discussion, you have to have debate, you can't shut it down.

And a final thing I'm going to say actually is that if you guys are curious about why we did the CPUSA 2036 initiative for as long as we did, it's because we didn't want to found a party based on a certain interpretation or viewpoint or ideology or theory because we knew that's a recipe for splits and sectarianism and the whole thing getting wrecked.

And the only reason we didn't stay in the CPUSA is A

They prohibited any kind of discussion or debate, and B, they procedurally basically did a coup, which made it impossible for any kind of

Democratic centralism at all.

And both of these things are not problems our party has.

We don't suppress criticism.

We don't shut down internal debates and criticism and things like that.

If people have a problem with whatever, you're free to voice your concerns and raise your concerns.

I just think a lot of people get frustrated because they have a concern, but then when they subject it to the scrutiny of okay, what are the actual practical concrete implications of what you want to do?

It's kind of frustrating because that's not necessarily where you were coming from originally.

You may have just been, I don't know, it may have been personal or it may have been a subjective thing or something.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I d you know.

And I I for whatever reason it could be very frustrating, but it's a working process.

You know, there's no you can't just force your specific view and expect no debate to happen.

But at the same time, it's a lot of work, and I get that.

So that's really all I'm going to say about the matter.

And, um,.

We have a lot of exciting developments going forward in anticipation for the new year.

It's going to be a very, very scary time that we're entering into, as you can all imagine and basically already see.

I'm just going to be real about something.

My forehead is looking big as hell.

I think it's because I got a haircut recently.

But I'm not a fan of this.

I'm going to change my hairstyle next time.

All right.

Anyway.

Um, you can land a plane on my forehead right now.

I'm not gonna lie, all right, anyway.

Am I crazy?

Anyway, maybe I'm just crazy.

Anyway, I'm just crazy.

Anyway.

Um, I'm just a crazy person.

Yeah.

Anyway

Look, um I I usually don't see myself in the camera, so I just suddenly anyway, I I I can no longer see myself.

Anyway, continue what I was talking about.

Um

What was I talking about?

Uh yeah, yeah.

Um, so that's all I'm gonna say about the party stuff.

Uh, we have

An incoming response to some legislation that was passed recently to basically well, what they're basically doing is adopting European style censorship against communism in the name of all the the Congress just passed a bill and the Democrats with flying colors and actually the yeas were like split and the nays were split between Democrat and Republican.

So it just shows how the Democrats are no less anti-communist than the Republicans.

It's incredible.

Not just anti-communist in the JFK sense of but literally in the school curriculum they're trying to force Nazi propaganda down people's throats about communism.

It's incredible.

So we're going to have a response to that.

And yes, we have a lot of exciting things to announce with respect to the party.

Things are simmering down a tiny bit as we head into the new year, as the holidays approach.

But no, it's not a response to ACP, but well, I don't know, maybe.

I mean, we're not assuming that.

In any case, well, that's all I have to say about the party stuff.

I don't really think there's anything else.

Ah, well, okay, one last thing.

I'm actually going to continue this.

Okay, so this is unrelated to the issue at.

Well, I mean, it's not unrelated, but I'm not like referring to it indirectly.

I'm just saying this in general, alright?

I

Don't understand

People who are spreading this idea that's like, oh, I like the ACP, I like the American Communist Party, but that Jackson guy, there's something wrong with that Jackson guy.

And whenever I see non-party members say things like that, it really does raise eyebrows because it's like, what are you actually trying to say?

The ACP is good.

But the person who propels us into

I mean, uh a level of significance that it would be really hard to otherwise acquire, or one of our most valuable, if not our most valuable individual asset is the problem.

That's like saying I'm cool with North Korea, just not the nuclear bombs.

Just get rid of the nukes.

I promise we're not going to do anything.

See, I just kind of extremely have suspicion of that.

You know?

Second of all, so why is Jackson always being attacked all the time?

Well, call me paranoid, but I kind of feel like it has something to do with the fact that he's just indispensable to our growth, okay?

Finally, people for some reason have a problem with Jackson's character.

It's another thing I don't understand.

And I'll tell you why I don't understand it.

Yeah, there's a lot of jealousy and resentment over his fame, but let me put something into perspective, guys, if I may.

And this this is what pisses me off, and it just I don't like this about human beings in general.

Maybe we need to work through it as human beings, it's in our nature.

But

Jackson reaches a level of fame and notoriety.

That is just so unprecedented and he skyrockets the number one guy on X and he's worldwin renowned and he's totally famous around the world.

He's a celebrity.

And

I mean, he would be swimming in tens of millions of dollars if he just like ditched us and joined whatever, something mainstream and he sold out.

If he sold out, he would sell out very, very successfully.

Okay.

But at the end of the day

Not only does Jackson still seize himself as one of us, like, you guys don't understand how.

How much that speaks to his character?

Jackson doesn't care about anyone's opinion, like almost except our community.

Like, he's always in our community, hanging out and talking to people.

And, like, he's one of us.

He's literally one of us.

He doesn't see his fame as like, oh, I'm not going to talk to you.

You guys are irrelevant.

Like, he actually cares about what this community, our community's memes, our community's discourse.

Do you know how many times Jackson sends me things that you guys post that get like 20 likes maybe or 60 likes?

And he's in our sphere, in our space for a reason, all right?

Like,

You know how easy for it for him?

Why is he still rolling with us?

You know how easy it would be for him to just ditch us and, like, whatever?

But it's like that's the type of character of Jackson.

That's what I'm trying to say.

Like, that's his character.

At the end of the day, he's not motivated by, you know, just being famous for its own sake.

He actually is an agent of our movement.

And it just kills me when people lose faith in him over the most dumb things, you know?

Like, he is one of us.

He doesn't need to be at all.

And it speaks to his character.

It speaks to his character that he's in the American Communist Party and that he believes in the party.

It speaks to his character that, you know, at the end of the day, it's like he's a gorilla, you know?

And um like one of us literally.

And

People need to understand that that level of character, you will never find that on social media from any influencer.

There's no influencer in the fucking world who's that level of like chill, where they're actually chilling with this small micro sect niche community as like a part of it.

With not gaining nothing.

And what bothers me.

Is that people see that?

Sometimes from within our community, and they're like, Oh, if Jackson is hanging out with us, that must mean it's because, you know, he's benefiting from us somehow.

So I have so much power now, and like, oh, Jackson's benefiting from me, and and and this is a deal, this is a negotiation, and I'm and he's ripping me off.

'Cause they can't even fathom the possibility that he's just that principled and that motivated by belief that he's just chilling with us because he's actually down with, you know, the whole movement and shit.

You know?

But like for some reason, people buzzing around our community and in our community.

And I'm not going to name them.

I'm not going to name them.

They're not in our party.

They've never most of them have never even joined our party.

But these people are.

I don't know what they are.

Look, they're feds.

I don't know what to call them.

I don't know what to call them.

They're always stirring shit and causing problems.

And.

Um and and whining about Jackson and

Like

And it's because, look, it's like this: if someone is a billionaire and they give a beggar $2,000, and imagine the beggar is like, oh, you're not doing this out of the kindness of your heart.

So I want more money.

I'm so valuable that I'm.

No, I want more.

I want 4,000.

How fucking ungrateful is that?

Like, no, he's not getting anything out of this, actually, when it comes to material gain.

Strail Stanney, what's up?

Like, he's straight up gaining nothing when it comes to, like, self-aggrandizement.

Nothing.

It's just that he actually has faith in this in the long term.

Even if he and what he believes, if he believes in it's going to be self-aggrandizement, it's because he believes this is the movement that's going to take over America and be the future of this country and, in a sense, of the world.

And that's what he believes.

You want to say Jackson is self-serving and greedy?

Yeah, it's because he's serving himself in 2036 when we're a movement of millions and millions of people.

And that's what he believes.

So you tell me what that says about his character, for all you cynics that are trying to be cynical about Jackson all the time.

And that's the end of that.

I don't want to hear anything more about it.

And yeah, he's lost so much straight up.

Lost so fucking much.

Um yeah.

Anyway, that's all I'm gonna say about that.

That's all I'm gonna say about that.

Well, now we're gonna talk about the elephant in the room.

Sleeper cell with the eight!

What's going on?

Sleeper cell, what's going on?

Now we're going to talk about

Syria

And uh well, first things first, if you didn't catch my live yesterday, uh there's an important update.

Assad is not dead and I'm happy for him and his family that they made it out safe.

Especially his family and they're in Moscow now.

Now, with that being said, that's just on a personal level.

Yeah, fine.

But take a step back for a moment.

How many people died?

For the Syrian state under Assad.

How many Syrian soldiers?

How many people from Hezbollah?

How many Russian soldiers?

Gave their lives.

And this man Bashar

God gifted.

In addition to leaving and fleeing.

Doesn't even give a speech to his people.

doesn't even give a speech addressing them.

I'm not going to personally attack him.

But here's what I will say.

Bashar al-Assad was never a leader.

He was never a leader of his people.

He was never a leader.

He was never a strong man.

Quite the opposite actually.

And he was never a leader.

He was never cut out to be what a leader is.

He was an eye doctor who and I don't think he even wanted it was put in that position.

A position he didn't defend, a position he wasn't good at defending, and

It is an embarrassment to the whole legacy of Syrian statehood and the history of the tradition of Syrian statehood that Bashar al-Assad was in power, because the man didn't know what he was doing and he was sitting clueless, governing, with no notion of what it means to be a ruler, no notion of what it means to defend the honor of your state and your people with your life on your honor.

That you are the state, and there's no you without that.

Now if anyone has a problem with what I said

Because it's convenient for me to say that from the safety of Michigan.

I did not uh oversee and I did not serve at the helm of a state and have tens and tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of people die for me.

I didn't send so many sons to their grave to defend me.

And if you do that as the ruler of a state, you're goddamn fucking right you have to lay your life down for the state.

Just like your soldiers do.

You can't fear the outcome if your state collapses.

If your state collapses, you collapse.

The captain goes down with their ship.

And that's the truth, and that's what a real leader does.

And that's what a real leader does, and he wasn't that, and he wasn't that.

And what did they do to Gaddafi's body?

Is that an honorable end?

If you're worried about something like that, why don't you go out like, what's his name, Uday Hussein or whatever, where he took a rifle at the window and he just had a firefight to the death.

Was that him?

I'm not saying he was honorable.

He was a scumbag.

But go out like that, you know?

Go out with a bang.

Go out fighting, something.

And yeah, yeah, Gaddafi was honorable.

Yeah, you know what?

Yeah, he was.

They mutilated and defiled Gaddafi's body.

Just like they did Libya as a whole.

And yes, Gaddafi was honorable in the way he went out.

And Gaddafi never, ever fled his land.

He said you think I'm going to flee the land where the heroes who fought fascist Italy were buried?

He's going to flee that land?

No, he said he's going to go down with his captain.

And that's why Gaddafi was a real man and a real ruler and a real leader.

And that's not what Assad was.

Cynoir, of course, you're right, Cynoir.

Sinoir

Um

W11.

So that's where I'm at.

And you know, if you notice something about me, I never really got into the whole Lion of Damascus Assad memes.

And it's not because I think Assad was a brutal he wasn't brutal, actually.

He was weak.

And I never had any respect for him.

And now you know why.

I didn't respect him for the same reason Wagner never respected him.

He was a horrific not horrific in the sense of brutal tyranny, but just so incompetent and he's such a horrible ruler, like doesn't even know what he was doing.

He was weak and his legacy is tarnished forever, in my opinion.

What are Bashar al-Assad's major accomplishments as a ruler?

Can anyone name them?

What are his major accomplishments as a ruler?

He has blackened his legacy and his father's legacy.

And that is very, very sad and quite unfortunate.

Well,

Before I get to more, I want to say this.

I want to say this.

Yeah.

Two countries, Iraq and Syria, one majority Sunni, the other majority Shia, both had Ba'athist leaders who were perceived as oppressing the majority.

And this is kind of this is the story of the Baath in general and Baathism in general.

'Cause a lot of people forgot that Syria was ruled by the Baath party and it was called the Syrian Arab Republic.

A lot of Shia in Iraq thought they were being oppressed by Saddam.

And there's an argument to be made about what happened in the nineties, but

In any case, they invited the Americans.

The dictator was toppled and look what happened to Iraq and now they regret it.

And, to be fair, that's what happened in Syria as well.

A lot of people are angry at the Syrians for their stupidity and naivety, but as a Shia myself, how could I be angry at them?

The Shia were doing the same thing in Iraq.

playing into the deceptions of America and Israel, to topple a sovereign State, which had which was far from perfect, by the way, but none the less a sovereign state and a sovereign state infrastructure,

Thinking that it's gonna be what, a f a free lunch?

It's a free and now we're free.

There's no such thing as freedom.

Freedom is Hegel's freedom.

Freedom is only possible through the state.

Through the authority of the state.

And it just like it was a mistake

For the Shia in Iraq

To help America topple Saddam, it was also a mistake for the Sunni in.

Thank you, Slava, I appreciate it.

It was also a mistake for the Sunni, I don't know, it's not all Sunnis, but you know, the Sunni ideologists, let's call them, sectarians, in Syria to topple Assad.

Both were mistakes.

And maybe that will be the legacy of Assad alongside Saddam.

They won't be redeemed as personalities.

But what the region needs is a type of hyper authoritarianism that can finally transcend sectarian divisions.

Because at the end of the day, the Ba'ath government wasn't sectarian.

In either Iraq or Syria.

And that's a nuclear fucking pill I just launched at you.

I just launched a nuclear fucking pill at your face.

Assad was not a sectarian.

He had Sunnis in high places and the government, and they were.

I saw some idiot guy.

On X, he's like, I'm an Armenian.

I'm a Christian.

The Mukhabarat didn't discriminate in their authoritarianism.

I'm like, BASE?

They didn't fucking discriminate.

You challenge the authority of the state?

Fuck you.

Tread.

No discrimination.

We don't care if you're Sunni, you're Shiha, you're Christian, you're Armenian.

I don't give a fuck if you're Kurdish, you're Arab.

Everyone goes to the Gulag.

Right?

And you know, it was the same under Saddam.

He was well, he was attacking the Kurds, sure, but look, they were striving for some kind of unity in in Iraq as well.

I'm not defending Saddam, I hate Saddam, but I also hate Bashar now, you know.

But I'm just telling you the truth, the the the Baathist states in Iraq and Syria should not have been dismantled.

Assad should have gone, I agree, he was horrible, and Al Saddam should have gone.

But the infrastructure of the sovereign state should have been preserved in both cases.

And a lot of people I used to have this Deleuzian view of the Middle East, where it was like, okay, now the multi like heart and Negri, like the multitudes of the Arab Spring, the era of Oedipal strongmen is over, now it's the multitudes of grassroots, and now I'm on I'm a I have understood the Hegelian significance.

of the Arab Spring.

All of this has happened so that the region can discover a true, a true hyperauthoritarianism, a ruthless, tyrannical, hyper authoritarianism that has been

that has been baptized in the experience of cleansing itself of all the possible weaknesses, sectarianism, all this other kind of stuff,

And I think if Assad is on a spectrum of authoritarianism.

He is on the very, very moderate side, and on the full extreme is Genghis Khan, and that's what the region needs Tamerlang, a true authoritarian strongman that is simultaneously modern, revolutionary, and engulfs the entire region in conquest and expansion.

We need a true Mongol modernity in the Middle East.

Because the most hideous, disgusting, ugly fucking thing that was ever invented, and it doesn't matter if it's Shia or Sunni, is Islamic liberal democracy.

Islamo-liberalism is the most cancerous, disgusting, filthy abomination on earth where where this religious fanaticism is combined with fucking Za institu sons!

Za institu sons!

Just like that guy in Syria is a insta-do.

Sons.

Seinstutt?

Sons

Za Instito Shans.

But there's something similar in the Shia realm as well.

And it's called the Sadras in Iraq, the Sadras.

The followers of uh s Sadr.

That legacy in Iraq, the most cancerous, ugly, fuggly, disgusting thing was the Shia clerics licking George W.

Bush's asshole and creating Shia Islamism, but with liberal characteristics, Libtard characteristics.

And also in Iran, the reformists.

There you go.

It's the same thing.

There was a liberal undercurrent in the Islamic Revolution of these fucking glasses wearing academic reformists.

The institans The Institans of the Islamic Republic The Institut

George Soros Karl Popper Muslims need the same treatment that Hulagu Khan did to Baghdad.

What hula goo Khan we need hula guan to wipe out Islamoliberalism.

And then true Islam will rise from the ashes.

Al Qaeda is Islamo liberal.

ISIS was Islamo-liberal.

The monkeys, jihadists.

running around are all Islamo liberals.

In Libya there are Islamo liberals.

And that needs to be crushed and destroyed ruthlessly and eradicated.

And what is Mongol?

What is Mongolism?

Mongolism is Bolshevism.

Mongolism is proletarian dictatorship.

Mongolism

Um

Is

The authoritarian tradition of statecraft pioneered by the Bolsheviks, secret police and one-party dictatorships and so on and so on, modern industry, technological modernism, unleashing the productive forces, that's Mongolism.

See, there's two forms of modernity.

Libtard.

Laissez-faire libtardism, John Locke and the social contract and the institution, that kind of fucking cringe shit which exists in the West, and then Mongolism, which took ho f which was Soviet Sovietism and China and North Korea and stuff.

That's Mongolism.

And the Middle East needs a Mongolism.

That's what the Middle East needs.

It needs Mongolism.

It needs Islamo-Mongolism instead of Islamo-liberalism.

And that's what the Middle East needs.

And Islamo-Mongolism will be neither Shia nor Sunni because religious sectarian ideologies will be ruthlessly suppressed, just like Hulagu Khan massacred Baghdad and Tamerlang massacred Damascus.

There will be a f sectarianism will be completely crushed and all that will survive.

The Shia you know, I'm gonna blaspheme now.

Justify to me why there should be Shia and Sunni sects.

Eliminate all sects of Islam.

Uh that will be the Protestant Reformation within Islam.

Eliminate the sects and some strange Sufi lineage.

We'll will replace all of them.

Ew no Islamic Reformation.

Well

It won't be called a Reformation, it'll be called a hooguization.

The sects need to be destroyed.

You can't be just like John Lennon.

So I'm talking about Mongolism and this guy saying it's like John Lennon.

Tell me how that makes sense.

Square that with me.

How is Mongolism like John Lennon?

By the way, concretely, what do I mean by Mongolism?

I mean there needs to arise a Bolshevik party in the Middle East and there needs to arise a Red Army in the Middle East.

An expansionist Red Army led by uh Bolsheviks

Uh to conquer everything.

And that's what I believe.

Um

How will that arise?

Well,

The intelligentsia in the Middle East need to get their heads out of their ass and figure it out.

But the region is incredibly unstable and quite easy to

Topple, it seems like.

Maybe the Kurds will have something to do with it.

I don't know.

But uh

I'm sick into my stomach.

At the Arab governments across the board,

Sicken to my stomach of the leaders in the Middle East and these boomers, I don't know what else to call them, who don't know what they're doing and scamming everyone for money.

And um

There needs to be a return to simplicity.

There needs to be a return to justice cruel, cruel justice.

So that's what I maybe it will maybe Vatan in Turkey.

Maybe they will kick start something.

Inshallah.

Speaking of Turkey, let's talk about it.

Well before we get to Turkey

Let's talk about what's going on in Syria right now.

There's an invasion by Israel.

Now that is something I am struggling to wrap my head around.

Is it really as simple?

As a quick land grab that Israel is trying to take, a land grab?

And you guys

I predicted a lot of this in 2021.

Um I don't know what you'll believe, what you won't believe.

I

Think

Israel's gonna get clapped.

There I said it.

I think Israel's gonna get clapped.

I think that the leadership of HTS obviously does not want to fight Israel and won't fight Israel.

But I just think there's going to be so much chaos among the masses, they're not going to be satisfied with this and there's a reason Israel's doing what it's doing, because it does genuinely fear the Syrian masses will just pour in and cause chaos and instability.

And um

I'm not saying a a a state or non-state actor is going to initiate or organize confrontation with Israel.

I'm saying it's going to be regional chaos.

and chaos

That

Gets Israel in trouble.

And

Yeah.

With uh we're looking all eyes are on Iraq now, by the way.

And um all it takes maybe is one spark to just mobilize everybody.

All of those Sunnis in Iraq and in Syria, just have em all pour into Israel.

You're saying the chaos they initiate in Syria will spread into Israel.

I don't know.

I don't know if if it will, but I hope it does.

I think Israel fears that outcome.

Clearly.

Clearly Israel fears that outcome.

If Israel b put it guys, put it this way, if Israel had the confidence that the new status quo in Syria will be safe for Israel.

Um why are they now invading and antagonizing everyone in Syria?

The Syrian people are not happy about this, by the way.

The HTS traders and foreign mercenaries and proxies don't care.

And also the Syrian diaspora Libtards like don't even fucking listen to those people.

But the Syrian people care about this a lot.

And all it takes is one hero from the Syrian masses to light the fire, and they'll follow that guy to the end to defend their national honor, to defend the honor of Islam, and all.

It would be easy.

And um, what now Syria is going to become like a Gulf state and it's going to get investment and it's going to normalize?

No, no.

No, there's a lot of instability, okay?

And um

Israel, I think, has made a mistake.

I think they got very arrogant.

I don't think they know what they're doing, and I think they're going to get clapped.

Maybe I'm completely wrong.

But I think this is...

The Shia have been fighting alone for too long.

That's all I'm trying to say.

The Shia have been fighting alone for too long.

And Bashar was not popular enough to lead the Syrian masses to armed struggle.

To any kind of struggle.

The ceasefire in Lebanon is not going to hold.

And I'll tell you why.

Because Israel is taking land while there's a ceasefire.

And Hezbollah is just waiting.

Okay?

Will Turkey attack Israel?

Uh

So see

Alright, everyone attack me.

Prepare to attack me.

Prepare to attack me, please.

Prepare to attack me.

Prepare to attack me, prepare to make fun of me, prepared to call me an idiot, prepared to call me clueless, and I don't know how anything works.

Tell me why for some reason.

Something in me

I have an irrational belief.

That confrontation might actually be possible.

And I believed in it being possible for many years.

And I don't think it's because of how things are structured.

No, no, no, you're making the mistake.

And maybe I'm a crazy idiot who's completely wrong.

Okay?

According to how things are structured, it will never happen.

Turkey's in NATO.

Turkey is y you know has such a history with working with America.

But you're gonna tell me

That Turkey and the region can be reined in by structure.

I don't think Erdogan has principles.

I don't think Turkey has balls.

I'm not going to insult the entire country.

But I don't think the Turkish government has balls.

But I do think they have chaos.

I do think there's something chaotic about

Turkey and Syria both, and I think all it takes is accidents and misunderstanding that could really possibly force a confrontation.

I'm not saying Turkey is going to attack Israel as a crusader out of no, I'm saying chaos could force a confrontation on accident.

Think about it that way, on accident.

Now, when I say it's possible maybe Turkey and Israel there can be a confrontation, everyone always laughs at me.

But then when I spin it as, well, what if it's an accident?

What if it's an accident that forces them?

Then it suddenly makes sense.

You want to know an accident?

Was the Gaza flotilla in 2009?

Now, Turkey had incredibly good relations with Israel before this happened, right?

They sent the freedom flotilla to Gaza, and then, just like that, everything fucking changed.

Just like that.

And you know how many times this has happened recently under Erdogan in Turkey?

Just like that, everything fucking changes.

2016, the coup in 2016, just like that.

Turkey started to turn a little bit on America.

I'm not saying Turkey is out out of the system.

No, Turkey is in NATO.

They're I I understand the structure of things, but I don't know if the structure is strong enough to contain the raging chaos within

That geography.

Um

Now, let me tell you how this could possibly happen.

I'm just going to give you examples.

So, already Israel is moving in.

um through the Golan Heights.

And there are very, very powerful forces within Israel.

And I don't know if it's confirmed that the deal has been made.

But they're looking to support the Kurds.

It seems like the line that's gaining popularity in Israel is to help the Kurds and arm the Kurds.

Am I wrong for observing that?

I'm not saying the Kurds are a problem.

I sympathize with them actually.

But I've just been seeing that.

And now am I wrong?

Turkey arms and helps the well, which ones are we talking about?

That's what we have to understand.

Which one are we talking about?

Okay, so I just told you I just gave you a piece of information that now makes it maybe a possibility that what I'm saying could happen.

Okay, make fun of me and call me crazy and whatever, because everyone sees me as a Shia and I'm obviously very much.

My soul, my heart fully is with

The yellow guys, and of course I have an emotional attachment to the Islamic Revolution to an extent.

But I really try to be objective.

You can't say I don't try to be objective.

I do.

I try to be objective.

And I have no bias in favor of Turkey.

I'm just trying to be objective and not delusional.

The only courage Israel supports are the KRG, and that's a Turkish puppet.

Avant, you're probably right.

But

Israel is now expanding through the Golan

And

I think they don't want a united Syria.

They don't want the Kurds and all of Syria to so I don't know.

Yeah, the SDF will take support from everyone because of how pragmatic they are.

By the way, I want to be clear about something.

I don't agree with Turkey's.

Obviously I don't.

their attacks on the Kurds in Syria.

I don't.

Um, so I'm not making normative claims here, I'm just telling you, and also, um.

I want to also tell you why I don't believe in Ottomanism.

And what I'm talking about has to be really understood as uh it's all about chaos.

I'm not talking about a system, I'm talking about chaos.

And I I want to tell you why Ottomanism won't work, at least as of now.

Um

I just was able to I used to think Ottomanism might be the future of the region and that's the next big thing.

But then I uh started to study Turkey's internal politics more when I realized that Erdogan has not consolidated power, nor can he, 'cause I understand perfectly what the dynamic is within within Turkey.

So there's a, on the one hand, materialist Kemalism, nationalism, and then Erdogan's Ottomanism is about a moral thing.

It's like Erdogan is almost kind of like a liberal who's like, let's be compassionate and help our Muslim brothers.

And then the Kemalists are like these, you know, pragmatists and materialists who are like, no, let's just do what's in our material self-interest.

So Turkey is...

partnering with Azerbaijan and facilitating the flow of oil to Israel because they'll say in Turkey, well, we have to look out for our material self-interests because we are Turks and the Azeris are Turks and we have a blood.

We're blood brothers.

That's material.

That's substantive according to them.

And then Erdogan will say, But we're also Muslims and everyone but that's just like some moral, insubstantial dimension.

Do you understand the dynamic?

Ottomanism has yet to acquire any degree of substantiality in terms of being rooted in any kind of concrete material reality.

Um

And that is also evinced by, well, the Turks don't want to be brothers with Syrians within Turkey.

Incredible xenophobia and rage within Turkey against the Arabs, the Syrians.

Incredible levels of ethno-nationalism.

And then additionally the Kurdish question, incredible levels of ethno-nationalism with respect to the conflict with the Kurds, and this is all the legacy of Kemalism.

Which has substantiality within Turkey.

Why does it have substantiality?

Because the Turkish nation state has a developmentalist paradigm historically that has led to Turks in Anatolia having a stake in the system that binds it by blood or by soil or whatever, like materially, like in terms of economics.

It's not just all there are different see, when people say nationalism is rooted in D N A, I laugh in their stupid fucking faces.

There is no place on planet Earth that is more of a hodgepodge of mixed blood than Turkey.

It was the cosmopolitan center

Of the empire where everyone came to do business, and it's everyone's DNA.

It's literally Cyrodil from the Elder Scrolls.

There's Argonians, and it's like Khajiits, and it's Orcs, and it's High Elves, and what it's everything in the Imperial City in Cyrodiil.

Okay.

From Oblivion.

So it's not bru it's not actually based in blood.

Language is.

Even even language is much more important to them.

Historically, uh what's the difference between a Kurd and a Turk?

What language do they speak?

You know.

Some Kurds just decided to accept Turkish language and now they're called Turks.

So this is what I'm trying to say.

Uh the basis of nationalism is economic.

And well there's more.

Well look in the in the region yes, this is where s the there are limits to Stalin's national question.

Or maybe we should just redefine what nations are.

Because I really started to think about this a lot.

Okay, Syria and Lebanon and Iraq and Egypt are all fake countries created by Europeans.

So they're fake and they're not real.

So those aren't real nations.

Um

But even though they were created inauthentically, well, Egypt's probably one of the most real ones.

I'm just the borders, just I'm talking about the borders, all right?

Why is it that Lebanese still are like, Oh, we're not Syrians, we're not one of you Like even the same thing that you see in Turkey where they're xenophobic to the Syrians, the Lebanese are also xenophobic to the Syrians.

But they're literally the same nation when you think about it.

So okay, seed Stalin's definition you just linked

The key thing is the economic life.

Because these are modern nation states that pursued distinct forms of economic development, even if they're similar forms of economic development, they encompass a different extent of population.

And that has actually created a basis of real like substantive nationalism in the region.

And has made them nations in a sense.

There is an Iraqi nation, there is a Syrian nation, there is a Lebanese nation, but nations are fluid, you know.

Um so they have same language, psychological makeup.

but different economic lives, and that has made them very different.

The whole Ottoman Empire that's the story of the whole empire, by the way.

Um the Europeans drew a line somewhere and it has actually made people different.

Um

And and they have a common history and a common pain and a common and also a common trauma with respect to authoritarian states and civil wars like in Lebanon.

Like why do Lebanese people see themselves as different from everyone else?

Because they're like, oh, well, we all went through that Civil War and it's all shaped us and it's it's different traumas, right?

And Iraq it's the same thing, you know?

So what uh w am I saying this to justify the current borders in the Middle East?

Hell no.

I'm just trying to tell you that why Ottomanism, at least as it currently is expressing itself, will never be viable.

Because Turks will always be part of a different nation state than Syrians are, and Kurds also don't want to be part of the Arab Syrian state.

So and they don't want to be part of Turkey either, in Syria.

And I think the Kurds are the key to the whole thing actually.

Um, it seems like they're the key to the whole thing.

It's like

They're trying to build a new nation on on new foundations.

Um

What about Pan Turki Turkism?

Right, it's also something I don't really understand.

But again, it's a kind of

Yeah, that's shit it seems like CIA.

But um

So Turkey can occupy Syria or take Aleppo or whatever they want, but

I think that if anything, that's going to reignite.

Syrian nationalism

You know how you know a good example of this?

Iraq.

Um

When Iraq when the Ba'ath government was overthrown in Iraq, everyone thought that, oh, the Shia in Iraq are no different than Iranians.

They'll just accept Iran.

No, no, no.

Now, I'm gonna just be real with you about some other shit.

Since we don't wanna be capping anymore, let me just tell you guys something real about Iraq.

Iraqi people psychologically are at the point where they're like, I don't care if you're Shia, I don't care if you're Sunni, we're one Iraqi nation, and they also don't like Iran.

And they'd like there there is a discourse in Iraq which is like we don't care about

She or Sunday anymore.

And yeah, a lot of that is American bullshit and gibber, but it is rooted in s and and uh but it's rooted in something.

That's what I'm trying to tell you.

It is rooted in something.

Um, can I tell you guys the truth?

Am I capping when I say that in Iraq there is increasingly discontent with Iran that is organic?

Or am I wrong?

Among the common population, not just the CIA thing, like among the common people, they're increasingly.

Weary of it, of Iran,

Am I wrong?

still resenting.

But e e not even amo in uh across sects

The discourse in Iraq right now is DC or Tehran.

That's crazy.

Um

I'm just trying to tell you guys that religion is not enough to unite people.

That's the takeaway you need to get from this.

If there's gonna be a neo-Ottomanism, it it's not gonna be based in religion.

Religion is not enough to unite people.

It's just not.

If it was enough to unite people, there wouldn't be.

Um, the Turks in Turkey would not hate the Syrian refugees, but they do.

And and nationalism isn't enough, by the way.

So

And I get that nationalism prevents regional integration, but I'm trying to say is that.

The way that

A civilization state works is not really by liquidating national distinctions.

But more giving them their proper recognition, and only when that recognition is acquired do nations potentially come together and unite on a more fundamental basis.

But Erdogan's Ottomanism does not grant recognition to other nations, it doesn't grant recognition to Arabs, and it doesn't grant recognition to Kurds.

And in the same breath that it says we're all Islamic brothers, there is a Turkish nationalist undertone to that.

And that's not necessarily because Erdogan can't help it.

It's because like 50% of Turkey feels that way because of the legacy of Kemalism and Erdogan's opposition.

And also, in addition to his opposition, that's backed by NATO and America.

Also, the allies he has to make coalitions with.

Erdogan is in parliamentary alliances as a condition of his ability to rule with the far-right, you know, Turkish nationalists and pan-Turkic people.

So that's the thing about Erdogan's Ottomanism.

It because Erdogan has to make compromises within Turkey because a consequence of the nature of Turkish politics,

Um

Because of that

he ends up disguising this language of Ottomanism using that sorry, using the language of Ottomanism to disguise a very kind of

uh jingoistic Turkic nationalism that's extremely aggressive and refuses to recognize any other nation national traditions.

Like, okay,

Ataturk is a Turkish national hero, but the Arabs also have their national heroes that fought Israel, you know, in the twentieth century.

And, you know, look,

A lot of the Baathist officers um in Syria's history are national heroes, you know.

Religion may not unite, but the absence will fuck society up.

Well, yeah, it may be, but I'm just telling you, um, a lot of times religion is is d in the case of Turkey, it's disguising national self-interest.

They have the geography for conquest, not secession.

The Kurds are the only people in Anatolia oh, and all those places simultaneously.

Yeah, you're right.

There is something to that, Comrade.

And I have a theory of the Kurds and who the Kurds are.

Um

They're very mysterious people in their lineage.

But, um the Kurds are basically the indigenous people of the, you know, Anatolian, Persian, whatever, um, pole.

They are the indigenous people.

Um

The difference between Kurds and Persians is that Persians were closer to the imperial center.

The difference between Kurds and um Turks is that the Kurds were farther away from the Imperial center in both empires.

But Kurds more or less um are the popular substance out of which empires have ruled within the region.

Uh

The region stretching from Persia, Iran.

To Anatolia.

Yeah, meads and so on.

So, um

So the problem with uh and and another thing people don't understand is that the Kurds were extremely loyal to the Ottoman Empire.

Extremely loyal.

They were seen as like a base of support for the Sultan.

But when the empire collapsed with nationalism, the Kurds were seen as an embarrassment from the past.

They were seen as this premodern, you know,

thing that needed to be left behind and assimilated into a new modern national identity.

And they didn't want to look, a lot of people don't know this, but a lot of

Turks in Turkey were Turkified Kurds.

Am I allowed to say this?

Under Ataturk and the Kemalist policies of Turkey, they basically forced the Turkish language to create uniformity.

Type, what the fuck do you want to debate about?

I said I'm debating stupid gibber

on TikTok and I'll debate serious, like high level, you know, important debates on Kik.

So if you can tell me that you're the thing you want to debate isn't some stupid shit from a fucking stupid child,

I'll consider it.

What do you want to debate about?

He wants to debate about protesters.

What protesters?

What the state should do to protesters.

All right.

You you have me interested.

I I definitely want to see what you have to say about this.

Good get in this show queue.

In reference to what you said a couple streams ago, okay.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Well, look, as far as Syria is concerned,

I think HTS wants to roll over for Israel.

I don't think that's a I don't th you don't think there's there's Palestinian leaders that were corrupt as hell.

There were.

It's just that after long enough, they couldn't take it.

And it is the same thing will happen in Syria.

It's like

Israel's gonna go in and take land.

And

Look.

The Palestinians have the disadvantage of being geographically isolated.

But if you poke the big regional bear long enough, especially the Sunni majority, you poke them long enough.

And now they're not geographically isolated.

I think it could potentially incur a response that is nothing like Israel has ever seen before.

It'll incur a response like Israel has never ever seen before.

And I'm a Shia and I'm going to tell you, the Shia have been fighting alone, besides Hamas.

They've been fighting alone.

And that is just not sust it's not sustainable.

It's just not they can't do it alone.

It's not sustainable.

I support whatever it takes to activate the Sunni majorities against Israel.

The nationalist governments

could not do that because they were too modernized and conventional in their military strategies.

Um, obviously conventional, toe to toe, you're gonna lose to Israel.

Um

And also the Shias couldn't do it by themselves.

So

I mean, but look, I'm just I'm being too optimistic.

I n I know the plan.

is to destroy any resistance to Israel.

But it gets me thinking.

It's like

Well

If the entire region doesn't care to resist Israel, like, what's the point?

You know?

There there is something deeply rooted among the masses.

That has what it takes to fight Israel.

And I'm convinced of that.

So let me uh let me uh also say that um

Let me uh shift the topic to Iran.

I have no faith in Iran at all.

I think it is only a matter of time at this point.

That Iran goes the way of this is Iran's Berlin Wall moment.

Uh that is a very apt description.

And Pozeshkian is Iran's Gorbachev.

And it got me thinking because do you know that during the mid to late 80s, there were a lot of like.

Socialists and communists who were coping about the Soviet bloc, just like a lot of Axis of Resistance people are coping about the Axis.

They're like, No, Gorbachev is in bed, you know, it's and then so, so suddenly, within the span of five years, everything's gone.

They fumbled it in five years, that rapidly and quickly.

One by one.

And after uh one by one they kept coping one by one.

When the Berlin won oh, don't worry, it'll it'll still be as it'll still be fine.

One by one, uh things shit just kept happening year after year, very, very quickly and rapidly.

And it was over.

And that's what's going to happen to the Axis.

And I'm sick of people telling me

Fuck, I am sick of people telling me, like, oh no, don't worry, there's a and no, no, no, it's it's done, it's done.

After they j they killed the Hezbollah leadership, I said, okay, yeah, I mean, maybe there's.

But after this no, I mean the access is done.

It's over.

They're blaming Russia and China for backstabbing Syria.

How can you backstab Syria when the soldiers don't want to fight?

If the Syrian Arab army doesn't want to fight, that's why, that's what I was saying, guys.

It's like, why are it like, Ha, should we go Assad?

Yeah, Assad.

I'm like, why would we?

Black Pack, look, whenever we cheer on forces of resistance and multipolarity and anti-imperialism, it's because we're we're in solidarity with the people.

I didn't see a popular element within Syria that's going to fight and die for Bashar.

I just didn't see it.

I didn't see it.

I didn't see it.

And and if the Syrian soldiers aren't gonna fight, what is any how is anyone else gonna save Assad?

And just to tell you guys how shit worked in Syria, man, Wagner did fucking everything for Assad, all right?

I'm just gonna tell you the truth.

Like, the Syrian Arab army did not have morale.

It just was an extremely incompetent fighting force.

Soleimani himself said.

that he could conquer all of Syria with one besiege.

And Wagner ha has the same description of the Syrian Arab army.

They just

They got no anti-drone training.

At the end of the day, everything is about morale.

Okay?

The Houthis are much.

They have much less training than the Syrian Arab Army.

And the Houthis.

Okay, it's 'cause of the morale.

Okay, the C SAA is a very was a very cynical, purely institutional, conventional fighting force.

They didn't have the morale.

SAA was able to hold many cities.

Was it SAA or was it Hezbollah?

You know, what are we talking about?

Okay, was it Soleimani?

They seem to think Russia cut it back from me to pull out.

Well

Russia could not help Assad because Assad didn't want to help himself, and the SAA didn't want to help.

And anyone any idiot trying to blame Russia, well

Assad went to Russia.

I mean, he didn't even give a speech to his people.

He just went to Moscow.

So.

Clearly, Assad doesn't feel that betrayed.

He's just chilling.

And you know, I saw something incredibly sad, guys.

I'm not going to lie.

I was, I saw something incredibly sad.

Somebody was like, Assad should open an X account and tell us what happened.

And I'm just trying to like imagine Bashar al-Assad on an X-Space, like, while he's like sitting on a couch, like, yeah, I don't know what happened.

I'm just one of you now.

And he's just gonna be like, like.

Like how Dead Mouse was on Twitch.

He's just kind of like a washed up celebrity who's just well, I'm an influencer now.

Like Assad is gonna be a fucking X poster now.

Yeah, I'm the former president of Syria and you know I'm a famous guy because of and it's like that is the saddest legacy I could ever think of, right?

He's gonna just like be a fucking X X influencer.

He's gonna be on Twitter spaces.

Like, the sad thing about Assad is that I'm going to Moscow soon.

Like, Assad is just like one of us now.

Like, he's just like some guy on the sidewalk now.

He's like a guy on X who's in Twitter spaces speculating.

Well, I'll tell you about, you know, what's basic.

Like, bro, that is not, as a leader, you do need to go down with your ship, all right?

Or you become the biggest clown and joke of all time.

I want to say something incredibly contentious, and I don't want to inflame any harsh feelings.

To be clear, I do not think

The killing of the Romanov family was good.

Um Lenin was not responsible for that.

There's no r evidence that he was responsible or the central Soviet government was responsible.

And um

As far as what happened to Czar Nicholas, uh it should have been like a trial and a and a formality type of thing, and the way it happened was horrible.

But in in in a in a in a deeper sense, what China did to Puyi was actually a lot worse.

Because at least the Russian people had enough respect for the Tsar that like, okay, if the Tsar as an institution is done, then the Tsar physically is done, right?

And in this way Tsar Nicholas II was able to preserve

a certain dignity of having emb having been the body politic, having embodied the state in his flesh.

And as state the state was killed and a new state was was was uh created.

But what they did to Pu Yi was incredibly cruel.

Okay?

They just turned him into a normal guy.

And that is incredibly terrifying and scary.

This guy was the emperor of all China.

And he was responsible.

Listen, everyone thinks Mao was soft.

Like, why didn't they kill Puyi?

He was a Japanese collaborator.

The Japanese were horrible.

And I'm just like, you don't understand the Chinese intelligence, how smart they are.

They were what they did to him was much, much more cruel than if they killed him.

Much crueler.

Much more revengeful.

Because they literally destroyed symbolically the institution of the Qing the the the the throne of the Qing emperor.

They destroyed it.

They they literally destroyed it.

They defiled it.

They destroyed it.

They i i they effaced it to a point where like it is scary.

You know, and no one remembers him now.

Imagine had they killed Puyi, there would be Chinese o canonists who have Puyi as a profile picture.

What the Chinese Jews did to Puyi and they destroyed.

No, there's no lost cause for Puyi now.

He's not like, oh, what could have been?

What could have been?

He was a janitor, he was sweeping the streets.

So in this strict sense, the Russians the Russian revolutionaries it wasn't necessarily the Bolsheviks, it was the generally Russian revolutionaries.

What they did to the r uh to Tsar Nicholas was much more respectful than what China did to Puyi in this specific sense.

Like they it was they just left him alone and just turned him into a normal guy.

And so that's what it reminds me of when with what's happening to Bashar al-Assad.

It's like, what, he's just going to be on X on Twitter and he's just going to be chilling on Twitter?

On X.

I think it's ridiculous, all right?

It's ridiculous.

Yeah, it's reverse martyrdom.

That's exactly it.

It's reverse martyrdom.

Bashar's Twitter space ah, what a ridiculous thing.

I literally am thinking of Bashar al-Assad in a Twitter space with all these fucking retard, like dissident people.

Like all these stupid, like Mario Nafal personalities.

Like he's imagine, no, imagine not only is Assad in a Twitter space.

But he's not even the host, and it's one of those Twitter spaces with like nine other people, and he's just like one of them.

Like one of them is like a bitcoin guy with an NFT of the monkey, and the other guy is just like some Well, here's the thing

What you gotta understand about Syria.

And like Assad is just patiently waiting to talk while he's like in the midst of all these people.

Like, that is his fate.

That's probably gonna happen.

He's just gonna be.

And Assad, not only that, but he's gonna be a regular in these spaces where it's like, yeah, Assad is here.

Yeah, this guy used to be the president of Syria.

Yeah.

Like, he's just gonna be chilling there all the time now.

With like all the Bitcoin people.

That's Assad's fate.

It's really bad.

Yeah, Hafez died for that.

Imagine if Haffaz was alive.

She just go back to practising medicine.

Um

I don't I don't think he intends to ever show his face to the world ever again.

I think he's done.

I actually think Assad is like doing some like artistic emo statement where he's like You're not even worth I'm not even gonna talk to you.

I'm done.

I have nothing to say to the world.

He's probably just like, I have nothing to say to the world.

I never chose this life.

I always wanted to be an interpretive dancer.

And I've nothing to say.

Now I'm just gonna now now I'm done.

I can just be my true self now.

Yeah, he j he just changed his profile picture to black.

He just he just wants to be himself, finally.

That's the shame of the Assyrian state.

Hafaz had a son

Who always dreamed of going to Disney World and being in the West and starting a punk rock band and being his own person?

I wanna be an individual.

I wanna be myself.

Just like the Disney movie.

What are these Disney songs precisely about this?

I wish I could do what I wanted to do, but everyone tells me what to do.

And they say it's honor and duty, and that I have to do what they say.

But I wanna be myself and do what I wanna do.

And like, that's like Assad.

Like, that's his life.

Like, as a teenager growing up, he never wanted.

And I never wanted to be king.

I wanna do singing and be in a band.

Like that's probably his whole life as a teenager growing up and everything.

And now he's getting that.

Like when Assad landed in Moscow, the plane ladder opened, he walked down from the jet, and then the this song started playing.

He's looking out.

He's looking out into the sunset.

Looking in the sunset, getting off the plane.

and a tear goes down his eye.

Takes off his coat.

And then he just looks

It looks like they're arriving

He's looking

And then he starts running like this.

He just started.

Let me check it.

starts running like that.

And it's like slow motion.

It's slow motion.

And he's running.

running

And then he's just in into the horizon and you could s when he faint he's a faint in the distance of the sunset, he just jumps up in the air.

And then he disappears into the horizon.

That's Assad's future.

Now he can be himself and now he can he his his dream is is come true.

He's unburdened by the duties of ruling and now he can do what he's always wanted to do.

Um

You know, he can live the dreams he's always had.

Unburdened by what by what has been no, see, Assad he doesn't want to be an influencer, he doesn't want to be on Andrew Tate's podcast, he doesn't want to do any of that, he just wants

He just wants

to be himself as a true individual

Now, what am I telling you?

I'm telling you how disgusting the bourgeoisie are, the of um

Of uh anti-imperialist states.

They are literally westernized libtard individualists.

And like, I have to suppress it.

Shut up.

Like they are actually like liberal, westernized.

Like they watch the Disney movies.

I want to be an individual, and everyone leaves me alone.

It's my life, do whatever I want to do, it's my life, say whatever I want to say, it's my life, do what I wanting to do.

It's my life, say whatever I want to say.

It's my life doing what I want to do.

It's my life doing what I want to say.

Yo.

That's how the fucking bricks bourgeoisie are.

They're a bunch of fucking like their dream.

It's like psychosis dream of being lip tards.

It's my life sharing what I want to say.

I'm going to tell you their anthem.

This is the anthem of the bricks bourgeoisie.

This is the anthem of the um

The bourgeoisie of like non-Western countries that pretend to be committed t well the countries are committed to anti-imperialism.

I'm talking about like the elites children.

This is their anthem.

Hey, hey, are you into sing?

It's my life.

It's my life.

It's my life.

It's my life.

Yeah.

I make like education.

You don't know that I collect an education.

They thought that line went so hard, by the way.

My neighbor thinks that I am wasting my time.

He don't know that he is wasting his time.

They thought that shit was so that they thought that was ice.

They thought that shit was so hard when they wrote that.

Um

Um

Anyway, uh

I want to break free.

I'm such a comedian.

It's like a comedy genius.

See, like instead of SNL, they should have a Bricks SNL that I am the writer of.

And I could actually, like, have that foot playing.

Like that image I could make a real

Anyway, uh look.

Look, um

What was I gonna say?

Um fuck, what was I gonna say?

Ah, yeah, okay, so let me roast the other side now.

Freeze her!

Freeze cereal!

First of all, I'm starting to notice something.

Well, okay.

Syria is basically India now.

The future of Syria is India, paradise on earth.

Uh just mindless fanatical masses and hordes of people attacking minorities as an outlet for social pressure who don't even

Like, just like that's what Syria is now.

It's just fucking India.

It's like BJP India.

It's a joke.

That's what Syria is going to become.

Just India.

Um like here's the thing

Like, Israel's attacking the Golan, so how will the free Syrians respond?

They're just gonna, like, massacre some Shia village in response to Israel.

We won!

And they're gonna declare victory.

They're gonna massacre, like, some Assyrians or Shia and then plant the flag of, like, the Caliphate and and beat their chest and say that they won.

Like these people, Israel is literally attacking Syria.

Israel's attacking!

Israel's what do we do?

It's that one guy who does the institutions.

You know, Israel is attacking!

They're attacking!

Okay, they're attacking.

I have to think about the institutions.

Go kill the Shia grandma!

Kill that Shia grandma!

There's like some Shia grandma walking down the street, they just shoot her in the head.

Ya Allah!

Ya!

And they're celebrating like they won.

Like, oh, yeah, you win.

You win.

They just like bully and attack helpless minorities.

That's India though.

I'm telling you, that's India.

It's the same thing in India.

And that's what Syria is gonna that's the future of Syria, India.

The institutions

The institutions

Yeah, six thousand Alawite villagers beheaded, zero IDF casualties.

Ah uh the institutions will save Syria guys, it's the institutions.

But uh yeah, it's just gonna be like India.

And then I have another final PSA.

I have a PSA.

Well, the Syrian tethers have been holed up in my country, the United States of America, and they have been using my tax dollars to free Syria.

Well, you got your free Syria now.

So go there and live in your paradise.

You were so confident that if Assad is removed, Syria will be much better.

You were so confident in Syria's future that you used a lot of my tax dollars to engineer it.

And now you've gotten the outcome you wanted.

So it's time to go home to your paradise.

Paradise awaits.

Paradise awaits

Paradise Awaits in Free Syria.

Tweet it.

Should I make the tweet?

Should I make the tweet Paradise Awaits and Free Syria

'Kay.

Hehehehehehehe

All right.

I'm tweeting it.

All right.

Can w can this go viral?

Can this go viral?

Alright, let's uh

Let's get this to go viral.

Alright.

Let's boost it, guys.

What can what can we do to boost this?

Yeah.

They probably don't even know what a tether is.

Paradise awaits.

That's so funny.

Haspan Hassan spams the link in his chat.

Yeah, this is not going very viral, guys.

It's been uh two minutes and we're only at ninety-one.

It's kind of pathetic.

It's kind of pathetic.

Yeah.

Paradise.

Paradise awaits.

It is funny.

It is funny.

I hate seeing these stupid like

Well, I don't hate seeing them.

Some of these fine Syrian women.

They're like totally like presenting themselves in ways that al-Qaeda would not allow them to in Syria.

And they're like, oh my God, free Syria.

And they're like college and they're like educated and they have all these privileges.

And they're like, oh my God, free Syria.

It's like, okay, then go.

What you're advocating to happen to Syrian women, you go live that life.

You're sitting in America with all these rights and privileges as a woman.

And you're like living it up, you know, whatever.

And now Al-Qaeda is going to like force all women to like.

you know, be intense or something.

And you know, y yeah, I mean, that's what you're advocating for that here for like misery and destruction for Syrian women.

Yeah.

So, it's ridiculous.

I'm not talking about Syrian girl, you're ridiculous, she was pro-Assad, so I don't know what you're the fuck you're talking about.

Like, Assad was protecting Syrian women.

I mean, let's not forget that.

Well, he wasn't, but the regime was.

The regime forces were.

Regime, the Syrian regime, that I'm not going to say Assad anymore.

I'm going to say Syriad regime.

The Syrian regime was protecting Syrian women.

Absolutely, they were.

Um it was.

And uh what ISIS was doing to Syrian women it was unspeakable.

It was unspeakable.

Same with Al Qaeda.

And Jolani fought under ISIS, okay?

So

Have you seen the prison they freed?

Um

That's the thing I don't understand about the prison-freeing stuff.

It's like, oh, are all the prisoners innocent?

I didn't know.

Like, none of them are rapists and none of them are murderers and thieves and dangerous criminals.

They're all innocent.

In those prisons, everyone's innocent.

All right.

Yeah, let just let 'em out.

Let 'em out.

No serial killers, nothing.

It's like when people talk about the gulags under Stalin, when like 95% of gulag inmates were common criminals.

Like, okay.

Sublime, what's up?

Mm-hmm.

Paradise awaits.

It's hilarious.

Yeah.

I'm such a comedy genius.

Yeah.

So true.

Yeah.

The institutions.

Since the doors

Mm.

Yeah.

Paradise awaits genius, genius.

Genius.

Yeah.

I love how these Syrian tethers in Georgia, when I um what were they uh Care?

I remember the Syrian tethers at Care were so outraged about what I was saying about them.

They're like, We're gonna dox this guy.

So they go, Adam to here.

They look up my name on Google, and like his real name turned out to be Adam to here.

Because Grayson didn't give them my real name.

So they went, they Googled it and they released it in the university.

Adam to here.

Yeah, keep attacking Adam Tahir.

And the best part about the Adam to Here meme is that anyone who knows my real name and tries to leak it will not be believed.

Because if my real name is something other than Adam Tahir, a lot of people's reputations are going to be destroyed for having gotten it wrong.

So the CIA literally realized they made the biggest fuck-up of their entire lives because they can't even leak my real name now because the reputation of all of our ops will be completely discredited forever if my name turns out not to be Adam Tahir.

And that is sad for them.

That is sad for them.

Oh, this is not going viral, guys.

This is not going if this doesn't go to 1k in like 10 minutes.

I don't know what what's real anymore.

Didn't they search Adam Tahir and harass some random Muslim family?

Uh, yeah, a few people did.

Or one or two people did that.

Um.

Yeah.

My real surname is all solder, fuck no.

Fuck no, it's not.

But um

I hate Islamoliberalism.

I only like Islamic Mongolism.

It's my new slogan.

The combination of lib the can the most cancer I would rather be an atheist than adopt the disgusting ideology of combining Islam with liv You know what?

Write this down.

The combination of Islam with liberalism is the most cancerous, disgusting thing abomination ever invented.

It's the worst, most disgusting thing ever.

I am Islamophobic to liberal Islamic.

Islamo liberals.

I'm actually Islamophobic.

I'm one of those MAGA

People in the boonies.

Obama's a Muslimic al Qaeda.

Get him out.

He's bringing Shariel I I'm with those people.

'Cause what they're talking about is Islamo liberalism.

Which is a disgusting satanic cancer and I fully am against it.

Obam Barack Hussein, Obama.

That shit is I'm with them.

I'm Islamophobic to Obama as well.

Fuck him.

Is Iran an Islamo liberal country?

Iran is half Islamo liberal and half

Something else.

Um unfortunately the Islamo-liberal half is taking over rapidly with Gorbachev Pazeskian.

Mikhail Pazeshkian, the Gorbachev of Iran.

He literally calls himself that, by the way.

B Blood Snow is like some fucking like fanatic ISIS motherfucker.

The fuck is this guy?

The institutions the institutions of Syria's future

Oppose Iran equals ISIS.

See, that's kind of like, um now I feel like those neither Washington nor Beijing idiots or sorry, neither Washington nor Moscow idiots, 'cause like, um

Like, you may oppose Iran, but I oppose Iran for the opposite reasons.

I don't oppose Iran, actually.

I don't oppose Iran at all.

I oppose Iran's government for the opposite reasons that you do.

I'm against Iran's reformist government, because I think Iran is not doing enough to be like the Safavids and be like Genghis Khan and be like extremely brutal.

Saloth, but you are a Libtard who's like, Iran, I hate Iran.

I you are the reason I defend Iran all the time.

It's idiots like you that make me defend Iran.

Stupid people butthurt about Iran or why.

I

Defend it.

He also called Assad a butcher.

A Sod is a butcher!

So you and Jackson disagree on Iran?

No, it's the we're against the reformists.

We want the heart we liked Raisi.

I like I do think Khamenei is a decent guy.

The Supreme Leader is a decent guy.

And I I just wish Iran would be more focussed on like destroying Israel and and the US presence in the region rather than passing a new bill for hijabs.

Like, Iran just fucking passed a bill for hijabs as Syria collapsed.

Yeah, yeah.

Look, you know what?

There's a line I haven't crossed yet.

I am so close to crossing that line when it comes to my criticism of Iran.

I have not crossed that line ever in my career, and I'm getting so close to talking about, yeah, the clerics and the moolahs.

But I haven't said anything so far out of respect.

But just so you know, Syria collapsed while they were sitting around with beards and turbans and uh whatever they wear, and they they're they're um passing laws about fucking hijabs while Syria collapsed.

Like yeah, let's just beat up women.

Let's just rag more on women.

Instead of fucking you know, instead of actually fucking dealing with Israel and protecting Lebanon and doing something, these are their priorities.

Don't get me wrong, yeah, do have your hijab laws, have whatever laws you want in peacetime.

In peacetime.

Instead of Iran doing another Operation True Promise,

They're fucking um passing laws about hijabs.

Which is so fucking stupid.

I actually, I'm gonna give you a fucking truth nuke.

Um.

I support Islamic social conservatism when it's organic and reflected within civil society as like a norm.

I don't like artificial Islamic LARPing that is purely from the law, where it's like oh, you have to do it 'cause it's legally mandated.

Um

That's where I think it's fucking stupid.

You know?

Uh.

So I'm not a liberal who wants to liberalize societies and destroy these religious traditions.

I'm just against um making them artificial traditions.

Should we continue to support access of resistance as their principle?

Of course.

Of course, yes.

Uh don't get me wrong.

I mean yeah, we we still have to stand in solidarity with all the forces fighting and resisting imperialism.

But to what extent we can maintain our confidence

A, in their ability to continue doing that, and B in their willingness to continue doing but that, that is where we are right now.

Like, we feel very betrayed by what happened in Syria.

Because we did support Assad, we did support

The sovereignty of the Syrian state.

And they fucking betrayed our solidarity.

And yeah, I mean, we didn't h get harmed, but you know, that's why we're that's why I'm making fun of him and I'm bothered by it, 'cause it's like and Iran also betrayed the whole world.

And they betrayed Palestine and Lebanon and the whole world.

And I'm not, maybe not Iran as a monolith, but the reformists.

And you say, Haz, why are you saying Iran and not just the reformists?

Well, because I'll tell you why.

Because the hardliners don't have a strategy or an ability to push back.

These reformists have been getting away with whatever they wanted since the revolution.

Uh

And the hard liners are are just reading the Quran.

Listen, can I tell you something?

Um, Bloodsnow, you are the thing you don't understand, Bloodsnow, is that Iran is not a paper tiger.

The Iranian masses

And the Iranian civilization can easily take over the fucking world if they get their shit together.

Not their shit.

It's the elites, the western educated and western elites that are the fucking problem in Iran.

Yeah, they're clueless bloom boomers like Joe Sims.

You're exactly right, Johnny.

You're exactly right.

Um and Solimani was a brilliant commander.

He was brilliant and he was a hero.

I'll tell you I'm going to justify why Solomani was a hero in a second.

Uh

But um

No, I mean uh Iran um

Uh I'll give you a fucking nuke.

I'm j I'm just gonna drop a nuke, all right?

The reformists in Iran were the ones that prolonged the Iran-Iraq war.

Did you guys know that?

The reason the Iran-Iraq war lasted as long as it did was 'cause of the reformists.

Don't know if you knew that, but that's the truth.

And toward the end of his reign, Saddam was actually starting to improve relations with Iran.

And when America decided to invade Iraq, guess who went to kiss America's ass and get it help?

And yeah, fucking.

Reformers

Guess who went in Afghanistan to get rid of the Taliban alongside America?

Reformists.

Is Russia next?

No, Russia will never be toppled.

Russia has not been toppled in three four hundred years, okay?

Since the Mongols.

Russia is on top of the world.

Russia's geo Russian Russia will not fall like that, I promise.

It won't happen because they have fucking nuclear weapons.

You got nukes, it's a different story.

And Russia's ready to use the nukes and that's why.

So Syria and Iran are small potatoes compared to Russia.

Russia will not be toppled, but um

The threat with respect to Russia is not that Russia is going to be toppled and divided and balkanized.

The threat comes from the pro Western elites within Russia.

betraying everyone, and joining the West.

That is the threat.

That is the threat, it's internal within Russia, it's not external.

Fuck.

What happens after Putin dies?

Well

Let's not talk about it.

Um

Syria and Iran are don't have nukes tornado and they don't have Syria and Iran are all have no experience with modern governance in contrast to Russia, so Russia will not have the same problems.

But um

I'm not a fan of secularism actually.

Uh

I'm not a fan of

I'm not a fan of secularism, I'm not a fan of uh

I'm not a fan of um

Theocracy necessarily.

Well, I am a fan of theo real theocracy I like, but the fake kind where you're in the middle of a war and you pass a hijab law because a bunch of fucking clerics don't live in the real world, that's my problem.

And and I think state atheism is better than secularism, just because

State atheism really means true theocracy.

Because when a state institutionalizes theism,

They're creating an idol and it's idolatry.

But when the state says that they're atheists, they're basically saying we have no conceit or purport with respect to our standing with God.

We are fully in God's hands, God's fate is fully in command, and we are completely subservient and submissive to the fate established by God and the will of God.

So state atheism is the only way a state can submit to the will of God, truly.

And you know what?

What what um Enver Hoxha had in Albania was way better than what Iran has right now.

What Iran has right now are fucking clerics gibbering.

There's something about that that's like so like listen, for a long time, guys, we've been on the you know, we've pushed been pushing back against Western liberal feminism.

But I also want to remind you

That in ancient Athens, women were like treated like trash and they were completely.

Yeah.

They were seen as subhuman and whatever.

And then they were, you know, they were molesting little boys in Athens.

And then Sparta.

And they were a bunch of weak, weaklings, weak soy males in Athens that fucking beat the shit out of women all the time and hated women and were pederasts.

And then look at Sparta, where the women were treated like, you know, human and in the sense of like, okay, there's respect and women have rights and whatever.

And then the Spartans are masculine and athletic.

And, you know, I don't think they're doing that stuff with, oh, they were pederasts as well.

I didn't know that.

Well, I think the the comparison, you know, forgetting about the historical facts of the matter, is legit.

Like the Soviet Union, uh, women had a very good social status and they had rights and they could get education and they were chill, you know, and uh

You know, it was a very masculine society.

But then look at Iran with these soy look uh get the testosterone level of these clerics in Iran, and it's not going to be very high.

I'll just tell you that.

It's not going to be very high.

And uh there is something to be said about that dynamic.

True.

Misogyny is soy.

Right?

Am I wrong?

It is.

There is something very soy about it.

There's something very low tea soy about it.

Uh because it is uh

Because it is like um

And I'm talking about institutionalized misogyny.

I'm not talking about, um,

The ambiguous realities of your personal sexual life.

I'm talking about institutionalized misogyny, where you're sitting around and you're fucking being invaded by a foreign enemy, and you're sitting around talking about uh throwing fucking tents on your women's heads.

That's the kind of fucking

I can't use these language.

But, you know

Ain't nothing manly about that.

There's nothing manly.

About fucking

Your whole fucking regional project collapsing and you're sitting around

Talking about how women, you know, need to wear more headscarves.

It's just so fucking stupid.

Actually, yeah, sleepers sell, you hit the nail on the coffin.

When the women are completely oppressed in the real sense, you don't have to be strong and masculine.

That's so fucking true because you don't have to compete.

You don't have to do anything.

You don't have to impress them.

You don't have to prove your manhood in any kind of way.

It's institutionalized.

It's like you getting affirmative action.

It's institutionalized.

When masculinity is institutionalized, it's no longer masculine because real masculinity cannot be something negotiated institutionally.

It's something that you have to actually earn by proving it and testing it and whatever.

And, um, that's yeah, that's exactly it.

Um

No, that's so true.

That's so true.

That's why in East Germany

Um again, you know, compare East German dudes with West German ones, and East Germany, they're, you know, um

Compare the testosterone levels in both countries, I'm pretty sure you're gonna find fucking West Germans are soy as shit compared to East Germans.

Yeah, yeah, look at North Korea.

Now, I wouldn't call North Korea a feminist because feminism is something different.

Again, keep in mind I'm against feminism completely.

I'm just telling you, just because I'm against feminism and all Marxism is opposed to feminism.

And by the way, the biggest misogynist ever was Rosa Luxemburg.

Uh if you take issue with how Jackson

Look at how Rosa Luxemburg described

The female bourgeoisie.

Look at how Rosa Luxemburg described women bourgeoisie.

Listen, we've all been duped.

It's not man versus woman.

All of the cringe, stupid ass shit we're annoyed of when it comes to women, that's not the fault of women as the majority working women.

That's the fucking airheaded, stupid bourgeois women and petty bourgeois women that everyone's sick and tired of.

And their insufferable, disgusting traits are not a consequence of them being women.

It's a consequence of them not being able to fucking grow up.

And that's also true for male Redditors and gamers.

They can't grow up.

Only the proletariat is capable of transitioning into adulthood mentally and like psychologically, because they actually have to be fucking faced with real-world problems.

But the bourgeois parasitic classes are in a perpetual state of infantilism.

So they're the most insufferable fucking people, both man and woman.

And people look at these insufferable women and they're like, fuck, you know, you know, oh, I hate women.

And it's like, well.

You don't necessarily hate your grandma.

You don't hate like women who know about the real world.

You don't hate women that are working, women that are, you know, have are working like five jobs and struggling to get by and working hard.

You don't hate those women.

You hate the

The infantile ones that are like stupid and entitled and individualistic, and like it's a class thing.

It's not a fucking gender thing, it's a class thing.

Same thing with men, by the way.

Like, you know

Do Reddit man children represent all men?

Of course not.

Um

Out of touch, idiot, stupid

Fucking people, it's like, you know, they turned the class war into a fucking gender war, you know?

It's all class resentment, it's the root of all this shit.

It's the fucking root of everything.

That's not to say I've uh t abandoned everything I've ever said in the past or whatever and like 'cause I have shared with you guys wisdom in the past and I'm not gonna walk any of it back.

I just don't think everyone's prepared to have that conversation 'cause of how how, um

complicated things are.

And also I I it's hard sharing this in public, like in front of like hundreds of people, because it's like people make the assumption that I'm trying to like create institutionalized precedents.

Like if I've ever said something misogynistic in the past, it's not because I want what I said to be institutionalized.

It's more like a um like a

Like a um

Like a psychology thing, a personal thing.

Like

Like, that doesn't ne it's not necessarily about forcing

you know, laws and all this other kind of stuff, you know?

Um

Anyway, um

What's about what do you say feminism is the biggest obstacle for Marxism to break through?

Uh

Uh no.

Um but no, I d I do think well no I don't but I do think that um

I do think that uh

I do think that um Marxists have historically in the West not Marxists, like leftists in general have been very hesitant to call out like immature childish behavior when it comes from women because they don't want to like be perceived as misogynistic.

And that has had a huge detrimental effect on organizations.

I won't lie.

Like the narcissistic, childish behavior where, like, you know, all this dumb stuff about like fat phobia and whatever, like the DSA's crazy culture that they have.

The DSA has the crazy culture that it has because while they might be willing to call out childish, self-centered behavior from men, they're not willing to do that with women.

And both men and women can be childish and self-centered.

It's just that one side is getting a free pass because they're too afraid to exert authority against women.

Like they're too afraid to do.

No, we wouldn't possibly use our authority against women.

By the way, this is so true for racism as well.

If you're somebody from a, you know, it doesn't matter what race, if you're Mexican, whatever, black, Asian, it doesn't matter, white, and you're being a childish, self-centered person in America and leftist organizations, they'll be very hesitant to call out your bullshit because they don't want to, you know, I don't want to be racist, right?

So this is how records have like destroyed the American left for a long time because it's just like childish, self-centered people, immature people, get to do whatever the fuck they want.

If they come from the right, if they're women or if they're minorities or if they're from a certain race or whatever.

So

Um

Yeah.

No, you have to assert the authority of your organization.

The authority of your organization comes above anyone's feelings.

Any kind of personal point of privilege, no, none of that.

The author authority.

Remember guys, authority.

Authority.

Simple.

Authority.

Simple.

It's like the authority of your organization is above everything, you know?

It's above everything.

Also, another thing I don't like about uh

Like um

It's when men are like, oh.

Uh I don't want to like be too

Um, I don't wanna oh, women want me to be less masculine.

Let me let me temper my fucking masculine inclinations, whatever, and like, you know, soften my whatever my voice, my everything, uh, and stop being aggressive politically.

Well, I mean, who said that's what women want?

You know, even if they do, who too fucking bad, the demands of the movement.

Political aggression toward fascism, political aggression toward imperialism.

Yeah, you have to be fucking aggressive.

You know?

Yeah, you have to assert authority.

Yes, you have to fucking fight.

And it's just a bunch of fucking cowards who want to abandon their responsibilities as soldiers and flee from the front lines.

And 'cause they're th don't worry about what women are thinking.

Do your fucking duty and fight.

For God's sake, women are fighting.

You know, I went to Donbass, and I remember there was a statue of this woman.

And uh all the men fled the battle battlefield.

This woman picked up uh like a PKM machine gun and kept on fighting when all the men fled.

So if you're worried about, you know, oh, I'm being too uh warlike

Remember women like that, you know?

Um in other words

You have no fucking coward's way out to be a pussy and having a fucking excuse.

The not

be politically aggressive and militant.

You have no fucking excuse.

There's no excuses.

Men are looking for any excuse to dodge wars.

It's within our it's part of the bitch made

Thank you, uh TF2.

We all have a bitch made

impulse within us to dr to dodge the war.

so we don't have to risk our lives and fight.

And there has been a disgusting feminism in the West which has enabled that instinct within men to avoid war, to avoid fighting, because, oh, well, I'm I'm actually you know, we're in a new feminine era with Mother Gaia.

But

As if they are, you know

There's so much pressure on them to not be to not be men.

Well, a lot of that.

Look, I used to say something like: a society disencourages masculinity a lot, but.

Let me tell you something.

A lot of that disencouragement is self-imposed by men.

'Cause it's fucking easy to be a pussy.

You know how easy it'd be for me to like not go to the gym and just fucking like give up and be a fucking noodle?

Like, that would be easy.

So, it's not simply that men are not oppressed when it comes to.

You know, their masculinity.

90% of that oppression is self-imposed.

10% of it is the TV telling you to be that way.

But the only reason it's effective as it is is because it's so fucking easy to just be a bitch.

It's so fucking easy to just give up, not wake up in the morning and fucking stop fighting and stop struggling and going through so much pain and suffering.

But that's how you grow strong and you have to.

You have to keep fighting and fighting and fighting.

And there's no fucking excuses and there's no fucking excuses.

There's no fucking excuses.

And you want there to be an excuse so bad and you're looking for any fucking excuse to get out of it and there's none.

So just fucking do it.

No excuse, there's no excuses.

Simple, no fucking excuses.

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The tweet got five hundred likes.

I'm deleting it.

I'm deleting this shit.

Alright, five hundred likes pathetic.

Oh, it's been forty minutes.

Mm-hmm.

Right.

Alright.

Alright, uh

Okay.

Oh yeah, that guy wants to debate me, where the fuck is he?

Where the fuck is that guy?

Man, he j just didn't show up.

He said kept streaming.

Ah man, okay.

His mic wouldn't work, all right.

Fucking

Wonderful.

Anyway guys, um

I am so fucking exhausted and tired

I'm very very tired.

Let me see something.

Alright.

Alright guys.