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Head gentry, thank you brother.

P J I see you brother.

American Vaquero, what's going on?

K5, what's going on?

Krass, what's going on, brother?

I see you.

I see you.

What's going on, everybody?

It's been a long, long time.

I have a lot.

To talk with you about a lot.

It's really been a long time.

Uh as you can see

Did something that I wish I could have done either before or on upon my return from Russia, which is shave my fucking beard.

I don't grow it out to be giant as a fashion statement.

I was literally like a homeless man.

Well, I wasn't homeless, but I was being deprived of a barber.

And it was not fun, all right?

And I think I may have lost weight because I just stopped eating things that.

We're not extremely simple to consume because it would get all over my beard and it just was so bad.

It was really bad.

But now.

Now we're back.

Everything's fine.

Back home.

And uh yeah, I mean when I tell you guys I stream early, at least for the next week, and unless I fuck my sleep schedule up again, well, what's going on?

It's not it's not uh lying, it's yeah, I have to because I'm I probably go to bed in about two or three hours now, from now, you know.

I wake up very early now because that's what happens when I travel abroad.

Now, I want to begin this.

I want to tell you guys why I went to Russia.

I told you I was going.

I didn't tell you I was going to Donbass for obvious security reasons.

And the security reasons and risks are just the fact that, you know, if I was killed.

Probably wouldn't be good for this whole thing movement going on.

Jay Summit, what's going on?

You know?

The security concerns uh also probably revolve around my the in I'm not on the Ukraine kill list, but uh I gained a high degree of informy debating about the conflict right when it started, covering that conflict in twenty twenty two.

So, I mean, it would definitely make sense that someone like me would be targeted.

But thankfully, I wasn't, or if I was, uh they weren't able to.

So, yes, uh trip uh where I was to go to Donetsk, the Donetsk People's Republic.

Suez Wow with the ten.

I want to tell you guys, I really appreciate your subscriptions despite my absence.

I know PJ subscribed gifted 30 in my absence, and I really appreciate it.

And I'm telling you guys this just because if you think that Russia is giving me money or someone is giving me money, they're not.

I'm literally still living off of streams.

Yo, fuck, Saffron, Flacco.

What's going on?

Oh, what the fuck?

Flacco with the 50.

All right, I'm gonna lose my voice and get a headache.

Flacco, what the fuck?

Thank you, brother.

Yeah, I wanna I still am being entirely supported by these streams, which is not anyone's fault but mine.

At this point, you know, I should have my book out, I should have some kind of career going from the book.

I should I have ways to, you know, be secure.

It's just

I'm too fucking busy, you know?

It's really it.

I'm just too between streaming.

Well, that's not in order.

Between my duties as chairman, between streaming.

Yo, Americana with the 25.

Holy fuck.

Thank you guys.

I really appreciate it.

I really thank you guys so much.

It really means a lot.

Yo, Paul Pop, what's up?

Basically guys, past two weeks, I lost all my money and now you guys are just throwing it back at me.

throwing it back at me.

Um so I appreciate it.

Yeah, I mean, um, anyway, I want to tell you guys.

Because there's people who think I'm trying to tell you guys, people think Russia pays me and they don't.

And the reason they don't pay me, by the way, is 'cause they know I'll get fucking caught because my you know, the I'm being heavily monitored and surveilled.

There's no fucking way.

So I don't get a fucking dime i from anyone except uh the infrared community.

But anyway, uh holy shit, thank you so much though.

Uh what was I gonna say?

Yeah.

The priority for me is uh to get some writings out, to get my book out.

Anyway, I'm kinda gibbering.

I want to tell you guys why I was in Russia.

So

I got invited to the Donetsk People's Republic a few months ago.

Through who?

I mean, I don't really, I don't know, but I got invited.

And I accepted the offer, obviously.

Jackson went to Donbass first.

He went in spring.

But he went mainly to Luhansk.

He didn't visit Donetsk or Donetsk City.

So this trip I was to visit Donetsk.

Donetsk City, Donetsk People's Republic, and I visited a few things.

I visited.

What the fuck is the battalion called?

The Maxim r I forgot the name.

It's a Ukrainian Defectors battalion.

I visited the Ahmat battalion.

So if you saw the video of me shooting RPGs and firing weapons and stuff, that was at Ahmat.

Battalions

Uh training grounds.

So that was I visited those, but I visited many other things as well.

And um why did I find it necessary to go?

Because some of you were a little bit confused about why that trip had importance for me and, you know, given that I have so much to do here as chairman with the party and given that admittedly the trip was extremely inconvenient timing.

So we had the party's national convention the twelfth and then the stupid debate with that fucking idiot.

Uh the TikTok, what's his name again?

It's like uh

Uh uh what what is it like, um

Uh w uh well can you guys remind me who that fucking tik TikTok guy is?

Prax Ben.

Yeah, the Praxben.

So I debated the Praxben.

That was scheduled for the 10th.

That was agreed upon months ago.

And I was not particularly interested in skipping that debate.

Also, that guy, that's the guy who is Eddie's main op.

And that's the guy who I was supposed to debate many times, but who refused my debate challenges.

So I was delighted, actually, when I first got wind from the sovereign house.

I need to talk about a lot of things.

So one at a time.

Because I'll get to that.

Because there's also more layers to the controversy regarding that debate that I would like to take the time to address.

In any case, I.

It wasn't great timing to go to Donetsk, so why did I find it necessary?

It's time for me to be accountable to you.

Why did I go?

Well, I went

Because

How do I put this?

I think that the story of what happened in 2014

The events of Maidan, I think, are foreshadowing what is probably going to happen in the United States of America and other Western countries in the foreseeable future.

And I'm very interested in how the breakaway republics of Donetsk and Luhansk provide an example of some kind of.

of what else can you say it, but a uh um revolutionary politics in our day and age.

You know, if you've read my substack, The Rise of MAGA Communism,

I'm highly interested in the development of partisan subjectivity, which is, you know, the theory of the partisan comes from Schmidt, which I draw from partially, and then I critique Schmidt to a great extent.

But more or less, the partisan subjectivity has a great deal of importance as far as my outlook is concerned more generally.

And the opportunity to go to Donetsk, for me, I saw it as an opportunity to basically engage with that subjectivity.

And really get an idea of what happened there 2014 and obviously the special military operation more recently.

But I wanted to see with my own eyes.

I wanted to see it for myself because coverage of the special Russian special military operation was the defining point of my streaming career, if you can call it that.

And uh that was the defining moment for me.

That is what earned me all of the permanent enemies that I have and permanent allies like Jackson, for example.

And I had been reporting and covering on it for such a long period of time, it was such an important point in infrared, I felt like I had to go.

Okay, but it's not just that.

There's also a another thing.

Which is that um

I was not just being invited as infrared, I was being invited as chairman of the party.

So this was an opportunity for me to go to Donyatsk and Luhansk

uh to represent the American Communist Party, which is an opportunity I couldn't dismiss,

There are many reasons I couldn't refuse that trip.

I simply had to and between us, I didn't even really wanna go.

When I'm I mean, I had a great time on the trip and my hosts were extremely generous and I'm ex I mean, I'm eternally thankful to them.

But for separate reasons I didn't want to go.

I didn't want to travel such a long distance.

I didn't want to it was it should be much more comfortable to stay in the States and prepare for the convention and the Praxmen debate.

Which, by the way, I ended up not preparing for at all, and I didn't even need to.

But it wasn't a matter of personal want or personal choice.

I had to go for the party.

I had to go, or else, you know, we put it this way: had I not gone.

The good standing of our party would have been jeopardized as far as very important friends abroad are concerned.

Who are rooting for us, who have the deepest sympathies with our cause, and who recognize us.

I had the extreme honor of meeting a man who you may not know or be familiar with.

His name is Zachar Prilepet.

And he actually invited Jackson and I to his dacha in Nizhny Novgorod.

if I'm saying that correctly.

It was about a nine hour drive, by the way, we drove there.

And uh I mean he is speaking of partisan subjectivity, he was involved in uh

in the um organization and participation of many battalions, you know, a in twenty fourteen at the onset of the civil war in the Donbass.

And he is a real communist.

You know, he is a he's not I don't know, his Wikipedia doesn't do it justice for some reason.

But he is a real Communist.

I mean, all over his home it's nothing but Lenin, Felix Zerzhinski, Stalin, it's everywhere.

And he is a real hardcore Bolshevik, like a real Bolshevik, you know, in the modern times.

I heard some nonsense, people saying, Oh, it's just Nazbowl and it's like people don't understand anything about Russian politics and they throw that term around.

Uh people who were involved with Limonov, you know, were were ha have that label slapped onto them, but that's just Limonov's thing, it's just personalities, that's Limonov, right?

Uh the whole notion of a red-brown alliance is bullshit.

I mean, in in Russia.

There was never a lasting Red Brown alliance at all.

And the National Bolshevik Party Limonov's thing more or less, it was considered an ultra leftist party actually.

It's not a good thing in my view, but it was that's what it was.

It's just the nonsense, idiot term that Western liberals who don't know a fucking thing about Russian politics use.

But no, that doesn't characterize his political outlook.

What characterizes his political outlook is genuine communism, which is very authentically reconciled and on a very deep spiritual level with Russian Orthodox Christianity.

And he had a great character.

Um

I was very grateful to have met him, and then we also did an interview.

There's so many things that need to be uploaded, it's fucking crazy.

I did so many interviews over there in Russia, but that one in particular, I'd like to get that one out as soon as possible.

And that was before my trip to the Donbass.

And after that, it was a 15-hour drive to Donetsk.

For about four or five days we stayed in Donetsk.

And we saw it all.

You know, we visited memorials, we visited the monuments to the war commemorating it from 2014, commemorating the victims of Ukrainian Nazism.

I mean, I confirmed everything with my own eyes.

I talked to civilians on the street.

I talked to ordinary people.

Even, you know, we had curfews and we had these restrictions as far as leaving the hotels for our own safety, by the way.

But, you know, Haas being Haas, I like going on walks and I like walking at night.

So, feeling retarded, I guess, I decided to like walk around late at night.

and just, you know, get an idea of how people are and visit Donetsk City and, you know, walk around and

You know, I talked to people and y uh p the though few people who spoke English, I got their perspective, I got their side of their point of view, I got what they actually genuinely thought and

Yeah.

It's not propaganda, it's actually the truth that they do not want to be part of the Kiev regime.

They don't want to be part of Ukraine.

They don't.

It's it's it's a real thing.

Fuck.

What is this stream crash or something?

Ones, if you could still hear me.

Oh, it's fine.

Yeah, it's not propaganda.

They don't want to be part of Ukraine.

And, uh,.

Seeing it with your own eyes, it puts things into perspective, you know.

Talking to people yourself in person, it puts things into perspective.

Uh yes, the Ukrainian Nazis were Nazis, and they weren't just Nazis for ideological reasons, although they ticked that they ticked that box definitely.

Man to man, what's going on, brother?

Appreciate it.

They definitely ticked that box.

Though that's not why, that's not the only reason they're Nazis.

They were genuinely sadistic animals, the Ukrainian Nazis.

They were genuine, and you know, it's not, it didn't surprise me at all.

Because I always knew that darkness and that evil and that wickedness.

I see it and I detect it just observing how people behave online in America.

There's a lot of wickedness and darkness and savagery, you know?

And you just when all bets are off and people can start getting away with being cruel, merciless.

Satanic savages, you know, throwing grenades in people's basements, raping and killing and torturing civilians and stuff.

Will they do it?

Of course they will.

And that's what happened in Donbass.

So, I mean, there's this is one of the big reasons why I went on this trip, because it provides a glimpse into the future that's going to.

That we're going to have to experience here in America and other Western countries.

But yeah, they were fucking really twisted, dark, evil Nazis.

And uh yeah, I mean

I wish people would travel to Donetsk and see it for themselves.

They don't appreciate to what extent.

There's such an immense degree of violence.

I remember these fucking fat retards like Dylan Burns and all these people.

You know, I debated in the past.

And you know these people are so twisted and degenerate and malformed and t and and disgusting.

Because if their idea of what is the right thing to do were to be implemented in Donetsk, right?

It would be such a such a terrorization, such a degree of cruelty, such a degree of violence would have to be inflicted on the local population who really just do not fucking want to be part of Ukraine.

You know?

How much it takes for these people think it's morally correct somehow for Donetsk to be forcibly uh

Given to Ukraine, but they don't want it.

It's unnatural to them.

It's grotesque to them.

It's alien to them.

You know, it would be a type of oppression and tyranny.

I wish they would understand that human dimension.

I wish they would understand it's not a matter of abstract principles of international law, it's a matter of human beings who don't want to be part of this sadistic and cruel Kiev regime that wanted to ban and outlaw the Russian language and persecute all things Russian.

You know, they didn't treat the people over there well.

They left them to rot and to decay.

I mean, that could go on.

I could go on and on.

My trip to Donetsk

will be compiled in a number of ways

I'm gonna release all of the photos or the main photos, the highlights.

Probably post them to my Instagram.

Sometime

And I plan on writing up a piece.

That will just synthesize and concentrate and compile all of my thoughts from the Donetsk trip.

And um

And I hope it will be more illuminating.

You know, I could have gone there and brought a camera and done interviews and been been a newsman and been like Jackson, but it's not my forte.

My forte is uh synthesizing everything into something singular, you know, and and um

something um something spiritually meaningful, you know.

So it's still I mean, it's still obviously on my mind.

Still haven't fully drawn out the consequences of what I experienced over there.

And it's going to take some time for me to really think about it and reflect.

But I plan to do it in in ways that are not just reporting or news or even primarily.

I plan to do it in a way that communicates and draws, you know, a a kind of philosophical uh conclusion from it.

Because

There is such a degree of

Underappreciation of 2014 and the Donbass.

People assume this is like some primitive Balkan conflict or something, and it's not.

There's something extremely relevant, something very modern about it, you know.

Um

It really does reflect the core, I mean, distilling the core of like postmodern revolutionary politics.

It's really there, you know?

It's really there.

It's not some vulgar kind of parochial nationalism.

I I people really fuck up when it comes to how they understand the conflict in the Donbass when they think it's like a conflict of parochial nationalisms, and it's not.

There's something there are.

Extremely universal kind of stakes in it, you know, as far as uh

as far as modern politics and modern societies are concerned.

Um and it has a universal dimension.

at least a western universal dimension, like for the west.

It's it's a profound story that has not been told, put it that way, the story has not been told in my opinion properly.

Yeah.

It hasn't been told because um

Because people are confused about the ideological commitments at stake.

They think maybe it's just na uh nationalism or something like that and and no, it's not.

It's something very different.

You know.

The beginning of this there there's you know, uh y let me let me tell you something.

Round twenty fourteen is also when like the so-called alt-right I guess this is a good way to segue into part two.

There's three parts of the stream, I guess.

Which is like that's when the alt-right uh started to emerge.

And the alt-right was basically this farcical attempt to kinda capture the zeitgeist of what was clearly a new era of uh of political thinking, ideological thinking, uh existential, spiritual, whatever.

And why do I say that?

Because it's a lot of people associate the with the alt-right things that are not necessarily alt-right.

There was a really authentic Zeitgeist that started to become clear around twenty fourteen, and I think you could peg it to disillusion with Obama.

Um and his specific response to kind of the evolution of neoliberalism.

Twenty fourteen was kind of the end of the neoliberal era in a way, you know, uh at least civilizationally.

It was the end of Kinef Fukuyama's end of history, so to speak.

It was when this new digital age was really taking off.

And um

You know why it's ambiguous is because, you know, even Logo, people like Logo come from that specific milieu which is today dismissed as the alt-right, you know, which it's much more than that.

It's not it's the alt-right, again, it's a farcical

uh limited attempt to capture the zeitgeist of that era, but to assume there was no zeitgeist at all, I think is a huge mistake.

You know?

But in any case, there was clearly this widespread um

You know, it's kind of funny Nick Land took the name.

Which would have been a nice name to describe it more generally, but like the Dark Enlightenment.

Honestly, that name kinda goes hard, I'm not gonna lie, and it's so upsetting that uh it was taken.

by Nick Land.

But it was a kind of beginning of a dark enlightenment.

It was that kind of beginning, I think.

You know, it it was a it was the start of a new era of mass political consciousness in the cybernetic age.

And simultaneously we saw the events in Ukraine and in Donbass, and people do not appreciate how you know, some one of the things I kind of became acquainted with

Learning more about Zachar's Prelepin's books is that one of the themes that I was able to kind of

get from those when he's talking about Don Bass is that

You know, the cynical postmodern age kind of comes to an end there.

stories of selflessness and heroism and all of the stuff of myth and legends that we asso associate with the twentieth century, it's there.

You know, this assumption that w this is the era of Nietzsche's Last Man and people are just not willing to die for things any more.

And that everyone is a hedonist now and and so on and so on.

And like

You know this is this is not the case.

It's shown that something really historical is

Is is uh there in Donbass in twenty fourteen.

Something new, uh, you know.

I wish people could understand that.

The people who fought against the Ukrainian Nazis, they were not.

perverts, they were not ideological transgressors.

These were just regular, normal people looking around them and seeing.

The Ukrainian Nazis get whipped up on a fervor of excitement and and so on.

And they just rose to the task to defend their neighbors, to defend their communities, and they were just ordinary people.

I mean there there's an extreme degree of spiritual

uh philosophical and existential depth that I don't think has ever been communicated to the West.

there.

So it's my hope that I can I can do that, um, as I continue to reflect upon my trip there.

In any case, um

I'm glad that I went.

I definitely don't regret it.

And it has put

my understanding of the role of the American Communist Party in America's future into perspective in a much more visceral and

and um immediate way, if I could say that.

So

Yeah.

So that's part one.

Now part two, seguing into part two.

Okay, so months before I was invited.

To the Donbass.

Uh I got invited to uh

to bait Praxben, which I immediately accepted, without I mean, I just accepted it.

Because uh, Praxben's been running from debating me for years now, and you know, finally, we're gonna do it in person.

I said, sure, sure.

So the first controversy has to do with the place called Sovereign House.

Now at the time of accepting the debate, I didn't know what Sovereign House was, and not that it would have made a difference, I still would have accepted the debate.

But Sovereign House is like part of this milieu of Peter Teal something something, something.

I mean I

I don't really give a shit.

frankly.

And I I'm not particularly interested in learning about all of it.

Uh

Because, uh, like, what do I like what m you know what I mean?

Like, what

Who gives a fuck?

Yeah, Dimes Square.

Dimes Square.

That's right.

Dime Square.

Uh yeah, I mean like uh what what can I say?

Like what does that have to do with anything?

Do I mean, do I get money or something?

Do I get money from this?

Do I get money from c giving my attention?

D uh to this?

Uh no.

You get clout bucks.

I I just, you know, I mean, I'm I don't know anyone over there.

I don't really I'm not I'm not saying I hate them.

Uh but it's just like not my thing.

It's not my crowd.

You know, I'm not uh I'll never be a t hipster.

I'm not a trendy hipster.

I'm like a

I'm a barbaric, uh hairy Arabic man from Michigan.

So it's not really my thing.

And I'm not really interested in uh

Giving a shit about it.

But

What was I gonna say?

I was so surprised because on Twitter a lot of people were like fucking freaking out about it.

They're like, oh, oh no, like all these like things I didn't understand, these inside inside references.

It was kind of exhausting.

It's even still exhausting thinking about it.

It's like, oh, you know, he's being s someone took a photo with him and he was standing there and it's it's like, what do you want me to fucking do?

Yeah, I was standing

I was standing there and someone came up and people were taking photos of me and like what?

Oh, this is so meaningful.

This means that, you know, he's part of the crowd now.

He's part of the scene.

And it's like,

I mean, I was there for a fucking debate, alright?

I was there for a fucking debate.

What do you want from me?

Um

So I didn't know I was tripping over all these mines.

Let me tell you something strange.

I don't know if Nick Fuentes directly he did, I think he did directly give the order to send his uh his Groiper

Um

His Grouper uh disabled special ed

People to really like swoop in there and like, oh, we have to contain this.

We need to ratio it.

Emergency.

Haas is at the dime square.

Haas is at the dime square.

We have to do something about it.

It's a big deal.

It's so something is going on there.

I don't know what's going on.

But Nick Fuentes felt very threatened by it.

And I don't fully understand it.

And maybe that should worry me, but

All I w like, what do I give a fuck, right?

Yeah, they seem like scared by it.

I don't know if like they

They like that that place must be extremely prestigious in this crowd, like among the alt-right or whatever.

It must be like, oh, the Haas is taking the lion's share of the credibility and prestige of the Sovereign House.

Haas is now the king of the Sovereign House.

And Nick Fuente is just sitting in his room, like fucking banging his head on the table or some shit.

Meanwhile, I'm fucking sleep deprived.

15-hour fucking bus ride, 25-hour fucking flight.

I'm just sitting there, just fucking.

You know.

Just waiting for the debate, waiting for me to just win the debate so I could go to fucking Chicago and do our conference.

Sorry m I'm swearing a lot.

But something weird happened there.

Um.

Guys, I know I have to be like human and stuff and like pretend I care about all these things, but

When you shoot an RPG multiple times, it's really hard to give a shit about this like dumb internet stuff.

I'm not gonna lie.

Like I d I I know what I was made for.

I was not put on earth to sit in front of a fucking camera and talk about

You know, this nonsense.

I was made to be thrown into battle.

I know that for a fact.

There's something about when I was at those, when I was meeting those battalions, something in me really just wanted to stay.

I just, I felt a calling.

It felt so right for me to be there shooting explosives, guns.

The loudness did not bother me at all.

I loved it.

I wanted to be thrown into it.

Blow me up.

Let me take a million fucking bullets in the battlefield.

Throw me into the mines.

As long as I take down the fucking enemy with me, I love it.

I love the explosions.

I love the fucking loudness.

Holy shit, it was therapy.

Sorry, I'm a psychopath.

Very therapeutic though.

Very therapeutic.

And I even feel like it made me a happier person.

If you notice the pictures of me, like I'm smiling more.

It's so I'm such a psychopath, it's actually so scary because like I've always had a like a

Mm-hmm.

a chip on my shoulder, and now that I visit

Now that I can be exposed to loud explosions, something about that awakens a happiness in me that was very dormant for a long time.

So, uh.

Yeah.

No, I know war is ugly, all right?

It's ugly for you guys that have to deal with the consequences.

I get to blow up.

I get to blow up and then you guys have to deal with the horrors and the aftermath and the trauma and all that.

But I get to just uh

I'm just kidding.

This is dark.

It's dark humor, alright?

You wouldn't understand it.

It's dark humor.

Uh wait till you watch your comrade's limbs get blown to pieces.

Well, I think there's a saying by Robert E.

Lee where he basically said, It's a good thing that war is so terrible, or else.

We would enjoy it too much.

Uh well, it's not necessarily that I like war.

I just like explosions, alright?

So crucify me on that cross.

Crucify me on that cross.

It's not necessarily war, it's just explosions.

It's not that I was like, you know, killing people.

FBI is going to look at they're going to analyze that footage.

Uh anyway, sorry.

Sorry.

Okay.

Sorry.

I really wasn't, though.

That's why it's funny.

It's funny because it seems like I was, but.

I wasn't.

Anyway,

Um

Yeah.

So, okay, but uh I'm just trying to say, like, um

I did feel like it was my calling.

And I'm not just bluffing when I say that because, to be frank, I had a strong feeling I was going to die over there.

And it was just an intuition.

And yet I went anyway.

And I really, really felt like I was gonna die before I even got in the bus.

I was like, intuitively, this is gonna be the end.

But I was like, it's my fate, I'll accept fate.

And I didn't fear the fate, and I wasn't s afraid of it.

But

I was a little bit stressed about how the fuck

You know, Jackson and everyone else is gonna publish my book if I died.

It's like.

I was thinking about like if I died how w what would what w what would be

What would happen?

You know?

It'd be hard to publish the book.

Um but anyway I didn't die.

I also uh thought I could die when I shot the RPG because I saw so much videos of RPGs.

Let me tell you guys a funny story.

So

I actually don't know if I can tell you this story.

Fuck.

I don't think I can tell you this story, actually.

Can I?

Well if I don't know I shouldn't.

Anyway, um let me let me just put it this way.

I I could tell you it this way.

So, first of all, I've seen a lot of footage of people firing RPGs and like.

It malfunctioning and then their head blows off.

So, this RPG was a special RPG.

Let me just say that.

It was a special RPG.

So, they were like, ah, the American.

Here, you you're gonna fire the special one.

Um

And I was like, I don't like the sound of that though.

I don't like the sound of it.

I trust Russian quality RPGs, okay?

But

Huh, other RPG quality I don't really trust, you know?

Anyway.

Alright, fuck it.

It was I mean, 'cause they could it was an American RPG, alright?

Anyway, uh which they found just laying there somewhere.

They just found it, right?

They just found it somewhere.

Like, they didn't, they didn't, they definitely didn't capture it.

It was just, uh,

Yeah, it fell off a truck.

As far as I know, you know, I had no knowledge that they captured it at all, right?

Anyway, that was what made me very certain it would blow up.

I was like, Americans, we don't know how to make them like Russians do.

So that's why I yelled actually, I was like Allah 'cause that's what I needed to have the courage to fire it because I thought maybe this will be the end and I blow up and die.

But there's something about that that's just extremely exhilarating.

Um

Extremely exhilarating.

And oh yeah, when I came back, so here's what I did.

I decided to upload the footage of me uh firing the RPG.

Uh as soon as I could.

Um

And you might ask, don't you think that would give you problems if you came back to the US?

Well

Probably, I really was certain it would actually.

But I was also for some reason certain

That this would have gone extremely violent.

Like, I thought this was gonna get like 10k likes.

All right.

I thought everyone was gonna lose their minds.

I thought this was gonna be like the most viral thing ever.

Um but it wasn't, it really wasn't and people really didn't give a shit.

Which is crazy.

But like that's why I uh I was like I was so excited to share it and, you know, but no one gave a fuck, so it's all right.

Yeah, that pisses me off.

A lot of people didn't even fucking know it was me.

So I think that's why.

That's one of the reasons.

Like, they didn't, because they couldn't even believe it.

They couldn't even believe it.

Yeah, only 'cause I did the tank already, right?

Um was the hat.

Yeah, whatever.

I just heard a fucking oh, it's telegram, it's alright.

Anyway.

Uh

Yeah.

Um

So, it didn't go viral, but like, I just YOLO, I guess.

I mean, look, all my phones are bugged.

They're all tapped.

The fucking CIA knows everything I'm doing.

The FBI knows everything I'm doing.

So, like, why not?

I was like, okay, I could go through customs and they'll take my phone and.

I'll be fucked.

And then I won't be able to post it.

So I decided to post it first.

So I get so, guess what, though?

I talked to some lawyers, and apparently, get this JFK in New York.

does not have the authority to take your phones.

Because a federal district court ruled in that area, in that circuit, that you cannot take the fucking phones.

It's a violation of our rights.

You need a warrant.

Um

So I uh I put the math together and I'm like, wait a second, I'm also going to New York to debate the TikTok.

The TikTok Kid.

So it's just like perfect, you know?

And so that's the you know, I flew into JFK and guess what, nothing happened.

And people are like, how could you have been let back in, Haas?

That's so sus.

That's so sus.

And it's like, well, I talked to a fucking lawyer and I actually didn't violate any laws.

I didn't violate.

It really looks like I did.

It really looks like dangerous.

But guess what?

I'm a public fucking personality.

You know, if I was a terrorist, they would...

I wouldn't be an influencer.

You know what I'm saying?

It wouldn't be like so open.

If I did this shit, I was a nobody, then yeah, it would be really bad.

But I'm an influencer.

They know who I am.

They know what I'm about.

They know that I'm not, you know.

gonna take an R P G and like blow up the White House or something.

So, you know, it's like that.

And, like, also, I wasn't violating any laws.

So, how would they have apprehended me?

People need to understand that if you're not violating the law, it's actually really hard for them to legally do anything without planting evidence.

Which is also kind of difficult for them.

In the modern age, you know, today's days, not like in the 70s.

That was easy back then.

Uh,.

People are like, What about Scott Ritter?

What about Scott Ritter?

Scott Ritter used to work for them.

That's one, okay?

That's why they go after him.

He used to work for them.

Two, Scott Ritter actually was found guilty of like something involving texting a minor or something, right?

So they've gotten him for something before and he used to work for them.

So it's like they have shit on him, you know?

They don't have shit on me or Jackson because we're not breaking any laws.

Now, admittedly, it really does seem like me and Jackson are really exploiting loopholes.

So we'll have to wait until the government passes new legislation.

or arrives at a new court precedent which establishes that what me and Jackson are doing is illegal.

But until they fucking do that, we're just going to keep doing it because as far as we know, there's nothing wrong with it.

And it's hard it's hard to do that.

It's harder than I mean, they're trying so hard, the Russian agent thing, that they're they're inventing new laws, they're doing new things.

They'll convince you that you are yeah, but I'm not a retard, right?

So they have to come up with new legislation to deal with what me and Jackson are exploiting a niche that the law has not ever discovered, which is social media.

All these laws were made for like the an old era.

They weren't made for this era.

So they're gonna have to pass the Haas and Jackson Hinkle bill and then we're fucked.

The law about paramilitaries was alarming.

Yes, it was.

Alright, back to the the prax.

The Prax Bill debate.

Uh, Prax Bell, he, um,

came to New York.

and then I went to the sovereign house.

And then everyone thought

That I was like, oh, he's in the scene.

He's in the scene.

He's in the scene.

It's its sovereign house.

He's in the scene.

And um so anyway

I didn't know what to expect for that debate.

I'm going to be honest.

I didn't prepare for it.

You know, which is not a good thing.

I should prepare for things 'cause I'm chairman of the party and I you can't risk me fucking up.

But I just had such a low level of respect for the TikToker.

That I just didn't just didn't care.

Sleeper cell, what's up?

Now let me put it this way, if Prax Bell was like the head of the Libertarian Party, I would probably have like prepared more and been formally more professional in terms of, oh, I'll shake your hand in the beginning, sure, and taken it more serious.

I mean, I did take it I respected the host, all right?

Shout out Heck Mott, he was the host.

Heck Mott from the Grey Zone is the one who contacted me about this.

Um and but like uh Prax Bell, I didn't like I didn't I mean he's a TikToker.

I mean, Eddie's a TikToker too, but Prax Bell is like

Just some fucking retard.

I I don't know.

Just seem like a dumbass kid.

You just seem like a dumb punk kid.

Um

Anyway, I didn't so I didn't prepare for it, but in the car for twenty minutes on the Uber from my hotel to the place, I uh thought about what I was gonna say for my opening statement.

Although I didn't write it down.

Because here's another thing I want to say.

It's like if you're doing a live debate and you're like so and you're like reading off your phone, uh you lose because you're a fucking pussy.

You're a pussy.

Like, what is this?

What the fuck is the point of that?

Why is it even a live debate if you're reading off your fucking phone, you dumb loser?

Fucking TikTok idiot?

Anyway, um

Everything was off the top of my head, more or less.

And um I I didn't know what to expect.

I thought maybe, okay, maybe this will be challenging because maybe he's gonna have elaborate arguments and he's gonna have scholarship to talk about why communism cannot work.

And maybe he'll bring up the economic calculation problem, and I'll have to respond to that.

But it turns out Prax Bell was so stupid that he didn't even know what the debate was about.

So I delivered my opening statement.

I sat down.

I'll tell you what happened before this.

Before then, I walked in and I saw Pillsbury Doe Ben.

Uh and he just looked like uh retard.

When I say like a retard, I mean like in high school.

The special needs

He was just like a dumb

Like, he's just like, Um, he just was just like looked goofy, I don't know.

But

What did I think of him?

Mm.

Not really anything.

Uh he he came over to shake my hand and he was like Hi ha and I just like all I could remember in my head is that this guy has talked shit about me in the past.

I didn't remember exactly what he said, but I do remember that he talked shit in the past.

So I curved him.

I I curved him.

I didn't even acknowledge him.

Um

And uh you know I got right to business.

seeing my people, you know, talking to my people.

And uh yeah, and so the debate started.

And people are wondering, like, why weren't you hostile to Prax Ben?

Why weren't you hostile enough to him?

And I'll tell you why.

Because uh I am not a subjectively hostile person.

Any more at least.

Our guerrillas were there.

Our comrades were there.

Hypothetically, if I wanted to be hostile to Prax Ben, uh, we would have taken him.

Straight up.

We would have just taken him.

I'm not even kidding, by the way.

Like, it would have been very easy.

We would have literally dragged him out of there.

and like dumped him in a river or something.

And we were, it was, it would have been more than an, it would have been easy.

It would have been easy.

It would have been no problem at all.

It would have been no problem.

I promise you, it would have been no problem.

And we weren't gonna do it, you know?

So why d why have any hostility if we're not gonna do it, you know?

Then okay.

We're I'm here to debate, we're gonna debate.

Uh name calling, all this kind of stuff, what's the point?

If I if if there's a problem, then we would treat it as a problem.

But because we're law-abiding citizens, of course there's no problem.

So we I just uh did the debate.

And I did not really acknowledge him subjectively.

He did not really earn my attention.

He didn't earn my acknowledgement.

Um

I was not very impressed by him.

First of all, I wasn't very uh impressed by his composure.

Uh when it comes to recognition, when it comes to acknowledging, you know

Acknowledging there's another man in the room, you know, even if they're your opponent.

That wasn't there.

He was very goofy, uncoordinated, undisciplined.

And he look he seemed like a fat retard, basically.

That was the impression I got from him.

I mean that in the sense of like he's just uh

Just, uh, how do I say it?

Yeah, anxious.

He's just kind of anxious and moving too much.

You know, thank you.

You took the, I'm sorry, I'm a little tired, but yes, that's what I mean.

He's just kind of like, he's got that fucking bouncy thing going on, you know?

I don't.

No frame.

No frame.

A lot of bounciness.

Bouncy.

Bouncy Ben.

Bouncy Ben.

There we go.

That's it.

I've been looking for it.

There it is.

Been looking for the way I could communicate when I'm trying to communicate.

Just very bouncy and like, you know, when kids are presenting something like.

He's got that thing going on, right?

All right.

But do I hate the guy?

No.

Of course not.

Uh uh for me to hate him would require that I acknowledge him, um, more than I do and I I don't.

He thinks he doxed me by calling me Adam to hear.

Great.

Bouncy Ben at it again.

I mean, I'm glad.

I'm glad.

Please, please keep.

Go run.

Not only it, run with Adam to here.

Go and get Adam to your fire from his job.

Please.

Find him.

Ruin his life.

It's kind of fucked up.

Actually, it's fucked up.

The real Adam Tahir literally has done nothing wrong.

But

What can I say?

I've tried I've d I've done my part ethically telling people that I'm not him.

But no one believes it, and Prax Ben

Uh so go ahead, I don't give a fuck.

Anyway, um

Adam C.

Here should legit join our party.

It's the only way for him to be protected now.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Anyway, um

So uh bouncy ben

Um

I sat down after you read my opening statement, and here's what I here's get this, it's fucking crazy, right?

Bouncy Ben, he goes, This is what I remember.

He goes, he's like, he gets on, he goes, like, guys.

Let me see how I look when I'm doing this.

Yeah, it looks exactly, guys.

Yeah, there you go.

There you go.

Bouncy Ben.

There it is.

Guys, I'm going to be honest.

I'm going to be honest about something.

I'm going to be honest.

I don't even know why I'm here.

I'm a little confused.

I don't even know why I'm here right now.

The whole premise of this debate is wrong.

It's like, holy shit.

We both agreed on the topic like two months in advance.

He had the longest time to change the topic.

He didn't.

All right.

So, this is the debate you agreed to.

This is the debate I agreed to.

And he threw in the towel right off the bat and wouldn't commit to it.

So then he started talking about Jackson Hinkle and Eddie for some reason.

Keep in mind this debate was.

Supposed to be about whether the ACP proposes a better alternative to the two party to two party duopoly.

And he was just talking about like followers and numbers and clout and you know likes and all this kind of stuff.

So basically he's just like his whole argument was like uh Jackson got really famous and Eddie's on TikTok and ACP is just like only has thirty people in it.

And

He thinks he's smart because he's like, oh, so clearly it's not a better alternative to the two-party duopoly because you only have 30 members.

But it's like, he doesn't even know that the debate wasn't on whether the ACP is currently delivering on a better alternative to the two-party duopoly.

It's about whether it proposes whether its vision, you know, whether it proposes a better alternative.

So he would have to be debating, like, what is the ACP striving for?

What is it proposing?

Not, you know, how many followers or how many members it currently has right now at this instant.

So, Bouncy Ben really just didn't understand the premise of the debate, you know?

Bouncy Ben didn't.

So, yeah.

So, so.

Bouncy Ben, uh

Was by the way, like 80% of the audience was like our people.

It was like all ACP people in the audience, which is why it's ironic, okay?

Because Bouncy Ben's entire fucking argument is that we're too irrelevant to even like matter.

But Bouncy Ben has two hundred and fifty thousand fucking followers on TikTok.

And he couldn't get more than ten people to come out in support of him.

And the worst part of all is that voting for the debate was open to the entire internet.

He couldn't even get his followers on TikTok to vote for him.

and his whole argument was how irrelevant we are.

And how we're a bunch of nobodies.

And yet, he got rolled in terms of who won the debate.

Because let me explain to you some confusion that happened.

So there was a technical mistake the night of, a computer mistake, by the way, the night of, which led them to announce Praxben as the winner.

Because the way the winner is decided is not who has the most votes.

I obviously clearly had the most votes.

It was how many people did you win over who were undecided in the beginning.

So in the beginning, it's supposed to reveal all the biases.

Prax Ben's followers vote for Braxben and Haas's fuck Telegram.

Shut the fuck up.

Praxben's followers vote for Praxben.

Haas's followers vote for Haas.

Okay?

Then whoever's undecided just votes undecided.

And then at the end, how many people you get to your side, the percentage change, that determines who wins.

So follow me here, right?

They had recorded the vote the night of and said that zero people were on Ben's side in the beginning.

And that, like, 13 were on his side by the end of it, which was impossible because he had like a minimum of 10 of his people.

The room had like what 150, 120 total.

10 of those were clearly discernible.

And I was so, I wanted to be so certain about it that I found their social media profiles, and they're part of his libertarian organization, and they're literally best friends with him.

He had 10 people there, minimum, okay?

So had those results actually been valid, which they weren't by the way, and I'll explain why, they would have rigged the election.

Because what would have happened is that his followers would have pretended to be undecided.

And then at the end, voted for Praxben to make it seem like there was a change in opinion in the crowd that wasn't there.

In reality, they were voting for him from the very beginning, but they just lied about it, right?

But that ended up not being true.

What ended up happening, and yes, this is real, and you could look at the results yourself, they're going to be published on their website.

And Hekmat revealed the results.

The zero you see for the pre-debate tally was due to an algorithmic error.

Because it was counting the functions for disagree with one e rather than disagree with two e's.

So it was a typo.

And it turns out that I actually did win because I got a 20% vote change rather than the 8% that was presumed on the night of.

So by every metric, I didn't just win the majority, okay?

I won the debate according to the Oxford-style debate rules.

I won.

Now, Prax Bell is going to claim that this is just because my followers were the ones voting.

But Prax Bell, you bouncy, bouncy Ben.

You were the one who was dying on the hill that I'm too irrelevant to matter, that you have much more clout than me.

You know, that this is beneath you.

You don't even have to entertain it because I'm just irrelevant, right?

So if I'm so irrelevant, why didn't your fucking followers show up for you?

Or maybe they did and they were won over by me.

Either way, it's humiliating for you.

Either you're a fucking nobody and nobody gives a shit about who you are, or your followers did come through and they actually voted for Haas by the end of the debate.

And you lost.

And the record shows you lost.

And you lost formally, and that's it.

And I'm only saying this, and I'd be willing to be nice about it, but I'm only saying this because.

Prax Bell is like coping now and he's like he's like trying to he made a fucking TikTok.

Let me look find the TikTok.

Let me try to find the TikTok.

Right.

So

I I just pulled up his profile to get an example of this and he he literally just posted something new.

So Bouncy Ben

Um this is what Bouncy Bend claims.

Adam to hear had no arguments, he sat in defeat and could bare barely look me in the eye.

Um

could barely look him in the eye.

Uh I don't I don't know what this is referring to.

Every time I spoke in the direction of this uh bouncy ben.

Obviously, I did look him in the eye.

But was I acknowledging him a lot?

No, I wasn't.

I was ignoring him a lot.

And again you should be thankful I was ignoring you.

I was there for the debate and nothing else.

If I wanted to give you attention, your body would be have been dumped in a river that night.

Okay, I I I and that's not a bluff, I promise you.

So, I'm a law abiding citizen, so be be happy I didn't give you attention, Ben.

Had I given you attention,

You would be literally swimming with the fishes right now, and I mean that.

And I'm not saying I'm a violent criminal and I'm a dangerous person.

Because clearly I'm not going to show him attention then because I'm a law-abiding citizen.

But, you know what I mean?

It's like saying, oh, why didn't Haas, you know, why didn't Haas knock me out and, you know, curb stomp me and shit?

It's like, oh, because I'm a sane, you know, non-violent, law-abiding citizen.

That's why.

So why are you complaining?

Why are you complaining that we didn't pick you up, throw you into a van and dump you in a river?

Why are you complaining?

Why are you complaining that you left that building unscathed with no damages and no problems and nothing?

Why are you complaining about that?

You should be happy.

You should be happy.

We're very peaceful.

There are some enemies where, if you talk shit and you avow yourself as an enemy of me and my community, there's going to be two options.

One option is.

The other option is that I'm just going to ignore you.

And if I'm in the same room with you, I'm going to ignore you.

Not going to acknowledge your presence.

Because if I acknowledge your presence, we're back to one.

And we don't want to do that.

We don't want to do that.

I don't want to do that.

We're not interested in it.

He said many things in the debate.

Yeah, I didn't entertain it.

That's the thing.

I didn't acknowledge it.

He said, oh, one Marine could beat up all of it.

It's like, I didn't acknowledge it.

Why would I acknowledge that?

If I acknowledge it, that means there's going to be a problem.

Why would I do that?

Don't make a martyr of a hater.

You know, Sleeper Saw, I don't know why you're so worried and shit, because I made it pretty clear.

Nothing happened.

Nothing was going to happen.

We weren't going to do anything.

And it's as simple as that.

But, like, had I acknowledged his presence, I don't know if that would have been the best.

I don't think the host would have appreciated that.

No one would have.

Why would I even show up?

Why would I even agree to a debate if that's what I'm going to do?

And by the way, we can do that anytime.

If we were criminal, crazy people, we wouldn't need to wait for a debate to do that.

It could just be anytime.

But we're not going to do that because we're law-abiding citizens.

But I was there for a debate.

I wasn't there to confront Praxben.

If I want to confront B Praxband, it's not going to be at Sovereign House.

Uh so yeah.

Next time, instead of a debate, you two should just spar.

That's really cute, but

Um how do I put this?

For me, an enemy is actually an enemy.

So if there is a problem,

We're not gonna spar.

It's not gonna be a sparring, okay?

Sparring is what you do with your fucking brother when you get into an argument, okay?

Uh this is a Schmit if there's a Schmittian enemy and this is what it's about, there's no sparring.

You understand?

You know, when there's a fucking dispute between blood feuding families, they don't spar, right?

Again, we don't do that though.

We follow the law.

I'm not even just saying that.

We follow the law.

We're not going to be thugs and criminals.

but we're more than capable of defending ourselves.

And so, to that, if we have to deal with enemies who are enemies in the Shemitian sense, as long as there's law and order.

And we have to be in the same room as them, or we agree to be, for the purposes of a debate, then very mechanically and very formally, limit yourself to the formal extent of the interaction you've agreed to, which is a debate, formally.

Looking them in the eyes, talking to them, acknowledging them, acknowledging their personhood, all that kind of stuff.

No, no, no, you don't want to do that with an enemy.

Why would you want to do that with an enemy?

Right?

If it's an enemy, why would you do that?

If it's an enemy, um

We do not recognize you.

We don't recognize you.

You understand?

You are not human.

Is that fucked up?

But it's the truth.

I do not regard the enemies of our party as human beings.

I don't.

Those who slander our party, those who defame our party,

Those who maliciously

intend upon causing harm to our party.

are not human subjects in my eyes.

Is that fucked up?

Well, it's how I feel.

And uh, my feelings are valid, you know.

It's my lived experience as a POC.

P O C uh

Afroasiatic man.

Anyway.

Uh that's part two.

Is there anything else I wanted to say on that?

By the way, should I ra should I ratio this or no?

Probably not.

That is that post is not even about me, it's about a guy named Adam Tahir, so why should I even give a shit?

Anyway.

Mm.

I don't think there's anything else to that debate.

Anything else?

bit harsh.

It is harsh, but

I mean in some sense they are human, but not in a sense that's relevant to me.

They're human in the eyes of God, not in my eyes.

You understand?

In some sense they're human beings, of course, but not in a sense that I am capable of acknowledging and recognizing.

I can't.

There's no way for me to if you're going to behave in an anti human way, I have no way of actually extending recognition to your humanity.

You are a dangerous threat.

sometimes not dangerous, but in any case You are a malicious actor,

Who needs to be stopped?

Or s you know but but I have no there's no I don't have the breathing room to even approach you as human.

The whole room was uh agreed with me basically.

There was a few people, like five or ten people that were with him.

Everyone else was uh

You know.

One thing I'll say as far as like the Nasbull comparisons

I remember this footage I saw on YouTube

of like a Nasbull rally or whatever.

And not a rally, a protest, where they were like Stalin, Beria, Gulag.

And not gonna lie.

When I was at that debate and I was like 100% Stalinist, 100% Maoist, Stalin good, Stalin, yes, Mao, yes, dictatorship, yes.

And like everybody exploded in applause and like, woo, yeah, I was like, everyone was so hyped about it.

I was like maybe that's why they call us that That was so fun though, that was so fun.

Av the the neutrals must have been super confused and baffled by it.

But it felt

But it was so

They were like, oh, I thought these were leftists.

What's going on?

I thought these were leftists.

Stalin, Beria, Gulag.

Oh my god, it's his actual name.

It's his actual name.

See, something I learned from actually going to Russia.

And talking to people who like knew Limonov and understood Limonov's idea and all this kind of stuff.

As well as who understood who the National Bolsheviks were and like, you know, what they were and whatever.

It's like the national Bolsheviks were not.

Nazis

Yeah, the Deng Xiaoping chant was great.

They were not Nazis.

They were actually, uh

Trolls, they were trolling.

They were trolling.

That's how it was communicated to me and I understood.

What happened in the nineties is they started like saying, Oh, there's a red brown alliance, you know, there's twin totalitarianism, you know, communism is the same as Nazism, whatever.

So they decided to troll and like

Yeah, that's where the flag came from.

The flag was a troll.

But their whole stick

Was

Edginess, trolling and shocking.

But they were they were leftists.

They were leftists.

They were leftists.

They weren't just leftists, they were cultural leftists.

So Limonov even had sympathies with the LGBT cause.

And Limhanov was like, Yeah, we must abolish the family and we must abolish Russia itself and all this crazy shit.

So, like, they were actual ultra-leftists and sometimes even liberal leftists, culturally.

But they were not.

There was nothing about them that was Nazi.

They weren't like hateful or anything.

They weren't like.

They weren't like part of the neo-Nazi groups.

And people don't get that.

But e even that description's not really great.

You it's one of those things where like if you if you if you've never gone to Russia, if you don't understand Russia, if you don't talk to Russians, if you don't get it, you don't fucking get it.

It's one of those things.

It's like

It was something that's hard to explain.

There is no real equivalent in Western countries for it.

There's none.

Russia's just very different.

It was great meeting.

Bobislaw, what's up, brother?

All the speeches were excellent.

It was a pleasure to meet you as well, Bobaslaw.

It was a pleasure.

I met if you guys don't know, I met a lot of people in person, okay?

A lot of community members in person.

And this wasn't an infrared event, it was a ACP event.

Which

Yeah.

Which is saying something.

But um

How would I oh how would I explain the Nazbulls though in the nineties?

I'll just put it how how could I communicate it?

I'll communicate it this way.

Um

It was a punk movement.

It was punk.

If you read uh like Mark Fisher's work on punk,

That is actually a pretty good description for what they were.

It was so the Soviet Union collapses.

Soviet ideology is gone.

Marxism-Leninism officially is gone.

The Nasbulls emerge as a young movement which is basically um

Adopting a highly subjectivized version of Soviet Communist ideology.

Which

Um

Which

fits within like the realm of the punk aesthetics, you know, like very subjective, more individual, more, you know, pig headed.

more uh you know oriented toward

Like an immediate sense of politics rather than mediated institutionally.

That's kind of the shtick.

How about Nazi Maoists?

So these are gibber ideologies created on the Western Internet.

And Nasbol is one of those ideologies.

So there's the National Bolsheviks in Russia, which are like this punk, you know, subculture.

And then there's these retarded, you know, political compass ball, nonsense, gibber like ideologies on the western internet, which are like, oh, Nazi Maoist, oh, Nasbol, oh, Nazi, like, those are just nonsense.

Like fake made up J Reg, you know, like.

Uh

Roblox ideology.

I don't even fucking know what to call them.

They're not real though.

Like the National Bolsheviks in Russia, that was a real thing.

But the other stuff, it's just like nonsense.

Yeah, the parapolitical idiot Je Jimmy Falangong.

He's like the NASBOL World Conspiracy.

But like Limanov was just like this countercultural, like punk rock dissident who was just like where there he's not part of the deep state.

I don't understand this.

It's nonsense.

Well, if it's any, this is see, like, this is the nature of Russia.

Any Russian will agree with this, by the way.

In Russia.

The Nazbuls, when they were still legal and around and existing, were considered an ultra left thing.

They were ultra left on Russia's political spectrum.

Ask any Russian and they'll tell you the same thing.

They were considered ultra left.

They were never considered right wing in Russia.

So make of that what you will.

Make of that what you will.

That's why it's like I don't agree with the National Bolsheviks or Limanov, but when you find Russian Communists who were former members of the National Bolshevik Party, that's not surprising at all.

That's completely normal.

It's completely and totally normal.

It's far right and far left combined.

No, it's not.

No, it's not.

I I rem I forget it, it's fucking codawong.

Resident fucking retard.

Alright.

Anyway, fuck.

Alright, part three was the American Communist Party National Convention.

where we ratified the Constitution and the party program.

And you know what I loved?

Well, I didn't I didn't know what to feel about it.

But

I mean, you were there if you were there, but I was like Ah, we are just such an authoritarian, dystopian organization.

We are so regime coded.

We are so totalitarian.

Because we put it to a fucking vote.

We said yays.

For the Constitution.

Okay, yays.

Any nays.

Not a single nay.

Not even one.

Okay, for the program, it was the same thing.

Not one nay.

Not even one.

Not one.

It was a it was it was true proletarian democracy.

What 100% of the vote.

was for the regime.

That's why, like, they try to say that it's rigged.

Oh, they're not real elections.

It was a real election, all right?

And I even said when we were when it came time to vote for the program, when I said yays, and I said, Don't be scared.

I said that.

I said, Don't be scared.

Don't be afraid.

You know, you're allowed to have nay.

It's literally part of democracy.

It's literally part of Democrats.

Zero people.

Zero fucking people voted against it.

So that's that was our democracy, all right?

And what can I say?

I mean, like, we gave people the opportunity to vote against it.

And we were gonna we were planning on counting the votes if

you know, if there was nays, we were going to count them.

I remember Grayson first, he was like, All right, all in favor?

He explained the Constitution.

Okay, all in favor, yeas.

Yay!

Any nays?

Nothing.

Chris Elali looks at me, he goes, the people crave dictatorship.

He says the people want authoritarianism.

The people crave dictatorship.

No one wants democracy.

Speak of the devil.

If you were there, you know, a lot of people were trying to talk shit about Chris Halali online.

And I don't know how you guys felt about it 'cause you didn't know him.

But those of you that were there, okay, especially at the uh

The di the se the events okay, especially at the event on Sunday that we did cleaning up the park.

And the after parties, not to mention his speeches.

I mean, his speeches were great.

Speeches were great.

By the way, his speech at the Chicago Workers' School was brilliant, but not all of you were there.

But Chris Hilali is just such a likable guy.

He's just so likable.

Like, he's the life of the party.

He's literally the life of the party.

Like, the life of the party as in the party itself, and the life of like the actual after parties, all right.

Now, let me explain how, let me explain this, right?

So, day two, I could not, I felt like I did my duty as far as after party stuff is concerned.

Because Saturday in the after party

And by the way, no sleep the entire time.

I barely s I slept like two hours each night, maybe.

So so after the convention, I went to the uh New York after party where everyone was to hang out with the people, right?

And I went into the theater room

And like we were just chilling and I was sitting like on one of the couches and like everyone came in or not everyone but a lot of people came in and I was like g delivering like a stream lecture or something, right?

Um so I did that.

It was like an IRL stream, yeah.

I I chilled with a lot of people, like a lot of people.

Like my social battery, like totally ran out, right?

Chilled with everybody I well, not everybody, but as many people as I could.

So the second night

I uh

The second night, I fucking was like, all right, I don't need to do this again.

I can actually sleep.

Like, fuck this.

I already.

I've given.

I've.

Straight up Sandy, what's up?

Alright, so I go to sleep at like 8:30 or like 9 p.m.

Chicago time.

And I just like go to my room, and there's a couch in my room.

I just fall asleep on the couch.

Because, like, I had to shower before getting in bed, but I didn't want to shower, so I just fell asleep on the couch.

I remember waking up throughout the entirety of the night.

To Chris Hilali blasting like a a very large assortment of music with like dozens, uh at least dozens, I don't even probably like a hundred people at our the place we were at.

Like all just dancing, banging on the fucking floor, like doing a fucking Balkan circle.

They must have been doing, I don't, I didn't know I was upstairs.

I still don't know.

But Chris Solali was like they were like he was just

I remember, like, I remember the, um, I remember there was all the music, Khomeini music, crazy Balkan music.

I don't know what was going on, but it was a crazy celebration.

Um.

and you was the life of the party, both times.

And uh

Yeah.

Yeah, I apparently I missed out big time, but I I I just like knocked out.

Like you understand, like between that whole journey I just gave you, like I didn't get a lot of sleep for like two weeks.

And uh after our Sunday event, I finally felt like I

Did it all and like I'm done.

Could finally rest.

But it was super fun.

You know something I'm really happy about?

I'm happy about the fact that like we have many female comrades in our party and like we had crazy after parties and nothing happened.

Nothing at all.

Like everything was PG.

Everything was fucking wholesome.

Everybody is like dancing and having a blast and you know.

Even some people are drinking and nothing is happening.

Everybody is super fucking wholesome.

And that is something I were super, I was super proud of, you know?

Like.

'Cause you'd think it's just a matter of like statistical probability that this many people there's gonna be some there's gonna be a fight maybe or something.

Arkansas with the twenty-five, what's up?

And there was nothing.

I'll tell you something that happened.

There was like a guy who was like texting a girl like too much.

Um

Just like texting her like a crazy person, like, Oh, why don't you like me?

Just just like bothering her basically.

And we just kicked him out of the party, like straight up.

We just like kicked him out.

So

That just got it solved like right away.

So that was the only thing that happened.

And that's it.

Uh but that guy was like a new member who nobody even knew.

John, what's up, man?

And as soon as we found out about it, we just kicked him out.

Which is really harsh, but

It's disrespectful, you know.

He came in and he was like trying to like get girls' numbers and shit and it was like

This is not a fucking like this is not a party party.

Like this isn't a fucking like bar, you know.

We're not you're not here to just like ooh, what could I No, that's not what this is for, you know.

You're a fucking loser if that's

You're not fucking James Bond.

You're not James Bond.

Who's like, everybody here, I'm gonna be the guy in a tuxedo.

Well, no, that's not, that's not what this is, all right?

Summit, what's up?

But like, at the same time, I know I keep emphasizing how much, like, okay, this is not a social club.

We're not friends, but it's like, I kind of felt like we all were friends in a way, you know?

Like, we were just all chilling.

It was just fun.

Everyone was hanging out.

There was so much humor, so many laughs.

And it was fun.

And nobody was like being like weird.

Nobody was being like or as far as I know.

Nobody was being like scolding anyone.

And you know, it was it was camaraderie.

That's exactly the word.

Camaraderie.

Camaraderie.

Like literally, exactly.

Um

That's what it is, camaraderie.

So if you missed out

That sucks if you missed out, but

You know what?

We have to do these once a year.

We have to do them once a year.

I'm not going to promise you guys anything, but maybe we'll fucking do it as early as next spring.

Maybe we'll do another one because the convocation, because the National Congress gets elected in the spring.

Nah, fuck.

Don't dunno.

The Central Committee, not the National Congress.

Sorry.

The National Committee gets elected in the spring.

So maybe we'll have an in-person event for that.

Um

Just, I guess, but they'd have to vote on something.

I don't know.

I can't promise anything.

But we definitely need to have these yearly.

Um I met so many people.

So proud of everybody.

Um

Did you give up on the carnival idea?

No, I just forgot about it.

That's actually a brilliant idea.

Carnivals.

Guys, let's fucking get on that.

Let's get on the carnival idea because I think that's a great idea.

Let's get on that.

The carnival thing is a great idea.

What if we do a carnival?

And we invite the whole pat public

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, we had um ACP trucks.

And so uh some of the guys local from the Chicago chapter rented these fucking trucks from a fucking app

And uh they got white ones and put the ACP stickers on them.

Then like some retard on Twitter is like these are only available on the government website.

This is proof they're fads because the government gave these trucks to them 'cause it's a na da da da da da da.

And it turned out to be like from a fucking app rented for two days.

So that was funny.

Yeah, next time we'll have tanks.

But you know what, guys, here's something to keep in mind.

Whenever there's good times, there's bad times.

You know what that means?

If you're having fun with your comrades and you like them, there's also people you're not gonna like.

Those people you're gonna resent.

So the norm should be that you just ignore each other.

But if you get along, that's great too.

Keep that in mind though.

Did you get Logo to attend?

It would have been sick if Logo were able to come, but he is preoccupied.

With raising his daughter.

But Logo will be dragged to the carnival, he m he will be forced to attend.

He'll be forced to attack if we ever throw a carnival next year.

Logo.

will be ordered by the galactic

Senate

It sounds so cringe.

Anyway, he will be um

He will be forced to attend.

I think uh it's such a sh you know what, I still

I still feel guilty.

If I had any part in logo going to CPI Austin.

He was so baffled at that and

Um

You know what it is, guys?

You have to have a sense of humor.

And I feel like we have that one locked down.

I feel like we have a sense of humor in our party.

And uh I'm proud of that.

Very proud of that.

Anyway, you know what's funny about the Prax Ben debate?

It's that even when it comes to the argument he was trying to falsely.

Base off of a false premise, I mean.

It his false premise was like, Oh, the debate topic is that the ACP is not currently delivering better than the current two party duopoly.

But it's like even that is not true because the federal government is ignoring North Carolina and meanwhile

we've donated thousands and have sent our people there to actually make a difference.

So like and I pointed that out and it's like he uh he just lost so badly.

It's so fucking bad.

It's so fucking sad, I mean.

Let me see uh

Let me see what's going on.

'Cause I he made a TikTok apparently.

Uh I'm so sick of having to like give a shit about these people.

Uh

I debated a communist if

I debated a communist.

I don't.

There's a few people that I disrespect less than this.

It's like, am I.

What is it?

I don't even know what it is.

It's like.

This I don't even see this as human.

It's like

It's just like a thing.

It's like a thing that was there.

Almost like a like a m like a

Like a mannequin that I just agreed to debate.

What is this?

It's not even human.

I debated a communist in front of an audience in my first ever live debate and it was My my first ever live debate!

It's my first ever I was so excited Probably one of my greatest performances to date.

It was

See, you can tell he's coping real Ah, we you know we said that would be true.

I almost regret that I ended up winning formally because psychologically it's going to do a lot of damage to him.

Because basically

Um

To say that this is one of your best performances, even if you believe delusionally that you somehow won this, which I don't know how anyone could say that.

He didn't even commit to an argument.

He gave up in the beginning, you know?

But, like.

To say this was such like an extraordinarily good performance, it's like it's just nonsense.

How how how is it a good performance?

How is it even above average per it's a very bad performance, but how could it even be construed in your own mind that it's an above average performance?

That's what I don't understand.

If you if you delusionally told yourself you did okay

Then I'd say, oh yeah, you're coping.

But the the fact that you're telling yourself this was like extraordinarily good and above average, I am intrigued.

The crowd was booing you.

You looked like a retard.

Everyone was making fun of you.

You were literally the laughing stock of the whole thing.

You got humiliated.

And all you had were like your five or ten friends to to be there to console you.

And nothing you said was of substance.

You tried to cite.

You said retarded things such as the only reason life expectancy increased in China is because for a period of three years there was a famine which killed all of the people who would have died anyway.

And then when I confronted you with why the life expectancy continued to rise well into the seventies, you said, Well, no, well, well, well, well, and you ignored it.

You you fucking completely avoided the point of contention.

Um

He was very nervous throughout the whole thing and

Just uh he wasn't saying all he was saying is that we're irrelevant.

That's it.

By the way

When it came to his time to answer questions from the audience, every time I tried to butt in, I was prevented.

I wasn't allowed to.

So I respected the host.

It was actually my first time publicly speaking, so I think I can work on that.

You know what you guys should do?

You should raid this TikTok and just tell him, then why did you lose?

Results show you lost.

Just go ahead and raid the TikTok and uh get in his head, I guess.

It's gonna really bother him.

That's a bit, but overall, I am extremely satisfied with the way I absolutely eviscerated.

Oh, look at his facial expression when he says this.

Extremely satisfied.

Oh look at that I can work on that a bit but overall I am extremely

So he looks at the camera and then kind of turns to like, I'm extremely satisfied.

Yeah, it kind of seems like you're coping.

You're not even coping at this point.

You're pretending to be satisfied.

But we know, we know, Ben, that the record shows, the record shows that you lost.

The record shows

That you lost.

Oh, your satisfaction.

Oh, yeah, but you lost.

He's trying to subjectively pretend like it doesn't bother him, but trust me, it does.

You could see it in his face.

And that's how you could tell he lost badly.

Because where does this projection come from?

Where does this projection I eviscerated and psychologically damaged him?

Where is that coming from?

He eviscerated at w what?

Kind of sounds like projection.

It kind of sounds very sounds oddly specific.

It sounds oddly specific.

Like, what are you referring to?

Like, what do you mean?

Kind of seems like you're just

articulating how you felt

Especially when you found out the results the day after.

See, because the night of Ben actually thought he won and he was so happy.

And that's why he didn't make a TikTok.

The day later, his whole world crumbled and shattered.

When the announced were result results were announced.

Hazwan

Oh my god, it fucking destroyed him.

He'll never recover from it.

He's traumatized psychologically.

He's so damaged.

Oh, it's a I feel sadistic.

I don't like this.

I feel like I'm literally looking at like a like a.

Like some kind of deer that got caught in a trap and it's just struggling.

Put me out of my misery.

I mean, if deers could talk, they would say that.

Just got caught in a trap and it's whimpering, it's whimpering.

Doesn't know what to do.

That's what I see.

Look at this guy.

Ah how sad.

If someone were to come and shoot this guy, they'd be putting him out of his misery, hypothetically.

Like, not hypothetically.

Metaphorically.

Metaphorically shoot him.

He's caught in a trap.

He's bleeding out.

He just wants a way out.

In front of an audience.

I debated this little guy.

His name is Adam.

You might recognize.

Um

So

Lot uh lot to unpack here.

Again.

It's that projection.

If you guys know this, Praxman is actually a man lit.

Like, for real.

And I know I kind of am too.

But.

Uh he is.

So

Food for thought.

Recognize this guy.

That's Eddie Liger Smith or Midwestern Marks here on TikTok.

Also, a lot to unpack.

He goes, Adam.

Um

Yeah.

Yeah, well

That that just about reveals the extent of this person's um ability to cope with reality.

I eviscerate him almost on a weekly basis.

This guy was too scared to debate me, so this guy did it instead, and it did not turn out well for him.

Alright, somebody download this TikTok, and when he says it did not turn out well for him, just right after that, edit in the results.

Edit in the results, and then I'll upload that to TikTok.

Because I don't even feel like I need to respond.

He'll be like, and it did not turn out well for him.

And then like, put the results right after and like play some music.

Like, uh, you know what music you should play?

Tom Foolery from SpongeBob.

Wait, should, is that the right one?

Let me s let me find it.

Fuck these ads.

Wait, no, that's not the right one.

There's another one.

There's another one.

It's like the one that's like, damn.

I don't even think it's from Spongebob.

Anyway.

Yeah, some j something that makes sense.

Anyway, someone do that.

Someone take the initiative.

Yeah, curb your enthusiasm.

Yeah.

Play that one.

Yeah, somebody somebody do that, and then he'll kill himself or something.

I don't know.

It's really bothering him.

Uh.

So, someone take the initiative.

The context is that these guys and some other weirdos that they know started a political party and they think that they're gonna take over America with this political party that has a handful of members.

But I'm not gonna get ahead of myself.

You know, I found this argument super interesting because he's like, you only have a handful of members.

And it's like, well, your group has 10 people.

And we have hundreds.

And admittedly that's not a huge amount.

But followers and members are not the same thing.

For example, you have two hundred and fifty thousand followers on TikTok, but only mm eight people showed up to support you.

I have uh about a hundred thousand followers on X.

And yet over a hundred people showed up for me in New York alone.

So, when it comes to members, these are people actually willing to dedicate their free time, their lives, their money, and their work.

In dedication to something that you're actually leading, you don't even have eight or ten of those people.

And that's the difference.

The idea that members and followers is the same thing is nonsense.

ACP has.

You know, 40,000 followers on X, we have thousands of people, millions of people who are interested in us.

Thousands and thousands and thousands of people who are supporting us.

But people who are willing to spend time, energy, you know, going on the ground, doing things in real life, yeah, it's hundreds.

That's how it works.

By the way, our party isn't even easy to join right now.

It's a huge barrier to entry.

We don't even make we don't even publicize.

How to do it.

You know?

So it's like

Uh it's just nonsense.

Like, oh yeah, you don't have enough members.

It's like, well, a party member is not we don't it's not like it's not like our website has a fucking button that's like if you support us, join and then you could just join.

No, you j when you click join.

There's fifty other steps you have to take to even be considered eligible.

And then you have to be interviewed.

And then we have to vet you.

And then we have to and then the chapter is a it's not easy to join our party.

It's not like a button away, like following on Twitter or something.

Um you actually have to commit to real life stuff to join the party.

I think you should actually watch the debate.

You can watch the debate right here on Civil.com's Twitter account.

You can find this link by clicking on like we don't have passive m party members.

Are we only have active party members?

Only have active party members.

No one is passive.

No one's just sitting on their ass, passively supporting us.

Who's a member of the party?

Follow me while you're there and then click on this link right here.

Since this debate went so well and I'm very happy with it, I'm gonna do a lot more debates in the future.

You see this guy right here?

Yeah, you're gonna need to to redeem yourself.

Here, that's Gene Epstein.

He's an economist and an absolute legend in the debate sphere.

He runs the Soho Forum.

You may have seen him do a debate at the Soho Forum with the communist professor Richard Wolf.

Dr.

Epstein was so impressed with my debate performance that he said he might have me be a Soho forum candidate in the future.

Might dude, you have 250,000 followers and you got a might from a guy whose views are identical to yours about everything.

You literally found a guy named Epstein.

You found a guy named Epstein who literally agrees with you about everything.

And all you got from him was a maybe.

Yeah, I don't know how impressed he was with you, dude.

A guy named Epstein who agrees with you on literally everything.

would not even commit

To having you for the Soho Forum, to recommending you.

He said maybe.

Dude, you I think you're autistic and you lack social cues.

But he was basically saying you're like a retard who did so horribly.

That he's embarrassed to even have to tell you to your face to spell it out for you.

Oh, yeah, um, maybe, maybe I'd consider it.

Yeah, that doesn't sound like someone who was impressed by you, dude.

G, even Gene Epstein gave you a maybe for Soho, dude.

You're fucking cooked.

Future, so I'll actually be doing one of their large-scale debates.

This would be one of the greatest moments of my career.

So, just this coming out of that debate makes it more than worth it.

Oh, yeah, just you know, look on the bright side.

Oh my god, the Coke, just take the fucking L, dude.

Just take the L.

Holy shit, just take the L.

This is so fucking hard to watch.

Well, there's still, it's not so bad.

I feel like anyone can see this dude is coping really badly.

Like, all your followers are like, what's going on, Praxmen?

Something about this is weird.

Something about this is strange.

Something about this doesn't add up how you're behaving.

Actually, watch the debate and then come back and tell me what you guys think.

Alright, guys, tell him what you think.

You guys watch the debate, and now you're telling him what you think.

So go tell him what you think, guys.

Go tell him what you think.

And if he censors you, then he has no libertarian values and he's uh he's authoritarian.

I debated a communist.

I I debated a communist.

I debated a communist.

I wonder if he's deleting all your comments.

Also, uh oh, you can't downwood anyone.

Hmm, I can't find your comments.

Guys, like each other's comments.

Boost them so they get seen better.

So don't just comment.

Go find uh Volk Vulture's comment, for example, and everyone boost it.

Uh you guys need to all boost each other's comments.

Every one of your comments needs twenty likes minimum.

Or else he's you know, or else the public won't see it and he won't.

Well, he's gonna be tortured by it psychologically either way, but

He's hiding the replies now?

N he's really, really bothered by it.

I don't even know if this is wise to do, 'cause we might get like another Johnny Socialism hater now.

From this guy, he's gonna be like obsessed with us.

You can hide the comments though on TikTok?

He already is that he doesn't know what beehive he poked with this.

Anyway guys, you need to be boosting your

Comments

Oh man, I'm so fucking tired.

Oh guys.

I have a question.

I have left for like two and a half weeks and I just got back to the gym.

It's actually been three weeks.

I got back to the gym yesterday and I did today as well.

So all you fucking rape by the way, if Darg is here, actually I don't know if Darg knows about this stuff.

Darg, by the way, is the only person who gave me good sleep advice.

He like actually gave me a chemical that works for sleep.

It's called um

Heroin.

That's fucked up.

I'm not going to joke about that.

It's fucked up.

Sorry.

No, it's like some like it's like some uh histamine experimental lab chemical and I'm like darg.

Look, bro, I trust you, but

Yeah, cyproheptidine, how did you know?

Anyway, it worked.

That's actually what made me sleep.

The second day, like the last day I told you, when Chris Hilali woke me up because he was loud downstairs.

So it worked.

Anyway, guys, now that I'm back to the gym, should I just dirty bulk to grow my muscle strength again?

Or what should I do to grow my muscles that I've been gone for three weeks?

That's uh

Should I bulk to get back to where I was?

Uh just eat a bunch of protein and carbs.

Yeah, but that's like not that fun.

Kinda wanna just have burgers.

I'm so fucking tired.

Anyway

Sugar and fat.

Thank you for that great advice.

You need rest to grow muscle.

That's very true.

Protein and carbs.

Start wrestling, no thanks.

Do not tell m I'm not I I my goal is to lift very heavy things.

Um Eddie can do the wrestling.

I'll do the carrying them to dump them in the river.

Ultimately, it's utilitarian.

Eddie wrestles them and takes them down.

I pick them up and dump them in the river.

Alright, and Kyle drives.

There's a see, look, the executive board has a division of labor.

You understand?

So

Basically, Chris Hilali distracts them.

Okay.

Um

Chris Alali distracts them.

Alright, this is how it happens.

Jackson geolocates their location.

Chris Hilali goes over there to distract them.

Alright.

Uh, Eddie wrestles them and pins them to the ground.

Noah breaks their spirit by talking about how disappointed he is in them and, you know, giving them a good talking to.

They start crying.

And I don't know.

I'm going to be missing some people.

Then I come in and pick them up from the ground to throw them and dump them in the river.

And then Carlos stands over the river to give an elaborate philosophical, ethical justification for why what needed to be done is done, just in case God gets angry at us.

So that's the division of labor.

Who am I missing?

There's seven of us.

Wait, wait, wait.

Han, the three?

Okay, I got the three.

I got Halali.

I got Jackson.

And me.

And whom uh Kyle, fuck.

Okay, let me reset this.

Let me reset this.

All right.

All right.

This is how it works.

All right.

This is how it works.

This is the divi the Communist Party Executive Board Division of Labor is as follows, right?

Jackson geolocates pinpoints their location, okay, through Telegram channels, okay?

Um, Chris Alali goes over there to distract them.

Then Eddie wrestles them and pins them to the ground.

Then Noah comes and breaks their spirit by talking about how disappointed he is in them.

Then I pick them up and throw them into the trunk of Kyle's car.

Then Kyle drives to the river with all of us.

Kyle drives.

I pick them up back from the trunk, throw them into the river, and then Carlos gives an elaborate philosophical and ethical justification in front of the river about why this was good and necessary and consistent with the principles of dialectics.

Yeah.

And that is

That is the division of labor of the executive board.

Can you react to the Asmund Gold clip in the show requests?

Yes.

Uh

No, oh that one.

I mean what am I gonna say?

This guy was too scared to debate me, so this guy did it instead and it did not turn out well for him.

Yeah.

Okay, now uh do the curb your enthusiasm.

Hate me, so this guy did it instead and it did not turn out well for him.

This guy was too scared to debate me, so this guy did it instead and it did not turn out well for him.

This guy was too scared to debate me, so this guy did it instead, and it did not turn out well for him.

Brilliant.

Alright.

Um

Yeah, Asmund Gold got uh temporarily banned and I got a perma.

And um

Can I say?

What can I say?

Anyway, guys.

Okay, nice stream, good stream.

I'll be back.

Thursday

I'll be back Thursday.

This guy was too scared to debate me, so this guy did it instead, and it did not turn out well for him.

All right.

Everyone, it's in original content.

Uh let the terrorism begin.

Literal metaphorical terrorism.

Online cyber demoralization campaigns.

Anyway.

So many things you could clip of me, they're just so bad.

Anyway guys

There's a lot I'm probably missing, but that's okay 'cause I could tell you about it Thursday and uh you know I have not slept.

I have slept.

I need to sleep.

Sorry.

That's just the evidence of how tired I am.

Yeah.

Oh man.

All right.

Why are you waking up at 8 a.m.?

'Cause I can now.

Thank God.

'Cause I can.

Why would I not want to wake up at 8 a.m.?

It's it's nice to wake up at 8 a.m.

And you know another thing I learned from Donbass guys, to conclude basically.

Dare to LARP, dare to win.

A lot of those warriors in Donbass.

w you know.

They were just like us.

They were just like us.

Literally no fucking difference.

We live in the twenty first century.

You know, it may seem like, Oh, the age of legends and heroes is gone and no life isn't like a movie, but eventually that becomes superfluous.

It's just about who's fucking really about it, you know?

And, um

There's no training for this.

There's no like

There's no like, uh, oh, no, no, you need to be really hired by Hollywood to be.

No, no, no, it's just like people like us, LARPers.

that form these batal battalions, you know.

And um

It's the fighting that comes to define you.

Just like and it starts information sphere, you know.

And if law and order breaks down, it turns into something else.

But don't underestimate us.

Don't underestimate this.

There's nothing more real than this.

Understand that.

You know, when shit hits the fan in this country, there ain't gonna be nothing, nothing more real than shit like this, because we already got the hard part down.

Organization, collective unity, collective purpose.

That's literally half the fucking thing, you know?

After that

Yeah, it becomes real, you know.

Anyway, guys.

Anyway, well, I'll see you guys Thursday.

Bye bye.