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We were young, posters on the wall.

Praying were the ones that the teacher wouldn't call.

We would stare at each other.

Cause we were always in trouble.

And all the cool kids did their own thing.

I was on the outside, always looking in.

Yeah, I was there, but I wasn't.

From the other side.

Saying with the five, what's up?

Comrade Kidd with the five.

What's up, bro?

How are we doing?

Australia Stane with the 10.

What's up, y'all?

LES GOOOO

Let's go.

I ran.

Let's go.

I ran.

Let's go, Iran!

Let's go, Iran!

Let's go, Iran!

Welcome to the infrared vision broadcast.

Welcome to the infrared continuous

Stream of information.

I'm streaming the vision right into your eye sockets.

You have to have.

You have to have the vision.

You have the vision.

It's being broadcasted to you right now.

But do you have what it takes to see?

Do you have what it takes?

Do you have what it takes to see what's in front of you?

Do you have what it takes to absorb what this vision years and years in the making?

Do you have what it takes to absorb it, to embellish it?

Not embellish it to

To acquire it for oneself.

Do you have what it takes to understand?

Understand not with your mere mind, with your soul.

That's what this type of shit is.

We are a cult.

We are a cult, make no mistake of it.

We are such a cult, we are on a layer above an actual re.

We don't even need a compound, we have an astral compound, and we're going to be taking that astral Kool-Aid.

I'm just kidding.

What the fuck?

Anyway, y'all.

Got some actual shit I want to talk about today.

I got some actual wisdom I'm trying to be dropping on y'all.

Let's get this camera right.

There we go.

Let's get camera on the right way.

Good, we good, we good.

It's all good.

Let's get this right.

All right, y'all.

We got a lot of things actually on the agenda that I uh

First of all.

My soldiers in faith, my brothers, comrades, brothers and sisters in faith, I have something to tell you that's of profound importance.

We are going back to our roots.

This is the era of an infrared renaissance.

Make no mistake of it.

As soon as you see the merch, you're gonna fucking understand the type of vibe.

We're having the merch, we're having the infrared selected works, and we're going back to our basics.

We are gonna be the infrared Taliban.

We are gonna be the infrared Sufi Taliban, going back to the fundamentals, going back to the roots, back to where we came from.

What this shit was about from day one.

You're gonna have the book, you're gonna have the merch, you're gonna be on the straight path, and we're gonna know how we're going forward.

And I'm telling you, I promise you, this is what I promise you, lucidity.

I promise you a clarity you've never had before in the entire history of this movement.

You're gonna know the direction forward.

What is the infravision?

What does it mean to see beyond the visible spectrum?

What does it mean to see in infrared?

People have forgotten.

Let's make no mistake of it.

People have forgotten.

They've forgotten the vision.

They've forgotten what this was about from day one.

They've forgotten how to see.

Beyond the visible spectrum of light.

What does that even fucking mean?

I'll tell you exactly what it fucking means.

It means being able to look at this country, taking a survey and map of this country.

And understand the simple dialectical truth that everything corresponds to its opposite.

That the masses and masses of people who will be the subject of a solid communist movement, the masses that will join the revolutionary movement, are precisely those that, on an individual level, espouse the most superficial anti-communism, the most superficial ideological incorrectness, every sense of one-sidedness, every type of one-sidedness that seems obvious, that seems intuitive.

These anime pedophile scum call me stupid.

They call me stupid because I refuse to accept this obvious truth.

You think that these people were his knowingly anti-communist?

You smarmy, pathetic, pedophilic piece of shit.

Your entire worldview is based on placating your disgusting, obese subjectivity that has no fucking skin in the game.

You want to know what it means to have skin in the game?

It means to acquiesce to contradiction.

It means to accept that whatever you have in your head over here in real life, it's the exact fucking opposite of that.

In the same fucking way, that moving your left foot in front of your right one is the exact opposite of where you stand now.

To in order to have motion, in order to go forward, in order to partake in movement, in life, in reality, you have to acquiesce to the reality of contradiction.

You have to accept that things are the opposite of what they appear to you in the most immediate sense.

You have to step out of this comfort zone of sensibility and ideology.

That's what the infrared vision was always about.

The infrared vision was always about accepting the golden path.

Every pedophilic, disgusting, and I call it pedophilic.

This is the pedophilic anime way.

It's a right deviation or it's a left deviation because it's a one-sidedness that insists upon this perverse satisfaction that comes with the consistency of an idea or a concept with respect to itself.

The most disgusting kind of purity fetish you could imagine.

Where the purity of some form, the necrophiliac, incestuous purity of a form, of some kind of idea that's familiar to you, you throw it onto a fucking anime girl, a little anime girl who's wearing a t-shirt that professes and reflects back to you your safe and comfortable little fucking ideology.

No.

The infrared vision was about putting your ideology under the tracks, under the tread of a tank.

It's moving, it's in motion.

Everyone understands the fact to have an idea, to have a mental image of something, and to actually accept that that image that you have in your head, in reality, what's at stake in it, what it demands of you, is the total fucking opposite of the sense of coziness and familiarity and self-satisfaction that you have.

By way of the intellect alone.

What does it mean to see the world in infrared vision?

It means to understand that behind the appearance of things.

Lies motion behind the appearance of things, which is an appearance that, first of all, is a habit of familiarity you establish by way of the relation you have to images in your own fucking head and how much those elicit a type of comfortability and coziness and satisfaction that A equals A, that this idea conforms with itself, that it's self-same and consistent.

Oh, you're a how are you a Mar How are you a Marxist?

Oh, China has billionaires.

Oh, China.

These retards don't understand dialectics and call us weak.

Why?

Because they're pederasts.

They're pederasts who insist on this edgy self-sameness, this acute consistency of an ideal with respect to itself that gives people a perverse sense of self-satisfaction.

They regard this as intelligence.

They could not be more wrong.

The golden path, the golden Stalinist path is submission, acquiescence to the material essence behind things.

Islam, submission, that's what this movement is about, in so many words.

I hate to give you the secret, but in so many words, that's what it's about, submission.

Submission to the material essence of things.

Giving way to the fact that whatever arrogant conceit that you have within your head, whatever false sense of certainty you have in your head about how things are and how they must be and what they are based on a series of false presumptions that, like Iblis, compel you to draw logical equivalences and leaps that were never justified from the beginning.

The same way Iblis in the story of the Quran refused to bow toward Adam because he made a logical equivalence in his head, a chain of reasoning that said, Well, I'm made of fire.

Adam's made of clay.

Fire is higher than clay.

Why should I bow toward Adam?

Why?

Because God told you to.

That's why.

Because you don't know how material reality reconciles harmoniously.

Because the f the rational harmony of the cosmos is something that continuously discloses itself to you before you have time.

To justify it logically or rationally, and to take your logical sequences and propositions and the various sequences that follow from them.

To take the procedures of reason in your own head and to regard these as precedent before the continuous disclosure of the sublime, something that you feel and know in your heart before you even have the words to describe or give form to it.

It's the utmost form of Satanism and arrogance.

If logic is incompatible with Marxism-Leninism, if so-called reason is incompatible with the revolutionary way and the revolutionary tradition, so much more so much worse for reason, so much worse for logic.

You sweep it away and you discard it.

All you need is faith in your heart.

You can move mountains, you can bring empires to their knees.

And you can accomplish just about everything that's within the realm of possibility.

All of that comes from faith.

And what is faith?

Is it arbitrary belief?

Is it imagination?

No.

Faith is alignment.

Alignment has nothing to do with certainty.

Certainty is something you can preempt.

Certainty is something that you have precedent with respect to.

Certainty means if I pick up an apple and I drop it, I have experience that it dropped in this exact way.

So I'm certain that I can pre-that's not faith.

Faith has no precedent.

Faith is a relationship to that for which you have no exact knowledge.

but comprises the rational harmony and alignment between your will and the cosmos.

It's a commitment that those two things are rationally and harmoniously reconciled.

The intentions behind your actions and their consequences.

The acknowledgment that there's an alignment, even between those, a rational alignment between them.

That is faith.

This is what this movement is about.

I look at these so called Marxists, I look at these so-called self-proclaimed Marxists, self-proclaimed, they call themselves communists and socialists and all varieties and flavor of libtard retard.

And I look at them in the exact same way Tamerlane would look at them if he was in a time machine and he came to the present.

I look them in the eye exactly as Tamerlane would look them in the eyes, and I say, You are but a retarded cattle.

You have no understanding.

No understanding what this you have no understanding of what this is about.

You're deriving some comprehensive ideology solely from the tail end of the last few centuries.

You have no idea the place of Marxism within world history.

What is the place of what these words we call Marxism and Communism within the broader reality of what we call world history?

Should we confine ourselves to the past century or two and say only in the past two centuries did human beings somehow discover the truth and everything that came before was somehow what?

Nonexistent?

Really?

Are you prepared to say that?

For the thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands even years in which human beings could be said to have existed.

You really think that you know the story and how it ends and how it closes?

It all exists in the tail end, the last one hundred, two hundred years, really?

You mean to say that?

It's time to situate Marxism within the broader context.

Of the revolutionary history of mankind.

It's time to draw existential conclusions from Marxism.

It's time to draw the cosmological conclusions from Marxism.

It's time to line up Marxism with all the accumulated esoteric wisdom of mankind thus far.

Hegel, the teacher of Marx, was

steeped comprehensively in the knowledge of the esoteric.

But we forgot about everything, arrogantly assuming that none of that mattered, that we can move forward now

On the basis of what?

We have to admit the frank and sober fact that even Communist states, especially the USSR, especially the USSR, failed to transmit the revolutionary spark to the generations that came after, those that had founded the state.

This is a frank and sober fact everyone needs to reconcile with and acknowledge and understand.

Even even in the case of China, it's no coincidence that the rulers of China today are those, rightfully so, who descend.

From the men and women who were on the long march with Mao, with Mao Zedong.

But the youth in China, like the youth all over the world, are now struggling to understand the profound revolutionary faith that was at the inception of the state they live in and take for granted.

And this is the sober truth.

This is why infrared exists.

This is why infrared does not confine itself to some kind of generic form.

Of the teaching of Marxism-Leninism that is conventional.

This is what distinguishes infrared from the very beginning.

All the trouble and turmoil that was at the foundation.

Caleb Maupin was not causing a ruckus.

I hate to break it to you.

Caleb Maupin did not fucking rock the boat.

In 2021, when the boat started being rocked, when the specter of Pat Sox started rearing its head.

That was not a consequence of Caleb Maupin.

That was not a consequence of anything but the rise and inception of the infrared movement.

That's what rocked the fucking boat.

Because it's the infrared movement alone that very much did something dangerous.

Situate and ground the entire revolutionary history of Marxism.

Third observer, what's up, man?

In a much broader and wider revolutionary history.

Oh, Heidegger, oh Dugin And of course who can forget the Iranian Revolution, which is the fundamental context of the various peculiar oddities, if we could say, of the infrared movement, which people say it's all Dugan, it's all Heidegger, it's all Carl Schmidt.

No, frankly speaking, it's the Iranian Revolution.

That's the frank and sober truth of the matter.

From the very beginning, actually.

But people continue to cope, people continue to ignore.

The self-evident truth that's in front of them, and why?

The recent events of the past few years have absolutely vindicated this.

Who has been at the vanguard of fighting the US Empire?

Has it been the students of Chairman Gonzalo?

Has it been the self-proclaimed Hoxhaists at the APL?

Has it been the DSA?

Has it been so called Mauis, even the ones in the Philippines?

Who has it been?

Has it been the Tuda party?

Has it been self-proclaimed Communist parties even or movements around the world?

No.

It's been Iran.

Iran and its allies are the ones that have stood up and challenged the US Empire.

It's been Iran.

Let's let's acknowledge the sober truth.

It's been Iran and those adjacent to Iran.

The Islamic resistance in Palestine and in Lebanon and Iran.

These are the revolutionary forces of the world.

Because the so-called Marxists sold out.

They became the prostitutes and slaves.

of monopoly capital and imperialism.

They became the prostitutes and slaves.

They sold out in a way that would make even Kotzky disgusted.

They sold out in a way that even Bernstein would acknowledge has gone simply too far.

And it was Iran that carried the revolutionary spirit forward.

And there's a reason for that.

Let's acknowledge and admit.

The unavoidable sober truth of the matter.

Why should I take seriously the pretensions of these so-called Marxists who live in non-communist states?

Why should I acknowledge their authority?

Okay, we pay tribute to the past, we honor the past, and we always have.

But based on what?

Why do they see fit to talk down on us?

Why do we have imposter syndrome about fitting in with them or impressing them in some kind of way?

The CPC.

Is the only Communist Party in the world that a priori automatically deserves our acknowledgement and respect.

Northern Gorilla, what's up?

And of course the DPRK.

But the DPRK has profoundly adapted Communism and Marxism Leninism to the historical and contemporary conditions of Korea.

And so what's left of these so-called Marxists and Democratic Socialists I'll tell you what's left of them.

Zoron Mamdani, that's what's left.

That's who's left of them.

Should I laugh?

Should I cry?

I'm meant to acquiesce and submit to this or be called a Nasbol and a neo Nazi.

A neo Nazi, I'm going to be called a Neo Nazi.

Why?

Because some Jewish liberal socialist living in somewhere in New York with a Rose emoji

Is gonna call me a neo-Nazi?

You know what?

I'm going to say it because I noticed that's a pattern.

I noticed that's a pattern.

If you notice, a huge portion of the people from day one who in bad faith called us Nazis.

Called us fascists.

Automatic they had their Nazbull fascist Nazi Hitler detector go off.

This neurotic paranoia over the specter of Adolf Hitler, who is dead.

Hitler who killed himself and is dead.

These legacy gatekeepers of the American left, who have nothing to show for themselves, who completely sold out and betrayed any semblance of an American left wing.

From day one they swoop down like hawks.

To

How can I say?

To condemn right off the bat.

Calling us fascist, Nazis, anti Semitic?

Because everything is about them.

These

You know, let's acknowledge it.

The Ellis Island Italian

Jewish

Zionist Jewish

The other kind of

Coastal Ellis Islanders who feel like they're gatekeepers of this movement.

What can I say?

They created a culture of bad faith.

And they created a culture of hurling slurs and accusations.

I keep even in my even in my quote tweets, I still see people calling me a neo-Nazi to this day.

You and your ACP, I keep seeing these comments all the time.

ACP, this neo-Nazi movement, hey, fuck you, you piece of shit.

Fuck you!

Fuck you with the spirit of Iran!

I'm channeling the spirit of Iran!

Fuck you, bitch!

You wanna call me a fucking neo-Nazi bitch?

I'm Haas like Hazbullah, bitch.

That's the type of energy I'm on.

And I'm allowed in my First Amendment right to say that's the energy that I channel.

I don't, you can suck my nuts, bitch.

I don't give a fuck about your fucking political correct fear-mongering about the ghost of Adolf Hitler who fucking killed himself and is dead.

Now it's a world of resistance versus shills of the regime and shills.

Of the Zionist USA regime and empire.

I don't give a fuck about your thirty-five to the war chest of La Cosmos Xi Jinping.

That's the type of shit that I'm on.

I'm gonna we guys, we have to tiptoe around.

They're gonna call us neo-Nazis and Nasbulls.

Suck my fucking nuts, bitch.

Suck my fucking nuts on that bullshit.

The Zionists, liberal, the liberal wing of the Zionists, they keep digging up the corpse of Adolf Hitler and they prop him around like a marionette.

And they victimize themselves, This guy's dead, Hitler's dead, he shot himself, he's dead.

And they themselves are becoming Hitler.

You wanna know who's like Hitler?

Hitler was bad because he killed millions of innocent people.

He slaughtered them.

He dispossessed them.

He drove them from their homes.

He burned their homes down.

Sai, what's up?

Hitler

Attacked entire peoples and nations?

Amilo with the twenty, what the fuck is up?

Hitler was bad because he declared war on humanity.

Well, that's what the Zionists are doing now.

That's what the US regime and the U S Empire is now.

So where the fuck is your moral compass that you people are continuously LARPing something that happened a hundred years ago and I'm getting caught up in the crossfire?

Who the fuck are you talking to, you retarded ass bitch?

First of all, let me speak about my movement.

The Germans of infrared.

Besides the ones in Germany who are mainly East German-based East German GDR loyalists.

The Germans, the German Americans of infrared,

The most prominent ones that I can think of have been here before Hitler was born.

That's where they descend from.

They descend from German settlers and immigrants who came to this continent before Adolf Hitler was born.

The men and women of the infrared movement in America are all people who have no relationship to Germany, to Hitler, to fascist Italy.

They're people who have roots and family that have been here for a long time, or maybe they came more recently from somewhere else.

My family came from Lebanon.

So why must we be crucified on the cross of Hitlerism?

Why must we apologize and why must we be the ones who are called Nazis and Hitlerites?

Where does this obsession come from?

What do we have to do with Hitlerism and Nazism?

Because we have the audacity to challenge, I'll say it, I'll say it, because we have the audacity to challenge some of the liberal Jewish Zionist gatekeepers of the American left who have decided that in order to prevent another Holocaust, we all have to acquiesce to liberal open society values.

We have to have solidarity with Israel.

We have to condemn Hamas and Hezbollah and Iran because it's a theocratic fascist regime.

And we have to advocate a type of toothless social democracy, democratic socialism.

Which will turn our society into an adult daycare while the capitalist class rapes what little.

What little wealth the working class has produced and has left.

Must I spell out and say the obvious truth?

Must I spell out and say this obvious truth?

Must I spell out and say the obvious truth?

That this whole notion that we are Nazbulls and neo-Nazis and fascists was invented by people who have this excessive fixation on

The first form of identity politics, which is Zionism.

Am I do I am I gonna am I gonna am I gonna be the only person who starts calling this out on the left, who starts talking about this fact?

Because I think we need to have a frank conversation about it.

Cause I'm just about sick and tired of hearing it.

I'm just about sick and tired of hearing this nonsense.

We will not bow and acquiesce to

This reflexive knee-jerk re Were We're Nazis, really?

Why are we Nazis?

Because we're not agreeing to your terms and conditions.

Dear Neo Nazis, literally suck my fucking nuts, you fucking cockroach.

You fucking bitch, how fucking dare you even talk about us in any capacity.

You fucking insect, who the fuck are you talking about?

You fear-mongering bitch.

As if the whole fucking world revolves around Germany.

The whole fucking world revolves around something that happened in Germany.

T a hundred years ago.

Most of Asia yawns at Hitler.

I tell you the truth, most of Asia yawns at Hitler.

The Russians, for their part, defeated Hitler,

They brought him to his knees and they conquered and destroyed the Nazi war machine.

What did Stalin say, the Hitler's come and go?

You have Hitler, and then, but you also have AOC, and you also have Zoron Mamdani.

I'll go ahead and say AOC and Zoron, you could say they're like Hitler.

You could say that these are.

These are grand personalities that oversee and preside over the genocide and slaughter of innocent people worldwide, that are the personalities and faces that correspond to genocidal imperialist war machines.

I see profound continuity between Hitler and AOC and Zoran actually.

And if you don't see that continuity, then your anti-fascism is just based on Jewish ethno-narcissism and Zionism.

Because just because Jews are not the victims, somehow it's not as egregious and uh morally contemptible.

I know the history of the US left.

I mean, I hate to be the guy that starts talking about this shit.

But I know the history of the American left.

I know enough about the history of you're talking about Bad Empanada is right.

Okay, he's right, but I'm gonna go further than Bad Empanada, to be frank.

I'm gonna talk about things that I don't think even he would talk about.

There's a problematic history of the U.

How did Zionists worm their way up to the American left?

Let's let's like start from square on.

How did Zionists become the preeminent figureheads and leaders of the American left?

These these like half-ass two-states of how did that happen?

Where does that actually come from?

And so we have to start thinking about the gatekeepers of the American left.

We have to start thinking about the gatekeepers of the American left on a historical level.

We have to start thinking about who came to dominate left-wing discourse and shape left-wing discourse.

Okay, if you know what?

It's like I just kind of feel like I'm Kanye West right now when he was talking about the doctor.

I just I feel like I have to say it, I'm gonna say it.

Okay?

I'm gonna go ahead and say that

The

Post war

Baby Boomer, Jewish left wing that had an identity crisis about Israel following the 1967 Six Day War.

Are the gatekeepers of the US Left?

And have been.

I'm just gonna look at the camera and say that.

Cause I don't give a fuck.

I literally don't give a fuck.

There's an Ellis, there's it's not only Jewish, but it's an Ellis Island generation of the American left that then unfoundedly went on to become the gatekeepers of the U.S.

left and define discord.

And that's where all the identity politics came from.

Okay?

First, it was oh, the fundamental problematic.

I mean, this whole nonsense fear-mongering about how everything is a type of fascism.

Everything is fascism.

Bedtimes are fascist.

I mean, this is fucking nonsense.

Where did this come from?

Well,

There's a specific relationship between identity, identity politics, and the left wing.

A story that says at the center of the legitimation and justification of socialist and communist politics is the Holocaust.

And for many of the most, some of the most prominent figures in the post-war U.S.

left, the Holocaust was the founding justification.

and rationale behind the adoption of left-wing politics.

To make sure that never happens again, we have to be the opposite of fascism, which is the left-wing, right?

But this is a...

And I hate to say this, I hate bringing it up, I hate to even imply division within our nation.

Of course, in principle,

Singling out any given group is a type of division, which is antithetical to the spirit and project we have.

And I want to be clear about that.

I don't have any ill will toward Jewish people, but at the same time.

We have to be realistic and acknowledge the facts of history in a very blunt and direct and serious way without tiptoeing around the obvious.

We have to speak the frank and sober language of realism.

And in the language of realism

A generation of gatekeepers on the US left.

Who are in large part liberal Jewish Zionists, and why does it even matter that they're Jewish specifically?

Well, it matters because as someone who is constantly being hurled this accusation that I'm a neo-Nazi and I'm a fascist and I'm the next Hitler, I see fit to do criticism of some of the cultural patterns and psychologies that induce people to make these unfounded accusations and attacks.

And so I'm far from one who wants to do this socio-cultural psychoanalysis, but my patience has become thin.

My patience has become thin.

I've been accused for five years.

There is nothing about me that has ever evinced any kind of anti-Semitism whatsoever.

But when I'm continuously called an anti-Semite, when I'm continuously called the second coming of Hitler, I have to start asking the question of: does some of this reflect some Zionist Jewish ethno-narcissism of people who think that left-wing politics is solely about the story of the Jewish people and that anyone who disaligns with the specific subjectivity and psychological ideological architecture that serves as a rational and justificatory legitimation of the adoption of their interest in Marxism and Communism, that anyone who steps outside that specific narrative architecture is a fascist Nazi threat who needs to be eliminated.

I mean, imagine if I made Marxism all about Islam.

Based?

I should do that.

I should do that.

In the spirit of frankness, Islam has created empires.

Under which Jews th they thrived.

Okay, let's just be honest, Jews thrived under the Islamic empires.

But if anyone should be an if we're gonna have religious narcissism combined with Marxism, why don't we make it Islam?

The one that actually built giant empires that encompassed huge expansive territories and had a history of relative pluralism and tolerance for different groups.

Like, fuck it, I'll just say it.

I could just be like, now I'm totally neutral and shit.

I'm not fucking neutral.

I'm a Shia at my heart.

I'm a Shia because I think it's the truth.

And it's you could say, Well, it's 'cause you were just born that way in your family.

Mm not really.

Not really.

I actually think it's the truth.

I think Shia Islam is the truth.

I'm just gonna go ahead and say that.

Like, I will shamelessly just be like, I think it's the truth, but not in a way that is clerically correct.

I think this is the truth.

I think Islam universalism.

The universalism of Islam, the oneness of Islam, combined with the Shia particularity.

The Family of the Prophet The Story of the Family of the Prophet

And how that creates an opening in the fabric of history, an acephalic opening, a wound in the fabric of history that aligns.

The faith of the religion

With the revolutionary and cyclical movement of history.

That makes a lot of fucking sense to me.

What about Genghis Khan?

Well, the Shia Islam that I believe is true is a post Mongol Shiism.

I don't believe in the Twelver Shiism that was that w that became orthodox under the Abbasid Caliphate.

You know, I was in Turkey recently.

The type of Shiism is the Kizil Bash, the Kizil Bash Shiism.

To me, you know, for some Brooklyn, you know, I'm just gonna say it.

For some Brooklyn, you know, some Brooklyn Democratic, Jewish, Democratic socialist, the story of socialism is about the Jewish people and their oppression in Europe, and that's they're the main characters.

To me, the main characters of history that I'm interested in are the Kizil Bash, the Safaviya Order.

and the Safaviyya Sufi Order, and how they started garnering support among the Turcoman nomads.

It's literally like the unity of the Communist Party with the proletariat.

And how that became

That they created Iran, they created the Safavid Empire, one of the most splendorous, magnificent civilization states and empires in the history of mankind.

I mean, those beautiful turquoise geometric mosques and patterns, like everyone in the world finds it beautiful.

And it's like everyone in the world is rooting for Iran right now.

Everyone's in love with Iran.

There's not a single person I've ever heard of who's traveled to Iran who had anything bad to say about the people of Iran.

The whole world loves Iran.

The whole world is somehow in love with the beautiful Safavid architecture and culture and history.

They just don't even know it yet.

And that is quite literally the center of the world.

It was Safavid Iran and Central Asia, right?

The Silk Road, like that, that was the center of the world as we know it.

And that is after the Mongols created the framework of Turco-Mongol military nomadism as the language of politics and state power.

And it's like a layer on top of that.

How is that reconciled with Islam?

Was through the Qizilbash and the Safaviyya order, right?

Because they had this comprehension that politically speaking, the tribal.

Dynamics that are at the inception and foundation of Islam were rooted in some kind of deviation, fundamental betrayal and deviation of the original truth of the revelation.

And in a sense, only after Hingis Khan comes on the world stage, only after you have the rise of the ability to continually reinterrogate these inceptual foundations of Islam and the tribal dynamics of nomads, only then can the truth be drawn out in a way that finally gives justice to the family of the Prophet and explains the centuries and centuries of political dysfunction that aligns with Islam.

And it's like, I really just agree with that story a lot.

Call me an ethno-narcissist.

I'm not Turkish and I'm not Turkoman and I'm not Iranian or Persian either.

But I fundamentally align with that.

And I guess I believe it.

And you know, you say I believe it in some sense.

And then people say, okay, well, what about Christianity?

And it's like.

Uh what about it?

I mean like if you under you need to understand that

This is also why, when I was in Turkey, I didn't like how they didn't allow Christians in the Hegia Sophia, because.

The the the conflicts within Islam are much more important than any conflict between Islam and Christianity.

That's an extremely petty and stupid thing to even compare Islam and Christianity.

To say, oh, Christians are wrong.

That's fucking stupid, gay, retarded shit.

The interesting thing is the conflict within Islam.

That's where, like, everything's happening.

Like, that's the most important, interesting thing going on.

And it's like, within that framework, there's just a profound givenness of the fact that, well, of course, the Christians are correct.

Um, the Kizil Bash type of Islam was extremely syncretic, extremely inconsistent with clerical standardism.

And I have no problem.

I mean, I took a photo and you saw it in Hegia Sophia next to Jesus, who conventionally in Islam is not supposed to be depicted, and yet I don't care.

I have no problem venerating the Orthodox icons and Jesus, and that's that I speak that language.

What I believe is fundamentally cross-compatible with that.

There's nothing in my heart that has no room for Christianity, and especially the Christianity that's homegrown in the United States itself.

You know, the Christianity that corresponds to the great awakenings in this country, I speak that language.

If I was alive during the time of John Brown, I would have spoken the same language as John Brown.

Um, because there's a there's a universal perennial language of the spirit.

That's what it is.

It's of the spirit.

The resonance is what's important.

You know, Islam is just supposed to be the bow tie on this entire world historical story of.

These religious revolutions and revelations.

Islam is supposed to be the final

Law within which we establish some kind of order, right?

And uh there's nothing about that that's there there are forms of really gay types of interpretations of the religion historically and now.

The oppression of Christians was rife throughout various Islamic empires.

Oppress oppression of Jews and Christians actually.

You know, and it's extremely gay and uh it's extremely disgusting actually.

Um

You know, I have more in common with the Christian and you know what?

Pre-Zionist, pre-Zionism, I'm talking about pre-Zionism.

I have more in common with the Christian and Jewish minorities in the Islamic civilizations than I do with the Muslim majority.

Why?

Because it's those religious minorities that were oppressed.

And if I'm a true believer in a real Shia Islam, we always stand with the oppressed.

We stand with the people who are being marginalized, who are being cast out, who are being persecuted, who are being second-class citizens.

Right?

And that's what I believe.

I don't care.

what labels they adopt or profess or the the I I think all clerical forms of philosophy tend toward error and dogmatism.

I don't agree with any of them.

Not even the one proper to the Shia religion.

I don't even believe in the Shia Islam version of that, right?

So why would I allow there to be barriers between me and believing Christians based on theological specifics and disagreements and bad faith?

At the end of the day, the only fucking thing that matters is having a proximity and relationship to the spirit.

Having a moral compass where you can understand right versus wrong.

You can fight for what's right.

You fight for the oppressed and you fight for justice on the basis of faith, not arrogance and not a false certainty, but faith.

What makes you think it's all bad faith?

Because religious sectarianism is a consequence of the unresolved dramas within philosophy.

Faith is universal.

Faith speaks a universal language.

If you truly believe in something absolute, if you truly believe in something.

That in some sense is transcendent.

then faith is the same thing, okay?

The philosophers who became the spokespersons of the various different religions combined with the clergy and created boundaries between the religions.

Actually, every single religion before Karl Marx was defined by internal boundaries that prevented it from having a true relation to the Absolute and to God.

It's only because of Karl Marx, who was a Jew, by the way.

So for anyone who says I'm against the Jews and I hate all Jews and I'm anti-Semitic, without Karl Marx, every single religion on earth would remain confined to falsehood and obscurity.

Only thanks to Karl Marx do we have the clarity that is possible to comprehend how all faith is the same.

And um

I have no special resentment or animosity toward Jews, but I'm calling out a specific gatekeeping Jewish liberal democratic socialist pattern that I observe and notice, which I'm sick of.

I'm sick of being I'm sick of having this hurled at me and slurred at me.

I'm sick of impotence corresponding to the left wing in this country.

I'm sick of continuously having to deal with this.

This this burden of having to constantly prove I'm not the next Hitler.

This association of Hitlerism with the basic what?

I mean th th they would have us believe that anyone who wants to shake up the current system is somehow in proximity to Hitler.

That's a problem.

If that's your understanding of fascism, then you're a beneficiary of the current system.

You have unexamined privileges.

You have an unexamined relationship of privilege, to use the language of the identity politics people.

You have an unexamined relationship of benef you're benefiting from the status quo in some kind of way.

And I'll be frank about it.

Okay?

If we must have, I'm not claiming we can have.

A type of communism in this country that will not be infected by a specific.

theological opening.

I'm just saying it should be Shia Islam.

In the way that I articulate it alone, by the way.

Not even Shia Islam that you'll find at the mosque, only the one you'll get from Haz al-Deen.

Tesserak, what's up?

It's the specific type of Shia Islam that you get from Haz al-Deen and Hazal Deen alone.

There's not a single Shia priest or theologian I'm going to direct you toward to study it.

In fact, all of these Shia LARPers hate me.

Everyone hates me except my American Tartarian brothers and sisters.

Can you understand that every single 99% of these religious Shia ideologists hate my fucking guts?

You, my people.

With your tattoos, your blue collar, you're white, you're Latino, you're black.

You are my people, you're the only people that I could talk to.

And share my wisdom with.

You are the subject of my preaching.

I'm trying to get you on the same page with this vision.

Okay, and they think people will say, Haas, is it really adequate to have this kind of Shia thing in America?

What do you fucking mean?

I actually believe in it.

Yes, I want a homegrown, strange, eclectic.

Introduction of Shia spiritual theology, or not theology.

I want to bring that to America.

I think you guys.

are quite receptive to this message actually.

And I want it to be brand new.

Why can't why can't it happen?

You know you know something.

I was reading about how the Taliban blew up the statues of the Buddha.

Uh well I was taking a shit earlier today.

Um and you know they were basically saying all these people were wanting to throw money to maintain these statues, but we had people starving here because of the sanctions.

So, to give them the middle finger, we blew up the fucking statues to say, You care about these fucking statues so much?

Hey, fuck you.

Anyway, I it got me thinking about how interesting it is that you have these Buddhist statues in Afghanistan.

And uh, and then I, you know, I'm just saying, you like this idea that we have to confine our faith to a specific region of the world.

I don't, I don't buy it.

Like, why can't we bring Eurasian mysticism to the Rocky Mountains?

Why can't we?

Who said we can't?

Like, for the longest time, Afghanistan was Buddhist.

Afghanistan was Buddhist.

Like they ch they something was brought to them and they adopted something else.

So why can't we bring an extremely interesting form of Eurasian mysticism to America?

Why can't we?

I mean, I feel like

Europe had its chance to exhaust and bring all the different kinds of European philosophies.

One of them being Marxism, by the way.

Americans were never quite receptive to it.

You want to know why?

Because Americans are more barbaric and savage, and they are yearning for a much more fundamental civilizational context, which Europe took for granted.

Without the Silk Road, no Karl Marx.

Write it down.

Write it down right now.

I order you to write it down.

Without the Silk Road, no Karl Marx.

Someone write that down.

Without the Silk Road, no Karl Marx.

Has someone written this down?

Without the Silk Road, no Europe, no Karl Marx, no Hegel.

Without the Silk Road, no Thomas Munzer, no Florian Geyer, no Frederick Hegel, no Prussia, no Karl Marx.

Okay?

Now that we're on the same page and we understand this.

People say, oh, you're you know, um, Marxism.

Why has Marxism failed in America?

Because these arrogant, retarded people off the boat from Europe came, you know, and they're like, No, we will teach you how to be Marxist.

We will and Americans are like, What the fuck are you?

We do it because we don't have the Eurasian connection.

All the Marxists in Europe and from Europe forgot about the Silk Road.

It's in their unconscious.

They take that for granted.

They have no fucking idea about what was going on with the Genoese and Venetian merchants and Marco Polo and all that.

They took all that for granted.

So they're trying, and America never had that.

We never had our Hingis Khan.

We never had our Tartarian nomads.

We never had our Silk Road.

We never had the Turco-Mongol political military dictatorship that created Eurasia and created ultimately the foundations of Europe.

So they're trying to bring Marxism and Hegel to America.

And of course, it's falling flat because there's a missing context that all Americans, it's like a huge hole in the hearts of all Americans.

You want to know what fills that hole?

Hengis Khan.

Every American has a profound hole in their heart.

You know, when when Vijay Prashad comes to America,

I can't be racist.

I was going to do the accent, but I'm, you know, I'll be civilized.

When somebody comes to America and is like, you know.

I will teach you about Marxism.

I will teach you I I'm from Belgium.

I will teach you about Marxism.

Like Americ there's this giant hole in the hearts of every American.

We're like, it's Genghis Khan is missing.

There's a missingness.

Where is Persia?

Where is Genghis Khan?

Where's Babylonia?

Where's

Where's the Silk Road?

Where is Eurasia?

Where's Tartaria?

Where's Tamerlane?

Where's Ismail?

Where is Mehmet the conqueror of Constantinople?

Where is

Gilgamesh

There's this huge vacuum.

And

You know, that's what that's really what every Americans are missing that.

Why?

Because.

The fundamental look, can you what is a Turk?

I talked about what is a Turk.

Can everyone write down that I'm be I'm a Turk now?

I d I'm becoming a Turk.

You can join me.

I'm a Turk.

I'm not a Turkish citizen.

I'm not a citizen of Turkey.

I'm not Turkish in the sense of being a citizen of Turkey.

But ethnically, I initiate myself into Turkdom.

I am a Turk.

I am a Turk.

All right.

I initiate myself.

I'm on many layers of this shit, alright?

I'm on many layers.

I'm on many layers.

This is how Turkish I am, alright?

This is how Turkish I am.

Hold up.

Hold up.

This is how Turkish I am, all right?

Gotta have the red one on top because the Kizzle boss are the red caps.

I'm on some profound dysdum.

People are.

We'll just keep the blue one, all right?

Uh

I am a Turk, okay?

And everyone needs to understand what that means, okay?

Historically speaking.

Historically speaking, I'm a Turk, by the way.

If you're if you're gonna oh, what about your DNA, you retard?

You have known nothing of the Turks.

In Central Asia and in the steppe.

Steppe nomads dominated that geography and that environment for millennia.

And initially, they were something else we don't even know about.

Then there's Indo-Europeans, there's Iranic people.

How did the Turks come to dominate?

Because all a Turk means is someone who becomes initiated into and adopts the politico-military tribal.

dynamics and order and language.

The Turkish language was a receptacle of the political, military, tribal dynamics that became indispensable for surviving in the steppe.

He who is a Turk

Adopts the language of it's a political military language.

That was the thin line between survival and destruction.

Because weak sedentary peoples.

Their power doesn't come.

From the word, from the language, from the tribe,

It comes from the guarantee that they have.

The whole world is a conflict between Turks and NEITs.

Write that down, the whole world is a con Turks and Neats.

The Neats of history.

They had chicken nuggies.

They were sitting on their ass.

Yeah, sometimes they would plow the fields, whatever.

But they were so safe and comfortable that they would that these fertility goddesses would reward them continuously with the harvest or something.

They were just sitting somewhere and they were so arrogant and confident.

They were idol worshipers.

They believed that their habits and practices in one place would continuously reap benefits and rewards and power for them.

But who were the Turks?

Who were the people of the steppe?

The people of the steppe?

These were the people.

Who could not survive, who could not have any guarantee on the basis of continuously reaping the rewards of the harvest.

They couldn't continuously reap the rewards of any kind of mode of production.

All they had were the tribal asabiyah and alliances, the connections that were forged through honor.

I got your back, you got my back.

We have a blood pact.

We're rolling together in this tribe.

We're going to stick together, that's our capital, that's our strength, our organization, our collective existence.

The tribal way, the way of honor.

That was the lingua franca of the step.

Mutual recognition, I come to you, you come to me, we're gonna trade.

But that that presupposes respect.

The lingua franca, the currency of the steppe, is honor.

Turkdom became the language of that honor and recognition.

I've always said this and I've given a million lectures about this.

Tamberlain was not a bully.

He never bullied nobody.

The step

It was these chiefs in the steppe who were being gassed up and corrupted by sedentary centers, bribed by them, because when you have surpluses of production that come from the centralization of the productive forces and guaranteed surpluses that come from the harvest,

The purity of the steppe nomadic way of life gets corrupted by external revenue streams that prop up big bullies who disregard tribal honor, they disregard Asabiya, and they start bullying and preying on people because you, I can.

And Tamerlane humbled these people.

He said, No, we're restoring justice, we're restoring honor.

So I am a Turk.

Anyone could become a Turk.

Turks are not all descended from one guy.

Turks are not all descended from the same guy.

Turkdom.

You become a Turk by being initiated into a world, into a we are Turks, the ACP, we are Turks.

Because we are initiating ourselves in the

Into a collective militant existence that is based on honor and faith.

Honor and faith and nothing else.

We are broke.

We don't make all this money.

So, what do we have that unites us and binds us together?

Faith and honor, nothing else.

Faith and honor.

That's it.

Every single one of y'all are Turks don't even realize it.

From the step.

People say why why don't you just be American?

Because where are the Turks in America?

We have to found re-found the basis of collective existence.

We have to found the basis.

Mm-hmm.

The bare minimum of collective existence.

Well, what is that based on?

Honor and faith.

What do you have when you're no longer being bribed into associating with others because you're in a corporate workplace being paid the fucking money and shit?

What connects you to your fellow man?

Honor and faith, nothing else.

So we are br we are building Tartaria in America.

That's also what Tartaria means in this country.

How does one become a Turk?

You join the ACP, you join the infrared movement, you get with the program and you stick with it.

That's how you become a Turk in the 21st century in America.

People complicate shit that's very simple.

And the American Indians are a profound source of wisdom because they too were Turks.

They came from Siberia.

They came from Siberia.

They came from the Turco-Mongol place of origin.

It started out with one Turk.

The first Turk in history looked the same as American Indians do.

And also, they looked quite Asian.

It started with one guy.

That was like the Haas in the ancient world, right?

But he was Asian looking.

And then he set the precedent of Turkification from Siberia.

And then all the Iranic people, all the Indo-Europeans in the steppe, all the other tribal groups got with the program and became Turkified.

Just like how around the world people are becoming Americanified, Americanized, because they're eating burgers and having blue jeans and shit.

It's the same way.

The same thing happened.

Started out with one or two people.

And we're going to start that in America.

We need the wisdom of the elders.

The Indians

They are also Turks.

They cross the Bering Strait.

They're Eurasian.

The planes

They call them the Plains Indians.

Those are nomadic Turks without horses.

And they got horses.

So that's the foundation we want to draw from in this country.

Everyone tells me, oh, Haas, you're too foreign, you're this and that.

Why can't I bring that to America?

Why the fuck am I here?

You think I'm, what am I here for?

If I have nothing to contribute, why should I be here?

I should leave.

There's a reason I'm here.

It's because I have something to contribute, something new.

Something America's been missing, actually.

If you didn't need it, I wouldn't have been sent here.

I wouldn't be here if you didn't need it.

That's the thing.

I was sent to you to bring Tartaria to this nation.

Why would I be here?

Are Mexicans Turks too?

Yes.

Yes, the ones that were on horses and shit.

Uh yeah, the the cow Mexican Cowboys are Turks.

Yes, they are.

There's a whole hist everyone doesn't understand this.

Yes, they are Mexican with the mustaches and shit.

You know, that's very Ottoman.

Those mustaches those Mexican cowboys had.

See, I'm the one drawing these connections.

Nobody else will draw these connections.

I will.

I'm here to draw those connections.

Why why else would I be here?

You know, am I here to sell kebabs?

Am I here to open a Shawarma restaurant?

Is that why I'm here?

I'm here to tell you that I'm here to give you the lost Turkic past of this nation.

And by the way, the culture of the Turks is Persia.

The Persianate, Iran is the center of the world.

All of Babylon, Assyria, Egypt, all of world civilization.

You need to think of civilizations, they're like libraries.

They're repositories of the accumulated knowledge of practices of millennia and millennia and millennia old practices.

And and Turks, when they did settle down, when they became accultured, they adopted the Persianate ways.

So America needs both Iran and Turk Tartaria, right?

Um, and that's what I'm here to bring, you know.

That's why I'm here to infuse some kind of strange syncretic Shia spirituality with the American way.

I tell you that openly.

How do you reconcile the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains?

The relation of the mountains and the plains, are you kidding?

The plains are the step.

The mountains are always the powerful fortress from which the barbarians come and conquer the steppe.

That's what the mountains are.

Even the Turkic and Mongol myths are that they were trapped in a mountain valley.

Then they opened the valley and they swept the world and took over the plains.

We will be one day stuck in the Rocky Mountains.

And when we are unleashed,

We even have a painting of it on All La Cosmos Ji Jin Big, the YouTube video.

It shows our movement coming out of the Rocky Mountains to sweep and take over the entire nation through the plains.

This is our destiny.

Tanky Pan-Turkism.

I'm not talking about Pan-Turkism.

I'm talking about American Tartarian.

I'm talking about Tartaria America.

America can have any culture it wants to, that's the truth.

You know, we're not here to be a fucking amusement park for some people from France to come and be Oh, I like Texas.

We're not here to be an amusement park.

We're not here to confine ourselves to the America that the world is familiar with.

We are here.

to absorb and take everything from the world

That is correct and necessary.

Mormon rejuvenation with Comanche characteristics.

Yeah, I've thought about that a lot.

You know, the Mormons are the ones that we're gonna have to win over as a mass base, as a mass ally.

Yeah, a lot of y'all are not thinking like me.

That's what I'm trying to say.

You need the infrared vision, you need that creativity.

The Mormon masses

Even the religious ones.

These are the people we need to speak to.

A lot of y'all are stuck with stereotypes.

You're like, okay, we need to go reach the, you know.

We need to go reach these.

Conventional idea of a worker, and it's like, okay, I mean, I'm not against that, but I have big vision, big ideas.

Let's reach reach the Mormons.

I'm one of the only people who will advocate that.

Mormons make up most of the FBI, okay.

Well, they they because there's a reason for that, because they have the zeitgeist of the nation.

They're like the Turkomen.

They have the zeitgeist of the nation.

You want the zeitgeist of the nation in the future, you got to reach the Mormons.

There's no way around it.

Gotta reach the Baha'is.

I'm gonna talk shit on Baha'isism.

You think I'm tolerant of every type of faith there is?

No, I'm not.

Baha'ism.

To make more enemies than I have already, and

Baha'iism

Was literally some liberal nonsense movement created by England in the middle of Persia in the 1900s.

And if you look at every almost every religion that's created, like the Baha'is and all these like new religions that were created more recently, the whole point of the religion is like, let's be tolerant, let's be, have open expression, let's be, you know, let's preach that we want, you know, secular.

It's like always just the one-for-one, the same shit as liberalism.

It's just like some one-for-one, it's the same thing as Freemasonry, right?

Always.

It's always like one for one the same thing as as as liberalism.

Why even have the pretension of being a religion if you're just gonna be a sh it's like, you know, I'm I hate to say it, but it's like those churches that are the LGBT churches.

It's like, well, what the hell's the point of being a church then?

If you're gonna be so modern and progressive and like why the fuck are you even being a religion then?

What's the point of being religion?

Can you get a sob, Mr Chairman?

You see how when you ask me I'll just do it?

Think I give a fuck?

All you have to do is ask sometimes.

Sometimes you just gotta ask.

See, nobody ever asked me for that.

Nobody says, oh, Haas, can I have a sub?

Who says I'm not generous?

What are your views about winning the Catholics?

I'm all for it.

I'm all for it.

I'm all for it, of course.

Of course I'm all for it.

Sim Sultan Haas the Cruel

Oskin, I have a sub.

You're already subbed.

Why would you need something you already have?

You already sucked.

People try to fuck with me.

They try and pull my you know, pull my leg on some shit.

Where's the line between faith and arrogance?

Arrogance is based on certainty.

Like I know exactly how this shit's gonna play out.

That's arrogance.

Faith is alignment.

Stupidity.

Faith is not about I believe something in my head arbitrarily, something in my imagination.

Faith is alignment.

Faith is the view.

That there's an al there's a rational alignment.

That's it.

You don't know the content of that alignment.

You can develop the content of that.

You can discover it scientifically.

You don't know what it is.

But you have it.

You never have bad faith toward the cosmos.

Never have bad faith toward the cosmos.

Only good faith toward the cosmos.

That's it.

There is a cosmos, there is an order, you have good faith toward it.

Everything is proceeding according to and in such a way that is rationally aligned.

with my existence, with my being, with the cause of my being.

A lot of people think they're smarter than me.

Especially on X, you have the anime profile picture people.

Um all these contradictions.

He doesn't even understand all these contradictions.

All I understand are contradictions, you fucking retard.

Those are the only things that actually exist.

I never b I never believed in your anime girl.

That's what you're not understanding.

Your anime girl in your profile picture, she doesn't exist.

She will never exist.

And you are a pedophile.

Only contradictions exist.

You think I'm phased by?

Oh, he doesn't see the contradiction.

That's all I see.

You look at the world in infrared vision, you don't look at things, you look at contradictions.

When I look at the world in infrared vision, I look at

I could look at a cup of coffee.

I don't see an object

I see motion.

I see the atoms vibrating.

If you can call them atoms, atoms don't even exist.

I see the underlying currents and relationships and waves.

I see that shit in motion.

I see it how all of it comes together like an orchestra, like a symphony.

Like music.

That's how I see the entire fucking world.

I don't even see things that exist.

I see music, I see a song playing out in real time.

When you looking at the world in infrared vision, everything becomes wavy.

Okay, so all these people who these they believe in the anime girl, the profile picture.

That's the truth.

And that's why they're pedos.

You see, somebody who's not a pedo, you don't have a fantasy of an anime girl.

You know, if if you are thinking you desire a woman, woman is continuously evolving and aging.

And then you, you, you know, I hate to be cringy or whatever.

It's not wholesome chungus.

But the idea is, you grow old together with someone.

Together, you experience this process of going through, we're aging together, and then we go down and die.

That's the whole point.

You go through the process.

But these anime profile picture people, they want to cling to this

Eternal childhood

They're pedophiles.

Why do you think Epstein's the way he was?

They're unreconciled with the fact that the cosmos is constituted and comprised by continuous flux and change and development.

They hate the they don't see the beauty behind the development.

It's like somebody who likes a song.

You know what it is?

This disgusting type of one-sidedness

It's like somebody who only eats

I know exactly what it's like.

It's like people who eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, but they take the crust out.

I'm just gonna take the crust.

I'm gonna take a shortcut and take the crust out.

You can't have one without the other, though.

You disgusting fat fuck.

You can't have one without the other.

You can't just have your cake and eat it too like that.

You know?

It's like.

When you understand the development of a human being from the birth to the death, that's a story, that's a song.

It's really ugly and hideous to cling to one stage and not allow the song to continue and develop.

It's like those songs on YouTube where they're like, I'm just gonna play the beginning part on repeat for four hours.

Four hours?

Like, you know those YouTube songs where the shit is looping for four the best part looping for four hours.

Bro, four hours?

Who's listening to it for four hours?

You gotta have the whole song.

Or make a different song, but it's gotta be a song that has a beginning and an end.

Everything is music.

In the world

Some people are not ready to hear this type of shit.

Some are not ready.

But you're being told the truth regardless of your.

I didn't say you have to be ready.

I said this is the truth.

Tay, what's up with the five?

Truth is the truth.

You know?

Nobody said that y it's gotta sound like in a way that, you know, it it's it it feels like it's nice or something.

It's like

No, it's truth.

Nothing but the truth.

Do you mean waves and signs and so on?

I've been thinking about why I've never been able to write fictional novels.

I've tried writing fiction before, I always fail, but then I realize why I fail.

Because, like, when you have the plot in your mind, you can't just write out the plot.

The plot has to be something in the back of your head.

That is fulfilled in a way you don't even expect it to f to be fulfilled.

Like the way you write a fictional book, you have the plot in your head.

And instead of writing out the plot, that's basically a synopsis, which is a very short, it'll be a one-page.

You have the structure, the narrative structure in the plot in your head, and then the thing that you're writing out.

is fulfilling that inadvertently in a way you don't even anticipate.

And so the plot in your head becomes this guiding logic that defines

The the the um

The kind of indulgence of writing.

Like a good fictional writer actually enjoys writing.

They enjoy the poetry and describing the trees and all this bullshit.

And all they need is some kind of operating system, which is the plot, in order to realize that.

But the act of writing in and of itself, they already enjoy that, but they need a guiding operating system that continuously unfolds throughout their writing in ways they don't expect.

So a good fictional writer

It's like eventually everything comes together in a brilliant way they never even expected it to.

And it's like a conspiracy realizing itself in a way they never expected it would.

That's how you can tell a book is fucking brilliant and really good.

It's like when it unfolds in a way that in retrospect is like, oh my god, this was the plan all along.

But the beauty is that it wasn't the plan.

The author never is mapping everything out so comprehensively.

They're having this guiding plot, which is this beautiful theme that they have in their head that they've fallen in love with.

And when they're writing,

That theme is manifesting itself and unfolding and realizing itself in brilliant, beautiful, intelligent ways that the author themselves did not plan for.

Right?

And so, whether it's a fictional novel or it's music, it's the same exact thing, you know, waves and signs or whatever.

On the one hand, you have the pure, you know, the waves and the signs and the motion, but there's always this thing, there's this guiding logic, this logos that's behind it, which is continuously being fulfilled in the motion itself.

So, for example, in a song, there's always a beautiful, harmonious melody that's behind the various twists and turns.

And that is the guiding form that gives things their resonance, right?

The guiding principle.

And so

Things in the cosmos exist and have determination, but they're just like the plot of a fictional book.

They don't just exist out there in one place.

Like, think of a really good book.

Does the plot exist anywhere in the book necessarily?

No, but the plot is being fulfilled by the development as you read the chapters continuously toward from cover to cover.

A plot is fulfilled.

And the flux and development and continuous and ceaseless motion that underlies all the determinations that exist in the cosmos, those are also being guided by something.

Like a plot, right?

And it's like it's the same thing.

It's the exact same thing.

And it's the ability to give form to the plot, to the guiding principle.

I call it a principle, right?

That's what it is, a principle.

Just like the Bible says we're dealing with principalities.

It's a principle, right?

Only principles exist.

And that's what a logos is.

And if you study the history of states or dynasties, most dynasties had these incredibly interesting royal seals.

Okay, so the royal seal of the Assyrians, what was it called?

I forgot the

The winged

No, not the winged genie.

Um

Yeah, the the the disc

Assure.

Yes.

Winged sun disk

Yeah, the winged sun disk.

So that's the that begins from Assyria.

It's like a sun in the middle with wings.

And that develops into the kind of um a Caimanid royal seal and symbol of royalty.

And in the earlier times, even before the Assyrians, there was always a motif of the master of animals.

So it was a man in the middle usually, and there are two beasts on the right hand and on the left hand, right?

Two contrasting and opposing tensions, two like animals, beasts, something like that.

And these are like the central symbols of authority that existed in the ancient world, in the Bronze Age, specifically, right?

And it's like that is a way of trying to give representation to the plot that underlies existence for them.

But eventually, and through the Abrahamic religions and through Greek philosophy and so on and so on, because of the tendency of idol worship that becomes endemic,

There becomes a comprehension that the central plot of the cosmos, of the universe, is a word.

And the word is kind of invisible.

The word is never takes on a specific form.

And the word becomes incarnated in Jesus Christ in Christianity.

That's the idea.

Before Jesus, there's no, it's never incarnated in anything.

Before Jesus, you had a combination of Hellenistic, Roman, and ancient Bronze Age world idol worship.

And then you had the Jewish religion, which refused to represent God in any kind of way whatsoever, refused to represent.

the word in anything besides the the the the letter of the text, right?

And then in Christianity, God becomes the incarnation uh Jesus becomes the incarnation of the world.

Jesus becomes the Logos, right?

But then in Islam, okay, so Jesus is crucified and then is resurrected.

Okay, that cycle of the inception of Jesus, the crucifixion, and then the resurrection, that cycle and that pattern

That's like the tripart Hegelian dialectic that fulfills the fundamental logos that underlies the universe and the cosmos and existence, right?

That's why you have that pattern in the story of Jesus within Christianity.

But this is what a lot of people miss, especially in the Western esoteric and philosophical canon.

In Islam, the word.

becomes incarnated in in words in the Koran.

Now Christian philosophers and thinkers wrongly assumed that the Koran is the Old Testament two point zero, but it's not.

The Quran becomes the Logos and the Word.

And you see the the the verses of the Quran and the calligraphy that represents the various verses of the Quran become the royal and authoritative artistic motifs that that become decorative and kind of ornamental throughout the Persianate Arab Islamic world even through the Silk Road the Venetian if you look at some of some of the fabrics and and rugs that reach Europe and Venice and Europe it's like it's a depiction of Mary with Jesus and then lining

The outer edges of the rugs or whatever would be Arabic Quranic calligraphy, right?

But in any case, the mistaken understanding that the Quran is just the Old Testament 2.0 and it's the dead letter, you know, of the law, so to speak, and it's a dead thing, it's not living like Jesus was, fails to comprehend that the Quran has a narrative structure that is on a literary level very sophisticated and indirect.

The Quran is a very indirect text.

It's not a direct, you know, this is the letter of the law.

It realizes the Logos through various kinds of poetic narrative structures and motifs and hidden subtexts and hidden messages that.

You know, there's this immediate secondary interpretation that becomes, you know, Sharia law and the law itself, right?

But the whole point of Sufism is that there's a hidden message in the Quran that is not outward, that you cannot just translate in a vulgar, simple way of, okay, this is a logical equivalence.

You know, two plus two is four, that's it.

The Sufi idea is that in order to actually gain the message of the Quran, you have to kind of align the

the narrative structure and patterns within the Quran.

With practices of internal cultivation that are actual that the individual partakes in.

And this can even this can range from kind of like this deeper understanding of the message, the plot, the narrative arc, or whatever.

Or it could even be more literal, where like, you know, there's this many numerological, I mean, like, there's this many chapters, there's this many times that in the Quran this word is used, and so on and so on.

And that should correspond to how many times I engage in this kind of ritual or practice.

That's why Sufism is a very broad, broad kind of practice that encompasses a lot of different things, right?

But the idea within Sufism is that

Uh, you don't get the message just by reading the book, nor do you get it just by interpreting it secondarily.

You get it from discovering a fundamental and indirect alignment between

your experiences of internal cultivation and your practices more specifically, and a message that is already there but was under your nose the entire time, right?

And so that is not the same thing as the Old Testament.

That is not the same thing as the Pharisees.

Although Islam had its own problems with Pharisees, right?

Various forms of

Islamic jurisprudence and clerical dogmatism are the equivalent of the Pharisees.

There's no doubt about that.

But I'm just saying this to refute the crude idea that.

Islam is somehow negating the living significance of how the logos becomes incarnated in Jesus Christ, and there's this kind of living.

Pattern of you know the the inception, the birth, and the crucifixion and the resurrection and so on and so on.

And the idea that Islam kind of is attempting to revert back to before that and deny the narrative arc or the logic underlying it altogether.

But instead, Islam is saying that the logos underlying

The story of Jesus is more fundamental than the empirical events themselves, so to speak.

And can can be given expression through the written medium or the re the the medium of of recitation through your voice, right?

And so that is the idea, you know, more or less.

Um

It's like reading about love versus being, feeling in love.

Yeah, it sounds gay or whatever, but yeah, that's kind of it's a very or anything, you know, reading about something versus actually experiencing it or understanding it in a practical way.

Like, yes, of course.

Yeah, that's but not even because the Quran, you know, the beauty of the Quran is that it's not simply something it's you it's not like oh, I'm just reading it and in order to understand it, I have to do it.

It's more like, I'm not going to even understand what the Quran is talking about until I submit myself to a process of doing.

The Quran is a profoundly retrospective or retroactive kind of book.

You don't understand anything being said in the Quran until after you submit yourself to a practical kind of initiation into a specific process of discovery and cultivation, I would argue, right?

That's why Sufis understand the Quran the best.

And also Shias.

Shias who thrust themselves into the process of avenging Umam Hussein through their practical experiences retroactively gain the clarity that is necessary to understand the language of the Quran.

But anyone who sits in a cave somewhere and excises their mind from their sensibilities and experiences and practices and tries to formalistically read the Quran and understand it, of course it's nonsense.

If you're trying to do it from a perspective of rationalism, it's nonsense.

It means nothing.

It only means something after you have already.

Try to discover it inadvertently without knowing you're even trying to understand or discover it.

See, the Holy Quran.

Is

It's a book that only hungry people know how to read.

It's a book that only people who go through struggle and hardship will actually be able to understand the language.

You don't simply have to learn the Arabic language to understand it.

You have to learn the language of struggle, of hardship, of tragedy, of heartbreak, of profound existential turmoil, of uncertainty, of doubt, of abandonment.

You have to learn that language of internal struggle, internal jihad.

You have to learn that language first in order to know the language of the Quran.

You can't understand it if you're coming from a place of, well, I just want to know what the laws are, and you know, I want to know what I'm supposed to do and how to do what's right, and so on and so on, right and wrong.

So.

What can I say?

Um

Why do the Gaza people continue to fast for Ramana even under horrible food insecurity?

Yeah, I mean, that's why fasting that's why you fast in Islam, because

If you're not hungry you don't understand the message of the religion, right?

Um

Well, you don't understand the message of the holy book, the Quran, because that's a Logos.

That's the incarnation of the Logos.

And so I always found that to be quite beautiful.

Well, I haven't always.

I've recently found that to be beautiful because the idea is that through all the suffering and turmoil of mankind, there's this book out there.

That says I recognize you.

I acknowledge you, I recognize you, and this is the reason why, and this is what it means.

You know?

Um

That's why it's it's presented as the Word of God, right?

I look like a blue-hair lib right now.

This hat is Uzbek and comes from Uzbekistan.

This hat is from somewhere in Moscow called Vidien Kha.

Vidien Kha has exhibitions that are dedicated to all of the Soviet republics.

And inside of each one, there's usually a gift shop where you can buy the traditional clothing from that Soviet republic, that SSR, right?

So I went straight to Uzbekistan, my favorite country on earth probably.

I went straight to Uzbekistan.

And I took this hat.

And uh and I and everyone said the blue one was the best one.

What can I say?

Gotta put it on properly, I guess.

And I think it looks it suits me quite well, actually.

I think I think.

I think it suits me quite well actually, you know, if I if I say so.

But it looks like something's missing and I'm not quite satisfied with this hat.

You know, I want to make a modern, you know, like I'm trying to design merch, and you know what I'm thinking of?

Like, I want to make something that looks like this in terms of the shape, but it's modern.

So it's like black, tactical.

It's got like a zipper here or something.

And it almost looks like a winter hat.

But it's like, it's black.

It's it's like tactical looking.

It's modern looking.

The material's made different.

And then I put the infrared logo right here.

I would wear that shit.

It would almost like look kind of looking like a beanie, you know?

Not like a beanie, but like one of those winter hats, like a tactical version, you know.

Like, I want to make a tactical Uzbek-looking hat that's all black.

It's kind of puffing out a little bit like a winter hat, just a little bit, like there's a fold here.

Almost like an Ushanka, but not really, right?

And then the infrared thing right here.

And uh I I wanna I'm I I'm shopping around and I'm looking for something that would look like that.

But that's a fashion that I think would would go fucking hard.

Like it's almost like a beanie, you know, like

But a more think of a beanie, think of a combination between a winter hat and a beanie.

But more

Uh more like solid, you know?

That shit would go hard as fuck actually.

Ones, if you would fuck with that.

I w I wanna wear that myself.

Baseball hat with no brim.

No.

I you don't know fuck you have no idea what I'm talking about if you think that.

Black tactical winter hat

Bro, you're talking about what the fuck are you talking about?

A a hat with no brim was s some ugly retarded ass shit, I'm not talking about that, alright?

I'm talking about something that would be like

It would be something I can't find anything that looks like this shit.

It would have like a layer kind of

No, the the Taliban it's not a Kufi, it's more like buffy.

Um, and no, I'm not talking about what the Taliban wears.

This is the closest thing I could find.

Um but this is not it.

Um black tactical

Yeah, it would be thick looking, for sure.

And it would be made out of uh it would be made out of polyester, not wool.

Let me see, polyester.

It'd be made out of polyester.

Or something like that, right?

I'm going to give you some examples of what I'm thinking.

None of these are thick enough, that's the problem.

Bro, this is gonna be like the infrared signature cultural revolution or like not or like or like cultural inspiration I'm gonna have on American society.

Like everyone's gonna be rocking this shit and it's gonna be like

It's gonna become popular because it goes hard as fuck.

But this is not what I'm talking about.

It's like something like this, not really.

I don't like the shape.

This is the closest one I could find.

Not this material, maybe a combination of the wool.

And then on the outside, this needs to be like polyester.

And it needs to kinda be like a tactical Ushanka hat, tiny, tiny, subtle, hanging out like this.

Bro, you're saying Tim Poole.

I'm not talk.

I know it's a fucking flat beanie.

This is not what I have in mind.

Holy fuck.

It's like tactical.

Y'all are fucking like stupid as hell with this shit sometimes, you know?

Like.

Like y'all are like completely missing the point.

Somebody's gotta have made this shit.

Nobody's made this.

Ali Easter Tactical Winterhead

Bro, you guys like nobody's made this, but it's a genius idea.

It would look so good, too.

It would like, I should be, I need to be a fashion clothing designer for real.

I need to go to China and like be a designer and be like yo can you design this?

Bro, whoever said Tim Poole fucking like

so off the mark from what I'm talking about.

But they're these are all beanies.

I don't want a fucking beanie.

I want like a actual hat.

Like this you you don't even have to wear this in the winter.

This would like be this would go hard in the fall, in the autumn.

It'd be like a modernized it'd be modernized as fuck.

We need our own look.

Yeah, this would be the look.

This shit would go hard as fuck.

It would combine the American beanie look.

With

Ushanka LARP.

Like a very subtle touch of the Ushanka.

Very subtle touch.

Like, I can't find.

Okay, this.

All right.

This kind of.

Alright, you need to understand like how subtle this needs to look, right?

Like it would be kinda like this, but this is way too extreme.

Like this, instead of fur would be like polyester.

It would be way less thick, but still protruding and distinguished.

And then the top

Maybe it could be like fur or something, or like polyester.

And it maybe you could have like a zipper here or something where you could put like your zins in it or something.

I don't know.

Like you could put something in here, right?

Something really small.

And then we would have the infrared logo right here.

Like that's the type of shit I'm thinking about.

You want what welders wear under their helmet.

Um.

Welder had

Under helmet.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Uh e What are you talking about?

Oh, this.

Ah, I know what you're talking about.

That's so interesting that that's actually like.

That's so interesting that that's already like a thing.

Um, I'm thinking, okay.

This is the really bad representative, I guess, but like I'm not thinking of this this thing on the b actually should we have this thing on the back?

Should we have this shit on the back like this?

I don't know.

I'm definitely thinking of something that is thicker, that's not as thin.

There's more of a thickness, more tactical type of vibe to it.

Um, it would definitely have more of like a tactical vibe, but that's interesting that it looks similar.

It's two Imperial Japanese, bro.

What are you talking about?

Honestly.

But that's interesting how it's actually that does line up and is similar with what I'm kind of aiming for.

If I'm being honest.

Isn't that fucking weird how like

Isn't it weird how the only modern version?

This is how I'm understanding the connections between the proletariat and Tartaria.

The only modern version, the modernized version of the Uzbekistan hat.

Is what what welders wear already.

You know?

Much to think about.

There's much to think about.

What if we had something like this?

This kind of looks good.

I'm not gonna lie.

Like, this kind of goes hard.

If you had it more with more folds maybe, if you had like a square fold.

I don't know, bro.

I gotta think.

What I'm trying to design would definitely not look too out of place in real life.

Like what I'm trying to design would look normal.

Like in real life, if you were wearing that, be like, Oh, it's just like a winter hat.

Or it's just like a uh it's like a beanie.

Or it's like they would be like, Oh, it's just kind of like a tactical beanie.

Like, you know, something like a

You would expect like maybe law enforcement.

I know that's bad, you know, or like military to wear or something, but it would not look out it wouldn't look out of the ordinary, but it would look good as fuck, right?

Just make some.

I need to find the right model.

Like, all I can really do right now is get pre-existing manufact.

I need like to be, I need to actually have a way to like design this and someone can make it.

NY hat with no brim

Bro, I'm not gonna lie, this is that's like an extremely like pedophilic suggestion.

An ugly ass baseball cap with no brim

That's the type of shit the neighborhood creep would wear, alright?

That's like some extremely creepy

Weird ass shit, bro.

Like, I don't know what the fuck you're on, what you're talking about.

That's the most auraless, dripless, riz-less, disgusting shit I've ever heard.

It's ugly as fuck.

Like, you don't even understand what I'm aiming for here.

It's called a docker cap.

Looks ugly as fuck.

It looks ugly as shit.

What the fuck is a Docker cap?

What's the point?

Actually a Docker cap could work.

Tactical Docker K it's like something associated with really cringe.

Hipsters.

You need like a tactical version for this to work.

Yo, this one kinda

Goes hard, I'm not gonna lie.

This one kinda go hard.

If you could get this in a different material.

I'm oh, the green one goes hard as fuck.

Okay, there's there's some of these are not bad.

Alright, like, okay.

One, imagine this black, more tactical.

This is made of polyester, and it's like puffy a little bit.

Okay, and then this is

This is representative of the community.

And we have re uh green right here kinda looks good.

It looks a little nerdy because of the proportions only.

If this was bigger or this was kind of different, it wouldn't look nerdy.

The reason it looks nerdy is because it's too much like you see this shit on top, this ugly ass baseball cap shit.

If this was kind of more puffy, like Ushanka kind of vibes, very subtle like Ushanka effect.

This shit.

Yeah, I know.

Docker caps are bad.

All right.

Bro, y'all have no imagination.

All right.

I know exactly what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna make this shit.

And y'all are gonna understand the vision when I make it.

I'll have to make it myself, okay?

I'm gonna make it I'm gonna see you can visualize it, all right?

Uh

I wanna edit this fucking image.

Upload

Using a new design.

Custom size, create new design.

'Kay.

Uh and then I would do um background remover.

And then I would uh

Okay, then I would um

Yeah, I would kinda like

Getting rid of this ugly ass shit on top.

Automatically looks way better, by the way.

And then how could I make this shit more puffy or or prominent?

Let me see.

I'll edit it.

Magic layers.

Let's get this hat layered.

I'm using AI, y'all.

And what was the point of magic layers?

If we're gonna be on some bullshit.

Hold up.

Going back to that.

No, that was too much.

All right.

We're good.

Good on that.

Gotta get rid of this one a little bit.

Now we gotta smooth that out.

Kinda smooth it out a little bit.

Alright, and then uh

Then how do I magic select

Uh magic

Magic grab.

Alright, click this.

Yeah, click this one.

Rabbit.

Check general chat.

I'm not thinking of that.

I'm not thinking of that.

And also the logo would not look like that.

But uh I'm not thinking 'cause it's too furry, you know?

It's too furry.

Y'all are using the wrong logo too, it's not gonna look like that.

It's gonna go much harder, look way better in black.

But um

Okay, okay Okay, so now I can copy, paste this shit, and I can kind of change the proportions a little bit.

Okay.

Okay, now we in business.

Alright, so let's see.

What is something I want to do maybe?

I want to probably make the top more prominent.

So I'm going to edit this one or background remover this one.

And then I'm gonna kinda just have this be here that we just have the top.

Y'all can understand the vision here, which will be like

Too much.

Wanna make the proportions a little more

Subtle

And then let me see if we should make this more square looking.

This shit looked militant as fuck though, I'm not gonna lie.

Shit is looking hella militant.

Alright, background remover.

Yeah, I gotta fix this a little bit.

And then maybe we can make a subtle change and kind of round this out a little or or um

Squirt, fuck.

Square it out a little bit.

Canva is such a piece of shit, by the way.

It's like a super shitty app.

Like not ide it's kind of spun.

It's very subtle, but

Can work with this.

This

Kinda make this slightly more prominent.

All right.

Alright y'all, this is my finishing touch.

Y'all ready?

That that go hard.

This goes hard.

No?

It's the same picture, bro, it's not.

Look.

This is the one that we started off.

It's like hipster vibes and shit.

This one, you know.

Nothing cha b fuck y'all.

Alright, hold on, give me some time.

Straight up.

Y'all are so like.

unbelievably stubborn and shit.

It's like crazy.

You're like, you need me to change the texture of this th shit so it don't look like a beanie because you ha you you're that lacking in critical

Um, imagination skills, you have to be on some bullshit.

You can't even imagine.

Um

Let's see, paper.

No, we want fabric, okay.

Uh we want a thick fabric.

What's fleece?

Lease fabric, what the fuck is that?

Some bullshit wallpaper.

Alright.

Um try linen fabric.

Yeah, this one's kinda cool.

Ah linen surface

Change the texture to uh

Kind of fabric?

Gray fabric, textured linen.

Okay, we'll just try this.

Alright, how about now?

Can y'all not see the difference?

Look.

Like imagine this but black.

You can't tell.

Y'all y'all don't y'all even know what you're talking about.

Color.

Try black.

Y'all don't even know what you're talking about, right?

Y'all don't see it?

I can't see the vibe?

Alright, how about this?

How about this?

I'm cooking.

I'm cooking.

At this

It's not black enough, that's the problem.

We need this to be pitch black solid.

Okay, we have to edit it to make it solid looking black.

Which we can only this.

Thirty seven.

Thirty seven is good.

Thirty seven right here.

And then uh are we gonna decrease the so

Orvo, what's up, bro?

And then, also, what we're going to do is we're going to change the texture of this top one because that's a critical component of y'all's ability to.

Have the imagination that's necessary for y'all to understand and acknowledge.

Uh, it looks ugly ash.

Mm-hmm.

Can't change the texture.

Fascinating.

So it's the f you can't change the folds, okay?

Problem is that you got these folds that you cannot change.

All right.

Just like try to imagine this type of shit.

Like y'all not seeing the vision because this shit is not big enough.

I understand.

It's not big enough.

I don't give a fuck what y'all think.

This shit kinda go hard.

Alright, let me cook.

Alright, I need a I need somebody who makes clothes and I can just design it.

I'm not looking for a s a Docker cap, alright?

Literally shoot me in the head.

Alright, I'm done guys.

Done.

I'm ending the stream.

Um

I'm tired as fuck.

Uh yeah.

I just wanted to test that and see.

How nice that could look.

Alright y'all.

Brutal Styliness, what's up, man?

Appreciate you.

All right, y'all.

I'm going to bed now.

Bye-bye.

I will not see you tomorrow.

That's why I streamed tonight.

I will not see you tomorrow.

I will see you hopefully the day after tomorrow.

How many subs for plus one hour?

It's pretty expensive, bro.

I'm not gonna lie.

Um

Just save your subs for another stream, honestly.

Like, bro, I'm going to be honest.

It's like, um.

Ever since I've been on this Mr.

Krabs grind set, it's like

Bro, I'm not selling this shit.

That's what I.

Something I'm starting to understand is that I'm not selling these streams to you, all right?

Uh, you guys support me and I will continue streaming.

It's that simple.

If you don't support me, I'll just not stream, you know?

And it's like the free market.

If there's a demand, just keep it going.

If there's no demand, I'm not gonna bitch or complain.

I'm just gonna fucking do something else.

So it's like that should just always be the understanding and relationship.

And like I'm not here to fucking I'm not here to be like oh yeah, give me 20 subs to do this, 50 subs to do that.

It's like bro, I'm gonna do what I wanna fucking do.

You wanna support it, support it.

Um

You know, I'm not

I'm doing this for to to trans just to have a way to transmit the vision to the community.

That's it.

Um some people say Haas, you know, the streams are not

important and I'm like, well, they're they actually are important.

Um

I've still judged that they're important.

I could release a book tomorrow.

But you guys will still need guidance from these streams because you still need a person here who's crazy enough to understand how to communicate what it looks like to roll with this shit.

And it's like, uh I could do the videos and shit and and that's the biggest it's got there's gotta be more infrared videos.

That's the thing.

It's good the the YouTube videos is the thing that's lacking the most for growth.

You wanna grow the community, I gotta put out more y videos on the infrared channel on YouTube.

The streams on kick will probably not go beyond what we've established by precedent.

Uh if we want to grow the infrared movement to one thousand regular or two thousand or five thousand regular concurrent viewers, the infrared channel has to expand um in terms of the video output, which hasn't happened in years.

And uh

For now, d these streams are for the core community and nothing else.

So, you know, let's just go forward.

You have an understanding that uh

I don't do these streams often, I do them a few times a week for the core community.

But I understand, yeah, infrared's gotta expand and shit.

I'm not doing these streams to grow per se.

I'm doing these streams for the core community.

To stay unified and coherent and engaged and locked in, right?

So y'all

I will see you in two days.

All right.

Bye-bye.