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Hello, everyone.

Welcome to the second weekly infrared webcast.

Actually, there's three out of the week.

This is the second one: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday.

It's gonna go like that for some time until I finish my book, of course.

And today, by the way, we may be doing the Patreon QA.

I'm gonna check to see if there's enough replies, and if there are, we're gonna go right into it.

If you wanted to get a last word in there and ask a question, but we're gonna be doing that at the end of the stream, so keep that in mind.

In any case, we have a lot to cover today, specifically beginning with the big news.

And I know it's um tempting to resist politicizing this event because it was a horrible tragedy.

And we don't exactly know why it happened.

It could have just been a result of degrading infrastructure.

I'm starting to see some conspiracy theories.

I know that's a bad word, but I don't necessarily mean that.

I don't necessarily think that's a bad word.

I don't necessarily think that means something bad inherently or wrong inherently, I should say.

But in any case, that's the situation.

There's apparently Ukrainians involved.

As far as who owns the tanker or the cargo ship, I should rather say, that crashed into the bridge, which led it to collapse because of its faulty and utterly neglected foundations.

It's a n neglected piece of infrastructure rotting away and it just wasn't holding.

We've been seeing if you go on TikTok, you'll see posts and videos all the time showing basic infrastructure in the United States, train, railways, you name it.

Barely holding up to the point where it's a miracle, it's still working.

And we saw the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, earlier last year.

And this is kind of more of the same.

So actually, it does have political significance, even if it's not a conspiracy of any kind, even if there's no.

deeper motive and it w even if it wasn't an attack and I'm not saying it was or even it was likely that was an attack, I'm just saying that's something that seems to be going around.

Let's just assume this was faulty infrastructure.

That has direct political significance.

Why is our infrastructure being so utterly neglected?

And people ask, well, it's because we're not spending money in the right way and that's true.

It's an outrage that we're giving as much money as we are, committing it to foreign adventures, giving it to Ukraine and Israel alike, and we shouldn't downplay that.

But there's an even deeper problem we're facing here in America, which is that engineers.

People who are hired to do these kinds of jobs, maintain infrastructure.

And I'm not talking about the workers, I'm talking about the managers, the planners, the administrators, the office workers, so to speak.

They don't really give a damn.

Excuse my French.

They've kind of lost the incentive to engage in the necessary basic commitment and determination and focus and basic work ethic just to make sure things can operate smoothly.

And it's a miracle this country still works to a minimum extent.

It's a miracle that I can get in my car.

Go to a McDonald's drive-thru and it works.

It's a miracle that anything works actually, because people not only have lost the work ethic to get things done anymore, there's no motivation, nothing's motivating people to really care about doing anything beyond the bare minimum.

People don't even have the willpower to live anymore.

It's one of the big causes of the fentanyl.

It's not just the drugs that were pumped into this country and its various communities.

It's also the fact that people have lost the will to live, quite literally.

Suicide rates are going up at a dramatic rate.

People don't have the will to live anymore.

And when they do have the ability to continue subsisting, it's not really a will to live, it's more like a

subsistence, they're just rotting away.

not taking care of their basic personal hygiene,

Not taking care of their health, not really caring about what happens to them, doing drugs, potentially going homeless.

They've given up.

This is a country that's given up.

Anonymous, appreciate you.

Ukraine has a history of attacking bridges.

Just saying.

Well that's something we're gonna talk about because the reason we're bringing up Ukraine is because there's Ukrainian telegrams which for whatever odd reason are celebrating the destruction of bridges in America.

Why is that?

We don't know.

We'll have to investigate.

But in any case, this is a country that has given up.

Very loud.

Something I was reflecting looking at my streams before, that I'm a very loud person.

I'm just gonna dial it back a little bit, get closer to the mic, and stop being so loud.

Let's tone it down a little bit.

Let's get to a calm, calm.

Tone, calm volume, and here I am, a professional wearing a suit.

Gray suit this time, actually.

How do you guys like it?

Don't answer that because it's not relevant.

Anyway,

This is a country that's given up.

It's a country that no longer compels people and motivates people to do anything.

And the first sign of that, of course, begins with labor.

Labor, I should remind everyone, is not a pass it's the opposite of passivity, it's activity.

Labor is the process by which man transforms the external world to produce a result

which he has no direct access to.

It has to be mediated through some kind of activity, some kind of effort against something contrary to himself, which is nature.

And work is actually the default.

It's the default not only of humanity's existence, but of the universe.

People tend to think that there's just a kind of flat baseline of being.

Things just are.

And then if they develop in ways contrary to that static existence, it's some kind of exception.

But actually, the opposite is true.

The whole of the cosmos is replete, and its default mode of development and being is actually activity.

It's repetition.

It's constantly not only.

being but reproducing itself in a way which eventually develops into the contrary of what before was a previous form.

A ceaseless, ceaseless process of change, the so called pure flux described by ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus.

So it goes with human labor.

We tend to think that our default form of existence is just sitting around farting and scratching our butt.

Notice I didn't swear.

But that isn't the case.

Our default mode of existence is labor activity.

That's why, when you don't have work, when you don't have labor or anything to do, you tend to go insane and drive yourself insane.

So, why is it that in this country we've lost our work ethic?

Why is it that no one's motivated to do anything or make sure anything works?

It's not because Americans are lazy, it's because.

In order to be motivated to work, your life has to be meaningful.

If your life isn't meaningful, if you can't recognize the meaningfulness of your life, you can't live.

Ultimately, it ends with self-destruction.

And that's what we're doing at the national scale: self-destruction.

Why?

Because Americans have lost any meaningful sense of not only.

what life is in general, but what it means to be an American.

Everyone's cynical about what America is.

Nobody actually believes in it.

And when they do, it's usually a type of

Transgressive, I don't know what to put it, nihilistic, kind of transgressive, pure, yeah, America, just because of America, just something, something to keep me motivated and high energy and willing to do something, right?

I notice.

I'm a TikToker, you know.

I I go on TikTok a lot just to appraise the general moods and sentiments of ordinary Americans.

Dark, wow I don't know if I thanked you, but thank you so much.

By the way, also, Ron Swanson, thank you as well.

In any case, um

And I notice the actual American pride and identity we tend to have is just like, oh, you know, I always see these TikToks of like F-35s are like, you know, showing off the U.S.

military.

And it's like, yeah, we're so powerful.

Yeah, America.

Fuck yeah.

Yeah, they got oil.

They're ready to get our freedom.

We don't believe in the so-called ideals, the so-called values.

American values are ideals.

We're cynical about them.

Americans are cynical about them.

Nobody believes America represents freedom.

But people engage in this transgressive, excessive over-identification with American identity because at least I can feel something.

Same reason we do crack cocaine, just to feel something, right?

If we can at least pretend and LARP.

That we're a great united nation and country and America frick ya 'cause I don't swear any more, by the way.

America, frick ya

It's just a kind of

Pure energy for us.

It's like, oh, yeah, that's going to get me pumped and motivated.

Actually, it reminds me of how is this related to the bridge, Haas?

I have schizophrenia.

That's how it's related.

Anyway, continue to continue.

You'll see how it's related.

Don't worry.

It reminds me of workout music.

Music that's totally meaningless, that has no beauty, it has no deeper beauty, it has no deeper meaning.

It's not even something you can interpret with meaning, but it's just like music that reminds you of high energy scenes in movies or epic moments or from video games.

Kind of like two steps from hell stuff.

Satanic, by the way.

And just like, yeah, I'm going to listen to this epic music while I work out.

But the epic music is not actually epic.

It just sounds like something that's...

depicted as epic or it sounds like something that seems like it would be epic for reasons you don't understand at all or know but it's epic because it sounds that way because it sounds like it's from a movie yada yada yada but it's not actually meaningful it's not actually

It's not actually an experience of anything deeper than what's on the surface, right?

It's not like, you know, an actual epic moment in history, like when Ottomans are launching their what is it called?

The Dardalis, is that what they're called?

Cannons besieging the walls of the infidels.

Excuse my French.

I mean, these are really epic moments, actually.

There's something epic and meaningful about it, whether you agree with it or not, right?

You're part of the great, sublime Devla, the Daula, the state, the Ottoman state.

You're compelled to sacrifice and give your life for Islam, for the caliph.

And it kind of ties the knot together as far as the meaningfulness of your existence and all existence for that matter.

Even then it's a little LARPy, that example, because it's like from a long time ago.

When fighters for a political cause, like the soldiers of the Red Army, are fighting and giving their lives for a better future for their children, for future generations, when they're defending their homeland from the Nazi invaders, they're giving their lives for a higher cause.

They're fighting for something.

And yeah, that is actually the stuff out of which epicness is born.

Not because it's epic and cool for its own sake, but because it's immersed and embedded in a

deeper meaningful context, a more meaningful context.

Sorry.

It's embedded in a

A context which isn't just skin deep, it's not just at the surface level.

There's actually a story here that's real, actually.

And this is what we lack in the US.

And it can't be artificially invented.

That's not what I'm suggesting.

It can only be discovered.

And we don't have it.

And when you don't have the minimum of some kind of.

sense of the meaningfulness that ties us all together as a country

What motivation do we have to pursue excellency?

None.

Wall face, appreciate you.

When we're all cynical about what this country is, rightly so,

Of course our infrastructure is going to get neglected.

Forget the money.

Of course it's going to get neglected.

Of course everything's going to get neglected.

Of course things barely work anymore.

You know, people tend to say, Oh, the the the quality of movies and culture has gone down so much because of the woke stuff And I kinda think, Well, it's kind of a chicken and the egg thing.

It's not really that wokeness has ruined everything.

The nihilism that's at the core of our consciousness as Americans.

We are, I'm gonna swear, by the way, cover your ears if you're a a nun or something.

We're shit out of luck.

We don't have any grand tales or epic tales to tell.

It's exactly what the Iranians said in response to the assassination of Soleimani actually.

When

Soleimani was murdered by the United States

And Iranian leaders were asked, Are you going to retaliate by taking out an American equivalent of Solomon?

And they said, What equivalent?

Which heroes are we going to take out?

SpongeBob?

Spider-Man?

They don't actually have heroes because they're not even living for anything.

They have no reason to live.

There's no higher compulsion driving them to wake up in the morning to do anything.

We're just, it's kind of like what Nietzsche said about the last man.

I'm not a big Nietzsche fan, but it's a pretty accurate description of the Western subject in this day and age.

Uh young people uh try to overcome this nihilism.

The j the

kind of jingoism I mentioned before.

But there's all other forms.

The religious LARP is an example of that.

It is an example of that.

Yeah, I'm gonna be a based crusader.

No, you you you're trying to simulate an epic moment from some movie.

It's not real life.

It's not a real thing.

You're trying to force a real epic story because you know you lack

A meaningful context to wake up in the morning and even live.

So you're just trying to invent a myth or a fantasy.

Just to just to give you some reason to keep going.

It's a path of nihilism and self destruction.

And uh we should be mindful of the fact that this was exactly, explicitly part of fascism as a historical phenomenon.

Sorell

who wasn't directly a fascist, I guess, but who had played a big role in

cultivation, development of the fascist ideology,

Talked about the need for a great myth.

That's how they called it: a myth.

We need to invent a myth to restore greatness to our country and our people.

And it's like, but the Soviets didn't need a myth.

Thank you so much, Australia.

I appreciate you so much.

Soviets, communists, they don't need myths.

The Chinese don't need myths.

Because all of their legends actually come from like a real context of struggle, of actual struggle, for a reason.

Thank you so much, Wall Face.

Appreciate you, man.

Thank you for that.

The uh Soviets and the Chinese didn't need myths.

They didn't need to invent myths, I should rather say.

Because all their their myths and their legends or whatever were derivative from the context of a real struggle.

Thank you, QN.

Wow, QN Quantum with no vowels.

Thank you so much for the ten.

I appreciate you, brother.

that the real context of a struggle

Um

Isn't something you have to impose on reality or invent.

It's there.

It's their only somebody who is possessed of the conceit that they have resolved the business of history of avenging the name of the Father, so to speak.

of restoring justice.

Of actually responding to the challenge of history that's set before you.

Only if you have the conceit that you've already done that and it's done for, basically.

This is the bourgeois consciousness.

The bourgeois consciousness thinks that history is over.

The need to respond to history is over.

It's done and it's finished.

Right, and now it's the Nietzschean last man or whatever.

That's the subject of fascism.

It's also the basis of this kind of foolish, foolish LARP trends among the youth today to become based crusader warriors or

I'll admit it's true for the Islamic youth as well, who are doing the equivalent but in an Islamic way.

It's all LARP.

And it's transgenderism.

What else do you call it?

The transgender fantasy.

Thank you so much, Juzan.

You know, I don't I'm not trying to spread hatred toward the transgenders, but

Apparently transgenders fantasize about being something that they're not.

And then

Go down a path of self-destruction to be that, right?

Well, that's exactly what these kind of young men are doing.

For these LARP ideologies, it's it's literally the same thing.

And the question is, okay, so what?

So w should we should just be Redditors and last men who just consume?

But it's like it's a false choice, actually.

You don't have to pursue the path of extremism or be a cynical Nietzschean last man Redditor.

You could just take responsibility for your historical existence.

That's not LARP.

It's not LARP.

For us to be outraged by the fact that the criminal negligence of our infrastructure in this country is getting people killed.

It's not LARP to be outraged by the fact that almost everyone in this country is enslaved by debt, that nothing is working anymore, that the government isn't effectively responding to the needs of the people of this country and is instead pursuing reckless foreign adventures.

That's not LARP.

That's real.

It's not LARP to be outraged by the way in the history in which the deep state has straight up assassinated

dissidents repressed them, manipulated them, destroyed their reputations, broken up their organizations,

Experimented on American citizens.

That's not LARP.

It's not LARP.

To be outraged by the corruption of this government, because it's actually happening.

No, I we don't need to invent a myth.

We don't need to invent a legend.

We don't need to have two steps from hell music motivating us.

This is actually something going on.

The actual corruption is going on.

Nancy Pelosi speculating on the stock market in tandem with the policies and decisions she's culpable in making sure are implemented.

That's not.

That's not LARP, that's not a myth, it's actually something happening.

The fact that Congress, the fact that the Senate are bought out, it's not LARP, it's not a myth, it's actually happening.

You don't need to be a trad.

You don't need to be some trad warrior.

LARPing as a crusader or whatever.

You could just respond.

You could just respond.

to the reality in front of you and take responsibility for it.

And that's actually what we believe.

Sure.

We do.

Would you honour the legendary history of Communism?

We're not HBO liberals who believe that reality is just a mundane, you know, s it's a mundane and

You know, melancholic and gloomy, meaningless existence.

We don't believe that's historical nihilism.

We don't believe that.

But that's different from video game LARPing.

That's different from pretending you're Kratos from God of War or something.

I don't know.

I mean, I've been told I do resemble that guy just a little bit.

You know, give or take a few inches.

On the stature side of things, just a few inches.

You know, especially when I grow out my beard.

Been told there's some uncanny resemblance on that front, you know.

Not trying to brag or not trying to flex uh as I wear this

Very nice looking suit and um

Speak in such a professional, mature way, isn't that crazy?

Anyway, um

No, what I'm trying to say is that um

What I'm trying to say is that

In the search for meaning,

Something that'll motivate us to get up in the morning.

I'm not claiming I have all the answers, by the way, so don't think that.

But to motivate us to live in the midst of uh

of being in this dilemma of the ni of being the Nietzschean last man or just what?

Have a passive existence of consuming to keep us t keep us going basically, right?

All you need to do is awaken to the fact.

Awaken to the fact that you've been you've already been at war.

These elites, they're there, they're actually there, these scumbags, they've taken everything from you and they've won and they got away with it.

They got away with it.

Nobody held them to account.

How are you going to respond to that?

All you have to do

Is stand on business straight up.

It's literally that.

Just stand on business.

Just stand on business.

Defend your rights.

Stand on business.

You have rights.

Do you not?

You pay taxes, don't you?

So you have a say in what goes on in this country, right?

So it concerns you if they're violating our rights, doesn't it?

Stand on business.

You ain't got a.

You don't got to pretend you're a damn Power Ranger or whatever.

Stand on business.

It's real.

Like, let me explain this to you.

Somebody comes to you, all right.

You guys know that meme?

It's like, so you're with your girl at a GameStop.

This dude comes up to your girl, slaps her butt.

I'm not going to swear because I don't swear.

Slaps her butt.

What are you going to do about it?

Y'all know that meme?

It's like you gotta stand on business.

You ain't got time to talk about um Trad Crusade or not

You ain't gonna put in your AirPods and listen to Two Steps from Hell.

You gotta stand on business.

That's then and there.

You know, you got something to do, you got something to take care of, straight up.

Backside.

Backside, that's right.

That's better.

Excuse my French.

Even that word is a little too much, right?

But uh

But that's the same thing when it comes to the search for meaning.

The reason you have a lack of meaning, or you feel like there's a lack of meaningfulness, is because the people in power got away with their vision and their plan for what humanity should be.

That's not the truth.

That's not reality.

That's just them getting the upper hand in the war.

You're going to let them win.

This is what I'm trying to tell you.

Yeah, life seems meaningless, but why is it meaningless?

Why should it be this way?

Why is it meaningless?

Because

Because nothing makes sense.

Because there's no

Receptivity on the part of the government or the country we live in.

To our innermost humanity.

And that lack of receptivity.

We extend that to the nature of being and creation itself, that the universe itself is cold, indifferent, and meaningless.

Well if it's cold, indifferent and meaningless, how are you here?

Oh, well, it's just uh

It's just a totally random process of evolution.

You don't believe that and I don't believe that.

That's like the Boltzmann brain dilemma.

Yeah, randomly, you know, hypothetically there should just be some brains floating around in the somewhere in the cosmos in a vacuum.

Just particles assembling randomly.

That's not see the dialectical materialist outlook

Isn't actually the same as bourgeois scientific metaphysics.

And that's not to say we reject.

All of Darwin's ideas, or we reject the notion of the origin of species and speciation, it's not what we're saying.

But the idea that mankind arises from dust as an accident, randomly and in a no, no, no, that's nonsense.

Okay?

Even from an atheist, dialectical, materialist perspective, where there's no God, you don't you don't have to mention God, you don't have to think about God, right?

What does Ilyenkov Evaldiv Ilyankov say, right?

It is the test tendency, the teleological tendency of matter to culminate in thinking beings.

Thinking beings, the process that culminates in thinking beings is already there in the most base there's no such thing, of course, most base, but in the basest forms of matter.

because the thinking consciousness is the culmination of an imminent material dialectic in being.

The actual universe is such in its dialectical, ceaseless dialectical development of self overcoming

of

recursivity, self referentiality, by means of self overcoming and sublation, that culminates in thought, in the thinking consciousness,

The ultimate form.

Of recursivity.

self referentiality and reflexivity.

Matter set upon itself in the highest possible form.

Marx and Engels were clear.

Thought is the highest form of matter.

So, why am I telling you this?

I'm telling you this because reality isn't meaningless.

Things are the way they are for a reason.

It's not meaningless.

This is why it's very important.

In the communist view to reject historical nihilism, because there are, let's call them, metaphysical commitments.

to the materialist outlook.

Now it's not metaphysical in the technical sense, but from the bourgeois empiricist sense, that's what it would be called.

Because when we say that history is meaningful, that extends to the whole of being as well and creation, like literally all of existence.

All of existence culminates in history just as much as it culminates in the heavenly bodies, in the sun itself.

That is all part of one meaningful reality.

So, in the same way historical nihilism is rejected, where, oh, yeah, all these things in history happened, you know, for no reason.

And it was all meaningless.

It was all uh a crit one criminal, whatever.

Uh

completely inconsistent.

reality where, you know

Just a bunch of individuals were playing each other with no wider context to get what they want based on some pure self-interest or whatever.

Just as much as that's rejected, also it has to be rejected that, you know, billions of years ago when

Planets were

Huh.

Not swearing is like forcing me to be creative in my vocabulary.

When they were basically, you know, joshing around, huh?

How about that?

Uh, how about uh

When they were basically just kind of thank you so much, Grandma Americana, appreciate you so much.

When they were basically just uh

Now, fooling around seems a little nefarious.

Let's see.

When they were basically just, um.

When they were basically uh

You know, just

Just messing around.

I g I mean, even you know, forgive me, all right, guys?

I have to expand my vocabulary because 'cause I don't curse anymore.

But, um, yeah, when planets and asteroids or whatever are just colliding and all sorts of

Crazy stuff was happening.

That is just as meaningful as history.

This is why I don't like Lukax.

Because he brackets nature and he says history is different and then nature is just like he agrees with the bourgeois, it's just this kind of like meaningless randomness or whatever, right?

No, no, no.

That's just as meaningful, right?

The early day supposedly the early days of the earth when it was forming.

When it was molten rock.

When the mo when the rudiments of what we call

The geological foundation of the planet was forming.

That was just as meaningful

From the communist or the materialist perspective, as the French Revolution.

Or the emergence of the First State in the foothills of Anatolia.

In the third millennium BC.

All of it is meaningful.

None of it is meaningless.

None of it is devoid of meaning.

It's very important to understand this as a communist, because I I think most Western Communists at least

They have a bourgeois outlook when it comes to actual reality.

They just say, well, you know, sociological, well, in a strict sociological context, you know, socially speaking, we should all just kind of take care of each other.

But yeah, like, but yeah, like nature is just like completely blind and meaningless.

And also.

Yeah.

What was the view of people like Che Guevara or

You know, the various Communists martyrs

in history who literally were partisans, guerrilla partisans, just fighting and dying for their cause.

Um in Turkey, in

Latin America and Asia.

They were so engaged in the struggle they were in.

What I'm telling you was true for them.

In a way they didn't even have to think about it.

It was true for them that the whole of the cosmos was meaningful.

They're literally willing to lay down and give their lives for what they believe in.

It's not a that wasn't LARP.

That wasn't a fascist myth to overcome the Nietzschean last man or whatever.

That was them engaged in a con in the content of a concrete struggle that was meaningful to them on its merits.

On its merits.

No need to impose any artificial meaningfulness, any artificial mythology on it.

It's there and it's real, right?

So what I believe in is realness.

And realness isn't

Nihilism, realness isn't meaninglessness.

People tend to think, okay, meaning is artificial.

That's just for us humans.

But but out there is meaningless.

It's chaos or whatever, right?

And this is uh

View that's incompatible with Marxism-Leninism.

Reality is actually what's meaningful.

Thank you so much.

I'd K, appreciate you.

Appreciate you, man.

It is meaningful.

Um

And that's the only thing that will actually bring you to what you are by default.

Only when you've opened yourself.

to the real of what's meaningful.

Can you unleash your capabilities as a human being when it comes to labor?

You can get into such a state that

I'm like a self-help guru, right?

You can get into such a state where activity and work is your default.

You know how crazy that is?

Think of that idea.

Where work is what you're doing by default.

And when you're resting and doing nothing and just sitting around, that's what's intermediate.

See, we experience life in the opposite way.

We work to go home and rest.

And work is just intermediate.

It's like we're doing this so that we can go home and rest.

And chill, right?

And and we want nothing more than to get rid of work.

so that we can just chill forever, right?

But what if the opposite

Was really what's real.

What if you can get into such a mode of existence where?

The constant repetitiveness of work is actually what you're living for.

And it's just like you're falling into it.

You're just doing it by default.

That is exactly what is meant by Marx when he says communism makes work life's prime want.

You no longer meander in the stillness of contemplation and thought.

Your real being, your real existence, is one of ceaseless repetition and reproduction.

It's never just oh, I'm just chillin'.

In a static

way, it's always, always interrupted by discontinuities, which we experience as intrusions upon our peace.

But real peace, real peace comes with

The um constant flow of work.

That's peace for the cosmos.

Real peace in the cosmos is what?

It's the spiral-like dialectical development where things never are just what they are, they are constantly developing into something else.

And even when they are what they are for long periods of time, it is only a byproduct of some deeper process of reproduction.

And that is real peace.

That's real peace, actually.

Work.

So people should appreciate

That w uh one of the big reasons this country is in decline is the loss of morale.

And why am I saying this?

I'm not saying this because we need self-help motivators to fix the problem.

That's not what I'm saying.

The reason I'm saying this is because.

You can't fix this problem with more funding.

You can't fix this problem just with advocating for more funding.

You can't fix this problem.

By saying that we need to elect Trump or this person.

You fix this problem by engaging in the

The content of the struggle we're actually in already.

You know, I have to re reflect upon my visit

To Lenin's mausoleum, and I was in Moscow.

Because the most fundamental impression I got from that visit.

By the way, the mausoleum, you can't stand and just look at his body.

You have to keep walking the whole time.

And the fundamental impression I got from that whole experience was like, it's still going.

Like, this is still going on.

Like, he's this guy, Lenin, is still alive.

He's actually still living.

And this struggle that he gave his life for is still going on.

And you have to keep fighting it because you're burdened.

Like, you're going to let the other side win.

It's literally still going on, right?

You go into his mausoleum and you see the red flags adorning every corner, like this profound sense of movement going on, of struggle, right?

And it's still actually happening.

It's not a religious experience in the sense of like, oh, you know, you visit some shrine or something and it makes you like into some Buddhist or whatever where you're just kind of like sitting there and just like in restful contemplation and you're just like meditating.

No, that's not the experience at all.

That's not, and it's not meant to be the experience either.

It's meant to fill you with a sense of urgency, of struggle, actually, the immediacy of the struggle.

And there's a reason Lenin was never buried because Lenin is restless.

He is still angry and he's still alive.

And he is still fighting.

And

That's what is meant by the flame of Lenin, actually.

The flame that Lenin lit.

That's what's meant by it.

And

That is exactly our response and our answer to this so-called fascist myth-making.

Oh, I'm going to listen to this.

This thing to motivate me.

I didn't want to watch this meme thing to motivate me.

You don't need artificial motivation.

You just need a stand-on business that's already here.

Like, you straight up just got to stand on business, like, as it is.

You just have to respond to what's already before you.

Nobody's responding to it.

What do you have to respond to?

Respond to the common interest, respond to the class struggle.

Nobody's responding to it.

Everyone's ignoring it and neglecting it while

Taking fentanyl or watching Tradcath or Orthobro or I don't know what you call the Muslim guy version of that remixes on TikTok.

Nobody's paying it's it's like

Imagine your wife

You're literally getting cucked.

It's like your wife is in another room.

with another man in your house

And you're just like on your, you're doing nothing.

You're just like looking for a distraction.

Stand on business, man.

What are you doing?

You know, it's literally right there, right next to you.

Yeah, the sneeko nonsense.

I don't know what to call it.

Just staying on business straight up.

People need to understand the Cold War didn't end, all right?

The U.S.

got away with a lot of stuff that has fundamental consequences about the nature of what this country is.

We don't have a government that guys, you know, this country is occupied, and I don't mean that metaphorically.

I mean it literally.

We don't have sovereignty anymore.

We literally have no rights and no sovereignty.

And everyone's cynical about it.

Oh yeah, we're going to go to war for oil.

And let's make fun of it by being because it's just like a cynical inside joke we all have.

Like, no, dude.

No, this has consequences, actually.

Let's be responsible for those consequences.

Let's actually respond to them.

Let's be worthy of what those consequences are.

That's exactly where American communism intervenes.

In my humble opinion, in my view.

Um

It's like, you know, I noticed BAP and that whole crowd, and they're like, you know, to respond to the Nietzschean dilemma of the last man, it's like, we're gonna like do this grand mythology of like sharing like shirtless dudes, like running around and stuff, and we're gonna like have all these fantasies.

And well, well, well, what's the alternative?

Just like, just like, just like being depressed and having no one.

It's like.

Um

No, the alternative is actually like living in reality.

How about that?

And no, because reality isn't the mundane last man Nietzschean predicament.

That's the predicament of the bourgeoisie exclusively and the consciousness of the bourgeoisie, which obviously is the dominant consciousness.

The ruling class controls the ruling ideas, of course.

But

It's like

It kinda makes sense that Hitler killed himself.

It actually makes a lot of sense, because it's like this guy was trying to create artificially a reason.

to live

He had to constantly shoot up drugs.

And it's like for him

All of that was intermediate.

He just wanted peace, just like Schopenhauer talked about, right?

Schopenhauer said.

What did he say?

He was like.

If you could actually no longer exist, that would be great.

But because you can't

Even if you kill yourself, it's like some of you is still existing.

You're not actually pursuing non-existence that way, right?

And it's like.

This craving for just total peace, just total non-existence, just total restlessness, which is the default.

ideological orientation of the bourgeoisie actually

you know, uh as opposed to recognizing the metaphysical primacy of work and labor,

Um, it makes sense Hitler killed himself because it's like you can only push yourself so hard.

You only push yourself so hard till you burn out and you give up.

And you get the peace that you wanted.

And you know what that peace is?

It's death.

It's literally death.

When I say death, I mean physical death.

It's s no longer living.

That's what Bap and all these people

Are pursuing.

Maybe not personally.

I don't like to make things personal exactly, but that's the message they're sending, you know.

Like

Just straight up die.

And it makes sense.

Because it is the fate of the bourgeoisie as a class to die on a historical level.

That's the only future in store for bourgeois civilization, death.

Death, and with the death of bourgeois civilization comes the life of real civilization, of real humanity.

But what I'm trying to tell people is that don't let the destruction of this older, outmoded form of civilization be the be all end all of life, existence and reality itself, because it's not.

It's really not.

Things will go on without them.

Good riddance.

Good riddance.

It's like

Um

Pe people need to understand, like...

Like, like young people, like, I want to be masculine.

And it's like, no, you, you, you don't want, you want to appear that way.

And the reason you want to appear that way is because you think that's going to fulfill something that's missing in you, right?

Because actual masculinity, for example, or femininity

Is just a byproduct of being immersed in a content deeper than the form, right?

So a Red Army soldier is masculine.

Why?

But bec because he's taking up a gun to defend his family and his loved ones and his country.

That's why he's mad.

He's not listening to Sneeko or something.

He's actually like doing it for an actual, like, real reason.

And that's what.

That's and his masculinity is just a byproduct of that, right?

Same thing with nationalism or whatever, right?

Like

You know Russians

Had a deep national feeling, not because they were looking for one, but because it was just a byproduct of them believing that the common interest of the people should be asserted as supreme.

And then, as an accidental byproduct of that, they have a deeply national character and a deep national appreciation and a great form of national pride that's authentic and real.

In Germany, in contrast, what do you have?

You have an artificial sense of nationalism.

Oh, we need to be national because the nation and it's like an abstract gibber nonsense.

Cope, you don't want to be national, you want to appear national.

for some other reason, to preserve your dying bourgeois civilization as a c as a as a way of preserving it, as a way of copying out of its demise, the demise of the liberal order and the liberal system.

You but you don't actually, actually want to be national because

By turning it into an ideal that you're pursuing for its own sake, you're abstracting it from the deeper content that actually.

Is the context out of which national reality forms authentically?

Right.

Alright, we have uh schizo

Arguments in the chat.

Does the fine gentleman whose name is Hit Hit okay hit Hit Rar?

Hitler Archive Archive speech.

Hitler Archive speech.

Will the fine gentleman uh named Hitler Archive speech does he want to actually get in V C and speak his business?

Because uh I don't know why there's debates in the chat.

You know, as a cult leader, I demand your unanimous and undivided, unconditional attention.

I'm very disappointed that

People are arguing.

He says he's banned.

Okay, what's your Discord name and we'll unban you?

Will you have to unban me?

That that is uh definitely what we want to do, but you have to give us your name.

No cold debates.

Well

Well, you guys are clearly more interested in what this gentleman is talking about than listening to what I'm saying, so we we've gotta hear what he's saying.

May may as well, right?

It's like, will the guy in the back of the class come up and just share with the class what's so interesting?

You know, the class is so interested in dilly dallying and monkeying around.

Let's share it with the class.

Come up, sir.

Come up to the front of the chalkboard.

Uh what is his username?

Radio silence

Radio silence

It's disappointing, but

What do you expect?

What do you expect?

Radio silence.

Huh.

Guys, ones if you like this suit, and twos if you like the other suit more.

Which one is?

I mean, the all-black will always be my outfit, my uniform.

But I do look better in this, you know?

I look better in this, but

All black.

is what I look

Um

more accurately in.

Like that's more it suits me more in terms of

My brand, right?

Some guy goes, You look like a virgin in this.

And I'm like, that is just such a weird comment.

Like, I'm a lamb-like.

Innocent

innocent person, too libertarian, interesting,

Interesting.

I take that as a compliment, to be honest, because that just means, you know, I look like a a saintly person.

The the holy light

The white holy light.

Guys, am I autistic?

Anyway, um.

Yeah, black is the warlord fit, that's what's going on.

But I'm being wholesome right now because I've been told I'm a little bit intimidating.

I've been told that people come into the stream and they just kind of hear me talk that it's just a little off-putting because I'm so aggressive and mean.

And you know what I have to say to those people is like, really grow up.

I'm mean, really?

How about you fight in a war?

Okay, that's pretty mean.

Bullets flying over your head.

You should actually be grateful that you have the opportunity to sit before an actual warlord, future warlord, and like actually hear me out.

You know, oh, you're so aggressive and mean.

Okay.

I mean.

You want me to be nice?

Is that what you want?

I straight up can't be.

Like even if I wanted to.

Let me try.

Should I try?

Let me try.

I'm going to try to be a nice person that gets a lot of views.

Ah, give me a sec.

Give me a sec.

Give me a sec.

Uh

Give me a sec.

Sorry, sorry.

Let me give me a sec, all right?

Hi guys, so I'm basically uh I'm basically um

I mean, like, let's get real, guys.

I mean, you know, what we really need to start talking about is, uh,

Peanuts.

Peanut peanut butter.

And toast.

Because a lot of people think that you'll have to have toast happy.

It's not like hakim.

It's not like hakim.

Sound like Hakeem.

Um

Okay.

Alright, where's this dude?

This dude actually fled.

We're not gonna debate him.

Is that what's going on?

This dude fled.

Yeah, Ben Norton energy.

Like like all right guys, so

The US is really bad, and that's why I um think that

Viewpoints that are cultivated and promoted almost exclusively by Americans should be asserted every in every corner of the world.

Otherwise you are reactionary.

Something like that, right?

Something like that.

And you know, I'm gonna actually actually want us to talk about this because uh

You know, I know Zerka has beef with Aiden Ross.

I think, I don't know actually.

Uh, you know, I get it.

I don't actually, I don't know anything about it, to be honest.

But, um, a more broad picture I'd like to take is like.

Isn't Aiden Ross kind of a hero?

Because one of the reasons I used to be so aggressive and I used to be so like.

The way I was, 'cause I I was at war with like the Twitch aristocracy.

I was like, Oh, these fake.

lip tards, excuse my French, like these fake, like, you know, bunch of soy lip tards.

And that was the dominant thing.

Like, I was the guy who was like the aggressive one and I was bullying all these people and like

That was the vibe.

Then Aiden Ross comes through with the whole hip-hop community.

The black community, right?

I'm already an agent of the black world empire, and I'm like, my work is done.

My work is done.

This dude destroyed Hassan.

He destroyed the Twitch nerd soy.

This the reign of Soy is done.

Like, you guys remember when the Soy was actually in control?

Like the soy was running everything.

And we were fighting against it, and it's over now because, like, they lost.

Aiden Ross literally pulled through.

Like, this dude came through with rappers and like celebrities.

And this dude, he did it.

He actually straight up did it.

And it wasn't like an ideological thing, obviously.

It's just like the young, the youth, weren't having that nonsense.

And it's like wow.

Our job is done.

We don't even now at at this point, I'm not I the reason I'm not in my element on this website is 'cause like bruh on Twitch I was just bullying like a bunch of like uh arrogant nerds and stuff and like a bunch of soy low T

Total blue pill, if that's what you want to call it, like types.

And on this website, I'm like a moderate.

I kind of feel like I feel like here, I'm not like a barbarian here.

I'm kind of like a reasonable person.

Like, here, people are like.

You know what?

Women should be burned.

I'm like, geez.

Geez.

It's kinda gone too far, you know?

It's kinda gone too far, right?

Yeah, people here, they're smoking meth pipes, and it's like.

It's a little bit crazy, you know.

I'm not here to police it.

I'm not saying that.

I'm just saying the reason I'm not like how I used to be is 'cause I don't feel like I need to.

I feel like all that's been taken care of more than a few times over, actually.

I can actually start being professional and stuff now because.

The Libtards lost straight up.

Like they lost.

And you know guys, I'm gonna say something.

Which is a little depressing, right?

It's a little bit depressing.

Um back in the day, if I got into a roast off with somebody like on Twitch, I would win.

There's no way I could lose.

If I got into a roast off with one of these kick zoomers,

My career might end straight up.

If I got into a call with one of these Zoomers with that with that hair they have that looks like a mop.

There's so much lingo, there's so much vocabulary, like there's so much things they would say I wouldn't even understand and I would just lose and look like an idiot in front of everyone.

I straight up am a twenty seven year old man.

Whose only option is being professional wearing a suit now?

Like, I can't.

I'm sorry, dude.

I'm just too old.

Like, I don't understand a lot of this stuff.

But I'm not bitter about it like the older millennials are.

I'm just saying.

You know, I I don't it's kinda weird I'm on this site in the first place when you think about it, 'cause it's like

It's like, yeah, I'm the politics guy.

Like, you like, imagine if I was put into a Discord call with Aiden Ross.

How awkward would that be?

Hi, guys.

That's talking about communism.

It's like

I I don't even need to be there.

I shouldn't even be there, you know?

Be like, Hawes, do monkey streams.

What?

For what?

Literally, for what?

On Twitch, all those shenanigans were funny and they were fun, but it's like that was because that was because like everybody there was like so sheltered and like so whatever.

But now that I'm here, it's like and that's over and that's gone and there's no more of those people.

It's like trolling the Hassan types and trolling the destiny types.

It's like there's no I don't what point am I proving those people aren't even here anymore so

Like, you know what I mean?

You know what I'm saying?

Uh, I'm not saying this website's bad, that's not what I'm saying at all.

I'm just saying I can't do the same things here that I was doing when I was on Twitch because it's like

What you know what I mean?

The context is like, what am I trolling?

How can I troll people here when people like do meth on stream?

Like, I ain't gotta troll nothing, man.

You gotta, you gotta, you do, you.

You know, you take.

I like the, I like chaos, by the way.

I'm just saying, um,

I'm just saying, uh

Nah, I'm I'm I need I need to be more professional.

That's that's my thing.

I gotta be more professional.

People are like Haas, I miss the old Haas, I miss the old Haas.

And it's like, you know what, dude?

I get that you missed the old Haas, but understand something.

I'm not gonna be a.

I'm not gonna be 24 forever.

I'm 27 now.

Like, eventually, I gotta grow up, dude.

The reason I never took this seriously in the beginning

First of all, I was still in law school.

I didn't consider streaming serious.

Like law school was serious.

And then all the steam I wanted to blow off, I did it on stream.

And I didn't know this was going to be like a long-term thing.

And then after that, it was like, all right, I got to take over the Twitch game.

And got basically I was a troll terrorist on Twitter and on Twitch.

Like troll terrorism straight up.

Because it was funny, because um we were trolling the libs, that's always great.

Because they were actually running everything, they were in power, that was the default.

And um

Also finally

Uh

Yeah, I was very new to it.

I was very new to it.

So there was like a there was a novelty to it, right?

Now that it's just become more long term.

And I can see that I'm going to be doing this for a while.

I gotta kind of take it a little more seriously, you know, and that's where we're at now.

Gotta take it very seriously.

Little more seriously.

Like if if I acted the same way I used to, it wouldn't even be funny, dude.

I promise.

It wouldn't be the same.

Trust me.

Wouldn't be the same.

I'm gonna be turning twenty eight this year, you know.

And I'm a comedian first.

I feel like I've gotten less funny after Moscow.

After Moscow, I'm not that funny anymore, straight up.

Kinda lost my humor.

I don't know why that is, but uh

Just not funny no more.

And comedy is I used to live for that.

I used to live for being funny.

After that trip, straight up lost my sense of humor.

I think

I don't find a lot more.

I don't find a lot of things funny no more.

Like, I don't come up with funny things on the spot anymore, you know?

Um

I mean, there's comedy in the Discord.

Like.

You're no long that's that's that's nothing to do with it.

Literally nothing.

Can you collab with Zirka?

Ah.

Zerko's kind of like a tornado, right?

And sometimes, I don't know.

I don't know.

I mean, possibly, but it's like.

Dude's a tornado, I'm not gonna lie.

Magdude gets manic is a little bit scary.

You know, I don't wanna be in end up in jail or some shit.

Sorry, excuse my French.

Yeah.

Recently fighting people on the street.

I didn't see that.

I didn't see that.

I want, you know what I want?

I want Zerka to ch.

I'm not going to tell him what to do because he knows what he's doing for his own career.

But.

It would be cool if he was just chill, no longer the manic stuff.

And

Um it could be me, Jackson and Zerka, just like the old days, you know.

But like more ch see you gotta understand like back in the day um

When we were just trolling the libs, that was the peak.

Like, that was the best.

All three of us, when we're just trolling the libs, like because it wasn't extreme, right?

Because, like, it was so extreme on the other end of how politically correct everything was.

That like me and Zirka were producing comedy gold because of like

Because of how much we were being kept in check by some crazy politically correct Twitch admins, right?

But once all the restrictions have flown off.

Well because there's no longer any restrictions, it's like

Uh

How where does the comedy come from?

And it's like

'Cause I don't you know, there's only you only wanna be so extreme to the point where it like gets real, you know.

Yeah, the UCLA stuff was classic, but again, it's like that was because that was because it was like

Trolling the libs on a college campus, you know, like that was the best.

But um

Nah, but I I haven't talked to him in a while.

Hope he's well.

Um the last time I went on his stream

He likes brought on Nick Fuentes immediately.

That was so random.

It's just, there was some kid there, and I was just like, wow, we're in for a wild ride tonight.

I have no idea what I walked into.

It's like, all right, this is like a tornado.

Literally, tornado.

I was like, yeah, I'll come on for like an hour, just chill.

And then immediately, like, the chaos begins.

Um

But uh no, the old days were golden.

Golden.

I'm not gonna lie.

Golden.

Zerka Royale is golden.

Golden.

There's no way to return to it, but it's like that was golden.

Straight up.

Golden days.

I still consider like August to November 2021 probably the golden days of infrared.

August to November 2021 were golden days of infrared.

Also kind of like golden days of my experience personally streaming in general.

Like I feel like that was when I was glowing the most, you know, just in terms of like

My experience.

Obviously, my peak was the SMO and covering that.

That was my peak.

But that wasn't the most fun I had.

The most fun I had was what I just told you.

Um but as soon as I went to that demonic city LA for 45 days, ooh.

That was.

That wasn't all that fun.

I'm not going to lie.

That was.

That was um yeah, demonic city.

That was just like that.

That I went through a lot of bullshit, you know, that Airbnb.

Getting scammed for like three thousand and having to like fight for 14 hours to get it back.

You are becoming an old bastard like me, OS.

Welcome to the Geriatric Tanky Club.

33rd level Hegelian Max Sing.

It's lonely at the top.

I watch old Star Trek episodes with my cat.

Thank you, Chris.

Appreciate you so much.

I've I've always had an old soul, actually.

I've always had an old soul.

But

The novelty of streaming is just lost on me now.

As opposed to before, there was a lot of excitement, and there was like a huge sense of.

You know what it was, guys?

It was like.

I was climbing and climbing and climbing 2021, that time period I told you about.

And I know that wasn't my peak, but I'm saying the way I was experiencing was like Infrared was getting so famous and then it's like then I I was exposed to how vicious the T Y T leftist progressive network was and how they literally all came after me

And they ruined the joke.

It was like I was a troll terrorist.

And then I kept trolling and I was like, oh my god, these people are so stupid, they take it so seriously, that's actually depressing.

And

That was what that kind of like ruined the fun of streaming for me.

It was just kind of like, wow, forget it, it's Chinatown.

Like, I actually had the delusion that I could just keep climbing and climbing and climbing.

And like overtake Hassan on Twitch.

Think they're gonna let that happen, man?

They're gonna

First of all, they're going to destroy your reputation.

Then what they're going to do is ban you multiple times.

It's like, there's no way to do that, dude.

That it's rigged, it's straight up rigged.

Like, I was naive.

I was like, no, we're just going to conquer it, blindside them.

They're not even going to see it coming.

And it's like, wow, how serious it got.

It got so serious, it's crazy.

Like, how serious it got is crazy.

I was like, oh, all those tankies weren't being paranoid when they were talking about how, like, feds literally have a glass ceiling that you cannot pass because of how hard they're going to come after you.

And I'm like, wow.

Wow.

Like the TYT network, they swarmed me.

And then not just them, but like all these other weird feds.

They um

I don't wanna swear, but it's literally called shit coding, right?

They like totally like changed the message of infrared.

Suddenly I'm a neo-Nazi.

Suddenly I'm a fascist.

That's when all the Pat Sock stuff came out.

It's like, wow, that's that's literally when the Pat Sock controversy started.

Wow, what is going on?

Um like it was shocking.

It was like oh my god.

The leftists are real gatekeepers.

They actually gatekeep.

But it's all of those enemies that I had.

Are like about to kill themselves now, you know?

They're like done, they're defeated.

I didn't even have to defeat them, it just was the natural flow of history.

But it's like Luna Oi, all the enemies, it's like.

That's what made me bitter.

That's what I wanted to say.

the the the the the the extent of the bad faith we were received with i would like be joking about something like i would joke about something right like i'd tell a joke

And they clip it out of context, be like, no, he's actually serious.

And then people would believe it's serious.

And it's like, these are the things that are the reason I'm bitter.

Like, I'm going to be honest, when I first started streaming, I believed in authenticity.

I was like, you know what?

Authenticity, like, straight up.

I don't believe that anymore.

I straight up do believe.

Now I'm just going to put on a suit and be professional and be formal because, like,

I'm bitter, dude.

I'm bitter about

Um

I'm bitter about having to explain myself, like, and defend myself.

I'm bitter about, uh,.

How, like, yeah, that made me bitter in a way.

I mean, I'm over it now, obviously, but it's like.

I used to be like smiling and easygoing and stuff, you know, like on stream.

I used to be so easygoing.

I used to be smiling.

I used to be whatever.

Super, um

Super spontaneous.

Now I'm methodical and calculating, you know?

Now I'm extremely methodical in calculating, like with everything actually.

You know, but that's but listen, it happened for a reason.

I was naive back then.

You know, how it's gotten now is like it's gotten that way because it had to, you know, and this is what's going to allow us to prepare for the future.

This is what it takes actually in the real world.

Because this is actually how the real world is, you know?

This is actually the real world is actually like that.

And um

That's how it works.

That's how it works, but um

We

We really took but but we took the we took them for a ride, you know, I'm gonna be honest.

We really took all them people for a ride.

Not still think that the day you got banned from Twitch was the weirdest internet experience I've had.

That journalist had inside knowledge you were about to be banned.

They were the reason be well, they it wasn't them, it was uh Katie Paul from the Tech Transparency Project did an article.

Sorry, did a report and then the Financial Times covered that report, sent it to Twitch, and had them ban both me and Jackson.

But it's whatever.

The point being, we took a lot of we took them for a ride.

That's just the truth, you know?

That's really the truth.

Good times.

Oh, all those Destiny people, all them Voss people, all them TYT people.

We really took them for a ride, you know?

That was funny.

Actual feds, actual Fed influencers who are like pretty much like the gatekeep watchtowers.

We're going to make sure none of these Jimmy Dore people, we're going to make, like, they're all there.

They're so serious.

We took them for a ride.

We, very bizarre things, you know, anonymous.

Those old infrared days were legendary.

Oh, man.

The trolling on Twitter.

Oh, man.

They were so...

Because you know why?

Because we were the first enemy they had with a sense of humor.

I know Jimmy Dore is actually a comedian, so I get that.

But like, I'm talking about the way we use the internet, just like trolling.

The way I'd stream, the way I'd troll like everybody.

It's like

We're very dead serious about what our goals are.

But we like made them lose their minds because of like how much we had a sense of humor about it and like could troll in the way we did because we understood that like the message, the thing we're pursuing is a lot deeper than the medium we're using to pursue it, right?

And it's like you have these like Fed inflows.

Like, is Haas serious or is he trolling?

Like, I don't get it.

Like, what's going on?

Like, we took him for a ride straight up.

That was fun.

But

We're done with that era.

Straight up done with it.

You know, but uh, I always get people who message me, like, you know, Haas, I didn't understand the stuff you were doing before, but now I get it.

I'm like yeah.

Yeah.

No, but but but the scale of this has gotten a lot more serious in general, you know.

That's the thing.

And I mean that.

It's actually gotten serious, you know.

The connections we've made

Behind the scenes, the things we have in store just for this year, the plans we have.

Get it, man, it's Chinatown.

Where the conspirators now, you know?

Mm.

This is just kind of

Wait and see, kind of stuff, you know?

But uh

Nah, things are going according to plan.

That's the important thing.

Because what did I say?

What did I say from the beginning?

I said CPUSA 2036.

That timeline is literally still intact.

It's not only intact, everything's going according to plan.

Yeah, there's been some contingencies here.

Overall, everything's going according to plan.

That's all that matters.

Yeah.

That's literally all that matters.

It's exactly what we envisioned from the beginning is what's happening.

Hi.

Anyway.

In a few days we'll debate discuss about the Nazis World War two.

after I create Google Docs of all my information.

Yeah.

Ugh.

Good luck.

And it's not going to be in a few days, it's going to be on my time.

Uh speaking of scheduling, this Sunday I'm having I don't know if I'm supposed to announce this, planning on having um

certain friend of ours on, not Jackson.

Uh and then Tuesday, the the person who was supposed to come on today was Malumbo.

Uh but he's coming on next week 'cause he had to he had to reschedule.

But it's that Malumbo guy from the Jubilee video we watched.

And he wants to come on and we want to have him on and

You know, have an interview.

So that's what's.

That's what it was supposed to be today, but it's being postponed.

And Sunday we're having a close friend on

It's going to be very fruitful.

I'll give you a hint.

It's going to be very fruitful, very philosophical.

It's not Zizek.

Don't get excited.

It's also not Dugan.

Don't get too excited.

Um

It's not logo.

Alright, it's Carlos.

Alright, I don't know.

You guys are like

not accurately guessing at all.

Uh and that's gonna be Sunday.

And you know, Carlos and I have some differing perspectives on a lot of things and we're just gonna be talking about it, you know, in a friendly way.

But, um and other things too.

But yeah, then Sunday I got that Malumbo guy on, and so whatever, you know, prepare your Google Docs and then, you know.

When we have an open slot, I guess I'll bring you on in V C and you can

Talk about World War Two.

But be careful with that lend lease stuff, dude, because you might trip over and fall like right in f the first five minutes of the debate.

You know, do your homework, make sure your info is good, 'cause we will be we will be looking at your primary sources.

Live.

Johnny 2x4, what's going on?

Thank you so much.

All right.

Um

No, the g Thank you so much, Chris.

When my father came back from Moscow in nineteen fifty four he had a similar state of mind, he finally got to behold the object of his study, as a real thing.

He also went to the tomb of Lenin.

Yeah.

No, it's an experience.

It uh it really is.

Um

I I I I I I've talked about the trip a little bit too much, but um

The general impression I get of Russia or Moscow is like this is a friendly country.

Like, this is the capital of the free world.

It's not my country, so to speak, but it's an allied country.

That makes sense.

It's like

They give us their best wishes as far as our struggle here in America.

And they're not gonna fight it for us.

They're not gonna hold our hand they're not gonna hold our hand for us through it, but they're they're with us in spirit, you know.

That's kind of my take.

And it's

It's um a very nice feeling.

Yeah, like they're rooting.

In a way they're rooting for us, you know?

I'm like dieting and stuff.

Guys, I lost 20 pounds.

How crazy is that?

How crazy is that?

Everyone clapped for me.

You know, I'm just kidding.

It's not really 20, it's more like 15.

But uh I was like 200.

I'm like 185 now.

But you look good, my mom mentioned that.

She watches you.

Interesting.

I know some of y'all family members watch me, that you know that's one of the reasons I'm not swearing anymore.

'Cause it's like if I met your families

Uh I would feel ashamed if I was just like swearing and yelling all the time.

I'm like, wow.

Actual like families watch me.

My bad.

I thought it was just me against the world.

I thought it was like, I'm the doom guy, and I'm just fighting everybody.

And it's like, you want to tune in, tune in.

But I don't care.

You know, I was I was thinking about something.

What do you guys think of this, right?

Um do you guys think one of the reasons

For like

Why we have so many cultural problems is because our schools are segmented by age.

'Cause when you think about that, it's like if you are in an institution with old people and kids and teenagers

Wouldn't that disincentivize a lot of bad behavior by like teenagers?

Like, are you really gonna hit the gritty?

And like

I don't know what kids are up to these days, but like do all that nonsense if like grandma's right next to you.

What what would grandma think?

You know?

And I feel like it would just be more wholesome, especially when you're, you know, like high school

How much kids are like so hyper-focused on like you know dating and all that kind of stuff?

Like, I get that it's natural, but I feel like it would all be more wholesome.

If it wasn't segmented by age, the setting that is.

And I feel like that would encourage more kind of like respectfulness and

eloquence

In terms of like teenagers dating and forming relationships, and it's not trashy, and there's no teen pregnancy, and it's kind of just like, yeah, grandma's literally right there.

You know, are you gonna do that in front of grandma?

You're not gonna do that in front of grand.

And there's a five-year-old there, too.

Are you gonna do that in front of a five-year-old?

No, right?

So, what do you guys think?

That's kind of an idea I have.

I have been coming for 25 years, but it only became real for me when I met a CPC cadre on MA Mountain in 2005.

Gifted musician and kung fu master, beautiful human being.

Thank you so much.

Appreciate you, man.

Appreciate you.

Yeah.

That's like an integrated community.

That's how it's supposed to be, you know?

Why is grandma at school, though?

Yeah, we got to work that one out.

No, but that's what I'm saying.

It's like,

School, this is what I'm saying.

We need to bring back child labor.

Hold that thought.

It's literally in the Communist Manifesto.

And what I mean by that, clip it, clip it, clip it.

Go ahead.

But what I mean by that, thank you so much, Gary.

What do you think about Putin revealing that Jesus was black?

Gary, thank you for the 10, but

Um I I don't it does make sense that Putin would be revealing that 'cause he is black, he is a black man, but I don't know what to say.

Now, um, regarding the child labor business.

Uh, no, in school, that should be integrated with labor, right?

Like at school, you should also be working.

Why not?

Yeah, part of school should be working and like, you know, like cutting tr down trees and potentially mining, if it's safe.

I don't know if it's safe.

And like actually like working.

Wh why is that so controversial?

Well, the reason we don't do that is 'cause it's like for the private sector, so it would be like exploitative.

But if it's not the private sector and we're just doing it for society, like in the Communist Manifesto said, like what's wrong with that?

Schools should be a place where not only are you taught how to read and write and do math, but you're also taught how to actually do things like with your hands.

Right or what?

Yeah, you can be taught how to weld, you can be taught all these things.

And like if s if you're gonna be at school for seven hours a day, half of it should be working.

Minimum.

Minimum half of it.

I actually think two thirds of it should be working.

The other third you could you could be like, you know, I don't know, like reading books or whatever, you know.

Children should be garbage men because they don't care about

You know what?

Facts like that, you know what?

Like

Some high-level thinking, you know?

Children should be the garbage people.

And

Huh?

Fouiller said that.

Okay.

All right.

Some high level thinking.

Um

Yeah, teach 'em work ethic, sure.

And millennials should be the garbage itself.

Not Zillennials.

Zelennials are like me and Logo are Zelennials.

All right, Zelennials are great.

Millennials, trash.

Take them out back and shoot them with a shotgun in the head in Fortnite.

You can do that in Fortnite.

Victory Royale.

Um

You guys want to know something?

I've ha I always have these like violent

Expressions for people I dislike, but then you know, I was taking a dump today and I was thinking about it and I was like, you know what?

Instead of like having someone take a shotgun and take this guy out back and like shoot him in the head, how about we just ban him from like sharing his ideas in public ever?

Like he can still live.

You could still live.

You just can't like go on the internet anymore.

Because that's really what I want.

I don't actually want these people to die.

I just want them to be deprived of.

speaking in public.

And I feel like we don't have to kill all these people.

I feel like when we take power, we don't necessarily have to kill them.

We just have to like ban them from the internet.

No, you can't have a Twitter anymore.

Sorry.

No Internet for you.

And you know, in private, if you want to like scream at yourself in private, I don't care.

Like, I don't actually want you to die.

It's between you and God.

You know, when we take power, we don't actually have to.

I thought about it and it was like a genius spark of like brilliance when I was taking a dump.

I was like, you know, when we take power.

Like all these like furry

Furry socialists.

Like, we don't actually have to kill them and shoot them in the head.

Like, we could just, like, we can just ban them from the internet.

You know?

We could just ban them from, like, the internet straight up.

They can still live, just can't talk in public.

Thank you so much, Maximilian, appreciate you.

Right?

It doesn't have to be that s that drastic.

You just like

No more internet access.

Like, first of all, put them under surveillance and wh whatever address they live at, uh, shut down put Wi-Fi blockers and, like, shut down any communication they have with the outside world and the internet.

But you know what's crazy is that

In this age, that is prison.

That is part of like prison, a prison experience.

Even if you're not in a jail cell, if you are deprived of communication with the outside world through the internet, that would be as an experience, that would be the equivalent of literally being imprisoned, you know?

Life in Iceland, you could still use landline, you could still use, you know, phone.

To talk to people.

Thank you so much, Maximilian.

Appreciate it.

You could still use radio communication.

You just can't use the internet, right?

Isn't that such a wholesome solution?

Instead of the mean Has.

See, I'm wearing a gray suit today.

That's why I'm being so nice.

If I was wearing my usual uniform, I would not be saying this.

But because I'm wearing a gray suit with white,

Um

I'm in a very lenient and wholesome mood.

And when we take power, we don't actually have to kill.

These people

We can just deprive them of Internet access, and the problem is solved.

But I personally like, you know

There's some people that I want to give an Ottoman slap a few times.

I don't even want to punch them.

I just want to give them an Ottoman slap.

That's the most satisfying thing I just

Ottoman slap to the face, then tooth falls out, whatever.

Just shame, because I want to instill shame.

You should feel sha ashamed.

Because you're actually in the wrong and you're a bad person.

With a metal gauntlet on.

No, you don't even need that.

You just need like a a glove that is a little heavy and that that'll knock knock him out.

Yeah, slap is disrespectful.

Maximilian, what's going on, man?

Did I already say thank you?

Yeah, but it's uh

Is what it is.

The ERA beating allegations.

I don't know what that means.

Tar and feathering.

That's legit.

Not gonna lie, that's legit.

You mean tar and feathering.

That's legit.

But I'm just thinking, you just said chicken feathering, and I'm starving.

I'm so hungry.

I need to have some chicken, man.

Some fried chicken.

Let's go.

I'm dieting.

Never mind.

Anyway, um

Anyway, the bridge.

I'm too tired.

The bridge.

There it was Ukrainian owned, there's some Ukrainians involved.

And the Ukrainian telegrams are celebrating.

That's literally all you have to know.

Okay, there you go.

I kinda I'm gonna be real, like I kinda like corralling people into the streams.

like clickbait.

Like, oh, I'm gonna talk about the news and then I just like talk about

I want to share an image with you guys 'cause this is I saw this in the Discord, it's so beautiful.

Um, damn, this is what we need.

Let me show this to you.

This is the vibe.

This is the vibe.

Ladies and gentlemen.

Check this out.

This is yeah, that's what we're doing.

By the way, we don't use Pepe the Frog.

We got our own gorilla mascot.

And Pepe is on this emotional vibe.

We're not on that emotional vibe.

We're on this vibe.

You understand?

And this is exactly what our role is.

I'm gonna, at gunpoint, force these people to read Hegel.

That's exactly what it is.

All right.

This is exactly the type of vibe we're on.

And look, oh my God, look how clean that is.

Who made this?

I'm giving you Hero.

You're getting Hero.

I'm giving him.

We give out these blue.

Hero roles

like like cheap metals, you know, it's like

They're cheap now.

It's like all some of the Soviet medals in the 80s.

It's like it's cheap.

Anyone can get it.

But you know what?

I don't care.

Because look how clean that looks.

Look how fresh this is.

That's vibes.

What is this?

He's got, first of all, this, and then we got this in the back.

This is so good.

Bro, look at

Look at this pathetic alt-right Pepe the Frog, and we're on some 2079 energy.

The digital futuristic consciousness.

Bro, look how f oh my god, I'm soying out over this.

Look at this pathetic Amy Terese, Pepe the Frog, Bap, Groiper nonsense, Pepe the Frog, alt-right.

And then we on some different time.

This is a different, this is a vibe ship.

This is something else.

All right.

This is the.

Bro, this is the move.

Look at this.

This is exactly what we are.

This is what we represent, literally.

10 out of 10 meme.

This is 10 out of 10.

This is a 10 out of 10, straight up.

This is a 10 out of 10 meme.

I love how he's crying.

No, straight up.

I love how he's crying because it's like tears, it's like crying when you repent and you like become a born-again Christian.

It's like he's crying, like, I was a retard my whole life.

He's finally got the truth, and it's so beautiful.

He's crying.

He has so much regret and repentance.

And then we and then this is us.

This is how it is, guys.

This is me, and then this is y'all.

Y'all got to be holding the gun.

I'm going to be watching.

All right.

That's how it is.

10 out of 10 meme, straight up.

This is like so good.

This is so good.

Yeah, we have our own response to Pepe the Frog, and it's realism.

Guerrilla realism.

We're not doing this cartoon nonsense.

Dude, we use AI art to thematically.

Our character doesn't have a single form, okay?

Pepe the Frog is a hand-drawn frog, only has one form, which is the drawn form of Pepe the Frog.

Our form is literally this dude going across the digital interface.

AI-generated gorillas, a whole host of diverse forms of representation of the symbol that is the gorilla using AI-generated art.

And it's a form of terrorism, but in the good way.

Utilizing AI.

Our character is literally ethereal.

He literally isn't bound by one representation.

Yeah.

A vibe.

This Pepe the Frog nonsense, we're blowing, we're taking an RPG and blowing it up.

We are launching an October 7th operation against Pepe the Frog.

No warning.

We're giving no warnings.

We're just going to do it.

We're going to paraglide in as gorillas.

As Pepe the frogs are doing a rave

We're taking over.

We're taking over.

We're taking over.

All right.

We're taking over.

No, no, we're not going to ban the emotes.

We're not going that far.

You could still use Pepe Emotes, but it's not like the ultimate.

That's what I'm trying to say.

Like, it's not the ultimate.

This is the ultimate, right?

You can still use them, but like, they're not like the ultimate.

See, let me explain it.

For the alt-right, Pepe the Frog is like the ultimate representation of their ideology, right?

Not for us.

Uh-uh.

We're gonna go in, paraglide in, and just gonna have a massacre of Pepe the Frogs.

And it's going to be gorillas doing it.

Just like this image.

Force them to read Hegel.

Yeah, educate the hostages.

Yeah, even Giga Pepe is gonna they're gonna he's gonna have to bow before the new they're not we're not gonna kill them.

We're just gonna make them bow before the new the new uh

The new overlords, all right, because this image goes hard, all right?

Nobody asked for this dude in the back, this gorilla in the back, nobody asked for that.

I swear it makes it a 10 out of 10.

Without this, it would be a 7 out of 10.

This dude in the back literally won.

This dude wins.

All right.

Scroll up to the train video.

I saw it.

I can't show it on stream though because it's on Discord.

If you may put it on Twitter, I might be able to share it.

Um

'Cause I have no link to it.

Bro, I want to see more of this dude, this gorilla.

But, like, this is such, this is art.

What is this?

It's like he's holding a gun, and then like the hive mind is watching.

Like the whole guerrilla army through cyberspace is watching this.

This is literally you, the chat, all collectively aggregated into one hive mind consciousness, watching this go down.

This goes so hard, I even know.

I don't even know how to put it.

It's literally, it goes so hard.

All right.

Anyway, guys, um.

Uh, hi.

Gotta look in the camera now.

Um.

Good stream.

Ones if you have fun.

See y'all tomorrow.

Not tomorrow, Sunday.

Third Isaiah, what's going on?

See y'all Sunday.

See you guys Sunday.

Bye bye.

Alright.

Slicker Say hi to Slicker for me.

Bye bye.