LA RIOTS | US CIVIL WAR 2

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Welcome everyone to the Infrared webcast.

So everyone, we have some breaking news.

The LA riots, the National Guard has been sent in, the Marines are about to be sent in, so it is said.

And we're basically dealing with the scenario of a civil war.

And I would like to be frank about something.

I'd like to be very frank about something.

I have very little patience for stupid people.

Lot of stupid people.

Very stupid, stupid people.

And I'm sick of being humble about this topic because I'm a very humble person, by the way.

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What's going on?

Anyway, guys, I want to talk about this.

Stupidity.

And I struggle with dealing with the stupid.

And my red line is not the stupid who are humble and are just kind of like SpongeBob.

Those people are fine.

If you're a stupid person like SpongeBob, I'm fine.

I don't have an issue with you.

I have an issue with the angry, stupid people.

That's who I really have beef with.

The people who watch a they react to a news cycle.

Sue is, what's going on?

They see a news cycle and something in their brain

You know, it's it's emptied of subjectivity.

Sorry, it's emptied of uh of an articulate with, you know, um.

Impersonal and impassioned analysis that the analytical part of their brain disappears, and they become like these retarded football fans who have to cheer and scream for one side or another.

It's like a football game, and that's how they see the news cycle with this stupid Democrat versus Republican nonsense, false dialectic that the American masses shoved and pushed on them, right?

It's total not.

And I wanna, because I'm gonna break down what's going on.

But everyone wants to know what does Haas think?

What is Haas's stance?

And what do I think?

And I'm going to tell you my exact stance.

But the thing is, my stance is complicated, right?

So I have a complicated stance on this question.

It's complex, right?

It's complex.

And anyone who thinks a complex position is weak is a cuckold.

I'll tell you why you're a cuckold.

It's only simple if you're in power.

Tipo, it's up.

So if you're a Democrat or if you're a Republican, then it's very simple for you because you're already in fucking power.

But if you're not in power and you're the American Communist Party, your position has to be complex because you're not in power.

Because what does Lenin tell us about how to analyze the situation?

Who stands to gain?

Who stands to gain from the situation, right?

So it's multifaceted and it's extremely complicated.

But I'm going to explain to you.

So premise one, I'm going to try to simplify this as much as I can, right?

Premise one.

Premise one is the fact that we have a dysfunctional immigration system which treats Mexicans who have historical, civilizational, and ethnographic, whatever you want to call it, ties to Southern California, which they very obviously do.

Los Angeles is named after, you know, it's a Spanish name.

Okay.

I mean, I don't need to explain this to anyone.

These are the facts.

You know, in Texas and California, if you're complaining about Mexicans, I don't know what to tell you.

It's like.

You don't understand how geography works, is really what I would say, right?

But on the other hand, those are treated the same thing as, you know, immigrants that are imported here by the capitalist class from, you know, the other side of the world that have no historical or geographic connection, and that's treated the same way under our immigration system.

So that's dysfunctional.

And our position on this matter, on the question of immigration, is pretty simple, actually.

If you have good faith and you just listen to what we're saying, is that we need to negotiate bilateral agreements.

So we should negotiate bilateral agreements with Mexico, which recognize the existence of Mexicans in Texas and in California, and come up with ways to enumerate this and legally regulate the rights and all these kinds of things, so that it's not like a, you know, off, it's not like this underground thing, you know?

And that's perfectly natural and normal.

Laws should obey the necessities of living human life, not the reverse.

Okay.

Laws are here to facilitate the flow of life of real people, right?

Laws are not, people are not here to be crucified on the cross of the law.

That's not, it's unreasonable for Mexicans living in California, especially ones that have been here for decades, to be violently ripped out of their homes and thrown in vans and deported.

It's absolutely unreasonable from the perspective of basic civilization.

It is not normal for any country.

Absolutely not.

If you go to Southeast Asia,

There are so many different groups.

You know, you look at Vietnam and Cambodia and Thailand and whatever, Laos, that part of the world.

I'm just gonna I'm just you know picking whatever.

It's like the borders between these countries are extremely porous.

And yeah, you're gonna find people on the borders who are, you know what I mean?

Like it's not uncommon.

It's not like a crazy thing, right?

You know, right now I'm not against criminals being deported at all.

So I have no problem with criminals being deported.

If you're guilty of a crime and you're deported, I'm not I don't think that's worth protesting over.

By the way, I just I think it's reasonable that people in in in Los Angeles and Southern California are outraged.

Over the unreasonable and dysfunctional immigration policy we have.

Okay, but now, okay, part two.

Okay, there's going to be many parts to this because I already said you have to follow what you gotta have some kind of intelligence to comprehend what I'm saying.

Because a lot of people are really fucking stupid and they scream and they cry and they shit their pants and they piss their pants and they vomit everywhere.

And they're jumping up and down like stupid, retarded babies.

I don't know what to tell these people.

I don't know what the immediacy that they're feeling as if it's going to make a difference.

It's not going to make a difference.

So sit down, shut the fuck up and listen, right?

Okay, so the second part that I would like to draw attention to is the fact, which is really an elephant in the room, and it's really obvious, is that.

This is not new.

Mhm, this is not new, okay.

This is not new.

This was happening under Biden.

To an even greater extent, it was happening under Biden.

Nothing extraordinary is happening under Trump.

Nothing new.

There's nothing new.

As a matter of fact, there are less deportations under Trump than there were under Biden.

So, where were the protests under Biden, right?

And that leads me to number three, which isn't: I'm not here to moralize and cast judgment.

I'm here to create an objective analysis of the situation or produce one for you, right?

The objective analysis of objectively what's going on is that this is a power struggle.

All the protesters are being used as pawns in a power struggle between the Democrats and the Trump administration.

That is objectively what's going on.

The reason Trump has sent the National Guard to California.

Is because he is engaged in a power struggle with Gavin Newsom, who represents state sovereignty.

This is a term he had recently employed in his recent statement calling upon the Trump administration to withdraw the usage of troops and the military in Los Angeles.

He said it violates state sovereignty.

He issued a joint statement with a bunch of other Democrat governors talking about their con so this is a prelude discursively to civil war.

Something I've been talking about for years and years.

Everyone thinks I'm crazy and kooky for it.

That's okay.

But that's what's happening.

This is the exact fault line in the fracture, the constitutional crisis, the conflict between states and the federal government.

That's what this is actually about.

This is not about the humanitarianism of ICE and deportations.

If it was about that, it would have happened under Biden.

So this is why it's happening now.

I'm just giving you my objective.

I already told you premise one, which is I think ICE is, I think it's unreasonable the way that people are deported who are Mexicans that are here.

I think it's extremely dysfunctional and unreasonable.

But the reason this is happening now, this is why it's happening now, okay?

The reason it's happening now.

And by the way, there are so many well-intentioned people in Los Angeles.

I'm not discounting that.

A lot of them are well-intentioned.

A lot of them are expressing the passion and the rage that they are because of a kind of international solidarity that they're feeling.

And I don't, I'm not, I'm not here to demonize those people.

A lot of them are very good people, right?

But we have to be, as Marxists, we have to be realistic about what's going on.

You have to have a brutal and ruthless degree and cold degree of realism.

However passionate people are, however much they are thinking this is the revolution, this is it.

I'm here to break the news to you that it's not, and this is a power struggle between the Democrats and the Republicans, and more specifically the Trump administration.

That's what this is, objectively.

I'm giving you my cold, sober, impersonal, and impassioned analysis of what's going on.

I'm not telling you who I support, who I don't support.

That is an immaterial.

That's immaterial because how can I support Democrats or the Trump administration?

I don't support either, right?

I am telling you what is going on, though.

I am giving you an objective analysis of what's going on.

Now, the question of how I think we should respond to it, I can share that with you.

I can share with you what I think our position should be, right?

But I just want to make it clear what is actually going on right now is not a revolutionary situation.

It is a political tool by the Democratic Party to cause trouble for the Trump administration.

And it is an expression genuinely, genuinely, it's not a conspiracy.

It is a genuine expression of fundamental fault line and rift that is going on within.

The government of the United States, which is going to catalyze and it's going to lead to a civil war, Civil War II.

Okay, so this is what that is.

This is where we are.

It's a civil and okay.

When I give you that objective analysis, no, it cannot be stopped.

There is nothing you, I, or anyone else can do to stop the inevitable civil war that's coming.

We can't do anything to stop it.

There's nothing we could do to stop it.

There's nothing we could do to raise awareness for

Ring the alarms and tell people, Hey, there's a there's nothing this is what our country is destined for, unfortunately.

And the systemic contradictions within the United States of America

It's too late for those to be articulated in a way that could could prevent what's gonna come.

What's gonna come is gonna be hideous and ugly and there's nothing we can do to prevent it.

That's my message to you.

Uh if you didn't know that, by the way, you're not very familiar with what this party and its mission is.

Because our mission is to actually create the framework of something that's gonna endure that.

'Cause that's how long term we're thinking.

We're not thinking in terms of are we going to win in the Presidency in twenty eight, okay, we're thinking in terms of how are we going to survive a fundamental collapse of civilization, of society and of the state within this country.

Uh that's the purpose of dual power and I've said that so many, so many times.

And the Civil War is going to be the context of that, and that's what's going on.

Okay, so now I'm going to tell you what.

what we think, you know, what what what is to be done, what do we think.

The first thing I would say is I would not be getting caught up in any kind of violence at all or protests at all right now in California, frankly.

Because I think, and the reason is because I think the outcome has already been predetermined.

I think a lot of people looking at this thinking that this is an open possibility, that this will catalyze into a revolution, you are really naive.

This is a set and done deal, and the outcome has already been predetermined already.

Okay, you need to understand how politics really works and operate with a degree of realism.

Because real political change does not happen on the sidewalks, it doesn't happen on the streets, and it doesn't happen with people throwing tear gas.

If you think that, you probably think that color revolutions are organic.

They have all those qualities, and yet they're not.

The real political changes happen at the level of organization, okay, and control over resources.

It's a really big, simplistic description I just gave you, but all of the major shifts, the really decisive major shifts in politics, happen with such a degree of planning and strategy that if you are just seeing people riot on the street and you're like, I got to go join, and you are really a sucker because you don't understand the outcome is predetermined.

It's been predetermined.

The only reason it's happening in that way is because it's been predetermined somehow.

Either the government has a contingency plan where they're just going to round up and arrest every single person protesting, congratulations, you went to jail.

What did you accomplish?

Or, right?

Or, uh, you know, the Democrats have some kind of plan and they're using the protest for that plan.

So, even in the event that there's a spontaneous protest, even in the event there's a spontaneous protest, the outcome is still predetermined because the state has prepared for such things, okay, and is prepared for such things.

So, you have not outsmarted the state.

You have not outsmarted the U.S.

government and the federal government.

You haven't outsmarted the FBI.

You haven't outsmarted the apparatuses of state control and power.

So, why humiliate yourself?

Why humiliate yourself and pretend like these uproars and whatever that the outcome isn't predetermined when it is?

It absolutely is predetermined.

You know, we're not living in Paris in the 1800s.

We're not living in London in the 19th century.

We're not living in the olden days where there was horses and carriages and shit.

Okay, we're living in a time where protests and demonstrations on the street are not Bedusian events.

They are not these world-changing historical events that actually lead to.

To the act to actual like novel historical outcomes.

We are living in an era of such a degree of social, cultural, political planning.

That all of these things are predetermined one way or another.

Amila, what's up, Amila?

Now, I will tell you where, and I'm going to be objective with you.

Where are there actually sites of contingency, sites of novel historical conflict and outcomes?

Well, one is guerrilla warfare, okay?

I'm not advocating that.

I'm just giving you an objective description.

In a guerrilla war, guerrillas or partisans or whatever will take control of fundamental resources.

They'll take control of energy grids.

They'll take control of natural resources, villages, towns, whatever.

And that will, you know, they will have that.

It could be a port.

They will have control over that.

And thereby, they get the necessary leverage to actually have a seat at the table of political power in some kind of way, right?

So, guerrilla warfare is a way in which it's suspended in a novel way.

Now, it's not possible right now in the United States, so I'm not advocating for it.

It's not, it's absolutely not possible.

But things like that, you know, guerrilla warfare or military intrigues within the military when there's military coups of some kind.

There are also circumstances in which a government collapses by itself, right?

A government is no longer united internally.

There are too many different factions.

It becomes disunited.

And there's, you know, and then there's, oh, you know, like, for example, the 1917 revolution in Russia.

You know, you need to comprehend something.

The reason that revolution was possible was because of two things.

The collapse of the Tsarist autocracy, which collapsed on its own, by the way.

And then I'm not even going to get into the details of the provisional government in Kerensky and how the British bankrolled them.

I'm not going to get into that.

But the second thing I'm going to get into is it was the soldiers.

Okay.

I'm trying not to get angry, but I am a little angry because it's just because people are so fucking historically illiterate that they actually fucking think that political change happens when you go out and run around on the street naked and you have signs that that doesn't change anything ever.

It's always been military realism that is the engine of political change.

Okay?

Military realism.

If nothing is going on with the arm that all power comes from the barrel of the gun, that's what Mao said.

If there's not a military situation, there is nothing going on politically.

Nothing.

Okay, I don't know why I have to yell and get that across to fucking idiots who don't understand anything about how revolutions work.

There has never, ever been a revolutionary situation in history that was not also and simultaneously a mill a circumstance of military conflict.

Okay, the 1917 revolution in Russia only happened because the Bolsheviks won the soldiers.

They won the army, the soldiers.

They were the ones that made it decisive.

There were so many other factors that were important, I agree.

But if it wasn't for that, there wouldn't have been a revolution.

We know what happened in China.

We know what happened in Cuba and everywhere else in the fucking world where there was ever a revolution.

Stop calling.

You know, um, riots, revolutionary situations, because they're not until.

Until there's a factor of the military.

And there's a conflict in the military of some kind.

And there's a military conflict.

That's why Klauswitz, that's why Marxism is Klauswitzian.

Why has that been forgotten by these petty bourgeois academic pieces of shit who are turning Marxism into some kind of what?

They're turning it into a what?

A protest movement?

That's not what Marxism is.

Marxism is based in Klaus Vitzian Prussian military realism and always has been.

And that has been a truism.

Now, Kotsky and the Social Democrats try to obscure that.

Lenin is the one who insisted upon it.

Um, these are not a revolutionary circumstance, okay.

Now, does that mean I hate everyone involved in the protest?

No, it doesn't.

I'm just telling you, there's a lot of Marxists who are calling this a revolutionary situation, and it's objectively not.

Okay, that's why I'm angry.

I'm angry at the lack of realism.

I'm not angry at protesters, I'm angry at the lack of realism.

Okay, I hate to break it.

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So, Klauswitz, that's Marxism, okay?

One-on-one.

That's how we understand what politics is and what change is and what revolution is.

So, that is objectively what's going on.

It's a battle between the Democrats and the Trump administration.

The PSL is there and they're organizing and whatever, but they're not leading it.

The real leaders of this event are the Democratic Party.

The people are being used as pawns that are involved in this, and they're well-intentioned and they're well-meaning, and I sympathize with them.

But I'm not here to lie and tell you something that's not true, which is that this is somehow an organic revolutionary outburst of popular rage.

Because it's not.

You know, you know, I would love to have been one of those people that said that the Arab Spring was this entirely organic oh, look at how beautiful every Can we be realistic about how the world actually works?

Can we be realistic?

Can we be a little realistic about how the world works and how, you know.

The outcome is predetermined by the barrel of a gun.

The outcome is predetermined by the barrel of a gun.

Can s you should write that down.

The outcome is always predetermined by the barrel of a gun.

Every political outcome comes out of the barrel of a gun.

That's it.

Nobody is in a position to challenge the US military.

National Guard, the Marines, except who?

The Democratic Party, who can stage a coup, who can stage a secession.

The Democratic Party can divide the National Guard.

They could divide the military, perhaps.

They have that ability to utilize state sovereignty, in Gavin Newsom's words, to actually, so be realistic about what's going on.

That's all I'm asking.

Some people will be like, this is revolutionary.

This is...

But admit the truth, which is that it's going to be the Democratic Party who leads it.

The Democratic Party is the only one.

The governors, they're the only ones who have the sway among the National Guard, who have the sway among factions within the U.S.

military, within the federal government, who are going to be able to challenge the other people with all the guns.

They have the police departments potentially, which are very militarized, by the way, the LAPD, for example.

So the Democrats have one part of the guns, and then the Trump administration have the other part of the guns.

And guess what these leftist protesters have?

They have Zignes, okay?

Come on, realism.

Let's be realistic.

Can we be realistic about how everything works?

Now, I didn't say signs.

I said Zignes.

They have these small, nice magazines that teach people how to be radicalized against the state and all this stuff.

And, you know, look, I'm going to drop another truth bomb on you, okay?

The second truth bomb is I was at the gym and I was watching the TV and I was watching these riots and I saw the symbol, the chaos anarchy symbol that, you know, it used to be the symbol of the Eurasia party in Russia.

But here it has a different meaning because it was appropriated by anarchists to mean like fuck all authority.

So that and but that's how I knew it was feds.

That's what I'm trying to say.

This is an anarchist and here it's like a fed symbol of the agent provocateur anarchists.

And I saw that.

So I sympathize and I love all the Mexicans of Los Angeles and Southern California who are protecting their family and protecting their community from these extremely unreasonable.

and unjust uh deportations, and I fully sympathize with them.

However, I am really skeptical over who is actually pulling the strings here.

That's just really simple.

I'm really skeptical over what the outcome of this is going to be.

Are expressions of popular rage always valid?

Sure.

But I'm a Marxist.

That means I'm a political realist.

I'm a political realist, okay?

Uh politics is the same thing as military strategy.

It's the same thing.

In Marxism, in materialism, it's the same thing, okay?

Mexican, we're upset and we are fucking shit up.

And hey, by the way, I'm not condemning you guys.

Notice how not once did I condemn you.

Not once have I condemned a single angry Mexican.

I have not condemned any angry Mexicans.

Again, I love these people and I consider them my people.

I'm not condemning them.

I am condemning delusion.

I'm condemning delusion.

I'm condemning the lack of realism.

And I'm also condemning the right opportunists who are yelling and screaming at me and shitting their pants and pissing their pants over the fact that I shared, which is that the Mexicans living in Southern California are pretty normal, natural parts of society.

And that really ticked them off because there are a lot of retards who have this idea in their head.

They're like, no, no, San Diego, San Diego, hey, no, no, no, no, San Diego.

San Diego needs to be an all-white town.

Los Angeles, all of this, it needs to be all white.

They're like, Yeah, it was white in 18.

Shut the fuck up.

Literally shut the fuck up.

You're an idiot.

They're like, It should be white.

And it's like, you see, did did something get lost in translation?

When have I ever said they're like, oh, so much for MAGA communism, Haas?

And I'm like,

When when have I ever said that America is just for white people?

When did I say that?

Have you guys heard me say that?

I'm sorry, but let's not play these racial games 'cause I I'm against racism.

I'm against fully racism.

Which is why, for example, I say that the Americans who descend from Europe that are in this country, especially the ones who can trace their lineage back to the founding, they belong here and they're Americans.

It's out of the question, of course.

But if you want to play racial games, the Mexicans have

Blood descended from the people who were here first.

So let's not play these fucking stupid racial games, okay?

Which is all I'm saying.

You're being a little fucking stupid and unreasonable with this idea that California needs to be a white state and that Mexicans don't belong there.

Excuse me, what are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

Mexicans.

Are descended from people, not all of them, but a lot of them are descended from people that were here first.

Okay.

And yeah, I believe in geographic continuity.

I believe it's more meaningful to be to be in this from this continent.

Okay.

While not necessarily from every single region, because you know, some people are like, oh, well, well, the Aztecs were at war with Navajos or something.

Like, I don't give a fuck.

That's not the same thing as being from the Netherlands and taking a fucking boat and sailing halfway across the fucking world to a place you have no historical connection to at all and claiming that it's your birthright, okay?

Now, that's not what the American revolutionists were saying, though.

The American revolutionists that were here were saying, we've been here for a few generations and we want to commit to this land.

We're done with Europe.

We're done with the UK.

We want to build an American civilization.

We don't know where it's going to lead us, but we want to build an American state.

I support the construction of a unified American state and a unified American nation.

But for people to sit here and pretend and buy into this nonsense idea that somehow white people are more American than Mexicans, you're a delusional fucking idiot.

Okay.

You don't know what American, you don't even know what American means.

America means to be this land, of this land.

That's what America means.

It's about the fucking land.

Okay.

If you want to make it about blood, then the Mexicans have more of a right to be here.

I'm not making it about blood.

I'm making it about land.

Okay.

It's about land and who's willing to commit to the land.

The Mexicans are a people who commit to the land that they live on.

They commit to this land.

They enrich this land with their civilization and their culture that reflects it.

They are part of this land and they absolutely belong here.

And Mexicans are just as American as anyone else, if not more, if you want to resort to these racial arguments that people often do.

So uh you know

And by the way, we're against the chaotic system of mass immigration.

We are at, we want regulation and order and sanity.

But nobody has ever advocated from our community this idea that we want to make the USA a pure white country and expel all of the non-WASP populations.

Are you a fucking idiot?

Get the fuck out of here, you dumb fuck.

If you ever thought.

We've ever said anything remotely close to that.

We've never, ever indicated or said anything like that ever.

Consistently, we've said the opposite several times, right?

And, you know, look, I'm going to go ahead and say something.

I might piss some people off as well.

I don't believe in any European hegemony on this continent at all.

Okay.

And you know why I love Mexico so much?

Dylan, what's up?

You know why I love Mexico so much?

Because Mexico, just like the USA, was founded on the basis of independence from Europe.

So they're just like us.

They're an American state.

The reason we don't claim Mexico in the ACP is because they have their own sovereign revolutionary tradition.

Canada doesn't have that.

They do, right?

But full disclosure, we absolutely anticipate a union state with Mexico if we were ever seize power.

There will be one American union state.

We want to talk to Mexico and see if we can come to an agreement to create a union state with Mexico.

We absolutely anticipate that.

But that's not going to be the same as Canada.

Because Canada, we're not going to talk to Justin Trudeau and create a union state with the British Commonwealth.

Canada will actually have to go through a revolution that deposes absolutely its current and creates from scratch a revolutionary tradition they share with us, right?

Where there will be no distinction.

Between the revolution in Canada and the U.S., there won't be a distinction, right?

But Mexico already has a revolutionary tradition.

Of their own, you know?

And I'm not, I don't hate Europe.

I've never said I've hated Europe.

I just said Europe is not America and America is not Europe and never will be.

That's all I'm saying.

You know, they don't in China, they don't hate Europe.

They just politely tell the Europeans, this is China, and you are Sweden.

We are not the same.

We're different.

You're not, you know, you don't have claim over us.

That's also what I'm telling Europe.

And I would love Europe to tell my government that as well, instead of kissing its ass, by the way.

When Europeans burn American flags, I'm totally fine with that.

Because America doesn't belong in Europe.

But all I'm saying is the reverse is also true.

Now, why does that?

Why is it so hard for people to understand that complexity of that argument?

And also, why is it so hard for people to understand the complexity of my argument when it comes to the riots in LA, which is just made on a pure basis of realism?

You know, I'm against.

Our current system of uh immigration.

And and and it's fair to say that it's unjust in a lot of ways.

Um

But this is not a vector of radicalization in the direction of a revolutionary movement.

This is just this American Civil War too.

And you know, what piece of the pie are we gonna have of that, so to speak, and where are we gonna stand?

We're gonna stand exactly where we are, defending our communities and defending our own people and defending ourselves and our own rights and defending our party.

You see, our we have a defensive position.

We have a defensive position.

We are not declared for the Democrat insurrectionists.

We're not declared for the hyper.

hyper state under the Trump administration.

We are simply concerned and interested in defending our own communities and defending our own flag and defending our own party and defending our own people.

Now that's a foothold we're trying to build.

But

We have w the the party is going to be a party of law.

In this scenario, that's hypothetical.

It's going to be a party of our own law.

Defending justice, our own justice.

Not now, it's a le I mean, I'm not advocating anything now, but in a circumstance of total chaos in the future where there's a civil war and there's nothing, I mean, we will represent justice, and that's what we're gonna offer.

The ability to organize people to defend justice, you know?

And um

Regarding what's going on in in in uh Los Angeles and Southern you know, I don't it is a game that is being played at the highest levels of politics because, you know, I s the protests were not even huge.

We could watch 'em right now actually.

They're not huge.

The the the Trump's reaction is very uh

Mm it's very uh over it's an overreaction.

It's 1000% an overreaction.

Now, why?

What's the purpose?

Well, because it's a power struggle.

Because Trump is not telling.

You know, can I have to be realistic?

Like, I hate bursting so many bubbles and killing so many fantasies.

But in the interest of ruthless realism, okay, in the interest of an absolutely ruthless realism, I have to say.

Um

Give me one second.

Give me one second.

Give me one measly second, if you can.

Spare one, of course.

Right.

Yeah, well, in the interest of realism, okay.

Trump and the government

A lot of, like, I don't know what to call them, anarchists, whoever these people are.

They have this delusion that the overwhelming response they're provoking from the government is about them.

Like Trump is sitting and he's like, Oh my god, the radical praxis of the anarchist uh POC uh disabled collective is really uh send them send in the National Guard.

Like, no, no, this is about Trump versus Newsome.

And these protesters they are pawns in the game.

Like, the government doesn't care about leftists.

They don't care.

I'm sorry.

Because there's a problem where people are getting delusional and they're like, oh, yeah.

We're challenging the state.

That's why they're trying to, they're repressing us.

It's about us.

It's not about you.

If there's some political intrigue going on that's behind the scenes.

It's a power struggle, and Trump is sending Newsom a message, very strong message to the states, all the Democrat governor-led states.

He's sending them all a message.

He's sending them the message that this is the let me explain to you what Trump is doing.

Trump is sending a message to the states saying this is the federal mandate.

We will not tolerate any obstructions to the federal mandate.

We're going to enforce the federal mandate federally.

And also, he's testing the pull that he has with the National Guard.

He's trying to see will the National Guard will there be rifts?

He could be testing the waters for all we know.

But one thing is certain.

The absolutely certain thing is that he's exercising the authority of the federal government to prove a point.

He's trying to prove something.

Okay?

It has nothing to do with.

riots and unrest.

I mean, he doesn't care about that.

Nobody cares about that.

As a matter of fact, I've been in can I tell you about LA?

I've been to LA you know, I stayed there for quite a while and I would walk through downtown LA

And there'd be like a street party in the middle of downtown where they're doing donuts with the cars and everybody's drinking and listening to music and they're partying and it's like one of those things, right?

And then a few cop cars from the 1970s show up and they're like, yo, get the fuck out of here.

And they would take their fucking 40.

Their 40s or whatever, they would take their bottles and they just fucking throw them.

And you would, I would hear like the smash on the cop car.

Hey, fuck you!

And the police would just go away.

Like, it was really that was three years ago.

Okay, that was three years ago.

So, this is nothing new.

This idea of um

This idea of like there's some crazy riot.

I mean, I this is not new, all right?

So Trump's pretext is not correct.

He's trying to prove a point, sending a message about the usage of federal the power of the federal government versus the states.

That's what this is.

And he could be also trying to provoke Newsom and the Democrats to do something to expand.

So look, if we there's no winners, there's no losers, or there's only losers in this conflict between the Democrats and the Trump administration.

And the roots of the conflict, here's another bomb I'm going to drop on you.

Because I drop brutal truth bombs, right?

Just like that one guy.

I drop brutal truth bombs, just like Ruslan.

Brutal truth bombs.

A brutal truth bomb I'm going to drop on you right now is the reason why there's a conflict.

The reason the Democrats are waging this war on Trump is because of his foreign policy.

Hey, hey, holy fuck, get out of la-la land.

And just, I'm just sharing facts.

I'm not telling you that I think Trump is an anti-imperialist or a threat.

I'm not saying that.

But the Democrats think that Trump is undermining the NATO alliance and that Trump is not being supportive enough of Ukraine and that Trump is disrupting the U.S.

Empire and all these trade policies and tariffs.

And it's pissing them off.

And that's the essence of why the Democrats are upset with Trump is just his foreign policy.

Don't yell at me.

Yell at them.

It's Chuck Schumer who's saying that Trump is abandoning Israel and Ukraine.

He's saying that.

I'm not saying it.

He is.

This is their motivation for doing what they're doing.

It's not mine.

I am not saying anything.

Um a lot of people scream and they cry when I point out these simple and obvious facts.

But here we are.

These are the facts.

The facts are the Democrats are trying to get rid of Trump because they don't like what he's doing with the foreign policy.

And this is why what's going on is going on.

Now and that doesn't mean the motivations of the protesters are rooted in this nefarious agenda.

A lot of these protesters are very sincere actors, especially the Mexican ones.

And it's been they had a lot of rage over the bullshit they've been dealing with with ICE and the stupid immigration system we have for decades now, and this is it's been boiling over, and thi they're unleashing the rage now.

But it's only being unleashed now because the Democrats are exploiting it and they're using it.

And it's sad and it's tragic, but that's the truth.

Cancel me and cry but this is the brutal truth bomb

Is that people are being used as pawns?

They don't know they are, but they are.

And the outcome of this is already predetermined.

You don't like my people being lumped.

Your people are not.

Mexicans are not Democrats.

Again, their subjective motivations have nothing to do with.

How this event is being used politically.

You know, I would love for the American Communist Party to form an alliance with these Mexicans and we could be the channel and we can turn their rage into a political outcome.

I would love that.

But we don't have the ability to do that because that would mean we have to challenge the government, which we can't.

We can't at the level of law.

We cannot.

We don't have the pull the Democrats have.

The Democrats can challenge the government because they are the government, right?

So this is what I'm trying to say.

I'm just trying to explain

Objectively, which I'm not trying to condemn the Mexicans themselves as shills.

as servants, you know.

I'm trying to say that their rage is being exploited by the Democrats and the political meaning is being twisted into serving the Democrats' political agenda.

It's being twisted.

It's an authentic rage and it's very sincere.

But it's being taken and twisted to be turned into something else.

That's what I'm trying to say.

And look, it's happening.

Why?

Because it's being set up.

Because Trump is politicizing it by sending the National Guard.

And look, can I explain to you what happened?

I'm going to give you a rundown of what's been going on.

Please correct me if I'm wrong at any point.

Anyone who would love to correct me, just do so, right?

I'm not.

I'm not uh i impervious to being corrected, okay?

From what I know, there has been nothing new with ice.

Ice has been the same.

And in fact, under Biden it was worse.

Okay, but since Trump got elected

The Democrats started turning a blind eye and allowing anti and encouraging anti-ICE protests.

You know, as a way to kind of foment trouble for the Trump administration.

So when Trump got elected, suddenly ICE, suddenly that's when ICE became evil.

And that's when you started to see, you know, it started to reach the headlines.

Oh my God, they're firebombing Teslas.

And there's all these protests against ICE.

And it's just like 2016.

There was ICE under Obama, there was ICE before Obama.

But because Trump takes power, it changes.

This movement forms.

That changes the meaning of something that was always there, right?

And okay, so this is what happens.

Um

And now there there have been anti ICE protests.

Uh across the country since Trump took power, right?

Okay, so

Uh Occupy type infiltration.

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

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

The ICE anti-ice protest movement was never organic.

If it was organic, it would have predated Trump.

It never predated Trump.

Okay?

Anyway, let me continue.

Um, because a lot of people are not following along here, all right?

Well, okay, so what's going on is that now it's been reactivated because the Orange Man is in power and suddenly the same thing that is happening under Biden suddenly becomes fascism even though nothing changed.

In fact, it's less bad than under Biden.

Now, okay, so these protests are across the t country, right?

Especially in California.

Trump and his administration

Are reacting to that and they go, okay, you want to play it like that, Democrats?

We're just going to show overwhelming force by the federal government to squash this, and we're not even going to tolerate it, and it's going to be totally suppressed.

Huge mistake.

Huge mistake.

Massive political blunder by the Trump administration.

Because he is now relitigating questions of state and federal level governance.

Because it is the responsibility of the states to make sure that there's law and order.

It's usually, see how unprecedented it is.

It's so strange.

It is the states who usually call the National Guard when the police can't do it.

Trump is saying these protests are obstructing the work of a federal agency.

So he's sending the National Guard to facilitate the work of the federal agency ICE, right?

But this is, I mean, he has optically put himself in a scenario.

And we see the images, you see it on the news, where it's like an occupation force is going into LA.

And it's such a terrible situation for Trump politically.

It has emboldened and encouraged the anti-ICE movement.

Like it's never been so catalyzed as now.

And the imagery itself has created the perfect scenario.

For at a national level, widespread civil unrest.

Widespread civil unrest.

And um

This is because of the Trump administration playing into the hands of the Democrats trap, in my opinion.

My my opinion is that.

You see, if the Trump administration were smart, they would simply allow uh ICE to fail in Southern California.

They're really stupid.

It's like if we had a Maoist leadership with w the wise thought of uh Mao Zedong thought, this is a no brainer.

Southern California

Mexican communities and families, and there's such a closeness and togetherness and social solidarity.

It's so organic and natural of everyday common people.

You are you cannot declare war against a people.

You can declare war only against those who you can isolate.

But

Those you can isolate are usually a tiny minority of partisans, right?

When partisans can swim like fish in the sea, like Mao said, they're untouchable.

You can't declare war against the people.

This is why guerrillas always win wars, right?

And ICE, their crusade in Southern it's vain, okay?

You got family members, you have communities, some are citizens, some are not, and you think you're gonna go to Southern California and rigidly enforce the law?

Sorry, buddy, it's not how it works.

Your law is so nice and whatever, but I'm telling you what reality is.

If your law cannot reflect reality, your law is probably all fucked up, right?

That so look, ICE has been going, I guess it's been obstructed in Southern California.

If Trump was smart, he would have said, okay, whatever.

I mean, it's to be expected.

And leave that, right?

But he has created optics for the media and he's created this situation now where he's sending the military and the National Guard and he's declaring war against the Mexicans in Southern California.

He is giving an organic, grassroots, totally natural basis of an anti-federal government movement in this country.

He is empowering it and emboldening it like nothing else.

All because of arrogance, by the way.

All because of arrogance.

So it's a huge political blunder.

But in the interests of political realism, I'm trying to wake people up to the fact we're not going to benefit from it.

No one on the left is going to benefit from this.

The only people who will benefit are the Democrats.

You know, the Democrats will benefit, not us.

We're not organized enough.

We've been trying to organize.

And we've been getting attacked for it pretty relentlessly, by the way, by these leftists for the crime of actually trying to create an alternative to the Democrats.

But in any case, the Democrats are gonna are gonna win from this big time.

Not us.

Some people say, Oh, how should we capitalize?

How should we can't.

There's nothing we can do.

The Democrats can break laws and get away with it.

We can't.

That's the truth, we can't.

Now how we can benefit is um

Taking the opportunity to look, protests are a massive explosion of energy where people go on the sidewalks and the streets and they yell.

We have to have an opposite strategy.

Okay, think of things in the exact opposite direction of that is where we have to be, which is we have to embed ourselves into people's routines, into people's habits.

into their workplaces and and relate to them at that level.

Not at the level of the state of exception, but at the level of the norm.

You build a strong enough foundation at the level of everyday norms of the people

Because everyone's gonna go home at the end of this and feed their kids, which is what human beings do.

Then eventually you will build a solid found you will build a solid foundation and uh base of operations.

We don't have that fully, right?

Solid foundation, solid base of operations.

You don't get that from going on the street.

You get that from going to neighborhoods and workplaces and places that people frequent and that they're there often.

And it's part of the strongest and most powerful force.

in the human race.

Do you know what it is?

Some people think that it's guns.

It's weapons, it's explosions.

That's not true.

The strongest and most powerful.

Source of energy

Among the human race are the habits of human beings at scale.

Habits.

Habits.

Ways of life, these passive things, these are what generate

The real energy.

The real, real energy.

We're not talking about one trillion dollars.

We're talking about hundreds of trillions of dollars, okay?

That is the mainstay of an economy.

That is all of the centralized power.

is derivative of that.

Everyday norms and habits of the people.

That is where everything is.

If you can get a foothold there, beginning even with trade union consciousness, as Lenin put it, if you can get a foothold there, that is where you have to embed yourself.

You have to embed yourself.

Just like Mao said, you have to embed yourself like a fish in the sea.

You don't embed yourself, you're a fish out of water.

And that's no good for anyone.

Think big and think long term.

Don't think in the short term of excitement.

Human beings, we have a nature of being excited by things that are causing a ruckus, like a party or something.

And, oh, we gotta go.

Hey, look, think in the long term of what the outcome is.

Think in the long term.

Have the foresight to see where this is going, because I do.

I had the same mentality in 2020.

Where did that go?

Tell me where 2020 went.

We're back, right?

Tell me where twenty twenty Newsome has just claimed.

Okay, we're gonna switch to React mode.

Uh we're long overdue for that, frankly.

Um let me just grab this.

Hold on.

I want to show you a funny tweet.

Uh okay, Gavin Newsome.

Oh my god, we're going to go on Gavin Newsom's timeline for sure.

All right, I want to show you a funny tweet first, which is Elon Musk saying this is not okay.

Okay, I don't know.

I'm not going to spoil it.

Okay, Elon Musk has some words for this photo.

This is not okay.

Elon, you got to really be humble, my friend.

You are from South Africa.

You're not from this con this guy is the son of the soil.

All right.

Who the fuck are you to say?

He goes, This is not okay.

It's like, this is pretty based, actually.

I'm a big fan of the energy here.

You know, it's like Palestine.

This, you know, people, you know, people call like they call us fascists and they're like, oh, you're nationalists and you're fascists and it's all this.

And it's like, this is what we actually are.

Like, by the national orientation, like, this is what it is.

Mega-based.

You know, like, oh, you're freaking pat socks.

Like, this is a patriot, you know.

Anyway, um

So this is pretty cool actually.

This is really cool.

Uh super cool.

Very cool picture.

Um I don't encourage this for us.

Uh we're observing, okay?

Inside the Emergency Operations Center, run by the County of Los Angeles, here with Governor Gav Newsome.

Governor, thanks for joining us live on MSNBC.

Good be with you.

All right, Newsome, it's pretty crazy.

We're going to be.

Allie, thank you so much.

I'm inside the Emergency Operations Center run by the County of Los Angeles here with Governor Gavinus.

Good to be with you.

So this is, as I said, the Emergency Operations Center.

I wonder how you would characterize the events that are unfolding in Los Angeles right now.

Is it an emergency?

Is it Fox News is calling it the LA riots?

Is it a peaceful protest?

What's happening?

What are you seeing?

Well, I mean, look, Donald Trump has created the conditions you see on your TV tonight.

He's exacerbated the conditions.

He's lit the proverbial match.

Hey, look, look.

No bias, but that's correct.

Trump absolutely is the catalyst.

For ex exasperating uh

What you're seeing.

That's what I just said.

Putting fuel on this fire ever since he announced.

That's true.

It was a previous lawsuit.

Well, under his executive order, specifically notes, and under what the DOD did is they had to coordinate with the governor of the state.

They never coordinate with the governor of the state.

I've worked with the National Guard.

We've deployed.

So look, he's going to challenge it.

Constitutional crisis.

Constitutional crisis.

And then there's going to be different interpretations.

So they're going to call on the National Guard.

If you go with the feds or you go with the federal government, go with the federal government.

You want to go with the state, go with the state.

It's going to be split and divided.

The rest is history, my friends.

Ploy the National Guard.

We did 3 plus thousand folks have been doing logistics work and fire recovery work, and they're fighting the fires, the rattlesnake teams.

We did the same back in George Floyd.

We have no problem working collaboratively on a mutual aid system with local law enforcement, but there's a protocol, there's a process.

He didn't care about that.

And the worst.

Even if nothing transpires from this in particular, it is like it's really foreshadowing.

You know, at best, it's foreshadowing.

Holy shit.

Yeah, a threat to arrest Newsome.

No fucking way.

Mom in the Borders Are said to me yesterday, he did not rule out literally arresting you, nor Mayor Bass, if you interfere in his orders.

You hadn't yet.

He's a tough guy.

Why doesn't he do that?

He knows where to find me.

But you know what?

Lay your hands off four-year-old girls that are trying to get educated.

Lay your hands off these poor people that are just trying to live their lives, man.

Trying to live their lives, paying their taxes.

Been here 10 years.

The fear, the horror, the hell is this guy?

Come after me, arrest me.

Let's just get it over with.

Tough guy.

You know, I don't give a damn, but I care about my community.

I care about this community.

The hell are they doing?

These guys need to grow up, they need to stop, and we need to push back.

And I'm sorry to be so clear, but that kind of blowviating is exhausting.

So, Tom, arrest me.

Let's go.

Damn, he said pull up.

Like a threat, like like like there's gonna be a reaction.

Wow.

Wow.

It's it's it's this is how gangs talk to each other, by the way.

So, this is what I said: the US Civil War is going to be like gang warfare.

This is what it is.

It's already you see, the the US uh gang culture already anticipated everything of how this is gonna work, you know.

We talked for almost twenty minutes and he barely this issue never came up.

I mean, I kept trying to talk about LA.

Democracy is in the balance.

Ah, well, I hate being right, guys, because if I'm right, that means we're yeah, but if I'm wrong, that means we're all fine and we, you know, it's every it's all great.

But if I'm right, it's mmm, not good, you know, and I am right.

I'm being proven right.

I thought there was gonna be this in the election season.

Or after December, November, but um, at if Kamala won, to be fair, she didn't.

But I've said the Civil War is coming, uh, and this is it.

Let you want to talk about all these other issues.

We had a very decent conversation.

When was this?

This was late Friday night, I think about 1:30 plus his time.

After the protests had started after the protests, and he never once brought up the National Guard.

He's a stone-cold liar.

He said he did.

Stone-cold liar.

Never did.

It was a very civil conversation.

I've always wanted it's fascinating because California is so different.

Look, you know what?

I'm a big fan of geopolitics and geography, right?

And.

How they're related.

And naturally, the USA is, you know, b past the Rocky Mountains, there is a geographic barrier that has created the ripe conditions and circumstances for, you know, the genesis of a different

Country potentially, you know, and California has become that in a lot of ways.

Now, is it a different nation in our theory?

No.

But

It is sufficiently distinguished from the rest of the USA that it could absolutely assert itself independently and secede.

And it would make sense for California, for the people there.

And it's that different from the rest of the country.

It really is.

It's very different, you know, from the rest of America.

It's it's there's something about it very different.

And and they could secede.

And um

Now, you know, we don't want that, but...

The the the USA does not have a clear national uh self-consciousness, right?

So

You know, um

The way in which the federal government is interfering in California, it's like a hostile foreign occupation.

Is it not?

It's like a a i it it really seems that way.

It's like a foreign occupation.

It's like a foreign invasion of the federal government going and occupying a different country.

That's the vibe it gives me, you know?

I wanted to approach engagement with the President of the United States in a respectful and responsible way.

But there's no working with the President.

There's only working for him.

And I will never work for Donald Trump.

This is literally like a Hoi 4 mod.

This is like the foreshadowing within a Hoi 4 mod.

Like, granted, I don't know a lot about Hoi 4, but it's like I hear people use it in that context a lot.

And it's like, this is the foreshadowing cutscene in a fucking Hoi 4 mod, okay?

Did this is foreshadowing, like this angle, this is a cutscene.

I'm not even kidding, this is like a fucking cutscene.

Watch this cutscene again.

That's foreshadowing.

That's one hundred percent of a cutscene that foreshadows the Civil War uh scenario and the Hoi 4 mod.

That is literally what it is, okay?

That is an incredible level of foreshadowing.

Back damn.

I mean, this is this discourse is incredible.

This is so unprecedented.

It's very unprecedented discourse.

Max has been here 10 years.

The fear, the horror.

The hell is this guy?

Come after me.

All right, I already showed you that.

Hold on.

Newsome is just retweeting a lot of shit.

People who are okay.

I think we didn't see this one yet.

What's your message to those people who are out there tonight?

Not the peaceful protesters that are out there protesting for the rights of immigrants, but for the people that are doing damage to buildings, to law enforcement, etc.

Well, they're doing more than damage to buildings and to property.

They're potentially damaging the very foundation of our republic.

Democracy is in the balance.

You know, all the people that call Haas crazy, where are they now?

You know?

It's just like they call me crazy, but I just tell it how it is, and it happens exactly like how I said it would.

I mean, you're seeing these authoritarian tendencies now are being acted out by this administration, and we're case in point.

This is this is crazy.

This is like not a united government.

It's really not a meme anymore.

It's real.

You don't see them talk the authoritarian.

This is crazy.

This is it's all happening like I said it would.

As it relates to nationalizing, federalizing the National Guard, threatening now to put in Marines.

So I hope these people would pause and just consider.

Now, some of them, they want that kind of chaos.

Some ways, they're adjacent to where Donald Trump is.

But the peaceful protesters, we want to keep them safe.

We want them to exercise their fundamental rights.

We want to keep those that are enforcing the laws in a respectful and responsible way also safe.

But Donald Trump needs to pull back.

He needs to stand down.

Donald Trump is inflaming these conditions.

This is Donald Trump's problem right now, and if he can't solve it, we will.

Ah.

My bad.

Uh this is um

This is really fucking crazy.

I've been to LA, and this is not shocking to me at all.

I've seen this happen.

Uh not really crazy.

I mean, I I've seen this.

This is

Is this a federal car or a a state?

California Highway Patrol.

Yeah, that doesn't surprise.

I've seen these cars get smashed with windows and

Wow, look at what he's saying.

This is like Star Wars.

It's like Trump is Palpatine and this guy is uh

I don't know.

He's going, don't take Trump's bait.

Trump wants chaos, and he's instigated violence.

Stay peaceful and focused.

Don't give him the excuse he's looking for.

Wow.

Um

Oh my god, this is crazy.

The only reason, and again, I have to constantly emphasize Trump's massive political blunder that's a pure result of arrogance.

The only reason this is happening is because there's an organic sentiment among the Mexican community in Los Angeles and in Southern California that is mobilized against this.

They are the decisive, the people determine everything.

It's not extremists.

It's not extremists, it's everyday Mexicans in LA and in Southern California.

You poke the fucking beehive, you piss them off.

That's not an ideology, these are not leftists ideologists.

Some of them are there and they're scattered about, but they're not the movers, they're not the drivers.

The driving animus and force behind what's going on is the Mexican community in LA itself.

I cannot emphasize that enough, to be honest.

It needs to be strongly, strongly emphasized constantly that this is not.

If you are illegal, you get deported.

Cry about it.

A ballad?

Ballot, I don't know what to tell you, you fucking idiot, but

You know laws are just created by people, right?

And they're created to serve people.

So, you know, if you have entire communities that have been here, like in California, like LA, I probably you've probably never been to LA.

If you've been to LA, you've been to law you've been to Southern California, and you're saying every single illegal Mexican needs to be rounded up and deported, you're either a psychopath or you've never fucking been there.

You know, this is this is why I hate formalism.

Because I will go to Donbass and see the Russians in Donetsk City and across the Donbass

And I will meet them and talk to them and see them and witness them.

And then I see idiots who go, this belongs to Ukraine.

Really?

No, the people determine everything.

The people are the motor of history.

The people are the motor of history.

If your laws cannot keep up with the people, your laws must be changed to reflect the realities of the people.

You don't crucify people on the cross of outdated, dysfunctional laws that don't apply to the particular circumstances.

I'm totally fine.

deporting uh criminals.

I'm not even that strongly poised against the deportation of illegals who, you know, come from halfway across the world.

But when you're talking about Southern California and LA

And these are people's relatives, and it's just so normal and natural.

You're basically the asshole here.

You know, you're going, you're reaching big time.

If you've been you've been here fifty plus years, okay, so twenty years is is not enough.

Ten years is not enough, being a hard working member of society in in Los Angeles.

So let me tell you wa uh okay, Ballad.

Let me tell you about you, Ballad, right?

Let's say your name is Jose, okay?

Your name's Jose.

And you're going, you know, you I don't know what happened, you hopped the border from Baja, California.

And now you live with your extended family, Pablo, and and and you live with your abuela, and it it's a big extended family under one roof.

And you you're a hard worker now.

And

You are the role model of your nieces and your nephews.

You got kids.

Um, you're a cornerstone of your family.

Okay, you're a cornerstone of your community.

A lot of them are legal, they're citizens, not all of them are, but it's one family, it's one community, okay?

You mean to tell me that it makes sense for ICE to go in while they're all having a barbecue.

They're going to go in, grab him, and drag him by his feet, throw him in a van, and deport him.

Just because some stupid thing on the books says he's illegal and he's been here for 10 years.

You are going to sit here and tell me that's normal.

You think that's normal?

Not a role model if you're breaking laws and can you shut the hell up?

'Cause you don't you know, these people they don't know about history.

So I lose my patience with them.

But to be patient with you, okay, which you haven't deserved it because you're going all caps.

This is not how it works in the world.

How it works in the world is that borders are not that strictly porous in border regions.

Sorry, they're not that strict in border regions.

You're not breaking laws.

There are natural laws of civilization that take precedence over frivolous laws that are created bureaucratically and formalistically.

The laws you're talking about are not natural laws.

They are formalistic bureaucratic laws that trifle and meddle and and and just obstruct the natural normal flow of civilizations, okay?

Natural law, like for example, let's say they made a law saying it's okay to murder.

Okay, we have a sense of what the real law is.

We're not going to stand for that.

So, just because something is on paper doesn't mean it's just and it's justice.

Justice is something natural.

Justice doesn't come from pieces of paper.

You understand?

Justice comes from the imminent laws of civilization and the wisdom of human beings coexisting with each other for millennia.

Uh they're only not strict because of weak bitches.

That's not true, okay.

I uh you go to Southeast Asia, you go to Middle Eastern count they don't have this thing you're talking about where it's that strict.

And by the way, look, let me tell you another thing.

About the natural laws of civilizations.

Natural laws of civilization, right?

Um you have this dumb idea in your head that these reflect laws on pieces of paper, right?

So you tell me, how was the U.S.

justified in taking California in the first place?

Or what about the Western Expansion where they massacred all the Indians?

They just killed them and massacred them, took all the land.

Tell me what laws on the books made that okay.

Because don't our laws say murder is illegal and theft is illegal?

We took the land from the Indians and they were slaughtered.

So what laws justified that?

Tell me.

Since you love the law so much and the law is so important to you.

Go ahead.

Tell me about how the law is the dri in the driver's seat of real history.

Conquered, conquered.

Alright, and and and and uh

There you go.

I don't blame him for wanting it back, but we wanted to port 'em!

You know, it's like

So why should he give a fuck?

You're saying he's a bad person for not giving a fuck about the stupid immigration law.

I gave you a scenario of a natural family living here.

One of the cornerstone of their family, and he's a role model.

He's so important.

He's been here.

He's hardworking.

He's a good guy 10 years.

And you want to go deport him.

And you're saying it's okay because, well, he's a bad because he broke the law.

And it's like, you just said.

You can kill and murder and steal if it's conquered, right?

So get your moralizing and your law moralizing out of here, okay?

I mean, you clearly don't give a fuck about any of that.

Just say what you want to say.

Say that you hate Mexicans.

That's what you really want to say.

He's not a bad person.

We have laws and we need borders.

No.

Yeah, we do.

I agree.

We have laws and we need borders.

So we need to change our laws to be more realistic.

and apply to unique circumstances.

So for example, we should have strict enforcement only when we get to the root of the the problem.

The root of the problem is the importation of cheap labor and chaos.

We need sovereign agreements that are bilateral between countries, and that way we'll have order and reason when it comes to the immigration.

So, for example, we negotiate an agreement with a country about the population flow.

Once we get that settled,

Then we can start talking about, okay, anyone who crosses is a criminal.

They get deported.

It's all rational.

It all makes sense.

But right now, that's not how it works.

Right now, you have the capitalist class importing a bunch of cheap labor, tricking people to come.

And then we torture and punish them after they've made a life living here already for a crime that wasn't theirs.

And then, you know, you have another thing, which is that in circumstances like Southern California, we absolutely should have bilateral agreements with Mexico that regulate and recognize the reality that's already there, which is that, you know, a lot of Mexicans are in Southern California.

Let's have unique bilateral agreements that make exceptions and make deals.

And that's how it's got to be, you know?

A realistic uh no, I never said open borders.

I didn't say give it back to Mexico.

I said realistic bilateral policies, which make exceptions based on the real circumstances we're dealing with.

Yeah.

It's that s there's a natural flow of population that is based in the reality of civilization.

It's not based in an agenda necessarily.

That's just vagary.

Well

Yeah, it is fucking vague because you don't go and get into the details

On a fucking kick livestream.

What's vagary?

It's like it is normal for Mexicans to be in California.

That's not an abnormal thing.

It's totally normal.

There's nothing abnormal about that.

Nobody said open borders.

We never said that.

Nobody said give it back to Mexico.

Nobody said that either.

But you don't get to fucking go in.

You don't get to go in.

To a place that already exists.

Where there's already a civilization, there's already a people there.

You go in and you say, This doesn't reflect these outdated laws.

Everybody's got to pack it up.

And you don't fucking do that.

They're already there, they're living their lives in California.

That's how it is.

You don't get to fucking go in and rearrange everything.

You don't live there, you don't know what's going on.

You know?

You say that you live in LA, I don't know where you live.

Trump has the mandate of the people.

The pe the people voted for mass deportations.

You know, um.

The unilateral implementation of mass deportation is unrealistic.

That's just the truth.

It's not realistic, you know.

Um

Mass deport a lot of people agree with the mass deportation of criminals.

People that are doing no good for society.

People who are very much not interested in contributing to this land in any way.

That's the mandate.

That's what he ran on.

If ordinary people were given the scenario I just gave you of Jose with his extended family as a and he's been here for 10 years, is it reasonable for him to be dragged into a van and and and and deported?

No, it's not.

Most people would say that's not reasonable, right?

Now, if you ask people about criminals and people who are not of course they want them to be deported, that's the mandate.

Well, it's happening.

Seems pretty real.

It's not.

It's not.

Because look what's going on now in California.

Look what's going on.

You think it's going to go smoothly?

It's not going to go smoothly.

It's going to be Civil War.

It's going to be Civil War.

Yeah, you know, you're talking about people in Ohio.

You're talking about towns in Ohio

And have never met anyone on the other side of the Mississippi, so to speak, you know.

Um.

As a figure of speech.

They've never met anyone, you know, uh

Beyond their cornfield,

And, you know, they you know, suddenly, you know, fifty thousand people from some very foreign country come and move in.

And it's so very sudden

And it confuses them and it it causes problems, okay?

That's not the same as as Southern California and and and uh uh Mexicans being in Los Angeles and San Diego.

I think this is bait.

I think this is bait.

You know, this is this is some kind of civil war.

Newsom's constantly saying, Don't give Trump what he wants, stay peaceful.

Yikes.

Oh my god.

Um

Protests provoked by chaos from Washington.

This

The Civil War movie is happening, I don't know what to tell.

This is.

Am I crazy, or what have you has anyone ever seen anything like this?

I've never seen anything like this.

I have never ever seen anything like hold on, this is separate, but this is a clip.

Wow.

I'll call you later.

Yeah, by you later.

Yeah.

Alright, anyway, I have never seen this before.

This is crazy.

This is like

We respond to protests provoked by chaos from Washington.

You know, you know, Haas Haas is always a a big

Supporter and and um

Warrior of the people.

I'm a big

I support the people.

I'm a voice of the people.

And that's why I support the MAGA people in the Midwest.

I do.

I support the I support the American workers.

In Michigan who are pro-Trump.

But you know what?

I also support the Mexicans in California, you know?

Because the whole common denominator is to be loyal to the people.

And some of you Maga people.

I'm sorry, but you're you're you you you

You've got no understanding of California.

You're walking into a room.

You had no business being there.

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

California, you don't know the people of California, California.

It's not like the Midwest.

It's different.

There's different circuit, it's different conditions, you know?

And you're taking a vain anti-people like you think you're gonna just go and deport this guy in LA.

You're not, you're not, you're not.

It's not happening.

It's not happening.

Deport him!

Department, you have no say.

You have no say.

California may as well be a different fucking country at this point.

You have no say.

It's so radically different from the rest of the country.

That you taking this position, you look like a whining bitch to me.

I do nothing but mock and make fun of stupid screaming and whining lip tards for a long time.

I've done that.

But you guys on the right look like whining, crying bitches to me when you think you're going to go to LA and California and manage and control and decide everything.

Because you don't understand how different it is.

You know, the the the people determine everything, no matter what.

You don't understand the people that live in Southern California.

You don't understand the unique circumstances and conditions, okay?

So you think that you're gonna apply the same logic that you would in Ohio, you're gonna do that in California.

You're not, I promise.

You sound like vain.

You sound like idiotic, you know?

And you're playing into an agenda, which is civil war.

You're an idiot.

This is a tragedy how it's.

It's a tragedy.

It's like a tragedy what's going on because both sides are getting impassioned.

It's a tragic conflict that is avoidable in an abstract sense, but and realistically, it's not avoidable, right?

But, you know, um.

If we were in power, we would simply recognize the unique uniquely different circumstances and conditions in this country.

Wouldn't uh have this bureaucratic formalist policy we apply unilaterally.

I mean,

This Civil War is going to be a tragedy 'cause it's gonna demonize

Americans who don't need to be demonized, okay?

Trump supporters, worker, working Trump supporters, they're going to be demonized.

Um, Californians, Mexicans in California, they're gonna be demonized too.

And

People are going to be made to hate each other that would otherwise not hate each other if it wasn't for this misunderstanding.

You know, there's a there's a communication barrier that could be easily solved through communism, through our leadership and mediation.

You know, but um

They got to go back.

LA must be returned.

So this guy's name is CoolGuy1488.

And I got nothing else to say.

He said that LA has to return to the pre-60s majority white demographic.

And I hear shit like that.

And I'm like, you are a you're genocidal.

You are advocating literal genocide at that point.

You know, it's not realistic.

Because you can claim that, but then it will start an armed instance.

There will be Hamas in Los Angeles, Mexican Hamas.

In Los Angeles, and you're going to be the IDF, and that's what you're going to be dealing with.

Okay, so good luck with that, buddy.

Not gonna happen, not gonna happen, you know.

He's like, it's it's Zionism, Zionism.

That's what it reminds me of.

We're gonna turn LA and Southern California, we're gonna deport all the Mexicans and make it all white.

Zionism.

You want this violent, abrupt, unnatural, and alien mutilation of a people from land and just on the basis of your stupid fucking nonsense in your head, your stupid ideology in your own head.

And that's Zionism.

That's exactly the Zionist way.

That's the Zionist way.

What historical civil war you know, that's that's a very good question, but I don't think there's precedent for this.

I don't think there's any civil war in history.

This will be an absolutely unique one.

LA was 92% white.

Okay, and it's not anymore.

So, what do you?

I don't know what you're trying to say.

Um

You are a fucking creep, you know that?

You're one of those actual fucking creeps who actually like fantasizes about.

Oh why?

And you're like one of those bap I don't know, fucking weirdos who like

You aestheticize Abercrombie models and you're like, This is the white race, this is Agartha and you're literally just like using models.

You're literally just like using like models and actors and actresses and like, This is the white race and it's Agartha.

You're one of those fucking weird creeps that aestheticize ethnicities, but it's not even an ethnicity, it's just this really uncanny valley like.

Um you know and nineteen nineties Abercrombie fictional universe

Of you know the the white race, and it's literally just like some fake made-up uh a Agartha, you know, I don't know.

You're a fucking do you know what the truth of you can I tell you cool guy what your real ideology is um it's just nihilism and genocide and death you just want to kill people and murder them because you're a sadist and you want to just torture people and you could just say that you don't have to hide it behind an ideology you can just say that you just want to exterminate and annihilate and cause pain um because zionists they're the same zionists they you know they can claim what they want but at the end of the day they are murderous genocidal nihilists who just want to exti extinguish and kill and that's what that's their whole vibe you know

And tortured, that's the most important thing.

They want to torture, right?

Uh torture, kill, and cause suffering.

And you for some reason you want to do this.

You have you have these sick, sick, sick fetishes and fantasies in your head.

You're very sick in the head.

Very sick in the head.

Very sick.

Trust me when I I can see this.

You're very sick in the head.

Ah, very sick.

Very twisted.

Twisted and twisted and sick, sick, sick in the head

You know, a reasonable human being goes to San Diego and sees all the Mexicans and goes.

You know.

I love tacos.

I love whatever.

You know, this is great.

Whatever.

This is the people here.

This is how they are.

That's what a reasonable person does.

A reasonable person goes to Los Angeles and just sees all the Mexicans and just, yeah, this is the land here.

This is how it is, you know?

But it's really a hateful fucking.

You're in, you know, you go to San Diego, you go to LA.

Imagine what a loser you are.

You go to these places and you're like, everything here should be extra hated.

And it should only be the white race here.

And it's, it's a.

And you're like, actually, a psycho, like a fucking freak.

You're like a weird freak, you know, at war with humanity itself.

Like a normal per like a straight up, you don't, and this is not like about being like a crazy blue-hair leftist, okay?

This is just about being a normal fucking person.

A normal person goes to Southern California and sees the Mexicans there and is like, This is totally normal and chill.

Like, this makes sense.

Like, this is the vibe.

This is like, this is like we're pretty close to Mexico right now.

It's pretty uh.

It's pretty uh oh and Volk has a nuke.

Most Los Angeles residents identified as white but were majority Spanish speaking.

Wow.

So that's a nuke.

Anyway, look, it doesn't even matter because it's like

If you're angry at the fact that LA and San Diego are mostly Mexican, you're a cuck.

I don't know what to tell you.

Like, what do you what do you think?

What do you think?

Who do you think is living there?

Like, what do you think is life?

Your whole notion of civilization is all fucked up and wrong.

You literally have this idea.

You could just wipe out and exterminate.

Like people that are just naturally and organically living somewhere and just replace them with your own ideal of of what the superior race is.

You are a you are a a freak.

I don't know what to tell you.

You're not normal.

You're not a normal person, okay?

It's Zionism.

That's totally Zionism 101.

Okay.

A normal, reasonable person goes, you know, it's normal.

It's totally normal there.

It's just how it is.

Um.

That's it.

You know, you d y you you have this um

Unreasonable worldview, you know, and to sustain such an extremely unreasonable worldview, you have to be sick in the head.

You have to be a hateful person, you know.

And Americans, you know, um

Miami Cubans, when I never said I'm against deporting some people, you know, you know, I uh first of all, no one said that.

That's the thing.

I am for the political deportation of politically reactionary groups who only come to, you know,

Rope us into foreign wars and conflicts, uh, you know, whether they came from um waves of uh you know anti-communist immigrants that came.

I'm fully for the deportation, mass deportation, even of such groups.

I am uh for the deportation of criminals.

Um, I'm not against deportation as a principle, I'm just a reasonable human being who understands that you know, dragging a Mexican uncle by his feet from his family.

When he's been living there for fifteen years, just because he doesn't have his papers is extremely unreasonable and unnatural and not normal.

In LA and in San Diego, you know.

Um

I think that's a very reasonable position.

You know, I have a very reasonable world view.

Um

I don't think Syrians um should be taken and and and brought to you know to to I I don't think we should import five hundred thousand Syrians to live in um you know, to live in Idaho.

I think that would n cause a lot of disharmony, you know?

Especially, you know, when I say Syrians, I mean the FSA supporters in particular.

Um, I'm definitely against that.

And I I think they should be deported.

I think that the uh and all al Qaeda supporters should be deported.

I'm fully for that.

What about immigrants from other Latin American countries?

Well,

Look, I

I am like super

No nuance when it comes to California or Texas and Mexico.

There's no nuance for me, k?

Mass deportation of Mexicans in such places is like unthinkable to me, right?

Now if someone proposes deporting um

Other groups that live in places with no geographic connection.

I am hesitant and I'm skeptical because I think that.

Uh it could be very inhumane, you know, but I'm not gonna be as adamant as I am about this, you know.

I'm very adamant about being against mass deportations of Mexicans in places where Mexicans have been for a long time and just

Is very normal for them to be there, you know.

It's just like, I, you know what I mean by that?

Like,

Should Lustun Landunistanis be deported?

Yeah.

Just like neo-Nazis should be.

Also

I'm a geopolitical realist, I'm a geographic realist.

I'm not an unreasonable person.

I'm not someone who says open borders.

I'm not someone I'm very realistic.

But as a very realistic person, anyone who is getting a hard on for ice in Los Angeles is a fucking idiot who is very unrealistic and unreasonable, you know?

There are plenty of apolitical Cubans in Miami.

Oh, no, I'm aware.

I'm aware.

But, um,.

I do think that foreign advocacy lobbies should be outlawed.

I'm certain of that.

Foreign advocacy out uh lobbies, any lobbying should be outlawed, right?

Uh so that's the first thing.

Um

Uh, parents are born in Romania and Belgrade.

Look, I don't, I'm not.

I don't.

I feel like there's, are you legal?

You know, like, if

I am a legal citizen.

Um

I'm a legal citizen.

And I definitely don't have ancestry in this land.

Uh but here I am, you know, uh fate brought me here for a reason, you know, because I have to teach everyone civilization, that's why I'm here.

I was sent here from Babylon and Ashur and uh

you know, from Akkad and Phoenicia and Assyria and

You know, I was sent here from the Medes and, you know, I can I can go on and list everything.

I was, you know, I was sent here from the Sumerians and I was sent here to basically teach people what civilization is, you know.

And I'm not going anywhere, by the way.

As much as, you know.

As much as there are uh

You know, a lot of the Fed wreckers, traitors against our party, their whole M.O.

is like, you're an Arab and you're not a real American.

And like, they're getting cheerleaded by all these leftists because they're a bunch of fascists, by the way.

They're neo-Nazis, you know?

And I have to tell all of them, the neo-Nazis, the ones that are pretending to be leftists to dupe them.

All of them, you know, it's like you keep saying you're going to deport me and I'm brown, I don't belong here, and all this shit.

But.

I'm staying.

I'm not going anywhere.

I'm staying.

I'm staying.

All right.

I'm staying here.

And, you know.

I don't know.

It's like uh

I'm staying and um that's that.

I don't know what else to say.

Uh I don't know like w how else I should react.

I'm staying, you know?

Um

I don't think I'm a very parochial person.

Do you guys think I'm very parochial?

Do you guys think I have a small ethno ethnocentric outlook where I'm just trying to basically like

Make it all about my tribe.

'Cause I don't think I do.

I think I'm a very enlightened man.

I think I'm very worldly and enlightened.

I think I'm a very enlightened man.

I think I'm very um

Very enlightened, you know, very reasonable, very much in reality, very much not exaggerating the importance of Lebanon in America or making it all about me.

Very much um

I am very much very American, to be honest.

There's only two possibilities.

I'm either American or I am a.

Well, maybe there's three possibilities.

The first possibility is that I'm just an American.

The second possibility is that I'm a backwoods parochial Lebanese guy.

I don't think I am.

The third possibility is that I'm one of these strange um

Eurasian um

Going globetrotters that just kind of are we're everywhere.

We're in Colombia.

We just travel everywhere.

We're always going to Dubai and Istanbul and we're just kind of we're game in the world, basically, right?

Um.

Very worldly, very like glo true globalist.

Um

FIFA World Cup, you know?

Now, I don't know if I'm like that either though, you know?

But I am definitely uh

I don't know if I'm li I'm there there is a Eurasian um strong Eur it is true, I c I could go anywhere, I could go and fit in anywhere, that's the truth.

I could go to Colombia and and but you know, I'll always be American because

Um

Well, this is the land of opportunity.

Can I tell you the truth?

This is the land of opportunity.

And as a crazy man, I'm not going to claim that I have long ancestry here.

I'm just going to tell it to you this way: This is the land of opportunity, and this is the only country where.

My theory can be tested.

How about that?

This is the only where my theory of Mongol modernity and Eurasian uh this is the land of opportunity and I have a chance to uh

You know.

To fulfill the dream.

There's nowhere else in the world, okay?

I go anywhere else in the world with my ideas.

They shoot me in the head on site.

I want everyone to know that.

Anywhere in the world.

Just 'cause of how out there my world view is.

I don't submit to authority.

I don't submit to anything.

Uh, well, God, yes.

But I don't submit to authority.

I don't.

I'm not in the pecking order, I'm not in any hierarchy, I'm not gonna bow to any state.

I'm here to build a state.

Or help build a state, right?

This is the only country, honestly, this is the only country in the world.

Where I have actual followers.

And I could have followers in Eastern Europe and Russia and Eurasia and the Middle East.

Absolutely, I could.

But I would run afoul with the authorities.

And absolutely, I would.

And if I was in Slovakia doing what I'm doing, I could get a lot of followers, sure.

But I would run afoul with the authorities for sure.

If I was in Iran and I was doing what I was doing, absolutely, I would run afoul with the because there's so much corruption on the other side of the world.

So much corruption that you start ticking off the established powers that be when you have a new and revolutionary idea.

Are well thinking.

You have a new and revolutionary idea.

So you start pissing off and ticking off the gatekeepers, right?

It's the same in our country.

It's the same in our country.

Don't get me wrong.

But our country doesn't have the asabiya.

It doesn't have a tribal parochial level of corruption where it doesn't have that.

It doesn't have these this rigged tribal thing where it's like

The gatekeepers in our country are institutional gatekeepers.

But

That is they are they are not as much of a formidable obstacle to doing what I'm doing, right, as if I was somewhere else because our country is so young that the fundamentals of how to create a new community and create a new

Social um

dimension of of whatever, you know.

That is not so easily gatekept.

There's a lot of opportunity there, right?

If you go anywhere else in the world, oftentimes you have like these village chiefs, you have the chief of whatever, and it's like they'll fucking block you and stop you.

They'll shoot you and kill you, like the mafia or something, like Sicily and you know, the communists in Sicily being hunted by the mafia.

It's like you deal with that.

And the rest of the world, that's what you deal with.

You go and you try to be a communist in Greece or well, you know, they have rich experience there already, but the other side of the world, they have this feudal thing going on where these motherfuckers who are corrupt, you run afoul with them, they shoot you in the head, they stab you in the back, you can't do it.

We don't have the feudalism.

That's really what I could say.

We don't have the feudalism in this country.

So I'm here.

I'm in the place that has no feudalism.

Uh I'm in the country with no feudalism.

And that's the only place I could be doing what I'm doing and with the ideas that I have.

And some people say, Oh, it's 'cause of the freedom you know No, it's not.

It's we're just as much authoritarian as anywhere else, but we don't have the feudalism.

See, most of the authoritarianism of other countries comes from the tribal bullshit, you know?

The under the ra you know, the the reason they're gonna arrest you, and it's not because you broke the law, it's because some chief of some tribe of some family or some big boss or some guy you're you're meddling in his operations, so he sends the cops to go and you know, you try to go organize in uh Romania.

With the workers of Romania.

Go go to the factories in Romania, organize the workers.

You know what's gonna happen?

The big bosses who own the factories, they're gonna be sitting there with cigars.

Get rid of this guy.

They're gonna fucking get the cops and they're gonna come and fucking shoot you in the head.

And the only way you win is through Enver Hoza Guerrilla War You need a fucking guerrilla war.

And fucking unify the tribes and smash the feudal lords and all that shit.

That's why they have to fucking do that.

You think fucking Albania was easy?

Why do you think the Albanians were so brutal?

Because it was just like that, and then Hoxha came and he fucking beat the shit out of these people and he unified his nation, made it a great nation, right?

Well, thankfully, here we don't even have the issue of the feudalism, right?

So, uh, yeah.

I'm a big fan of Hoja, by the way.

So.

Anyway guys, what a wonderful great stream.

Yeah, and the CIA backs these thugs and you know how it is.

That's just how it is.

That's just how it is.

So, no, I'm not being deported.

It's not happening.

Uh I'm here.

I was molded by the post-feudal.

Uh

Well what can I say?

The open horizon

Anyway

Anyway, I think we're ending the stream 'cause it's really late.

It's really late, but guys

You know what I want to say?

How crazy was it?

We started out 765 subs.

We're already at 836.

Name one other streamer.

One other streamer.

Who is this successful?

Two-hour stream.

And nearly a hundred subs.

Okay?

Think on that.

Kaiser.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Proportionately, okay?

Proportionately, proportionally.

Most of them, that's not true.

I only have four to five hundred viewers.

Keep that in mind.

I stream once three times a week.

If only for two hours most of the time.

No one is this, nobody is this successful.

If you run those numbers, nobody is this successful.

By the way, I want to.

This is, you guys remind me, one last thing I'm going to say.

You know, I was really inspired before my stream started.

I was watching the Spader report, and I couldn't believe the analysis from Douglas, and it really.

Yo!

MV with the ten.

Holy fuck.

Thank you, Corvid.

Thank you.

But last thing I'm going to say, the Spader report was so moving because the way Douglas was describing the dynamics of how the regulations on crypto in California will affect the supply lines.

And he's talking about how Newsom's crypto regulations fit in with the DOD spending bill.

And he's basically threading it all together, talking about so many different things.

And the Spader, I have to say, the Spader report, it is incredibly high-quality newscasting.

All right.

I don't know what else to call it.

Douglas, he's going places.

Douglas Spader, he is absolutely so insightful.

Jimmy Capitalism, thank you so much.

I want you guys to save some subs for when you watch the Spader report, you know.

Uh we have to support the Spader report because we can't let the Spader report go offline.

It airs every day at nine PM.

And it's like Douglas is like yeah, he's like the new Mario Knoffal of Kick.

Um

We gotta keep it going because it's every day at 9 p.m.

the Spader report.

Osos, what's up?

People say it's AI.

What do they mean it's AI?

How could Douglas Spader be AI?

Douglas Spader is not AI, all right?

Douglas Spader.

is he just got a contract with Rumble, okay?

So I don't know how he could be AI.

Is Rum is does Rumble give contracts to AI?

I don't think so.

Okay.

Douglas is the alt media superstar rising, number one crypto bricks analyst in the game.

And that's really it what it is, you know.

Anyone anyone who says otherwise is cop coping.

Anyway, guys, I'm gonna um do a recap of the Spader report and rewatch the VOD.

So I will see you guys Tuesday

And yeah.