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Welcome, everyone.

I am finally back.

I got back last night, actually, quite late, quite late because I was held up, as you know, by now.

And I have a very, very long story I'd like to share with you about what's happened over the past four or five days.

Strap in, you know, this is a crazy story, as King Vaughan would say.

You know, this is a crazy story, okay?

Uh, OR, what's up?

So, we're gonna take it from the top.

I'm gonna tell you guys about what I did in Lebanon, what I saw.

Stralistani, what's going on?

I'm going to tell you guys about, you know, what I saw in Lebanon.

I'm going to tell you guys about who was with us in our group that turned out to actually effectively be a Zionist agent.

More on that.

I'm going to tell you guys about, you know, the funeral, the whole experience of the Jets with their low flyover maneuver to intimidate the crowd.

Finally, I'll tell you guys the really surreal and hilarious story about my detention at the Detroit airport, which it's the best for last, to be honest.

But we got to take it from the top, and I got to tell you about everything, you know.

I've noticed that...

Well, I don't like to acknowledge negative things because I'm such a positive person.

But I've noticed that while I was gone, there was a total Libtard meltdown.

Amila, thank you so much.

If you're not caught up on the lore, you know, the anti-ACP cult got outed as a child grooming cult.

That was harboring a very disgusting person who in their own words was selling um things to children.

Emil, I appreciate you.

And so what the CIA has done, we think, is that they've gone from this low-level cult of retards to a more, they've activated their higher-level agents in the so-called alt media sphere, including with Danny Shaw.

Danny Shaw is in group chats with these people.

He's collaborating with them.

And these are people like Fiorella Isabel and Vanessa Hughes or whatever her name is.

And then that other retarded guy, Sweeney, something Sweeney, the RT journalist.

who called into question that I was in fact shelled in Donetsk and then looked like a fucking retard in front of the world when I actually shared the video of me being shelled to the entire world.

And then he was silent and said nothing.

By the way, that guy actually came to dinner, stopped by, and I didn't know it was him.

I had no idea this was him.

Had I known it was him, I would have confronted him about why he's calling me a liar when there's video footage vindicating that I was telling the truth.

And this is something Danny Shaw used in his defamatory article, by the way.

Anyway, so this is a whole clique.

It's Vanessa something, Fiorella, or whatever.

These people were in Lebanon.

Um, to grift off of the funeral, frankly.

And they were there.

And I'm gonna talk about that.

I don't wanna focus on the negative.

I wanna talk about the trip.

First of all, Lebanon is a very beautiful country.

I very much

Good pro, what's going on, brother?

Appreciate you.

I very much um

Uh, appreciated that country and its people, and being there, and so on.

And well, I was born and raised in America.

Uh, I have familiarity with the culture because of my family background, and um, you know, my parents came to America when they were seven and nine years old, or seven and twelve years old, something like that.

They came here when they were kids, and um, they came here.

You know

I have a very interesting family background, by the way.

Um let's just say I have ancestry with Resistance before the yellow guys were there.

Um

Uh, you know, I could just tell you openly, my grandfather was on Israel's kill list.

It's one of it's the reason, the reason he came to the States.

Um, America was never a country he wanted to go to out of pride, you know.

He never wanted to come, but he was on Israel's kill list.

So he came to the US to fight for his rights here because he said, Well, who's funding Israel?

You know, it's the US.

So I I don't have rights here, you know, I have to go to to have rights as a human being, I have to go to America and l and and litigate or or uh take up my case and and defend myself, you know, like uh defend my dignity and so on.

And um, you know, I I think he had a vision and he had a dream, you know, of coming to America, the the source of power.

And it's so paradoxical because America is the country that was funding Israel and it's a geopolitical enemy in some respects.

But on the other hand, you know, America was still the most powerful I mean, I the Soviet Union was arguably more powerful militarily, but not economically.

And um you know there's a dream that

Maybe he had the dream, I don't know.

But maybe that maybe

the story could be told in this country, you know, and the people in this country could wake up and see the truth about what our government is funding, what our tax dollars are going to, you know.

And that's how I think of it, you know.

But in any case, I had a very pleasant experience.

I went to the south.

The South, uh, you know, and and by the way, guys, the whole communist thing, it's very common over there.

I mean, nobody it's like so superfluous.

Like, there are so many communists and people from communist families that I met in the south alone, okay?

Um

My parents' ancestral village is currently uh

like a stronghold of the Communist Party over there.

We were on a you know, we were we were on a scheduled tour, so we didn't have a lot of time to meet with these different parties and stuff.

But if there is a next time, if I ever visit Lebanon again, it's definitely gonna be happening.

Visiting the south was of course um very you know, I don't I don't

I wasn't I didn't experience any culture shock.

I didn't experience any sense of strangeness or this is a different world or anything like that because I come from that family background.

I understand the culture and I you know Dearborn, you know.

So like everything was very seamless to be honest.

Nothing was like there was no culture shock at all, um, that I experienced.

So it was a very interesting um

It was a very interesting experience, to say the least.

And um, but I want to tell you about the bad stuff, okay?

The bad part is that for some reason, Fiorella Isabel was on our program, and that was because you know, the people in charge of the program didn't really know who she was, they didn't think anything of it.

Jackson and I, when we saw that she was coming, we laughed, we thought it was funny, but we ultimately decided we weren't going to confront her, we weren't going to make a scene, we weren't going to make an issue of anything, you know, because we don't want to disrespect all the journalists that were there and the purpose, you know, which is to cover everything.

And, you know, we just didn't, we just laughed and we joked and laughed about it.

It was funny.

How she acted was also funny because Jackson and I got along with everyone so great to the point where we're like friends.

You know, we knew some of the guys from the Russian press that came.

We're all having such a great time.

Young Soviet, what's going on?

You know, we're with our hosts and we're with everybody.

We're laughing, telling jokes, eating breakfast.

It's all like we're having a great time.

Fiorella comes down and she is just seething.

I mean, Jackson and I don't even care about this woman.

You know, she's said a lot of bullshit about us in the past, but we don't give a fuck about her.

She's seething.

From that moment on, she became an anti-social monster.

She would not talk to anyone.

She wouldn't have any conversation.

We didn't try to have conversation.

I'm talking about everyone else.

Okay.

She would not look at anyone, talk to anyone.

She was in her own world the entire time.

She was keeping herself distant from everyone.

And our, you know, our guides were like, what the hell is wrong with her?

You know, what's this woman?

What's the problem?

So we told her, we told them, like, you know, some of the lore.

And they were like, but who cares?

You know, we were like, yeah, we don't know.

But she like was, she had a fucking emotional crash out where she basically like shut off.

She didn't talk to anyone.

That's fine.

I'm like that sometimes.

But the reason she did that is because she was very upset that Jackson and I were there.

Jackson in particular, I think, triggered her a lot.

Because Jackson triggers some of these old generation alt media types because he's the new blood and they're gatekeepers.

That's the now that's the good faith interpretation.

The more suspicious question we should ask is, how the fuck did she and her friend Vanessa get the hell out of Syria during the fall of Syria when even Assad had a hard time getting out and the Russians were having a hard time getting out?

They got out of during the fall of Syria.

They got out of Syria mysteriously and no one knows how.

Okay?

So these are really weird people.

And if I had to guess they were feds, because they acted like feds, they behave like feds.

And that whole network, you know, Danny Shaw, Fiorella, they're all part of the same millennial Fed alt media sphere where they travel the whole world all the time, you know, and they pretend that they're on the side.

There's also some really good news about Fiorella.

I'm not even sure if I can leak it.

Let's just say things have not been going well for Fiorella in her professional career at all.

Like, at all.

Anyway, sorry.

So.

So, interesting question.

So, Vanessa was there and they were all in conspiring in their group chats with Danny Shaw and the anti-ACP cult groomer leaders.

They were all together.

You know, they were all coordinating.

All these people are all in the same group chat now.

It's so incredible.

Anyway, Fiorella, when we got to the south on the border, when there was, in fact, a Merkava tank that was manned, that was pointing at us, that was taking photos of us, when there was, in fact, we don't know if it was a sniper, there was a glint, it could have been a camera or a sniper, we don't know.

We were in fact being watched by these, either they were Mossad or IDF soldiers, we don't know.

I think one of the guys said it was Mossad.

I don't know, because a truck also came next to the Merkava tank, and two guys came out and were just like spook, spooky people watching us.

You know, you had to think at that moment, they were like, had their sniper on Jackson probably, and they were like, one shot and we end this whole thing.

You know, I'm very shocked, but you want to know why they didn't.

We stuck by the Russians in our group.

That Israel will not fucking dare touch Russians, you know, because they don't want to deal with Putin.

You know, they're used to pushing over villagers and people who don't have the ability to defend themselves.

They're not going to fuck with a nuclear power.

Okay.

So we stuck by our Russian friends.

I guess we use them as human shields.

You could say.

Anyway.

Um

So they would find that funny, I think.

But yes, so that was an experience.

So we were all together, you know, and we were all, you know, there was so much solidarity in our group.

And then Fiorella was off in the distance walking around doing her own thing.

No one cared.

But she was taking photos in our direction.

I thought she was taking photos of, you know, the IDF across the border.

Turns out the only photos Fiorella took were of Jackson.

And Fiorella is such an idiot because she took a photo of Jackson being interviewed by, I think it was Almayed or some news outlet that had a big camera.

And she's like, look how fake Jackson is.

He's getting interviewed.

And it's like, she's so stupid.

It's like, oh, you're fake.

Because the shocking revelation, guys, when Jackson shares videos on X.

It turns out

These aren't, he's not uploading his own eyeballs.

In fact, a camera was involved in shooting the video.

So I guess it's so inauthentic and fake if it's exposed that a camera, in fact, a camera, yes.

Was involved in shooting the video that Jackson uploads to X and and is uh shared with media.

So she thought this was like some scandalous thing she was revealing.

Oh my god, a camera and Jackson is getting filmed.

Do you think that, like, when Jackson is sharing these videos directly, this is like a direct sensorial experience that viewers think they're having and that it's not mediated by the use of a video filming device?

I don't understand what her reasoning was.

In sharing those photos, she is the most stupid person I have ever met abroad because.

We all knew where she was.

She was exactly standing like two hundred meters away from us on this direction.

And, like, that's where the photos were taken.

You want to know how stupid Fiorella was?

Thomas, what's up with the 13?

Fiorella is so stupid that.

She told our tour guide

That she's like, how do you know it was me who took those photos?

You don't have any proof it was me.

We all saw you over there taking photos.

Like, who else would it be?

There was no one else it could have been.

Anyway, I don't know what she was trying to accomplish.

Like, she was leaking some scandalous thing.

I don't know what the point of that was.

It was really stupid of her.

And she's actually a stupid person.

That's the tragedy of Fiorella.

What's up?

I can't see who that is.

So anyway, um, is that banana?

What's up?

Or I can't see.

Thomas, what's going on, Thomas?

Appreciate you.

The 13.

Wow.

Thank you, brother.

So that's that was really stupid, okay?

Then she leaked, she she got upset that

She got berated for doing that by the tour guides.

Okay, then she, in retaliation, she decided to leak the group chat where what this was what was dangerous.

So she didn't leak any like you could look at the screenshots.

It's literally nothing.

Like the guy's like, hey, I shared your post, you know, with some of my friends in the media.

I was like, oh, thank you, brother.

And then the the caption they share in the tweet that they made, they're like, Here they are p showing how dishonest they are and like what what dishonesty?

I don't understand.

Anyway, what she did leak is the itinerary for the resistance conference where Jackson was a speaker.

She she lost her fucking mind when she found out they chose Jackson as a speaker.

She was seething so fucking hard, she leaked that.

And guess what happened after she did that?

The Jerusalem Times picked it up and used it to discredit the entire resistance media network.

Um she they used it to discredit the resistance.

It w it it was used as Zionist propaganda in the Jerusalem Times.

So Fiorella came to Nasrolla's funeral, and how she honored the memory of Nasrolla was giving ammunition to Zionist media to smear the resistance itself.

She is a disgusting, disgusting person.

She is absolutely a sickening, disgusting person.

As you guys know, she was kicked out.

You know, when all this, when it was found, she was kicked out.

She was just excluded.

You're done.

You know, she was kicked out of the chat and everything.

This is what she did during a funeral.

And, you know, her whole timeline in the days leading up, nothing was about the actual content.

It was all just retweeting shit, attacking Jackson, attacking ACP, attacking me.

She was seething and obsessed.

We didn't even pay her any attention.

Fiorella was so hungry for attention.

That's the issue.

She was very hungry and uh hungry for other things as well.

She was very hungry for attention.

Okay?

Very hungry and hungry in general.

She was very hungry for attention.

All right.

And all she would have had to do is come up to me and Jackson and make conversation.

We would have been normal.

We would have been fine.

She didn't f she felt ashamed because she said so much bullshit about us online.

And you know, she saw us right there in person.

Hi, she felt ashamed for spreading.

I think I'm only speculating.

She could just be a fed, honestly.

Travali, what's going on?

She could honestly just be a fed for real.

And this should be the end of her career.

We need to spread it.

Far and wide what she did.

It needs to be spread far and wide that she came to Nasrullah's funeral and objectively assisted Zionist media in slandering uh the resistance.

That is disgusting.

That's disgusting.

That is absolutely disgusting.

Um

By the way.

Oh, it doesn't end there though.

It doesn't end there.

I want to show you guys something about Fiorella because during our trip, I want to tell you guys something really interesting about our trip.

So Fiorella went to everyone she could.

To tell them

That Jackson is a Fed and that Jackson's CIA because of the photo of Jackson with Tulsi Gabbard.

And that was the whole hill she died on.

J look, I have proof Jackson is a a Fed.

Here he's pho he's pictured with the head of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

And that was the only evidence because everyone kept asking her for proof, and she couldn't provide any except that photo.

And that's the only proof she could provide.

Okay?

That's the only proof she could provide, which was a photo of Jackson with Tulsi Gabbard, okay?

At a time when she was known for being a Bernie Sanders woman and she was known for her stance on Syria and so on and so on.

That's the only thing she could do.

Because you need to understand, Fiorella went and whined to everyone.

And the only people that listened to her were the white people, the foreigners.

Not a single fucking person who's actually native, who's actually credible.

Entertained anything she had to say.

Only Vanessa Hughes and Sweeney and all these tethers, because that's what they are in Lebanon.

They're tethers in that country, white tethers, were giving her any peace of mind.

Okay.

So, and there's video footage, by the way, of how the people thought of Jackson.

And I could, oh, I could tell you, Jackson was a superstar in that country.

I mean, I would walk with Jackson.

There's not a single minute we'd be left alone.

People want pictures and people want.

There's video footage.

We have the video footage of it.

You know, I don't even need to defend that.

Anyway, the very same evidence Fiorello was using to discredit Jackson.

Um here's Fiorella with Tulsi Garbert herself.

So, by her own admission, she's a Fed because this was the only evidence she could use.

Because everyone kept asking her for proof if Jackson's CIA, and they were like, Well, here he is with Tulsi Gabbard.

Here's Fiorella Isabel with Tulsi Gabbard.

I shit you not.

Here she is with.

She feels so embarrassed by this.

She even made a tweet today trying to preempt this and get ahead of it.

And here she is with Tulsi Gabbard herself.

So this disgusting Zionist bitch, that's what she is, by the way.

She is a disgusting, disgusting person.

All she had to do was come up to Jackson and I and, you know, apologize or say whatever you want.

We were not being mean to her.

We were just kind of we weren't bothering her.

We weren't saying shit.

She got she was seething right away.

We could have started seething.

We didn't because we decided to be positive, not negative.

Um

So

But but Fiorella activated her entire alt media Fed network from around the world.

Danny Shaw was involved, this Vanessa person, all these spooky feds.

I don't know what else to call them.

I mean, I don't have proof they're feds, but I can put two and two together here.

Because they all just in unison started attacking Jackson together, all in unison.

There were even some people who live in Iran.

So there's this Jewish guy who converted to Islam who lives in Iran.

I think he's called Barista Press.

This guy just outed himself as a fucking CIA agent.

Because look, I empirically know Jackson is not a Fed.

Like, I know that empirically.

So if this weird, spooky foreigner who moved to Iran is accusing Jackson of this, and I know it's not, you know, I can empirically verify it's not the case.

Hey, buddy, you just outed yourself.

You're a fucking spy.

And I see that.

I see you.

You're a fucking spy.

Haas sees you, by the way.

Um and he's hoping, you know, he doesn't care that I empirically know he's a spy 'cause he thinks, Oh, no one will believe Haas, no one will believe him.

Well, you're probably a spy, dude, and you're gonna get found out soon.

Okay.

So she caught everyone who uh came out and attacked Jackson exposed themselves as part of this Fed cointel pro whatever you want to call it international network of agents

And I'm sure some of them aren't feds and are stupid people, you know, defending their friends.

But I think the core of it is they're actually CIA spooks, literally CIA, 'cause that's the CIA, remember, it's worldwide, they're always international, that kind of thing.

And, you know, I can empirically verify that everything they're saying about Jackson is slander and it's lies.

Um, including the thing they tried to say that there was oh, a trusted journalist Fiona Isabel a trusted uh journalist claimed that that sh she overheard Jackson say about how he's gonna lie oh yeah, yeah, he she couldn't record it with evidence though, she had to overhear it and we just just trust her, right?

Anyway

Uh, that's the um funny, funny Fiorella stuff.

I don't know if there's anything else.

Um

Regarding that part of the story,

We did not even we barely put in any effort to attack Fiorella to anyone, to badmouth her to anyone, but just her behavior alone made an impression on the people there.

She is hated and despised.

I it's all I could tell you.

She is despised.

She people were sickened by her behavior.

I mean, she helped Zionist media.

That's what she did.

She helps all 'cause she had a grudge against me and Jackson, or she's a Fed, who knows?

Iron Rose, what's going on?

What's going on, Iron Rose?

So that's the whole story behind Fiorella.

Fiorella.

You know, she was so hungry and thirsty.

That she she did this or she's a Fed, I don't know.

Anyway, Ziarella, yeah.

So that's the tale of uh Fiorella, okay?

And um

It's me or it's Jackson.

Now, regarding Logo, I don't know why you guys told Logo I'm doing a space because I'm not doing a space, but I could have him in VC.

I think, yeah, we could get into some philosophical stuff about the trip.

But I'm not doing a space, so I don't want you guys to mislead him.

Because I don't know why he thinks that.

But I could have him on the VC later.

But I need to finish the story.

I'd love to speak to Logo, of course, any opportunity.

I'd love to.

Seize upon.

But, um

There are so many fucking crazy things that happened in this trip.

I just like trying to think of where I should start.

Cause yeah, uh, the Jerusalem Times did an article.

Um

Fucking crazy.

Like, like the fuck, yeah, Jerusalem Post.

Sorry, it's not the Jerusalem Times.

It's the Jerusalem Post and pro-Iranian influencers.

What the hell?

Birthright Trim?

Here I am.

Anyway, so that's the Fiorella's Zionist article she helped write.

Objectively, she helped write that article.

Then memory,

Who doesn't then we have Memory who and and Memory is so smart, 'cause they could just call Jackson a c a dirty communist, but then Memory has seen so many transgender communists on Twitter, he's like, I need to appeal to them and call him a national Bolshevik.

That'll certainly win over that crowd.

We really have to win over the small niche of self-proclaimed pro-Leninists who are libtards.

So this is the American National Bolshevik and face of the white jihad.

Oh man, the white jihad.

Here's Jackson.

Anyway, so okay, so there's that in there.

I'm sure I'm missing a lot of other things.

But I would like to talk about the funeral itself.

Um

There's a lot of other things I could talk about, but um I'll just talk about the funeral directly.

Um first of all, it was an extremely um

It was an extremely humbling experience.

I was very honoured uh to have been invited.

And I was very honored to have attended.

And um oh, there were easily millions.

I mean

I need to tell you guys something.

We assessed the threat level, Jackson and I, before we came.

We had people tell us about the threat level, you know, that we know, who are credible.

And we were 95% sure something would happen.

There's going to be an ISIS attack, there's going to be something in the crowds, there's going to be a bombing maybe by Israel, less likely.

But we were so convinced some shit would go off, and we said, you know what?

Uh we're gonna do it anyway.

And I even prepared a statement in the event that I died.

I prepared a statement because I know our enemies would celebrate if that happened.

And I took that into consideration when I assessed the risk.

But then I thought to myself, you know, but they won't be able to gloat about it if the world knows that I knew that I was taking the risk.

And I'm not afraid of it, okay?

Um and also

It's so stupid to me because everyone dies one day.

It's really stupid.

Like, you're going to die one day.

What?

Stupid are the living that gloat over the dead.

Because what are you going to fucking do when you're 80 years old on your deathbed, you fucking dumb, retarded bitch?

You're going to cry out.

You're not a fucking immortal.

Everyone dies one day.

So foolish are the pathetic and foolish and sad are the living that gloat over the dead.

They are a bunch of pigs, you know, bragging that they are farther in line away from the slaughter than someone ahead of them.

You're still in line, you dumb bitch.

You pathetic, miserable piece of shit.

These people think they're imm no one's immortal.

Everyone will go one day.

But I'm saying this in reference to those who gloat and laugh and jeer when people they don't like die and they start celebrating as if as if what?

You're not gonna die one day yourself?

In any case, I appraised the risk and I said, you know, millions are going to be in attendance.

If they're brave enough to do it, we should be as well.

So, but not only did we go, you know, when ISIS does these attacks, they usually target crowds.

Well, we went through the crowds.

We didn't take a car like into the stadium and like some special way.

We walked, okay?

At first, we were trying to take a bus and then the traffic was just crazy.

So, we got out and we walked.

So, we were among the crowds.

And we had to hide Jackson because they were all chasing Jackson.

It was, I hope this, some of it was on footage.

Holy shit.

I mean, like, so many people were chasing Jackson because they wanted a photo.

It was fucking crazy.

Like, this dude is a celebrity, really.

Everyone who says he's bought it, go fucking look at the footage of what I saw.

We were among everyone was turning their heads, chasing us.

We had to hide him.

It was crazy.

It was the craziest thing I ever seen.

And so we were among the crowds where it was the most dangerous as far as the risk.

We kept going, you know, and going through those crowds, it was oh, it was incredible.

It was like out of if we had a GoPro and like how many twists and turns while this and we're running and it, oh my god, it was like a movie, it was like a shot of a movie, it was crazy.

It was so incredible.

I can't even describe it.

Like, there were so many people, so many people, millions at least, you know.

And um it was such a crazy we were running and going fast.

We're you know, there's millions I mean, there's so many people passing us and we're getting through these crowds, we're squeezing through.

It's just it was crazy.

We we we try not to get lost, you know, shoulder to shoulder.

Um we finally got into the area where we were uh I don't know I w you know the the middle of the stadium, which is very exclusive.

Well we got in there and um

You know, it was an incredible experience, I I have to say.

It was, um

I kept thinking to myself, and I told our comrade Chris this, you know, I told him, I said, you know.

Ninety-five percent of this is decentralized, meaning

The support for Hezbollah, let's just call them what they are, it's 95% decentralized.

You know, these people can just spontaneously identify with these symbols and this flag and support it like this.

It is 95% decentralized.

Like, this is not

I said, imagine, you know, imagine if there was a communist movement like this in the West or in America.

In the strict sense of like such an organic level of support.

Johnstar, appreciate it.

It's such an incredibly organic type of support that we saw.

It was so incredible.

And it was all the, I mean, in that stadium alone, forget about outside the stadium.

There was way more outside.

But in the stadium alone, I think there was up to 100,000 in there.

It is so incredible how organic, how authentic.

I mean, it was e it was a whole soul of an int it's what I like to say, it was the soul of an entire people, you know, all united as one.

And I couldn't it it's something you have to behold with your own eyes to really understand.

But it was just

Wow, it was really a people, you know?

Giving expression to their existence.

And I kept thinking, I'm like,

Wait.

I'm getting attacked for liking Heidegger all the time, but this is Heidegger.

This is where it came from, for me at least, was the Iranian Revolution and Heidegger's influence on the intellectuals of the Iranian Revolution.

And that's literally, I mean, you can't understand it without Heidegger.

You really can't.

I'm sorry.

Because none of these people are being trained.

None of these people are even being educated in an ideology.

None of them are being initiated into an ideology.

There's nothing inauthentic.

It's a completely authentic expression of a people's existence, you know?

And it's spiritual.

It's ontological.

It's not like it's not some special interest.

It's not some agenda, you know?

Um

I have a lot of more intellectual thoughts about which I'll save for when Logo comes on, I guess.

But it was incredible, you know.

And I kept telling Chris, our comrade Chris, I kept saying, listen.

You know, if Communists in the West don't have a support that looks like this, it'll never be possible.

This is what it looks like to have a mass movement.

This is the golden standard for a mass.

I'm not talking about, you know, uh

Of course, Soviet Squirtle, what's up?

You know, 'cause I was questioned by the DHS for five hours.

I have to reiterate because they're watching this now, 'cause I'm on the radar apparently.

It's what they told me.

So Squirtle, thanks.

Um I of course I don't con I I I condemn all terrorism and terrorist acts, but what I'm talking about here is a mass political movement and a form of a mass political consciousness, which I think is a golden standard for a mass movement.

You know.

And um

So

Um

But um

I kept thinking to myself, and I'm like, every time I get accused of being a fascist, it's just because I've held communism to this golden standard, this yellow golden standard.

Because I think about that group and how they gain support and how they relate to people's consciousness.

They're not telling people to overturn all of their cultural values and norms and completely re-engineer everything that they know.

And that's not.

No, it's a sublimation of a people's existence.

You know, it's a concentration, a unified concentration of what unites them organically together.

And

Um, I kept thinking it's like this, you know, these Western leftists, they've really they don't fucking get it, you know.

Maybe maybe reading Heidegger would help them, to be honest, because whatever gets you more closer to being able to be the golden standard, like this movement that I was seeing with my own eyes.

Syop, what's going on?

Because um

Because, you know, Western leftists can't even talk to regular people.

Meanwhile, nobody even needs to talk to these people.

They just they f they experience it, they see it, and they support it.

That is an incredible

Achievement for a political movement, you know?

Psyop Shorty, what's going on?

Appreciate it.

Um so, you know.

Uh Marxists need to learn from that.

Marxists were out they were surpassed by the Iranian Revolution.

It's the truth.

And I'm going to talk about later why that is.

It has to do with Plato and Khomeini and Plato.

But Marxists were surpassed by the Iranian Revolution in 1979.

And Marxists need to understand why they were surpassed and learn from it.

Because this was the real movement, okay?

This was the real movement that I saw, a real movement, okay?

Um all these fucking glasses wearers Oh, but actually the value form listen it's you can talk about as much academic theory shit as you want, there's nothing wrong with that, but if you can't relate to ordinary people in any kind of way, if you can't speak to them, if you can't be their hero, if you can't if you can't be someone they're inspired by, you know, that gives them hope.

It was a very emotional experience being at that funeral because

I kept thinking about, you know, how precious and rare.

It is because, you know, this resistance.

It didn't have to exist.

And there's a timeline out there where it doesn't exist, you know.

And

For the majority of

modern existence, the majority of people

they dwell in this kind of confusion and depression and

Exhaustion, and they just tap out and they don't have a voice, and they give up.

And life goes on, but they're oppressed and they take it, you know?

They get stepped on, and it's considered part of life.

Who cares?

It's a tragedy, whatever, it's the circle of life.

But how fucking rare is it, you know, that you have a a movement like this that speaks to so many millions and millions of people?

And gives them a sense of existence, gives them a sense of dignity and pride.

And I mean really authentic existence, you know?

Where it didn't have to exist but like

All these crowds of people that I saw, I kept thinking in my head, what they're saying is, here I am.

Yeah.

Now you see me.

Now you'll recognize me.

They've acquired that recognition that the human soul longs for.

And they didn't, it didn't necessarily have to be, but they did, you know.

The whole message is see me, you know, I'm here.

They had a voice, they had an existence.

You need to understand why it's emotional for me, you know, because

Um, both my parents, you know, who came from the same village, by the way.

Um, back then, before the resist, well, before the yellow guys came, there was no the Shia and South Lebanon were considered trash.

Okay, they did not have a voice, they didn't have anything, they were considered nothing, they were they were looked down on, you know, they didn't have a piece of the pie, they weren't part of the political system, they didn't have any economic opportunities, they didn't have any educational opportunities, they were considered trash, like nothing, you know.

And um

The Communists were very prominent, the SSNP was also very prominent among them.

But uh

In any case, um

Beyond that, not much else.

So

So to see this was just, I mean, on a personal level, there was something very emotional because it's like this was these people finally having recognition, you know?

Where they before did not, and you need to understand that context, you know that these these were a this was a people awakened.

Um

Now, I want to tell you guys something about Jackson, because you know, Jackson gets called a grifter all the time.

And I want to tell you about Jackson's real character, the real Jackson, you know, the real Jackson.

So, so let me tell you about the real Jackson, all right?

During that funeral, like right at the moment.

I mean, it's crazy because the music was like very dramatic and it was like leading up to something.

And then suddenly.

These this plane uh these planes, F sixteens and one F thirty five, I believe.

They did a low flyover right over the fucking stadium.

And I didn't know what that was at first.

I was like, what the hell was that?

Everyone started chanting Death to Israel, Death to Israel.

And

We were like, is this part of the the funeral?

Is this like is this Hezbollah saying that they've acquired new parts of its arsenal or something?

Or I didn't know what was going on, you know.

I but then everyone, you know, I asked, well, they came and told me they were like, that was Israel.

Those were Israeli jets.

I was like holy shit.

And then I thought and I was like, they're going to bomb the stadium.

I thought about it.

I was like, they're going to bomb the stadium.

And I said, here's why they're going to bomb the stadium.

Because me and Jackson, for some reason, thought that the new leader of Hezbollah was going to be speaking out in the open.

And we were thinking something is going to happen.

Like, we really thought something would happen.

And I'm like, they're going to bomb the stadium.

They're going to do it to take out the new leader and to basically, they're going to justify it by saying, oh, we have all these high-level Hezbollah targets and there was civilian collateral damage.

And they would get away with it too, because we're in a post-human rights world.

So they would have gotten away with it had they done it.

I mean, the US isn't going to do shit about it.

So I told Jackson, I'm like, hey Jackson, look, I told Chris and Jackson, actually we had like an impromptu meeting.

Not really, but I just we were together and I said, all right guys, listen, let's understand the decision we're making.

I am okay with any decision.

We're gonna s have it as one, but I want us to understand what's on the table.

There's a high chance those planes are gonna come back and we may actually get bombed.

And I said, What's the move?

You know?

And this was like about the party, basically.

Like, what's the move?

You know, on the one hand, three people in the EB getting taken out wouldn't be very good.

On the other hand, it was a very emotional moment.

You know, we were all very angry, and there was so much oneness and solidarity that overwhelmed us.

But it's crazy how I was the voice of reason.

Because I was one with these people, you know?

But I understood the emotion of s as well, trust me, to stay.

But I just told them I wanted them to be aware of the decision we were gonna make.

That's it.

I just wanted them to know, 'cause I was looking at them defiant.

I said, Guys, you should know what we're what we should be expecting, okay?

I should understand what we should be expecting.

Um

And then, you know, they were you know what Jackson said?

He said, I'm staying.

He said, I understand.

I'm not going anywhere.

And that's Jackson's character for anyone who says he's a grifter.

He believed me.

We agreed on this.

He believed me.

He said I'm not going anywhere.

I said

We're not going anywhere.

And we stayed.

So

All these people calling Jackson a grifter, where the fuck were you?

Because we were right there and we were expecting some shit to happen.

And we didn't fucking go anywhere, okay?

We didn't fucking go anywhere.

Amila with the 50.

What's going on?

What's going on?

So then I shit you not.

Nobody at that funeral was afraid.

That's what was, that was why we stayed.

Because we were like, you know what?

No one here is afraid.

We didn't say this out loud, but it's like, man, nobody there was afraid.

Everyone was fucking ready.

You know, it was crazy.

I mean, nobody was fleeing, everyone was ready.

Um

And when the planes, in fact, did come back.

They did, in fact, come back.

And when they did, we were like, all right, guys.

We didn't say anything, but we all thought it was over.

Like, it's over.

It's over.

But you know why I was fine with it?

I was fine because it's like, you know.

Jackson is my brother, he's my comrade.

If this is how we go out,

It's what God wills, it's the end of the line.

But I was very okay with it, to be honest.

I was like

This is how it has to happen.

I had prepared a statement, I had made preparations already.

So.

It's okay.

It wouldn't

It's not the end of the world.

Um d now, uh did I have zero fear at all?

Of course not, you know, I mean

Anyone who says they don't at all is lying.

I mean, you're if you think you're genuinely about to die, you do have some fear, but it's about whether you let the fear take over or

You stand your ground, you know?

Um

But I was shocked at Jackson for no other reason than the fact that Jackson, it was easy for me to be like, okay, I'm one with everyone here because, like, it's my background.

you know, I was born and raised in America.

I'm I guess I'm American, but

I also understood the emotions and everything, 'cause this is like my people, kind of, you know.

But Jackson is from America.

He's like a white guy from America, you know.

I was so impressed, actually.

I was so impressed.

You have to understand you're in a strange foreign land and you have so much solidarity with the people there.

You know.

I I find it so disgusting how much Jackson is slandered.

And his character is slandered because people don't know him, you know?

If they knew the truth about him, they would feel so bad about the way they talk shit.

The reason they slander him is because he's a guy who smiles through it all.

And they assume that because he's smiling through it all, it means he's arrogant.

And that's not true.

You can either smile through it or you can frown through it.

And he chooses to smile.

Yeah.

I mean Chris was in tears, okay?

If Chris a grifter, he was in tears.

You know?

Uh during the funeral, not because of the Jets, because of the funeral, because of uh what what you know.

What we were seeing.

And I know for a fact that if if if we did die, you know, on Twitter they would celebrate.

They would say, ha ha, he died, ha ha, he died, but you want to know why that wouldn't bother me, because everyone dies one day.

Everyone will one day die, you know?

And these people laughing, they're gonna die shitting themselves on some bed somewhere or for something else and

Uh

Yeah, Chris Chris wasn't like crying hysterically, but he had tears.

Of course, he was like uh he was I'm saying as a man cries, he cried.

But um

You guys need to, I want you guys to know that too.

That you know, I have so much faith in this cause and in this movement that I think it would survive.

It would survive.

If anything happened to me, you know?

So

Um

So that's because of the faith I have in this movement, okay?

And um

It's such a twisted, twisted world, I guess.

Where this is the reality, these are the facts, and look at what these scumbags are saying.

But you know, you know, we were told it's this is the oldest story in the book.

They said this is the oldest story in the book.

They said even the prophet was dealing with this, is what they told us.

They said the prophet himself was dealing with everyone dealt with this.

Everyone who was ever somebody in history was dealing with the same thing.

Project, what's going on?

You know.

That's how it is, you know.

You're slandered, you're attacked, you're dragged through the mud, and it turns out what, you know?

It's disgusting because I'll talk about getting detained in a second.

But it's disgusting because

On the one hand, if the feds ever killed me, these people would celebrate in the same breath that they accuse us of being feds.

They would celebrate if we were put in jail, or if we were killed by the government, or put in jail.

These same people would celebrate.

How

How fucking crazy is that?

We're so persecuted, we can get thrown in jail or assassinated.

And it wouldn't dawn on them that that's something meaningful.

That yes, we are facing persecution.

They don't care.

They just want harm to be done upon us.

And that's why they slander us.

Because they know we're not feds.

They don't think we're feds.

But they just want harm to be done to us.

And why do they want harm to be done to us?

Because we tell the truth.

because we dared to tell the truth that their hateful existence their hateful existence their miserable hateful existence is in no way compatible

With the Communist Way.

With the spirit of Marxism, Marxism, Leninism, Marx and Lenin were not like you.

Marx, Lenin, Stahl, and Mao were not like you.

Yeah.

They weren't waging war against humanity itself.

These arrogant people who are just they've gotten too comfortable with what they're familiar with and they're they've become ga arrogant gatekeepers or Pharisees, right?

And um they're sitting in their academic institutions and their conventional

Western Libtar, USAID, leftist spaces, and we're here, new blood, new generation, and we're shaking things up a little bit.

And they don't like that one bit.

Not one bit.

So they want to kill us.

They want to see us killed.

In the same breath that they fedjacket us, they cheer on the feds to put us in prison or to kill us.

In the same breath that they accuse Jackson, of all people, of being a Zionist.

I cannot tell you how many of them that I saw that were begging the IDF to kill Jackson.

In the same breath.

And if anything, God forbid, ever happened to me or Jackson, all I want you guys to do is remember that fact.

I want you to remember who they are and what we were fighting for.

And what the situation is.

Because here we are standing our ground telling the truth.

And we are being persecuted by Pharisees.

The lowest scum you can think of, the lowest human scum.

Which in every respect occupy the same position as all of the scum and villains.

In all human history.

The same people that tried to shoot and kill Lenin, the same gatekeepers of the Second International.

That tried to slander Lennon.

The same scumbag anarchists and other socialists and young Hegelians.

That tried to do the same to Marx and Engels.

The same gatekeepers in the common turn.

That looked down on Mao.

It's the same lineage these people draw from at best.

That's even assuming they come from our lineage, which I don't think they do.

I never said I'm a perfect person.

I'm not a perfect person.

I spent a lot of my time trolling and whatever.

I'm not perfect.

I never said I was.

But you should know why so many people speak badly about us.

That's all.

You should know why.

You should know the real reason.

You should know why we're so hated and reviled and despised.

It's because we tell the truth.

It's really just that.

It's because we tell the truth.

In any case

The funeral was um

you know, a very unforgettable experience and, um

I guess more will dawn on me to share with you when I remember, but uh

You know, we we have no regrets.

No regrets.

And it was worth exposing these rats and these scum.

That's really what made it worth it.

You know.

It was worth that alone.

You know, we won glory for our party.

Such an honorable thing attending that funeral.

It was glorious and honorable for our party.

And we are now going to be shifting gears and focusing on the domestic.

Um front, particularly the front of labor organizing.

And it's full speed ahead when it comes to the organization of the truckers and the, um

Port of New York, New Jersey.

But um

Full steam ahead with respect to that.

We're back and we're here and we're ready to work.

for the party.

You know.

In any case, um I'd like to talk about the final I know logo's in the show queue.

I would like to talk about the final thing, which is on everyone's mind.

And I guess uh a more light hearted on a more lighthearted note.

Um, by the way, a quick final thing about this the anti-ACP grooming cult.

Danny Shaw gave them the entire archived uh Politburo chat before January, okay?

So they're acting like this is some big red, nothing, we don't care.

We literally don't give a shit.

Like, it and it's a big nothing burger anyway.

But, um, so that's that.

You know, if in case they're oh, there's new leaks, there's no new leaks.

It's literally just Danny Shaw who's literally probably going to be facing legal, he will face legal consequences for what he did.

But we don't care anyway because well we don't care about

Um we don't care about like

Oh, it's a disaster.

It's not a disaster.

But Danny Shaw did violate his fiduciary responsibility, you know.

Keep that in mind.

He what he did is illegal.

Thankfully, uh none of us ever really trusted him with sensitive information.

Anyway.

Amira, I'm aware Logo's in the show queue, but I gotta talk about this, um, final s business about uh my detention.

I have to at least tell the story and then I'll I'll happily talk to Logo.

So, um

KMF with the 10.

What's going on, brother?

I really appreciate you.

Yeah, Shaw's doing some Fed shit in South America now, I guess, and he's trying to slander us to his friends in South America it's not going well for him, by the way, but that's an update.

In any case, um

Now, on a more light-hearted note, all right.

More light-hearted note is that I had a 20-hour flight and I came home to my country.

And uh I knew I was in for some something.

I would be very surprised if I wasn't, you know, so I just went through customs in line, and then it was almost like it was like a setup because I the guy who interviewed me, he kind of was like asking me questions in a weird way where it was like it seemed like it was pre-planned.

He was like, Oh, are you do you have any um

You have any food?

You know, the typical questions they ask you in customs.

And then very quickly, they're like, All right, well, this gentleman's gonna help you out here.

I didn't know what he meant by help you out.

But there were two guys waiting for me.

There were two guys waiting for me.

Um

Two uh customs agents waiting for me, they were standing there the whole time I saw them, and they escorted me to the vac and they interviewed me and uh.

I don't know if they uh it was all planned or or they just kind of was the first time they they didn't they weren't expecting me, I don't know.

But they did seem very surprised by what they found, okay?

Uh thank you, Noir.

They did seem very surprised, I will say that.

And and and and because I think they were just expecting like some random Arab from from Lebanon, who c who's coming from Lebanon.

And, like, okay, routine.

Then they just found this crazy rabbit hole that I think did shock them very deeply.

Okay.

Um, just very surreal for them, I think.

That's just my impression of of of their face expressions and stuff, right?

But I need to let me find this photo, by the way.

I need to make sure I have it right here.

Okay, I'll show you.

I'm just going to show you some of the memes they showed me.

So, um

Basically um

They looked into all my shit.

Well, they questioned me first, you know.

And at first, they were like.

Yeah.

I think they were playing stupid, I don't know.

They were about at least about where I was traveling, they were because I told them where they're like, Okay, so where were you?

And I was like, Oh, I just came from Paris and before then, Beirut.

And they're like, Why were you in Beirut for four or five days?

I said, Oh, I was just uh visiting.

I think they were trying to see if I was lying, honestly.

Well, I'm not gonna lie, I'm not stupid.

I was like, I um they probably are watching the stream out of curiosity, um, which is fine, anyone can watch the stream.

They were like uh they were like uh

They're like, Why were you in Beirut?

And I was like, Oh, I was just visiting Nasrallah's funeral.

And they're like, Nasrallah, who's that?

Do you know him?

K, what's going on?

They were like, Do you know him?

I'm like, no, of course not.

But, um, it was a historic event and so on and so on.

And then they were like, um, they kept asking me questions.

Um

Just I they weren't important enough for me to remember.

Like, just like, uh, oh, were you who were you with?

I just said I was just with my my friends and they're like, uh, what friend?

I just said, Oh, Jackson.

I mean, they know all this already.

I'm just

So uh then they were like, Okay, I'm gonna have you uh wait.

A lot of waiting.

So some guy comes, some DHS this wasn't a customs agent, this was a directly a DHS investigator agent.

I shit you not.

This guy.

He goes um let me see if I can

If I have anything.

Replicate.

Let's just use um

Reza's book.

He walks in.

He walks in with a notebook, okay?

I'm sitting down.

He goes he goes he goes I'm uh DHS special investigator s I don't know his name, uh let's just say uh Mike Robinson and uh he slams his his uh notebook Hold on give me a se

He slams his notebook just like that and he goes and he goes and uh congratulations, you are officially on my radar and he looks at me like this.

I thought he was just like being casual, like ironic, so I kind of started laughing.

But he didn't he wasn't laughing, he was like,

I was like, oh shit.

Then he reads me my Miranda writes.

And he's got this whole thing signing.

I'm like, fuck, what's going on?

So he's like, I'm going to ask you some questions.

You don't have to answer.

You can talk to a lawyer before.

Now, I'll tell you why I decided

Uh to answer because they can hold me for three days and I have really nothing to hide.

So I was just like, you know what, I'll just I don't wanna waste time.

I'm I'm sick of being here stuck.

I could be do the sovereign citizen thing, but it's like I don't wanna be here for three days.

And I plus I have nothing to hide, you know?

So

So I asked him, I'm like, am I under arrest?

He's like, no.

I'm like, okay.

He's like, you don't have to answer.

I said.

I said, well, I mean, what do you want to know, basically?

What are you trying to ask?

And he's just asking me shit like, um,.

He's like

What did he say?

He's like, um

Are you in Hezbollah?

I'm like, no.

Just really, nothing.

I'm not stupid.

Nothing.

I know how they play games and try to get you to say shit, but I wasn't.

I'm not stupid.

They they asked me dumb questions like that, and I was very careful and, you know, honest, of course.

But, um, they just kind of kept asking me, um.

About

Uh, what did he ask me?

They were very boring questions.

They weren't even like this.

Is not the funny part that I remembered.

I didn't, I only remembered the things that were funny, to be honest, because everything else, I was just like, uh, yawn.

They're like, Are you being paid by anyone?

How do you get paid?

Oh, they ask me how I get paid.

I go, I got a Patreon and I get paid on kick.

So they know about the kick.

They're watching now because I'm officially on the under investigation, I guess.

But, um,.

So I told they were confused, what's kick?

What's do you have anyone in particular who's a big donator?

And I'm like, well, no, they're all anonymous.

But I was like I was like, well, you know, I I have let me look at the top gifters.

Um, Smudly, No Buana, Black Pack You know, Black Pack.

I di I thought I would sound stupid saying that.

I don't think that's what they were asking.

They were asking like if I have a patron and I'm like, No, I don't.

I mean, it's just my community.

So they were asking me stuff about that.

They were like, What do you do for a living?

And I'm like, Well, I sh I live stream and I I have a Patreon.

And um, like, you're the chairman of the Communist Party.

Oh, that's the part I remember.

You're the exec you're the you're the leader of the Communist Party and I go, Yeah.

And he's like, So you want to destroy

The whole system.

And I was very careful.

I was like,

He's like I was like, We believe in the Constitution, which is true.

We don't, you know

We don't are against any illegal acts.

It's in our Constitution.

You know, they were so puzzled.

And they c then they started then they they got confused.

Because then they started asking me strange questions like, What about forget what about wiping the debt?

Because I was like, oh, well, we don't want to, we don't believe in any violence.

They're like, what about wiping the debt?

It's like as if they like, as if that's like an example of like, I don't know, I don't, I don't understand why they asked that.

And I understand now because uh I'll tell you why.

Um I understand later why.

I was like, well, you know, um, I was like, well, you know, we do want, we believe in canceling the national and the private debt.

And I was like, well, you know, even President Trump kind of floated something similar.

And that was a cr he was so shocked when I said that.

He was so shocked when I fucking He was like, fuck.

And I was like he's like, What do you think of President what do you think of Trump?

And I was like oh, he also asked me if I wanted to overthrow the Capitol.

He's like, You w storming the Capitol?

And I like laughed, but he was serious.

I was like, No, of course not.

He's like, Well,

I don't know if he was a de he kind of seemed like a Democrat.

I don't know.

I have no idea.

Anyway, um, he's like, what do you think of Trump?

And I said, well, you know, uh

I said, I wasn't a big fan of President Biden, and so far I have mixed feelings.

You know, I'm just telling him.

Because we're always getting accused of being Trump supporters, so of course it has to be mixed.

Or else they'd be very.

I couldn't just say, well, if you read the rise of MAGA communism substat.

Later on, it got in that territory of theory shit.

Because it's just like, I was so tired, I was just like, you know what?

Whatever.

And then he was so shocked and confused and surprised.

It seemed like, I don't know.

He's like, what do you think the Doge?

And I don't know if he supports Doge or doesn't.

I had no I was like, but I was like, well, so far I don't have a lot of complaints.

And he's like, Well, you're not alone there.

He's just like, I I was like is this like a a setup?

Like, what is this?

Yeah.

He asked me, like, what did you think of Biden?

I was like, well, I wasn't a big fan of President Biden.

He's like, well, a lot of people really weren't.

Like, under he kept saying these things under his breath.

And I was just like, what the fuck?

Like, is this guy like, does he not know me?

Or is this the first time he's being introduced to me?

So, you know, I'm so th that questioning with the DHS agent comes to an end.

And

Um, I might be forgetting some stuff.

Nothing really interesting, but more funny stuff.

But then I'm just more waiting and waiting.

But I think I hear someone say, I shit you not.

They're like, look, I don't know what this is.

We need a new category for this.

We need a new category for this.

'Cause it's like I'm an influencer, I like Russia, I was in the Srala's funeral.

You thought I was just some A-rab, right?

The head of the Communist Party.

And okay, now I'm gonna tell you the funny part.

Now, then I talk to the customs agent, he just shows me a bunch of photos.

And he's showing me photos from our community, from me, you know.

from stuff I've shared, you know, the Russia stuff, things like that.

Oh, and I'll tell you the funny part I missed.

Before we get to the photos thing, the memes.

The guy goes, You were in Russia firing weapons.

And I shit you not.

I go, I say, Yeah, I we visited some of the battalions as it's you know to do press coverage.

And um, I said I fired an RPG and I go.

I go uh

I'm like, you know, in Vegas it costs seven thousand dollars and you know.

You wouldn't shoot one for free if you had the chance?

I said, I'm an American, of course.

And then he looks In Russia?

No.

No way!

In Russ I wouldn't do anything in Russia.

I'm like

Alright.

But um

But then later, the customs guy, he's like, he's just like telling me on the low, he's like, I don't know what that guy's talking about.

I would totally do it.

I don't know if this is like staged or if it's legit.

I don't know, but yeah, I don't know if it was good cop, bad cop.

I don't know, but it's just something funny.

And then, um,.

So they show me photos.

Okay, that this is the part I wanted to get to.

I shit you not.

Um, I shit you not.

They showed me this, and they're like, What is this?

Completely straight face.

With a completely straight face.

And I was trying really hard to contain like bursting out when they were showing me photos like this.

But I was like, oh, this is just like a meme.

It's like Photoshopped.

He's like, it's Photoshopped.

And then I zoom in on it.

I remember zooming in on the phone he was showing me.

And I was like, you know what?

It really doesn't look that photoshopped.

And he's like, yeah, it doesn't.

And I was I'm like, well, I I don't have these uh these these garments.

I don't have this I can assure you this is Photoshop.

So he showed me this.

He showed me and then he showed me the meme Wipe Away the Debt that you guys the A C P meme we have.

It says Wipe Away the Debt.

So that's why they were asking me about the debt.

And no, we got to the topic of religion and the debt, and I started talking to him about Michael Hudson.

I go, well.

You know, I don't know if you're familiar with the economist Michael Hudson, but according to him, you know, Jesus was persecuted because he wanted to wipe the debt.

And the Lord's Prayer originally was actually about debt.

It wasn't about guilt over sin.

It was about literally debt.

And I kind of like went on a spiel like lecturing about Michael Hudson.

He's like, ah, like his.

So this is kind of the territory.

It got into when I was being showed these memes.

All right.

He was showing me an Orvo post.

He was showing me the meme of me holding the rifle with the hammer and sickle that you guys made.

He was showing me a lot of shit you guys made.

And but he all he also kept showing me photos that I had of like Hezbollah and Hamas and Khamenei.

But the crazy thing is, he asked me if I took the photos.

He's like, the photos that I share on Twitter, like you know, when I share on Twitter talking about Iran or something, I'll share a photo.

He's like, did you take these?

Were you in Iran?

Did you take this photo of Khamenei?

I'm like, what?

He's like, did you take this photo of Hamas?

I'm like, dude, no, I Googled them.

I didn't take these photos.

Peace.

So so this is like the kind of um the kind of thing I was dealing with, I guess, of uh in terms of like

The the funny part.

Um

Yeah, he showed me the Hamas Hinkle photo of when someone photoshopped Jackson's face on a Hamas fighter.

And he's like, Is this real?

And I'm like, No, no, it's Photoshopped.

He's like, Oh, I couldn't tell, really.

He wasn't being sarcastic.

He was like, I really didn't know.

I was like, No, no, no, it's.

And he's like, Well, what does this mean?

What's the point?

I was like, Well, there's a Zionist journalist named Laura Loomer who called him Hamas Hinkle.

So my community just made a meme of it.

He showed me the photo of Rev.

You know the photo of Rev where he's.

I shit you not you know what I told him when he showed me the photo of Rev?

I go

I go, I assure you that's a white man behind that mask.

I said, I assure you it's a white man behind that mask.

I'm not fucking making that up.

I swear to God, I instinctually and reflexively, when he showed me that photo of Rev, can someone share the photo of Rev where he's um

Where he's um he's got the uh he's holding up like this and he's got the kif he's got the Arabic traditional um kefiyah like mask.

You guys you guys have the photo, right?

Please share it in general so I can show everyone.

Come nobody fucking has it?

You don't know what I'm talking about?

No one has it.

No one has it.

Are you fucking kidding?

I fucking have it.

Hold on.

I have it.

Give me a second.

Actually, I have it.

I do have it.

Here it is.

I have it, no worries.

Okay, right here.

He literally showed me this.

He just showed me this, and it was like, what is this?

I shit you not.

I immediately said when he showed me this photo, I said, I assure you that's a white man behind that mask.

I said, I assure you it's a white man behind that mask, which is the truth.

But I didn't know it was like, I didn't even know that sounded weird for me to say.

Like, he was, he was taken off guard by that because he thought I was like trying to like, I guess, like, racially accuse him of being a racist.

But I was literally like just trying to say, like, no, this is like some white American guy.

Like, don't worry.

This isn't like a Hamas fighter or something.

Like, that's all I meant by saying that.

I wasn't trying to, like, accuse him of racial profiling.

I was just like, no, I assure you it's a white man.

But now that I think of what I said, it's kind of funny, you know?

I was like, I assure you, that's a white man behind that mask.

Hmm.

So he he asked me about this as well.

I'm I shit yeah, he the majority of the photos were about like Hezbollah, Hamas or Houthis or this.

You know, on the topic of Hezbollah, Hamas and Houthis and Iran, I eventually I just told him, like, look, we don't sh we don't um have sympathy with them because we sympathize with terrorism.

We said we think of it this way.

We said, you know, Al Qaeda and ISIS have no country, you know, and these people, we see them as just defending their country, you know, we just we see them as patriots.

And I yeah, I literally looked at him.

I said, You ever see the movie Braveheart?

He's like, Yeah.

I said, Well, that's that's kind of how we see it.

It's like Braveheart.

I shit you not.

He goes, Well, you know, I I kinda see what you mean.

You know, the guy kept telling me, he's like, you know, being with those terrorists in Lebanon, you know, if I were to go to the south, I would be shot.

I'm surprised your friend Jackson wasn't shot.

And I was just like, oh my god, if only this guy knew how everyone loves Jackson so much over there.

I'm like, no, it's very safe.

They're not.

I said, that's not how they roll.

I said, are you sure?

Oh, I'm going to tell you, the DHS agent, I shit you not when he slammed his notebook.

He's like, Oh, you're supporting Hezbollah I said, Well, I'm attending the funeral.

And, you know, it's a people expressing their soul and their national feeling.

He goes, but they killed children.

And I go, I'm not aware that they couldn't debate him, you know, because if I debated him and humiliated him, he would have kept me for three days.

So he goes, They killed children.

I said, Well, I don't, I don't know.

I condemn anyone who kills children, but I'm not aware of that, sir.

I don't know anything about that.

He goes, You're a journalist and you don't know that?

And I'm like, Yeah, I don't.

But it seemed like they very earnestly and genuinely believe that like Hezbollah is like, or people in the south of Lebanon in general are just like violent maniacs that just like shoot or kill anyone.

And it's like not true.

He's like, if I went there, I would be killed for sure.

And I was like, no, absolutely not.

I said, as a matter of, I was tempted to say this, but I didn't.

I wanted to say, as a matter of fact, I could bring you and you would be fine.

And you could come on the tour yourself, which is the truth.

I mean, it would be perfectly safe.

But I thought maybe he would be offended, or I don't know.

I didn't want to say that.

But this guy was the customs agent, so he wasn't like a high level, I don't think, maybe he was, I don't know.

But I think he genuinely believed, you know, that Hezbollah was like ISIS or something.

And, you know, so it was a lot of that regarding that.

You know, there was a heavy emphasis on the whole terror organizations thing.

And I told him, you know, look, we know the law.

We're not, we don't want to violate any laws.

You know, we're not providing any material support for any of these organizations.

But we have memes and, you know, we have opinion.

I said we have opinions, you know.

And I said, if you'd like to know my opinion, you know, I think that, you know, I think that people who are patriots for their own country and defend their own country, I think that's that, you know, it's in everyone's interest to be friends, patriots around the world to be friends.

And when I said friends, I said, you know, we should relate to each other in a sense.

Like I said, like George Washington was called a terrorist.

You know, this is the kind of shit I was saying.

Which is the truth, by the way.

It's what we believe.

as you can see by what we always say,

But um, I told him, you know, has they fought ISIS?

And I know this is irrelevant to the law, but it is relevant to like establishing, you know.

Oh, why are you putting yourself in danger?

Or why is Jackson putting himself in danger?

Um, because there's very scary terrorists, and I was just trying to, you know.

But I you know, I that basically I just basically explained our views on things.

And uh but he kept showing me memes from the community and asking like what they meant.

And it was just really funny.

I'm trying to remember some more that um

He showed me a photo I had where it's like.

It's like Hamenai, Houthis, Hezbollah, and Hamas all walking together, and the caption just goes, The good guys are winning.

The good guys are winning.

He's like, What's this?

He's like, Come on, man.

What is this?

He showed me the good guys are winning me.

I was like, well, you know, I tried to just be as honest as I could.

I was just like, well.

You know, sometimes you have to mock the enemy by using their 'cause you know, the originally the thing comes from a I think it was like a New York Times cover photo that says the bad guys are winning and it just shows like Putin or something.

I was like, Well, we we have to overcorrect when it comes to the propaganda of others of the Zionists because uh we want peop I just you know, we want people to think critically about these things.

So um this these are the kind of things I was being shown.

Uh, and I'm trying to think of other memes.

Did I say Zionist?

I think so, yeah.

I think I did.

Anyway, um

I was not afraid, you know.

I wasn't afraid of anything.

I was very much.

Ah, then the topic.

I don't know how the topic came up.

He kept asking me, like, what is this whole thing?

So I tried to explain infrared, and I told him about my, I have an academic theoretical background.

He goes, what university?

I said, well, no, no, I'm self-taught.

And so I'm like explaining to him about Cyclonopedia and Zizek and Alain Badoux and talking about that I have this interest in French theory and Badioux event and the funeral and all this like shit.

Because I was tired and I just wanted to talk, you know, I just wanted to express my true thoughts.

Um

He was just very baffled, you know, just very confused about, like, what was what who the fuck I am and like what what's my whole

What's my whole thing?

Like, what what the hell?

Um, who who am I?

Like, what he was asking me about religion and con he's like, Isn't you guys atheists?

And I was like, Well, you know, we believe in a materialism of the spirits.

He's like, What the fuck?

So, uh, just I don't I was so tired, guys.

I was running off of no sleep and it was 20 hours.

When I when I have no sleep, I just tend to be very authentic.

I tend to just

You know, if you p push me hard enough, I'll just start talking about theory.

I'll just start talking about what I actually care about, which is like philosophy and big thoughts.

Um

So he was very confused.

Very, very confused.

But I'm on the radar now.

I even got congratulated.

So that's um.

You know, I feel like I well, part of the reason I was held for so long is because, like, it takes a minimum of like probably like 36 hours to have a minimal grasp of like what the fuck my deal is.

So, I feel like they were trying to like Google as much as they could.

Oh, he showed me a kick stream where he's like, When you got banned from Twitch and you streamed to kick, and I said, No, no, I got I streamed to YouTube first.

He says, Well, whatever.

One of your first kick streams, you go, I can't wait to share Kremlin disinformation with all of these gamers.

And I go I was just a mockery.

It was just a mocking uh Katie Paul.

Te and I told him about the tech transparency project and why I was banned from Twist and he goes, Yeah, okay.

So he w they were watching the kick, they were watching everything YouTube.

They were trying to g Google everything, get as much lore as they could on everything.

And um

Uh yeah, they were just they thought I was just some dearborn Arab.

I'm just telling you the truth.

They thought I was a dearborn Arab who got caught up.

They asked me if Hezbollah tried to recruit me, you know.

So

They were thinking more that.

They didn't know that they opened this whole rabbit hole of like this crazy thing.

You know, maybe, I don't know.

Maybe it was all just.

I don't know.

I don't know what was going on.

But um

You wanna know the fucking one of the funniest parts?

He shows me a DM, a screenshot of a DM that someone sent to me saying, Oh, and Caleb is trying to tell everyone that Jackson's an FBI agent.

He goes,

What is what's this all about?

And I go, Oh, yeah.

Someone was trying to spread the rumor that uh CO2.

I said someone was trying to spread the rumor that Jackson's an FBI agent.

And he goes, why would they say he's an FBI agent?

I said, Well, a lot of people say it.

And he goes,

Like, he's, it's like, this is the FBI.

That was like breaking the fifth wall.

Like, imagine having to explain to an actual Fed that a lot of people on the internet call Jackson a Fed, but he's actually not.

And this guy, like, knows it.

He's literally one of them.

And he's just like baffled.

Like, what?

But I'm the Fed.

I'm like, well, yeah, but they do claim that.

He, like, he didn't know what side anyone was on anymore.

He was like, but what is.

He's trying to like detect a threat.

He's trying to detect a threat to national security, but he doesn't know who's who anymore.

He's like but they're saying they're accusing are they accusing him of being a fed or is he attacking feds or what's going on?

He was just really confused, all right?

Um, even he didn't know if he was a fed, probably, you know.

I don't know so.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um

So

I did I didn't know.

I didn't yeah.

It was a very strange, strange experience.

Um

So, uh yeah, yeah, I'll bring Logo on in a second.

Um, and I wanna talk about Hezbollah and Plato's Republic with Logo, actually.

But, um, so we're gonna have an interesting talk.

But, um, that was a very strange um experience.

And I know I've been watched, I've been watched for a while and I've whatever, but

I didn't know what the purpose of this was.

You know, I've to be honest, I don't know why I wasn't stopped when I came back to Russia from Russia in December.

I feel like it because they kept telling me, they're like, look, dude, it's not a good look.

He's like, it's bad optics.

He literally said it's bad optics to me about the RPG.

The DHS agent, he goes, look, dude, this is bad optics.

You know how this looks, right?

He kept saying that.

You know how it looks, right?

You support Hezbollah.

You're firing guns.

You know how that looks?

I go, well, look, I don't know how it looks, but I can assure you that.

You know, I'm not breaking any laws here.

It just looks, but it looks really bad.

He goes, Well, what's the point?

You know, I said, Well, it's it's pretty badass, isn't it?

Shooting uh RPG.

You wouldn't do it yourself if you could.

I said, Aren't you American?

He goes, No, in Russia, no, no.

So

So uh

Uh, what was I gonna say?

So it was all a very strange, uh, bizarre, surreal thing.

Uh

But um

It's like the is it the communism?

Is this radical Islamic terror?

What is this?

Is this Russia?

What's going on?

Um, they're like, You see how it looks, you know, you seem to be supporting all these and I go, Well, look, we have foreign policy views.

I told them we want our tax dog, we we want to stop meddling in foreign affairs.

I said, We love our country, we love our people, but we want to stop meddling in foreign affairs.

He goes, Well, look, okay.

I mean, it's not entirely wrong.

What the fuck?

So, uh, yeah, that was my experience with that.

And you want to know what I took away from that, to be honest.

Now, I'm going to say something controversial.

I feel like sometimes leftists take it too personally when they get questioned, or not leftists, but just dissidents in general.

And they want to get belligerent and start like getting aggressive.

No, and they just want to start arguing with DHS agents and shit.

And I'm just thinking, what's the point of that?

What's the point of like, why do you, why are you trying to go to war with people who can detain you for three days, you know, and just make your life fucking miserable?

Instead of just, you know, if you have something to hide, you have something to hide.

You got caught.

But if you don't, I don't have anything to hide.

Um, why take it personally?

You know, it's not personal.

Um, uh

What's politics is more personal.

You know, I don't take it, I don't take it personally.

I think they were so shocked at how they kept, he told me once, he goes, Well, you're very level.

You know, you're very level-headed.

And I'm just like, it's very strange for a radical to be level-headed.

Photon, what's up?

And I'm just like, I'm just trying to think.

Like, I imagine if, you know, some of these, some radicals, if they were in my shoes, they'd be like, they'd be like, down with the system, down with everything.

We're going to blow it all up.

The labor aristocracy.

And I'm like, dude, are you trying to convert a DHS agent or something?

Who are you arguing with?

You know?

What's the point of that?

Who are this is people need to understand discipline.

Like, what are you?

What's your point?

Why are you getting passionate and arguing with a liter?

He's literally in the It's like imagine.

Imagine if you're like a pirate and you're just like arguing with the guy from Pirates of the Caribbean.

Who's the British guy from Pirates of the Caribbean?

You're arguing with that guy about like why piracy is the pirate's life, is the best life.

Like, dude, he made his choice.

He's literally like a red coat who hunts you down.

He made his choice.

A DHS agent is not going to like sympathize with communism.

All right.

I didn't expect that anyway, you know?

So, a policeman is not going to sympathize with a radical anarchist who wants to blow up everything.

Like, I'm sorry.

What's the point of arguing with them about it?

You're not going to win them over, all right?

Just follow the law.

I mean, I'm not giving advice to r anarchists 'cause I'm against anarchism.

But I'm saying in general, like, wh what's the point of this performative shit?

There's no point.

Why get emotional, why take it personal?

Anyway.

You know, it's not brave, it's just stupid.

Again, I will probably say what Jackson and I did was a little brave, you know.

I'm not trying to gas us up too much.

There were other journalists there doing the same thing, taking the same risk.

I'm not trying to lionize us and make us out to be these huge heroes.

But at the same time, you know, it's not.

If you know the risks, it's not, it's kind of you have to have some bravery, you know, to do what we did, to be honest.

If you know the risks.

Some people don't know the risks, they're just stupid.

Like some journalists, I mean.

Especially Jackson, you know, Jackson is a guy

You know why we were also tripping a little?

Because we were thinking, oh, they're going to try to kill Jackson, the Mossad, ISIS, whoever, CIA.

And if they did that to kill, they would get away with it.

They'd get away with it.

They'd say, oh, it was an ISIS attack.

Jackson got killed in an ISIS.

And you know what's disc you know why Fiorella and all these disgusting vermin attack Jackson and me and malign our characters so so much

Because when we do get assassinated, when the day comes that we are killed,

They want to make sure the public is against us.

They don't want the public to be angry.

They don't want the public to be upset.

They want to see a bunch of transgender democratic socialists celebrating.

And they want to see Hassan Piker celebrate.

They want to see everyone celebrating and nobody mourning us and grieving us.

And nobody regarding it as a tremendous injustice.

In other words, they want to get away with it.

Fiorella is basically trying to build consensus for our persecution if we get thrown in jail or if we get assassinated.

The goal of these attacks on us is to build consensus so that no one sympathizes us when illegally, you know, acts are done against us.

We're persecuted illegally, we're killed, whatever.

And that way they can get away with it.

And that's really the whole goal.

To socially condition people into finding.

The Mossad or the CIA, you know, killing us acceptable.

That's really what it's all about.

That's really the whole point.

Malign our character so that we and look, I'm not asking for sympathy personally.

I'm saying if they could do it to us, they could do it to any dissident.

And they want to be able to get away with it.

So just out of principle, even if you hate me and Jackson, why are you playing into this agenda

And allowing that precedent when they're going to do that to anyone else, okay, they're going to do it to the pro-transgenders as well.

Um

They're gonna do it to them if they ever run afoul with the system, so to speak.

Did Jackson have issues with the DHS?

Jackson is not in America.

For the last time, Jackson is in Moscow, okay?

He hasn't come back to US in a very long time.

I don't know what will happen when he comes back.

So let's stay tuned, okay?

But anyway, don't let these people build consensus for

you know, for for these nasty CIA Mossad uh strategies and plans, because that's what this all is about.

They're trying to build consensus for a positive reaction to us getting killed or persecuted.

And if if it can happen to us, it can happen to anyone.

Anyway.

Let me uh speak to Logo now.

He's been waiting a long time.

Hey, what's up man, how you doing?

Oh, what's up, man?

Sorry, I'm watching the live stream.

It's a little behind.

Oh, all right.

It's all right.

I just got back.

I was still listening.

So I was just debriefing everyone on.

I was trying to speedrun.

My wife went to a concert with her friends, so I was like trying to speedrun my chores after got my daughter to bed to be like, I'm going to get on.

Hopefully, Haas doesn't run too late.

I was like, I probably missed the DHS story.

But now I got to hear the DHS story, and I was laughing my ass off.

Does it surprise you at all or no?

Not at all.

I mean, honestly, like my experience getting interrogated by the FBI was pretty similar.

I told you about it, right?

Like, they're asking me about neon genesis evangelia.

Yeah, yeah.

Like, just asking me crazy questions.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's just like very surreal.

Like, that's the other thing where you were saying about like leftists have this view of like, well, it's like, number one, it's like there's no point like freaking out on these people or whatever.

But like also, they're mostly like normies.

Like they don't really, they're not clued.

They're not tapped in on anything.

They're like completely out of it.

It's kind of the impression I got as well, to be honest.

I didn't, I got the impression that like this was not.

they this they were not like particularly caring about anything ideological to be honest like i know more about the drake kendrick beef frankly literally probably you know literally probably like that's just like how americans are like this whole idea this whole idea that like oh like all these guys have got like the top brass and they're like so skilled at like psychological warfare and stuff it's like maybe if you're talking about 50 years ago well yeah but even then like you're talking like 50 years ago did you see the cia leaks though where like they're like super like liberal like they're talking about how they hate you know

Uh they're super, super liberal, like extremely like the same thing you see of uh these left liberals on X.

Like that's the CIH ass that got leaked.

It's like they act the same way.

It's fucking crazy.

Yeah, I mean, that's not that's like the least surprising thing in the world to me.

I don't know.

Right, yeah, of course, but like puts into perspective like how powerful they are.

I mean, that's crazy.

These like deranged people.

No, they get they probably get like frothing mad about like Ukraine, you know?

Yeah, for real.

Like it's like yeah, but like that's like sort of uh academic culture here.

It's like really it's like you have to think of the CIA as just like an extension of the university system.

Yeah, yeah, that's really what it is, honestly.

So it's like literally like if you think about like the tenor of like tenured academics in like these sorts of things, it's literally the same people.

It's like a revolving door.

That makes a lot of sense actually.

It makes a lot of sense.

Um academics tend to fucking hate me a lot and they really are super yeah.

No, I can talk to normal people.

I can't talk to academics.

They fucking hate me.

Yeah.

Um, no, a lot of my history is based on triggering academics that I've done, you know, same trolling and trolling about factoids and things that just whether it's the gene thing or other things, it's like a this kind of trolling I've done to like deny science, quote-unquote, scientific facts just to like see them freaking out.

This is like why I love no, it's like this is like why I love like the flat earther, like, you know, like a roofer in Philadelphia who is like, yeah, time isn't real.

Uh, they invented like doing flamenco new chronology shit or whatever.

Like, they're like doing like ontological terrorism to academics every day.

It's that's act.

That's so, yeah, that's brilliant.

Ontological terrorism.

That's what it is.

In my Twitch days.

They're like everything you think.

They're like, reality isn't even real.

I used to troll really hard on the Twitch days and on Twitter when I was just kind of like a complete troll, right?

That's literally what it felt like I was doing.

Ontological terrorism.

We're like, I'm just saying shit that, you know, widely regarded as wrong, but just for the purpose of triggering like academics who are like always hung up on technicalities and like just can't let go of shit.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's a, it's super fun.

Like I remember, I remember, I would do this with people.

Like this is the next level of the flat earther ontological terrorism thing because you go, well, the earth is flat in your dreams, isn't it?

In your imagination.

Yeah, they get so triggered by that.

I don't know why.

They get really triggered by like the fact that anyone can just say anything.

Like we just have free will to say whatever we want.

No, you can't say that.

You can't think that.

No, but then the next second, you'll be like, okay, well, I don't think we have more free speech than the Chinese.

And they'll be like, what?

Oh, I'm serious about that, though.

That's why they can't tell.

I think, you know, this is people are like, are you trolling or are you serious?

How can you tell?

And it's like, look, the whole point, even if I'm trolling and I don't believe what I'm saying, which is very rare.

You could tell it's like a meme, right?

Yeah, yeah.

From being hyperbolic or something.

The whole point is to antagonize a very specific kind of like epistemological position that also simultaneously lies about China and Russia and like, you know, the history of communism and all this other kind of stuff.

It's like in the same vein, that's when I say, if I say dinosaurs aren't real or something, it's like in the same vein, I'm trying to antagonize an institutional epistemology that simultaneously also, you know, actually manufactures reality about a bunch of other things.

Of course.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But like, and also that's like a serious endeavor.

Even if it's like using irony, you know, it's not like an ironic, it's not like, I don't know what an ironic use of irony would be like you're being ironic.

Like you're being ironic in a disingenuous way, but like using irony in like a sincere and serious manner.

I mean, that's literally just like, it's not the Socratic project.

Yeah, literally.

That's literally like my, that's been my whole M.O.

for a very long time.

In the beginning.

That's just been my whole life.

Like, I don't know.

I've just like, I can't be other than I am.

People are always like, I don't know.

I always cause problems for myself because I just like, I can like, like, like, I don't know, like what you were saying, like, if I was interrogated by the DHS people, I would, it would be a very similar sort of circumstance.

But I'd be like, but like, I don't know.

Like, I can't help but tell the truth.

Like, I really am not good at like lying.

I was telling the truth with them.

I wasn't, I was, that's why it was so bizarre, because I was just saying what I actually believe.

No, it's literally like, this is like, you know, this is like in the Bible, right?

Where it's like, Jesus is completely genuine with Pontius Pilate.

And he's just like, I don't even know what to do about this.

I wash my hands of this.

You know, like, that's literally all it is.

Like, if, like, the, if the supposed deep state or whatever goes after you, it's because they're getting called upon, not like for like some personal vendetta or something.

They're getting called upon by just assuaging like a larger group.

You know what I mean?

Like, they don't really care.

Like, they're not really in it.

Their heart's not in it anyway.

I hope not, yeah, because if that's the case, then it's like our crazy haters weaponized with the full power of the state.

When it's not particularly a nice thought.

Well, that'll probably only be true in like 15 years.

So don't worry.

It'll be like 15 years from now.

That will be true.

I hope, yeah.

But anyway, what was I going to say?

So I kind of wanted.

I was thinking a lot about on my trip to Lebanon because I kept trying to think about Hezbollah, right?

And, you know, of course, no one here provides any material support for FTOs.

That's a given.

But we can think about it philosophically.

And I kept trying to understand this whole thing because it's like.

Obviously I come from a background, like so like ethno ethnologically, I guess.

Yeah.

And culturally, where I like get it, but like I was trying to understand

Um

What this movement was, how it's a mass movement, all this kind of stuff.

And, you know, I kept thinking about the Ayatollah Khomeini's.

Fascination with Plato, you know, the whole he was like a big Plato guy, and the whole idea of an Islamic Republic came from him.

And the complete rej the interesting thing is like this complete rejection of an imperial principle.

And what I see as an imperial principle is a principle of like material statehood, you know.

where like you you have a monarchy.

Like a monarchy can be the Communist Party, a monarchy can be you know, Mao, it can be the Shah, it could be whatever, but it is this kind of like secular state power, right?

And this infusion of platinism with religion and spirituality.

Somehow, that leading to like a modern political movement.

I found that really fascinating, you know.

And this idea of like a completely impersonal platonic republic that is devoid of any kind of imperial principle.

Ultimately, I don't, I think it's incomplete, ultimately, you know.

I mean, it's similar to the Baconian ideal, though, if you think about it, like the sort of Rashikushan ideal, which is like where it's this republic of letters of people, and it's like explicitly anti-like where eventually the whole idea of like, you know, this fucking start of enterprise where they're like, oh, we don't interfere with the goings on of the world.

We're just studying.

Yeah, yeah.

And also, also Kojev's idea of the universal state, which is, you know, the rule of discourse, you know.

Yeah.

So the end of discourse, so to speak, you know?

So it's it's very interesting to see that in real life and

And and typically Plato is associated with this kind of sterile

um sterile kind of idealism of a of a academic or an institutionalized, you know, thinker, um, an intellectual, so to speak.

But somehow, here, the Platonic idea or Platonic ontology of ideas, somehow the idea is no longer this kind of reified thought activity, but includes so much more.

You know, it's kind of almost like a noose, you know, this idea of the noose sphere or whatever from that Russian philosopher.

It's something that contains like the spirit, like the soul, like everything that makes us human and existence itself.

It's really ontological.

And that's not just a reified thought put in a jar, vacuum sealed.

It's the kind of essence of thought.

It's the cosmology of spirit.

It's like it's logos itself.

It's the essence of discourse itself and language.

And to see that kind of principle elevated to a political status explicitly, and moreover, very successfully in a way that can organically mobilize millions of people and command their loyalty.

I find that extremely fascinating.

And I really couldn't help but think about that the whole trip, to be honest.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know as much about that as you do, but I want to I could relate on this level.

Um, I uh I do a funeral in my uh family uh last weekend, and um, so and uh uh it's like an interesting side of my family.

I don't get to see that much, so I was catching up with them and they were showing me all these um like family heirlooms and artifacts that I didn't know existed that they've like had for a long time.

Like, I was seeing like my grandmother's like monthly donations to the IRA and stuff like that.

Holy shit, like, so like I understand that.

Like, like I'm uh I'm related to the Collins clan of like the uh like Michael Collins.

So, if we're talking about like terrorism, it's like I'm directly related to like the inventor of modern terrorism.

We were there at the funeral, and there was just an Irish flag there, uh, lady holding up one really high, and you know, it really fit in.

It's like nobody batted an eye.

It's like for I don't, this goes back to the whole Phoenician thing, to be honest, because yeah, yeah, no, for real.

This is how I understand it from that side, it's a from that side, it's literally the same shit, it's the same thing.

I don't know why, I don't understand the connection, but um.

It goes very deep and it's very seamless where it's like well it's kind of like if you that was sort of the druidic ideal in some ways in like the Celtic lands that it was ruled but like the ru there was this sort of like political hegemony but the real rulership was this like uh this like sort of um republic of uh spiritual goo guys you know who were like charged with uh uh tracking the stars and whatnot yeah yeah wow

Yeah, I don't know.

I mean, it's the strange form of modern, you know, modernity.

I don't know it's an overused word, I guess, that really fascinates me over there.

Because a lot of people have this impression that Lebanon, even the south, not just Beirut, is like an extremely traditional in the sense of like pre-modern, which is not true.

It's like people like go out clubbing and they go out like partying all night.

They're modern.

They have jeans and cell phones and whatever.

It's very modern, like in this, and I guess in the sense that we're used to.

But simultaneously, they also have this like.

Other thing going on, it kind of, you know, what it reminds me when I went to the south and I saw um like Hezbollah flags everywhere and like everyone going about their business, it kind of reminded me of like I know you don't like Catholicism, but Mexican Catholicism where you just go to like a village in Mexico and it's kind of like a folk religion where it's just like they have like they have well yeah no, that's how it that's how it is in its like authentic expression, you know.

Like I'm not even like like I go off on the Catholics, but I mostly talk about the institution because I think that a lot, like I have a like that whole side of my family is like very, very devoutly Catholic, but they're like fun Catholics and they're like intellectual about it.

So like I talked to like one of my cousins.

I talked to one of my cousins.

He's like, well, I'm a Jansenist and I'm like, well, I'm a Hussite.

And he's like, oh, nice.

Like we just get along.

Well, I think, yeah, I mean, we're both devoted to like the discourse.

Like, we really are about it.

Like, we really mean it.

You're not against Catholics, you know, because I think when it comes to like the folk expressions of, you know, spirituality in Mexico or Ireland or wherever, it takes on a life of its own that really doesn't, it's not reducible to the institution, you know?

Yeah, yeah.

And like they're also like, they're like, they often like have their, like, you know, to talk about Catholicism, talk about this like massive thing, because it's like, it's like there's so many different monastic orders and they've all gone to war with each other a bajillion times, you know, and it's like, it's not really a single coherent entity, except insofar as like all of the money goes to the same bank.

You know what I mean?

Like that's really the only thing that holds it together is like the institutionality of it, like in a material level.

In this sense, it's like when I went to the south and I'd go to these villages, it was so fascinating to see.

Basically there was um f there were pictures of martyrs everywhere.

Everywhere you'd go, there's a poster of a martyr.

Like an icon literally like an icon.

Like they'd literally have the halo behind their head.

Yeah, it's like Ireland, man.

Yeah, every everywhere you'd go though, like everywhere.

They're all over in the south.

But then at the same time, it's like it's not

It's not pre modern.

Like there's fast food, there's, you know

People are just hanging out.

People are wearing modern clothes.

It's like totally normal.

And like every other person I met was like a communist or came from a communist family, which is also an interesting thing.

Like they have a party over there, I mean, communist party.

Um, and you know, there, yeah, it's really interesting, actually, um, how like.

I think that there's a big difference between Hezbollah and the Iranian Revolu I mean, you know this versus like um the rise of Al Qaeda and like ISIS and shit.

And it's not just a Sunni Shia thing, it's more that

This is not a case of religious fundamentalism.

This is a case of this new kind of sublimated spirituality in the form of like this.

This um platonic political vision.

that but instead of like the sterile um intellectual kind of um idealism, you have a very living spiritual, you know, religiosity.

But the main force behind the I don't know if you can call it an ideology, the political ideology, is not fundamentalism.

Meaning, like your average Hezbollah supporter may not necessarily even be religious.

I mean, they could have a beer, they could whatever.

Not all of them.

I'm just saying it's not uncommon.

There's not a huge, there's no like fundamentalism, but there's an identification with the religion.

as this like sublimated

Um

Not an ideology uh um but more like um

It's kind of like a kingdom of discourse.

It's a fundamental phenomenological horizon that, like, ultimately.

Becomes responsible for the coherence of reality itself, you know?

And that is something that is considered so objective that it's like not in contrast to religious fundamentalism, it's not on the believer to like carry all of that.

So you don't have to like be a fundamentalist who follows all the rules.

You just have to recognize it in its objectivity, you know?

If that makes sense.

Yeah.

That's how Catholicism is too.

Like, none of them actually practice any of it, but they, you know, will defend it even though they don't practice it.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, yeah.

Like that makes sense.

That's the whole like that's that's the sort of irony of it.

Like, I don't know.

I have more of a I have sort of a fundamentalist streak, but I can understand that.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, um, I think it well, yeah, I think on the one hand, um, fundamentalism is also

like the jesus like thing of of of saying the truth and not being afraid of doing that you know rather yeah yeah but i understand like yeah i understand the whole like it's just that like i think it's a almost a temperamental thing though like i i'm not trying to chink in this at all but like like i feel this way when like um i'm in a group with a bunch of guys and like they're all like avid uh like followers of the nfl or something and they all like different teams But it's really, it doesn't really matter about the teams at all.

They're like just talking.

They're like devoted to the discourse around the teams.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, yeah.

And like, I'm, I'm, like, if I, if you're not, if you don't care about any of it, then it's just sort of like you can't even like co-eat, you can't even like enter into the conversation, basically.

So like, if I wanted, if I, so, like, even at, like, let's imagine, like, I don't know, I somehow, like, if I was working at an office or something, this was like the office thing to do, and this is like how everyone socialized, I would probably inevitably just pick a fucking team, you know?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Just so that I could enter into the discourse.

Yeah, yeah, that makes sense.

No, no, yeah, yeah.

That's what you're saying is like very intuitive to me.

Um but uh yeah, I just um

I find it honestly a really fascinating political phenomena, though.

And I think there's a lot to learn from it.

Not in the sense, of course, DHS guys.

It's not in the sense of terrorism, but just in the sense of this ability to penetrate into discourse in such an organic and seamless, effective way.

I don't know, man.

Like what I saw with those crowds, I've never seen anything like that in my life.

Like, not even with football games.

I've never seen anything like that.

I've never seen such a level of like devotion at that level for a political cause, you know?

It's hard to like even think of something that could do that in America.

It's really or like it's really di difficult to come up with it at all, frankly.

Um

And I find it.

The closest analog is literally sports, though.

I think.

Like, I can't really think of anything else.

It's funny that liberal leftists see themselves that way when they're at protests.

And I'm like, yo, that is not real masses.

Okay.

That is not the masses at all.

All right.

That is some like a bunch of fucking grad students coming together like crying in unison.

Okay.

That's not the masses.

And frankly, like state employees.

I don't know like uh you know, like the people receive it living off of grants uh that ultimately dra you know, things like that.

So on to that topic of state employees.

Alright, I wanna just first say and then I'm gonna share a screenshot with everybody.

So something really weird happened at the UN.

I don't know if you heard today.

Where the US voted against the EU's proposed Ukraine shit.

So the US voted alongside North Korea and all of these and Belarus and Russia against Ukraine and Europe and like a huge chunk of the world.

Also who joined the US was Israel, which raised eyebrows, but then I saw this tweet which said actually the US pressured

Israel into that vote and they didn't want to make it, which I find interesting.

Like, who's who's wagging whose tail?

I don't know.

Yeah, I don't know.

I don't know.

I'm very like that.

The whole situation is very intriguing to me because, like, for instance, like, Trump is like the only person who has just given away the fucking actual death toll, you know?

And people are like, oh, he's like so dumb that he said that.

And like, but then it's also like, is he doing that?

Or like, you know, the picture of him like holding the chair out for Netanyahu, people are like, wow, he's like serving this.

Like, you do that for your, for like a woman, you know?

I don't, yeah.

Like, you don't do that to someone who you like, like, you know what I mean?

Unless you're looking at it as like a butler.

And by the way, the reason I shared that screenshot of that tweet is because a lot of people speculate that, you know, maybe Russia and Israel, it's because they have ties.

But I don't know about that.

I think that, I think I was very surprised because I think Israel has more ties with Ukraine.

And plus, I noticed with the commencement of the SMO that the pro-Israel voices in Russia really have been getting sidelined.

And the pro-Palestine, you know, pro-Islamic world quote-unquote voices have really gained in Russia because of the SMO.

So I was shocked at this, but then I'm seeing this person tweet that Israel was pressured.

And I have to think, like, why would they lie about that?

What, to appease Europe?

Why did you, why would Israel care about Europe?

Well, here's something I've been thinking about because I think that the, like, I think that the future of multipolarity will not be so much like BRICS versus the U.S., but like the U.S., Russia, and China against like the EU.

That's fucking crazy.

That is crazy.

I mean, because I was like, I don't know if you've been following the gold market and stuff like this, but it's like, and then I was thinking this, like, okay, so like, what's the real issue with the pal, like Palestine, right?

Is that you, there's not really a larger force to subsume the dialectic here of like the Arabs and these and the Israelis, right?

But like, what if like the whole that whole part of the Middle East just gets subzoed into Russia?

I'm fine with that.

All Russia should I think most of the people there would probably ultimately be sort of fine with that.

I think not Russia, a new Soviet Union.

It should just include it would be like a Eurasian sphere.

Yeah, because I don't know if you know the Tartarian conspiracy of the Soviet Union.

Where the instead of Gorbachev, there was going to be the Haydar Aliyev, the communist boss in Azerbaijan.

And he had this crazy strategy of like pivoting to the Islamic world and Iran and kind of like a little bit Islamicizing the Soviet state to like gain all and this was in tandem with the Afghanistan thing.

And the goal was basically to turn the Soviet Union into like Tartaria, basically, like literally, like unite with Iran and like the Middle East and Iraq.

Because you know Stalin, when they were when he was fighting diplomatically with the Nazis about quote-unquote spheres of influence, I saw the map the Soviets had where they're like, this is our turf, and it included Iraq and Iran.

So in the long term, they wanted to go to the Middle East.

Yeah.

And I'm completely fine with that, honestly.

Like I'm I don't know, I mean, I'm gonna I was born and raised here, so I don't know how much of a dog I don't know how to say I have, but I guess it from what ethnic pride I have left, I'm totally fine with that happening.

Of just annexing the whole Middle East in a Eurasian superstate with Russia.

I think that would actually be great.

Sort of tied to like Russian literature and identity.

I mean, if you look at like late Tolstoy's work it and things like that, or like even Pushkin has like the fountain of Bakshisharai and stuff like that, there's like a total fascination with uh that the like the that whole civilizational sphere, yeah, right.

And um

Yeah, I I think uh yeah, I think that would be great.

But um I think it wouldn't be China taking it.

I don't see China taking it.

I don't think China wants to be bothered with any of that.

They don't.

Xinjiang itself is enough of a problem for China.

They don't wanna deal with that messy world.

But Russia, it would be beautiful, actually, if that whole Eurasia.

But in any case, I am so sh I look, I just thought it's all rhetoric.

Like, this is all just rhetoric.

It's just, you know, the continuation.

I don't know what the fuck is going on.

A UN vote where Russia and America and North Korea are all voting against the lip tards of the EU.

I don't know what's going on.

It's crazy.

I will say, I've never seen more people be like, wait, is Maga communism real as I have in like the last month?

I don't, I'm so confused because I always secretly believe that America was behind everything, including Europe.

I thought America controlled everything.

There was one block led by America, and there's another one that's the counter hegemony.

Now America is part of the counter.

Like, what the fuck is going on?

What is what?

What is happening?

It's actually real.

Like, I don't know.

Well, it's like, I think that there's like the to think there's always been like an internal contradiction, right?

Even in like the highest level.

Like, you were talking to the DHS guy, and you're like, well, maybe like we shouldn't be involved in all this stuff.

He's like, okay, well, you know what?

I kind of agree with that.

Whatever.

That's kind of like true.

I'm like, I don't know.

You talk to a lot of military vets or whatever, and they tend to go more towards the right in terms of how America describes its own political positions or whatever.

But they're generally more like we shouldn't be.

I talk to military people all the time, like people in my family or whatever.

But I went to a wedding last year and it was all guys who were like military guys.

And I was like, I'm a communist, but you're going to like me.

Yeah, yeah.

But it's scary.

Because now we know for a fact there's going to be a civil war in the U.S.

I mean, it's, I don't know if you, I don't know.

I know you've kind of been skeptical about it, but I don't think there.

I think there's going to be a big fight on the highest levels, which is happening now, and it's going to spill over.

And I think that if.

I'm thinking that's a fucking tenor for it, dude.

No one has any fucking energy.

I don't think it's all a psyop, and like Trump and Elon, it's all a psyop by like the real deep state, and it's whatever.

Thomas!

But on the other hand, I am just like.

You know, maybe Elon Musk is actually autistic and he's straight up just like, you know, maybe we should audit audit and see what where where the taxes are going.

Maybe we should maybe like, maybe he's actually autistic.

He doesn't know like the structural implications of what he's doing.

I don't think they do.

No, I think like for instance like, okay, we're not allowed and looking for Knox.

Why don't we just go do it?

And they're like, no, you're going to destroy the entire basis of the fucking global economy.

I don't, yeah, but this tells me that this is the empire collapsing.

And when the empire collapses, that's when the autistic start to get in charge.

That's literally how they get to power.

They ride off of an existing collapse.

And that's why I think it's going to unleash.

I think they're in way over their head.

They're in way over their head.

They have no idea what forces they're going to provoke in res including from NATO.

The whole NATO deep.

NATO is a deep state, all right?

Okay, but hear me out on this.

Hear me out on this.

Yeah.

The thing that is that people don't understand about the deep state that I think is important to understand that everything is so compartmentalized that none of the people like within the various confines know what is like the Jenga piece holding up the other parts.

You know what I mean?

Like, let's say you're like high up in DHS.

You still don't know like what the fucking skeletons in the closet of the CIA or the NSA are, blah, blah, blah, or fucking the Department of Energy or any of these different things.

None of them have like complete informational awareness on the other branches.

So like then you throw this stuff in there.

Like they won't even know how to come together as a force to defend the entire thing because there's not actually a place in the state for a complete like part of the defense of it is to make sure that that information is never totally in one place.

Like it is anarchy.

Like it is a like an epistemological anarchy, the state.

No one knows how it works really in its entirety.

It's within the state.

Yeah, I mean I see that.

I see that.

I just don't see like how it would spill out into a civil war.

I think because like you a civil war would require like normal people to like have enough motivation to go do anything about anything.

I think there is literally if I think there is like tomorrow tomorrow if Donald Trump like fucking Caligula or something was like actually we're pointing a horse as the chip as the chief bureau of this thing and Ilan was like it's actually a fucking epic meme people would just be like this what I don't even know what's going on anymore I think all it takes for a civil war is for there to be a breakdown and I think the established power in Europe you know where it seems to be centered in Europe that exists that can they can support any groups and fund I mean when there's a breakdown everything is going to come from like who's funding order who's funding organizations that bring order to life and then there's another thing which is that I wouldn't underestimate how many crazy libtards are in America like

I have seen these people dated.

Like, they are out there.

They are very real.

I would put them at least 20% of the population.

Our crazy lip targets.

Maybe I don't think they're that motivated to do anything in like a real like and I don't think they have the capacity to like organize in a real way.

And then the thing is you're saying about funding, but what I'm s like if this collapse comes with a collapse of like the ability to like fund the like the global economy, like then they like how are they gonna do that?

Were they gonna do airdrop fucking gold bricks?

Um, yeah, I mean, I don't.

Yeah, I I think that um

I well, I think Europe would probably intervene somehow if something happened in the US.

NATO would, for the purposes of continuity.

I'm so spooked by how Europe is like positioning itself now as like the leader of the free world and human rights and universal values and shit.

And, you know, people think that because the AFD is doing good in Germany and the conservatives are winning in Germany and Europe and Britain, that that means that they're like MAGA aligned.

It's not true.

Yeah, no, not true.

It's the conservative government in Germany that is way more aggressively committed to Ukraine now, you know?

Yeah.

Yeah, that's the other funny thing.

Like, that's the funny thing about the sort of, and it's also like why the quote-unquote dissident right-wing ideology of the that's supposed to be like uh usurping authority or whatever right now.

Um, it there's no actual way to like constellate the European devout like anti-Americanism with like American conservativism because they're completely like diametrically opposed.

Like the American conservative wants to eliminate the welfare state, right?

That's not true in the EU.

Like they're like, we have to defend the welfare state from America.

Yeah, I mean um

That well, that's true.

Um, sorry, I'm just MF, thank you so much.

Appreciate you, brother.

That's true, but I think that I mean, I don't know.

Do you really think there's like a deeper state that's like aligned with international finance and it's like all the academic institutions and this, you know, I basically, I guess, what they call the cathedral or you know, the fourth branch of government plus the cathedral, or quote unquote.

Is that like really a thing, you know?

And does it have any like actual power?

I think it's like a shorthand generally for just the class, you know?

And

um there's like i i think there's like internal divergences of this class like it's sort of like the in the the international bourgeois versus the national bourgeois or something like the national bourgeois in america um maybe bourgeois but they're they like they they don't give a fuck what happens to europeans you know the international bourgeois in america is like we have we're all the we're all the free world or whatever But like there's a, don't, you can't discount the amount of like Americans who like in their class sympathies would in some senses be sympathetic to like, I don't know, the European bourgeois or whatever.

Yeah.

But they yeah, they're not, but like they also are like, oh, it serves them right.

You know, like, who do you think is screwing over like the Germans and like what is like benefiting from their factories being unable to run and stuff?

It's like American businessmen.

Yes.

Um, but also, um, what about among young people?

Like, the you see them so often in protests and these big crowds and they live in cities and they're like, you know, they're they're

Well, I think, you know, there's always like there's this big thing where it's like, oh, America is so far to the right, it's going to have like Nazis in it or whatever.

It's like, no, if you want to see that happen, it's going to be in like your nice Scandinavian countries that you think are so harmless.

Oh, I'm already seeing it.

You know, they're going full Azov.

And I've been thinking about this because this is sort of what the NASGARD, the books NASGARD is writing, he always has a fascination with all of that.

It's very devoted to the neo-pagan black metal sort of stuff, you know, where they're like explicitly trying to bring about the end of those or whatever.

One of the meme things from MAGA communism was this, like, I guess, a hyperstition or whatever, this dream of like America, Russia, and China versus NATO and Europe.

And that was just a way to kind of imagine and visualize the possibility that being against NATO could be couched in the language of American national self-interest and patriotism.

That's how it is.

But I didn't actually fucking think it's like going to happen.

And I still don't know if it's going to happen.

I kept thinking that Trump is just a continuity and it's like he's just going to do the bidding of NATO.

It's going to be the same old thing.

And now I'm seeing really weird things.

And like, I don't know.

I'm not even convinced fully that it's happening, but I'm like, if that is happening, like, MAGA, I did not give MAGA communism enough credit as a meme.

It turned out to actually directly reflect reality.

Yeah, no.

I mean, I kinda did, so I don't know.

But um well, it's like look at look at Trump and like how he talks about every single European leader versus how he even talks about like the leader of Mexico or like Putin and G, et cetera.

Like on that level, like it's pretty clear that like his sympathies are more with um everyone outside of Europe.

Yeah, why the viewers jump to like a thousand?

What's going on?

What the hell?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Maybe we're on the first one.

I will say that.

Before I came on here, I had the only internet outage I've ever had.

And I was like, why the fuck is this happening right now?

They throttle my shit all the time.

I'm convinced it's feds, by the way.

Like, fully convinced.

Yeah.

Yeah, I was like, this has never happened before.

I don't know.

Yeah, yeah.

But this, yeah, I mean, look, but what's going on?

I'm shocked by it.

I know you're less shocked.

Because, look, ultimately, it does make sense.

I'm just shocked at how much it makes sense because I'm used to things not making as much sense as this.

And

I

I didn't understand like is it that easy that this is just gonna happen?

you know well we'll see i don't know like that's like like it's like uh like it's it's we live in like more interesting times than we did throughout like the entire biden administration i would say because like things are actually truly like an open question right now um in a way they weren't then i you know i think that trump will still be against iran but you know i heard trump talk about iran they're like trump you're willing to talk to north korea You're willing to talk to Russia.

Why won't what's the problem with Iran?

And he goes, well, the issue is that they're religious fanatics.

And I think to myself, I'm like, is that really the reason for Trump?

Because I know Trump is just not very religious.

And he's like, he doesn't relate to it or sympathize with it at all.

And is it really just something so petty that Trump just personally does?

He just kind of distaste the religious, the religious.

There's also that clip where he's talking about like the hijab, right?

You know what I'm talking about?

Yeah, yeah, I remember that.

Yeah.

So it's like, I don't know.

It's like, that just might be like a, yeah.

He's like a, I watched the movie The Apprentice, the one about him, which is like pretty good.

It's pretty decent.

But the way it depicts that, like, his politics are solely like personal.

So like all it would literally take is like one like Iranian person to be like, or like, you know, all it would take is like one guy to like flatter him and totally change.

So, so this is a wild thing to imagine.

I don't think it's true.

But like, imagine if like Trump is actually like an 80s Soviet ML and he he just doesn't like Iran because of the ideological dispute with Khomeini with the with communism.

And Trump is actually like, he doesn't like them because he's like, he's more with like the Tuda party.

And that's his whole issue.

Ironically, I mean, you could say that in the sense that like, he's like, all I care about is business.

Like the idea that you put this in the middle of the morning.

He's like a materialist.

And that's his.

Yeah, yeah.

He's like a, yeah, yeah.

I don't fucking know.

I don't know.

Um, I mean, that's like that's like, I think, like, the same thing with like uh his like lack of fundamental concern for like Palestine is that he's just like, I don't get it.

Like, why don't they just like build hotels there?

Like, I don't get it.

Why don't they just do that?

Right, right.

Yeah, I mean, like, that's his real, like, you really can't even, like, it's like doesn't compute because he's like, everything's just a business.

Like, I don't know what you're pretending, you know?

Well, well, let's remember it's not just business, it's real estate in particular, real estate in particular, right?

Which is everything now.

Everything's about land, everything, literally, everything.

Yeah, yeah, it's all politics around.

You can go to the Vatican and be like, this is this is such great real estate.

Yeah, yeah.

You know, you can't like anything.

You're just like, what a, what a thing to own.

It's a fucking proxy for everything, honestly.

There's two things that have the last remnants of private property: real estate and energy.

Yeah.

Everything else is like part of a plan pre-planned urban planning, socialist planning.

It's like, oh, you're going to have a coffee shop.

We're going to plant it.

Here's how we're going to zone it.

Here's how, you know, we're going to, you know, you're going to get the energy from here.

The sewage is going to go like this.

I mean, that's not real pride.

That's a whole.

That's like you privately uh

Gaining some revenue off of like a socialized grid command economy, you know.

But real estate itself and energy, they're so fundamental that y I guess you can privatize those.

Even though the energy industry is actually super planned.

Oh, yeah.

Well, it's like yeah, yeah, yeah.

No, it's I know way too much about that 'cause I have a family who work for like the grid in like different states, you know, like they're like electrical engineer type people and they will talk your fucking ass off about that.

Right, right.

Yeah.

Um, so uh yeah, I d I I think that something very str strange is going on.

Um but I keep thinking about that the fire rises.

I can't find it on YouTube.

Did you see that meme or is a video of Trump?

Like, what can s where who has uh access to it?

'Cause I can't find it on uh YouTube.

Oh let me pull it up.

You know what I'm talking about?

Uh I don't think so.

I might.

I don't remember.

But I uh I don't know.

Where is the trailer?

I I can't I can't find it for some reason.

Does anyone have it?

It's called Trump the Fire Rise.

It's a Hoi 4 mod, but I saw the trailer and it was like this crazy thing.

But no one has the trailer.

I can't find it.

Does anyone have it?

Does anyone have it?

Nobody has it.

Alright, I was just about to pull out another thing to see it on stream, but once and for all.

Yeah, have you seen his logo?

Yo.

I'm just on Discord, so I don't know.

Just pull up the stream, yeah, and then I'm gonna play the thing for everyone.

Because I just keep thinking about like, are we just headed for some crazy shit?

I don't know.

All right, I'm gonna mute myself while you play this.

All right, I guess yes, this kind of depicts Trump becoming like a full fascist or something.

But the common denominator is like, oh my god, he's actually like, he actually is like this angry guy that's gonna completely collapse the system.

And he's gone rogue.

He's just going rogue.

That's just like how I think of it.

And this, it reminds me of this trailer.

Oh yeah.

1206 going doc.

Defeating the radical left, the Marxists, the agitators, the anarchists.

With you at my side, we will demolish the deep state.

We will liberate America from these villains once and for all.

As my first order of business, I hereby declare martial law.

Take out their families.

When you get these terrorists, you have to take out their families.

They're out of killers.

They're out of killers.

Well, you think our country's so innocent?

Death penalty.

Bring it forth.

Kill the good COVID!

Donald Trump and the Niagara Republicans represent an extremism.

Americanism, not globalism.

It threatens the very foundations.

Will be our trio.

The world is an embroidery deaths.

Well you think this is going to cause a little more anger?

Like, yeah, I don't know, like, who's in the driver's seat and what's going on.

I don't know what.

I don't know.

Which is actually like the thing that people like, I don't know, that shit is like very tapped in for like older people.

Like, you know what I mean?

Like, this is not as much of a like younger people, it's like just a meme and it doesn't mean much.

And it's like, cause it's just a meme amongst memes that have been on the internet and you know, and they go, oh, yeah.

And like those people are very confidently saying shit was going to happen.

And throughout the 2020s so far, that has never occurred.

But amongst the boomers, like the faith has never wavered.

And like, especially since like the freeing of the Jan 6 people and whatnot, who are like all major QAnon figures.

You know what's weird?

Go ahead.

No, I'm just saying that like I mean I ran into that like at my like that's like what a 70 year old who's like tapped in to social media is believing is what I'm saying.

Isn't QAnon like a DOD psyop?

Yeah, but the whole idea of it is that there's this internal dialectic within the American deep state.

They talk about like white hats and whatnot.

So the whole thing is like it's like true that there's a conflict going on there.

Well, yeah.

I mean, that's like, I don't know.

I fell down this rabbit hole in like 2020 when I was like, what the fuck even is all of this?

And I was like, wait, like what?

Like, what is going on?

Because like, if there's so much crazy like sci-fi bullshit tied into it as well.

But then it's like that would be a useful thing to do.

Like, I think it's like a real psyop, but I don't really know like the origin.

You know?

I don't know the origin.

I don't know where this is going or who's in charge anymore or what's going on.

But it seems like Trump is just like going full, like, fucking burn it all down.

I don't know.

No, and then at the same time you got Bernie Sanders back out with his winter coat being like we need to get second.

You know Bernie fucking j obviously he was a piece of shit always, but like, you know how easy it would have been for him to just be like, okay,

I'm just gonna like ride the wave, but also preach like left-wing economics, I guess.

And uh and he could have just been like a Thomas Massey type guy with the ego party.

He could have capitalized off of this, not by like, you know, kissing Trump's ass, but more like

Taking for granted the way that the Libtards and the USAID, it's all being destroyed and slashed.

And on top of that, he could just be like, okay, now's the time for like real, you know, left wing politics or something.

But instead, he's just like siding with the USAID federal employees, I guess, or whatever.

He really fucked it up.

He really fucking dropped the ball.

He it's just who he always was, I dunno, you know?

Al, you know, I I saw something really disgusting too in Germany where um all of our left liberal enemies were celebrating uh the Zionist uh Dai Linke or whatever because they got like a few seats, even though they only got a few million more votes than uh the BSW, which is like the left populist thing.

But you know why I'm disgusted is because die what Dai Linke did is very disgusting.

They appealed to all of the you know bourgeois PMC bourgeois, you know.

institutionalized bourgeoisie

They uh and they they they just took all of what remains of that small minority of Libtards in Germany.

So they got 8% of the vote.

And people are like, oh, it's better than before.

And it's like, well, look at the demographics.

They're not gaining steam among any demographics that could propel them to anything close to significance.

They have just capitalized off of the last remaining lumpinized PMC.

And then, meanwhile, the AFD is getting these huge victories.

And then the whole fucking time

Dylenke was doing everything in its power to suppress BSW and gatekeep and slander them.

Everything it could.

It used its entire media apparatus, its whole air, all of its resources, all of its strategy.

So that's why I sympathize with BSW because it's like that's like how that's the position they try to put us in.

While the right wins big, you know, we get attacked by these quote-unquote leftists.

And you get attacked from both sides then because, you know, it makes you look weak if you're getting attacked.

If so much negative attention is being thrown at you from people that claim to be similar to you, like leftists, quote unquote, it's terrible because we have such a tremendous.

The hurdle of bringing Marxism to the masses.

It's not that tremendous.

It's easy.

But the hurdle lies in, because, you know, what I learned from the MAGA communism experience is that you also need them to respect you.

You need them to respect you.

If they feel like you're a nobody.

Who why the fuck should they care about what you have to say?

They're not gonna care, you know.

You could be correct, you could be preaching to the choir, you could be speaking their language, but if you're a nobody,

They will not care who are you, you know.

Yeah.

And if leftists are going out of their way to ostracize you and turn you into a nobody and make you primarily known as being someone hated, it's hard to make inroads with the masses when you have these freaks.

I mean, I I block them because I think about it.

I'm like, look,

Imagine if you're a normal person and you clicked one of my tweets and it's all these like transgender psychopaths talking about like piss and how they wanna rape and all these crazy disc in their pedophiles and it's all this weird disturbing shit.

And like that would make me look like a freak.

Just that even though these people are attacking me, it makes me look weird that I even know them or they even know me.

So I think I just fucking block them because I don't even want to be associated at all.

Like, I don't my brother, I think I told you to do this like two years ago, but and I didn't listen because of uh because I had this dumb idea that, like, well, it wasn't necessarily because like all attention is good attention, you know.

I remember anything I could get attention, I would roll with, I would milk the fuck out of it for like weeks.

Like, oh, people are paying attention to me over this.

I'm not, I'm gonna completely ignore the content.

I'm like, let me double down.

Let me, let me do this for a week or two.

Let me, uh, let me take this to the next level.

And in a way, it kind of worked, right?

It got me the notoriety.

Sure, sure.

But I feel like I overdid it, though, as well.

It comes with a cost, and I also overdid it.

Because I had already gotten, I already did.

I feel like the Mongol thing that I did was enough.

That yeah, I got like millions of that's all I needed to do.

Everything past that, I kind of feel like was a distraction from the more important work of like something I should have done that I only started doing in 2023, which was kind of a little bit cleaning up my act and professionalizing so I could be taken a little more seriously.

I only started doing that in late 2023.

And since I did that, I grew very large, by the way, like relative to before.

But I took the troll, the trolling, I did it for too long.

It wasn't wrong in the beginning, but it was overdone.

It's more immediately satisfying is the thing.

But then it's like, you know, you have to eventually put it away at some point or else it consumes you.

Exactly.

You're so right about that.

And that's my big mistake was when you started to tell me to like stop, I should have just stopped then.

Like at that moment, I had already gotten it.

But I kind of was talking to you, and I was always like, if you told me this two years ago, I would also be doing like, you know, I don't know.

It's just, it's something, it's like.

Because like, I don't know, I went through all that probably earlier than you.

Like, uh, and it's just something you can't really, it's like such a weird experience that, like, almost like less than a 1% of the whole fucking population can relate to you about intimately, you know?

Right.

That it's even hard amongst the, like, people who could relate to relate about it.

Cause it's like, no, you don't understand.

Like, there's this guy who thinks.

You know, like, because it's always about the hyper-weird particulars of it that you get like that, you know, will drive you mad.

I also, what started to break my heart a little bit is when I started to like see all these autistic people who like didn't, couldn't tell that I was trolling.

And they were like starting to get angry and take it very seriously.

On the one hand, that's funny.

But on the other hand, I'm like, okay, now we can laugh.

Right.

And like, no, they're still like really, really like they're going, they're writing essays and going on tangents and shit.

I'm like, whoa, hold on.

It's like, come on, guys.

No, because it's like the thing is, as you were saying, the thing is you were saying about being a nobody or whatever.

It's like initially you are a nobody, and so you have to only interact with like other nobodies, but then eventually you're not a nobody, and then even interacting with nobodies is a humiliation.

Yeah, I had to learn that as well.

Like, I used to respond to that.

At a certain point, you have to be like, you have to be like, send that to my fucking office.

You know, like, I'm not even dealing with this.

I used to respond to everyone, to everyone.

And I now, if I see someone say something stupid, I just block them.

I block all idiots.

And, but I block all stupid people who are leftists.

The right is a different story.

Unless they do some extra highness shit, usually I leave them because, or if they block me, I'll block them.

But if not, the reason I leave the rightists is because I'm trying to destroy their communities, their spheres, and so on and so on, so that they see me more.

The more the people that they're trying to recruit will see me instead of them.

And that way, you know, I win over the masses from them.

Because they have the ability to do that, and left liberals do not.

Yeah.

Uh so that's why I don't block them.

I they they can hate me, whatever, but uh they they have me show up more on the algorithms and that way normal people will see me more who are more politically inclined and and not fully brainwashed yet.

I mean you in in principle, it makes more sense to block the committed rightists because you'll never win them over.

Like, I agree with that, you won't win them over.

Yeah, but you're not talking to them for to win them over.

Not them, yeah, but the kind of people who don't even have like active accounts who just kind of passively follow all this, you can definitely have existing followings and they're pretty much based off of like their own like personal like uh integrity to some degree, right?

Right, right.

Yeah, so like but but that's not true of the leftists at all.

They don't matter at all.

If if a left liberal is just in my reply saying nonsense, I'm just gonna fucking block them.

Like why

Yeah, like I'll debate anyone.

What's this?

Is not why would I engage with this?

You know, you're not coming in good faith.

You're literally saying you want to kill me, whatever.

Yeah.

So, actually, oh man, I was thinking, uh, I forget, I don't even know these accounts, but I didn't even see it because, like, I blocked so many people that I don't even like things happen.

I'm not even aware of them, you know?

Or it's like this is the difference, also, at least, and this happens on the left and the right because every once in a while, someone will be like, Wait, is this logo?

And it's like some account I've never heard of, and it's like some fucking meme of like me, like what, like a picture I took of myself like four years ago or whatever at this point.

And I'm just like, I don't even know this happened, I don't even know what's going on here.

But uh, but it's like I just look at it and it's like, this is just so like retarded, and like you know what I mean?

Like, it's it's it's so absurd that like if anyone saw this, like, I don't think they could possibly take it seriously that it's like actually about me.

Um, but like the leftist ones are more like it's just usually disgusting.

It's honestly, they have a big rape fetish, is what I've noticed, where they're like if they're not directly talking about like trying to rape people, they're they definitely like extremely sexual all the time in really gross ways.

And I'm just like, They'll literally go in my replies and talk about like eating feces and I'll block them and then they'll post a screenshot of me, oh, I won!

I beat him!

And it's like, yeah, yeah, okay, you literally went in my replies saying you wanted to take a chainsaw and like my intestines off and people shower in feces and blood.

So, yes, I blocked you for doing that.

And congratulations.

Like, when they block one of us, we'll literally just like be in Fiorella's hey, Fiorella, why are you calling Jackson CIA blocked?

Like, yeah, that's a W if that's triggering you.

But yeah, yeah, yeah.

I just love when people like will go in your replies, very visceral, disgusting, just really like gross.

They're really perverted.

And then you block them and they go, Oh, it's a big W.

You blocked me.

It's like, well, yeah, because you're a fucking like pervert.

You know, you're you're a degenerate.

No, it's really that simple.

Yeah.

I saw one though that was uh it was like a big like, you know, like conspiracy theory uh infographic or whatever.

And it had me with like a dotted line and it said uh his wife, CIA.

And I just thought that was so funny.

That guy, we're all convinced we're all convinced that guy is MI6, by the way.

Um, oh, okay, yeah, I don't like MI6.

Well, yeah, the MI6.

I was like, you like, that's such a funny thing.

British leftists and MI6 is the same thing, they're all like the same.

They're the same people, the same national, yeah, Robert Evans from Bellingcat and those kind of people, those anarchists, whatever.

That's such one of those deep ironies of American history that, like, where it's like, you, where it's like, like, think about like McCarthy.

McCarthy is sort of like Trump in the way where it's like he was trying to blow up this thing thinking it was like communism, he was destroying, and he like ran into something that he didn't even know existed.

It's like all just like British assets, and then like it was just like such a fucking mess that they like, it was like British assets who were like infiltrating American communist things, libertarian left.

That's what it is.

It's the most disgusting, evil, filthy thing.

If you want to read, oh, it's it is.

I'm actually doing an interview with this guy anarchist, mate.

We don't need any government, mate.

What's who are you to tell us and boss us around, mate?

It's tied to like the royalism, though, like deep down.

Uh, there's a there's this guy.

I don't know if you've ever heard of him, uh, Jason Horsley.

He writes uh good books.

He has this book called uh The Vice of Kings, which is about uh the intersection of like British leftism, uh, the aristocracy, Satanism, and like ritual like pedophilia.

These are nasty fucking people, nasty people, nasty people.

I just get disgusted thinking about them.

Yeah, the guy that made that info, he's like an anarchist who made that uh thing about you.

He's a British anarchist, literally.

Yeah, so he likes as a Satan.

He's a yeah, he's like literally a literal self-confessed Satanist, and uh, we think MI6, you know, but that's what it is, there is what I'm saying.

Like, you know, like that's the real he there were emails leaked from Paul Mason.

It shows the MI6 has tapped into the discourse on social media to like smear all the quote-unquote tankies that support Russia.

And Paul Mason was for them, it's a much more ancient animosity than even the existence of communism.

It's like they're obsessed with Dugin, they're obsessed with her.

Let me tell you something else.

I learned when I was in Russia that you know who's behind these assassinations that Ukraine does against like uh civilians, and they attempted to assassinate the author is a Khar Pripin as well, who I met.

It's the MI6.

The MI6 gives the Ukrainians all of the intel that they use to kill Russian civilians in Russia.

That's the other thing about like and the MI6 targets intellectuals, not even like military generals and shit.

They're giving the Ukrainian SBU the intel to kill intellectuals in Russia.

That's how it's an ancient metaphysical hatred the British liberals have for Russian Russia.

Yeah.

Yeah, man.

For real.

That's like, I don't know.

I've been I've been woke on that for a while, but it's like another one of those things where it's like the people on the right, like, you know, they might be talking about like Brit uh like Mossad and things like that.

But like anyone who even remote like the thing about the British intelligence agencies is that they are the most uh opaque that in the whole world.

Like we know more about the KGB and like everything that the KGB did, etc., and the CIA even than we know about MI6.

Like MI6 didn't even admit that it itself existed until like the nineties.

Yeah.

Wait, what what didn't exist?

It's like that the MI6, like like everyone would talk about MI6, but the official position was that it didn't exist.

Oh my god.

And like Orwell was with them and shit.

He was uh for the OSS at the time.

And like, oh, the whole strand of like anti-Stalinist quote unquote socialism is just the MI Six and nothing else.

It's literally just and it's not it's not only like the British MI it's literally the r the Queen believes in that.

The Queen believes in non-Stalinist socialism, quote unquote.

Yes.

It's literally like the ruling ideology in Britain.

Yeah, like it's what the British aristocracy and the British billionaires actually and and and the city of very funny to me when it's like you know people get very uh deep into like applying a sort of a material view to uh the book of revelations and things like that.

When they describe like Gog and Magog bringing like the world to war and things like that, you know, you have someone like George Bush and he's being told that that means Russia and Iran, right?

But literally at Guildhall in the British in the very center of it, they have a they have a yearly fucking parade of statues of giants, the giants Gog and Magog.

I had a fucking terrifying dream of that, by the way.

But um, yeah, no, I've only been to London once and I went um and I got to see a William Blake exhibition on its opening day and I it is the spookiest, weirdest feeling place I've ever been in my whole life only as a layover and I was disgusted by the because I kept thinking about like the anti-Stalinist left that's so rooted in Britain and I wanted to vomit the whole time just because I was thinking of that and also um what was I gonna say I was gonna say something was I gonna say wait anti-Stalinist

And the British MI6 Gagamag.

Wait, I was about to say.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

The fucking DS the rose, the D S A rose.

Oh my god, that rose needs to be burned.

That's a literal satanic symbol that they use.

They stole it from from the from you know, they stole it a long time ago.

They stole it and they turned it into this obscene, disgusting thing.

Yeah.

Which represents the original idea is this idea of like what I was saying earlier of like this like we don't interfere with things because we're studying things, you know?

So it's like this idea of like a type of neutrality, but it really has more of a thing where it's like where it's like what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.

Every time I see that rose, I think of like a British vice news journalist being like Real socialism has nothing to do with Stalin.

Real socialism is about everyone cooperatively deciding for themselves the means of production without any bosses, without anything, no authority, and helping each other out with human rights.

I just think real feminism is when women at any age can decide what to do with their bodies.

With anyone.

This nefarious network of Alexander Dugan and all of these transphobic, homophobic reactionaries who basically re Stalin was a reactionary.

Karl Marx's true beliefs were about humanity progression.

They were about human rights for everyone and democracy.

Karl Marx was not the same as Lenin.

Lenin was authoritarian.

Lenin was again he dissolved the Soviets.

I want to I hate I saw I was in London and I thought is do they need a nuclear Holocaust?

I'm just kidding.

That's a joke.

It's literally a joke.

I'm not that's literally a joke.

I'm just joking.

But

You know, I was thinking about these British British Marxists are so gassed up.

By the fact that Karl Marx is buried in Brit which w that was such a terrible decision, by the way, to do that, have his grave be there.

Um well he haunts them in a way.

Well that's okay that's a good way of looking at it.

But but they have his grave there and it's gassed them up into thinking that they are the center of Marxism in the world.

Yeah.

And that bothers me a lot.

You know, it just I really don't like that.

Karl Marx is buried here and he had a vision of a socialism where everyone is is equal and everyone can have a say in the means of production and yet there's no bosses telling us what to do and Stalin was against everything Marx believed in.

I fucking can't stand it.

I get so violently enraged when I think about it.

Yeah, I mean that's how I just feel about uh the you know, I don't know, my grandmother used to spit whenever the royals were mentioned.

She'd go But you know.

That's how it is.

Yeah.

I think of like uh who's that fucking journal who's that guy um not Paul Mason, it's the younger guy who's in who is associated with the labor movement, labor party.

What's that young guy, that young journalist?

What's his name again?

I have no idea.

I'm just thinking of how I'd associate the like posh British accent with like uh like rape.

Tom Owens, what's his name?

Owens, something Owens.

Real British socialism is about.

Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh sharing the wealth and Stalin was a monster and Mao was a monster.

It's very like Neil it's very like Neil Gaiman-esque, you know, where it's like where it's all very twee and cutesy and then underneath it is this like deep desire to like get away with rape.

Owen Jones and Ash Ash Shakar, I'm literally a communist.

I'm really a communist.

Sorry, Logo.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I just have to get it out.

I went to London for six hours.

I was there for six hours.

This is all I was thinking about.

It's all real.

It's all real.

I feel you on that.

That's kind of like, you know, maybe what we need to do is the United Kingdom was a mistake.

We need to break it back up.

We need the Welsh.

We need the Cornish.

We need the Scots.

We need all of them to have a lot of people.

It needs to be re-balkanized and then it can unite on a better basis.

Yeah.

Can you unite as like the pan-Gaelic or something?

Because literally it has its identity.

Like, but this is like, oh, dude, I went crazy a couple of years ago going deep on like British history stuff.

And this happens to like Irish scholars all the time because they go, wait a minute, we have all these, we have like really well-documented stuff going back all the way written in this language that almost no one can read.

And then they learn how to read it and they're like one of like maybe like a thousand people or whatever who can read all of it.

And they're just losing their minds like when they compare it to like the British historiography of the time.

I'm a very intuitive person.

I can be so loving when I go to a country and I have all these thoughts coming together, but I can also be very hateful.

And I was there in the London airport and I was torturing myself mentally thinking about like Chumbawamba.

I get knocked down and I get up again.

You know, and I was thinking about like Owen Jones, Joan, whatever his name is, going like, and we're here to tell you about and he's like dancing like on the street like with a with those glasses on with a scarf next to Karl Marx's grave and he's and it's like chumbo womba and it's like uh george oh well was a socialist and anti stalin was not a real marxist marxist and lenin was not a real marxist one true and i was just the one true authentic of the 21st century is paddington paddington bear you know like they're wearing that striped sweater they always wear and they're they're just dancing and they're in a really awkward british way where they're like smiling at the camera very self-aware a very perverse way like they're consciously know exactly what they're doing they have no sense of spontaneity at all and um it's a very hideous i had many hideous thoughts when i was there you know and i went straight from there to be a pretty hideous city honestly if you look at like the downtown of london in real life it's like this is not a real place this is uh this is meant to with me the buildings are just like people complain about like soviet brutalist architecture but i would take that over like what they're doing i was agast at how much of a shithole it was especially the airport and i was like the the all this was created by the labor government in the 1940s and then they just stopped and then in the in the 80s under thatcher they they built um some glass buildings and some that ferris wheel they have well it's like you think about thatcher right like she was like buddy buddy with uh what's his face the bbc guy who's like one of the crazy yeah yeah and the the and then obviously it's like the british royals are intimately tied with like epstein etc but it's still somehow the more socially acceptable thing to talk about how it's like always jews behind everything but no one has like the british connection to all that or takes it seriously

I kept trying to think like how can this country be saved?

Like I always try I tried to think of that too.

I was like do they need just should it be an ancient prophecy has that a Wales king will return and lay waste to the Normans and Anglos.

Honestly, I thought because I thought about like okay, do they just need the Jacobite monarchy to return?

They absolutely no, no, they need something much older.

They need something much older coming from Wales.

There's an ancient prophecy.

I swear to God, I kept thinking about like, how can Britain be saved?

And the only conclusion I came to was that they would have to undergo like a very violent civil war again, like a new civil war where like it becomes Liberia and there's just like guns everywhere and everyone's shooting each other and it's like there's bombs everywhere and shit.

I'm not even kidding.

That's the only scenario I can think of in my head where I was like this Britain can be reborn, but it has to be like.

It has to be it has to become like um Sierra Leone, you know, it's got to be like a total anarchy in the UK.

Well, I mean, I think they're more afraid of that legitimately than like, you know, when you talk about like America descending into civil war, etc., or like even when the right or like when the right-oids are talking about like somehow there's going to be this like massive uh conflict inside of America, or like, you know, uh, from like the illegal immigrants coming over or whatever.

It's like, I don't, I think that's probably more true of uh Britain than anywhere else.

I, I, I was there and I was just like, I don't see, I tried to think about what a horrible position Galloway and our comrades over there are in because I'm like, how do you get through?

Yeah, it's worse than here.

It's so much worse because it's like, oh, the British left is so bad.

It's so terrible.

It's so horrible.

I was very disgusted thinking about it.

And then, you know, I.

I thought about the silly fact that like

Oh, I also thought about the um the like ISIS people in Britain as well.

Like Walahima We're all gonna have Sharia I saw this video, it was so funny.

It was like this British guy who's like Under Sharia, the Christians, they have to be humiliated.

We're going to go on the street and they're going to have to wear m different shoes and if if we want to go into their homes we can go and they'll they'll be humiliated.

The wives will look at Nisha, he's not a man.

He's gonna go with and wallahi.

And like, I'm thinking about

This is one of the there's like there's uh Owens and then there's that and it all comes from the same poisonous, hideous, ugly root.

And it's all the same thing to me.

There's something very hideous and ugly this all this shit comes from.

And look, Logo, I know everyone hates France, but I went to the Paris airport.

Oh, France is nice.

Tell me why I had such a pleasant feeling there.

The south of France is amazing.

I don't have this negative feeling about France at all.

I won't go to France and I'm just kind of like, well.

They kinda get it.

And it's it's very like they they have some a uh sense of um I don't know what to call it.

They have a sense of taste.

You know?

I know everyone hates France, but

No, it's like honestly like the anglophilia.

Yeah.

Nothing bothers me more than like an unchecked anglophile in America particularly.

Like I don't know if you knew that like this like I could think of this is like an archetype of like particularly girls.

I'm sure there were guys but I can only remember the girls who were like this who like they were like obsessed with like BBC dramas and things like that and like British culture and stuff like that.

And they all got plugged in super hard to like all the Tumblr stuff, etc.

Like it's you know what I mean?

And it's just like you ever met these like libtard women that or even guys

I've only met libtard women who are like this, but like on the internet, I've seen like libtards from all across express the same thing, but they're like, I'm just saying, you know, people say I'm misogynistic.

I don't want to pick on women, but you ever notice that like particular species of American libtard who's like, I only listen to British news because it's America.

Oh, America is so right-wing.

I don't read the New York Times.

It's too right-wing.

I read The Guardian.

Oh, the British have it right.

The British are doing it right.

They're a moral authority.

The British do it right.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's like, I think Harry Potter would know what to do.

This is why it's so funny what J.K.

Rowland said.

She is the Freudian father that they had to kill.

She's the father of the Horde.

They had to surprise.

I wrote a whole thing about this a long time ago.

She has to be the exception.

She created it.

She's the father of the horde.

She has to be killed by the guilty brothers in order to preserve what she created.

She's like the last loose end.

So, her doing that is, yeah, there's something so profound about it.

She is like Harry Potter has a lot to do with it, too, because I was like the introduction thing where it's like, I don't really like these, like, I don't know, like, I always juxtapose Harry Potter, right, with the very American, the American, San Francisco American, all a series of unfortunate events, the vastly superior young adult offering of the same time period, which is about like secret society warfare in America going back like and it's like very like 1890s coded and it's like replete with a ton of literary allusions to like American literature in particular like Moby Dick and like J.D.

Salinger and things like that.

It's not even close.

I was like not even close.

That's like I was like that was very early on I knew where I saw it.

Do you agree with the theory that I came up to by myself and I'm sure someone else has wrote about this that like all Lovecraft's entire MO is like he's he's basically a British he's an Anglo who finally came around to like accepting America but there was so he had to like do an exorcism to leave the Anglo darkness and that's why he has all these monsters and shit because it's like all of that is all of Lovecraft's like monsters are just there in London like out in the open but no one notices them yeah and like when Lovecraft he's like the last he's a bridge between a Britain and America and he's like coming to realize how much there's like a demonic possession at hand so like he's no it's like I always thought it was so funny that he's like such a like because I read I've read like most of Lovecraft and like I always found that is like I don't think his fiction is as good as people think it is especially if you're like interested in that style of like cosmic horror and stuff and he even said this himself that he was mostly a plagiarist of like Lord Dunsony Arthur Machen and like Edgar Allan Poe who are all vastly superior writers but um I always thought it was funny because like you know oh there's the guy zero HP Lovecraft who has like a vendetta against me for years or whatever but um but I always point out like you know like you know like later on he just uh became uh he repudiated everything and he like loved FDR he repudiated Europe and he became American it was all of Americanism exorcism and I think about it it's like look these guys Paul Mason on they are lovecraftian monsters when I think about them they are like they are cosmic horrors you know like I think of Paul Mason's stupid voice and he's just coming that's a big thing in uh Wyndham Lewis too Wyndham Lewis is all just like a catalog of demons and it's all like the it's all just British bohemianism is like what he was like the greatest enemy of British bohemianism and like you know even though he you could possibly categorize him as a British bohemian but um that's like what all of his he's like inside the the the fucking heart of darkness someone make with AI they should have like who's that woman who go I'm literally a communist like have her like this big like Lovecraftian ancient horror like I'm literally communist and she's coming out I don't know how have you read any Wyndham Lewis have you read any because I'll just give you an example of like um so in the opening of like the apes of god it's just a uh it's a description the apes of god great title anyway great novel but it's um uh it's an old like posh british aristocrat lady um having her face pulled back like like strap pulled back with like metal you know what i mean like before like facelifts and things and it's like this very like monstrous thing and she has this very like a feet and pudgy like pet boy who's like you know like who like is like her attendant or whatever i'm gonna be a little bit um um what is it sexist i will say one thing though i found the women in britain very pleasant and my type for some reason

Like the red hair, they had the pudgy I don't know I don't want to say pudgy, but they were like curvy, red hair.

I don't know, like, uh, something uh for all my shit talk about Britain, something is going on there, you know?

Something uh I think that they the thing is is that it's the it's the Phoenician thing.

That's what it is It's like the deep like Celticism the thing is is that it's like the British Isles have just been a war a zone of like open fratricide and anarchy for a long time you know like it's all it's all just like there's just so many waves of invasions and the changes of the guard and civil wars and chaos for so long that like if you were um before the rise of like the British Empire, like that was considered like such a miracle because it was like the absolute backwater of the entire world in a lot of ways.

Like it um at least in terms of like the European continent and whatnot.

It's truly incredible.

I mean this is like what Finnegan's Wake is all about too because obviously Ireland implicated in all of that.

But it like because you have like the Anglo-Saxon invading and just like wiping out all of the like the Celts and then like the Bretons and like all these sorts of people but they sort of like still hold on and then they like sort of are like like as soon as that's sort of coming together then you have like the Normans coming in.

It's just like perpetual onslaught of feeding people into this sort of this mill, this like m meat machine that like just churns through human life to produce like the what ha it has become, you know?

Yeah, I mean um

I had mixed feelings, I guess, you know.

I think I was just like, I didn't, I was sleep deprived, and I was just having negative thoughts about British leftists, which is why.

Yeah, yeah.

No, I can't help but have sympathy for the people because, like, I honestly like.

I'm probably on a good side.

You know, I'll probably, I probably will appreciate the British countryside, you know, if I went there.

I would probably appreciate it.

Yeah.

No, it's or like you go to like some of more of like the industrial areas or whatever, but it's like particularly London.

Particularly London.

London was such a nightmare.

Also, I completely understood why the far right is winning just because I saw the signs at the airport.

They're like, we are a multicultural, multi- I was like, this shit is so fake.

It's like, it's so like inauthentic.

And it's almost like they're trying so hard to just shit.

Yeah, it already.

They feed off of conflict between people.

Yeah, it felt deliberately like, okay.

Magog and Magog.

Right, yeah.

Trade up.

Yeah.

It is it's a very spooky place, but if you wanna like, I don't know, Jason Horsley, I'm gonna he he wanted to interview me, so I'm bringing him up again, but um I'm probably gonna talk to him at some time if other people listening are interested in that.

I highly recommend his books, which are all about this sort of stuff.

Yeah, yeah, please DM it to me.

And uh

Yeah.

I could check it out.

But um, you know, Fr France on the other hand, I found it I mean, I'm just talking about fucking airports right now.

But I feel like I just I can already know so much about countries not even traveling by their airport, yeah, not even traveling to them.

So if I'm not afraid of them but yeah, I'm getting an added level of empirical

Um, yeah, that is just like supercharging what I already know.

So, France, uh, Paris, I like the vibe, you know, it was a nice vibe.

I don't know, it was, but I kept thinking about France, you know, because I like to think about countries when I go to their airports.

I kept thinking about how the reason everyone makes fun of France and clowns on France is because in World War II, because technically the French state remains illegitimate, and I'll tell you why.

Because France was conquered by the Nazis, by Germany, and then America and Britain took over France.

And then, de Gaulle, you know, they talk about de Gaulle and the resistance.

De Gaulle's resistance was so minuscule and it barely was a non-factor, you know.

So, de Gaulle was just kind of like they just said, okay, that's the only people in France who were kind of fighting.

So, they got appointed to the government.

But that France doesn't have a legitimate state right now because it's not been legitimated by the violent revolutionary or warfare process of how states are legitimated, you know.

So, France is kind of like owes its entire authority to the US and Britain.

And that's why it's such an everyone is always making fun of France and mocking the French language and so on and so on.

And I almost wanted to like talk to French people and like lecture them.

I'm like, guys, you guys have been doing it all wrong.

You know, you want your national pride back.

Why the hell do you want to attack Algeria and pick on these African countries?

I tell them, listen.

All you have to do is like start really targeting NATO and like Atlanticism and then you'll gain your national pride again.

That's basically what was the Kejevian plan for the EU was for like the more Mediterranean states to like come together as a sphere.

But France, you know, the French right in the Cold War, they had this idea they were going to regain France's national pride by like picking on all these African countries and Algeria.

By trying to impress Britain.

Right, but it's nonsense.

You know, you want your national pride back, then you better you better side with Russia and go against NATO and stuff.

And then you'll have to prove your mettle.

Just like they did after the French Revolution and everyone attacked them.

Yeah.

For sure.

Europe is a mess.

I wouldn't want to be a European right now.

I think they're in for worse.

Like, you're talking about America being on something, but I don't see that.

I think Europeans are much more likely to experience some type of civil war.

I mean, yeah, Europe.

Well, that could be.

But I just find it strange that the stronghold seems to be Europe after Trump takes power in America.

It always was that.

That's the secret.

Yeah.

But because it's like, because it's like all of the American elite, to some degree, don't want to, like, they would prefer to just be in Europe.

Yeah, that's true.

All all young people in America, when they wanna go uh vacation, let's go to Paris, let's go to Europe.

That sort of has changed though, especially younger generations, it's much more likely they'd be interested in going to Japan.

Oh, I've noticed, yeah, Japan's a big thing.

That's actually true.

But I don't it's something else I don't understand.

I've seen it I've seen like the changing of the guard in terms of people's honeymoon locations is all I'm saying.

Japan is kind of like a yesterday country.

I mean i you wanna talk about a country that's like basically dead, it's Japan.

It's like what does Japan have going for?

Um they at least have a pretty they have a pretty good quality of life, all things considered.

Like even for the average person.

Like you look at like home ownership rates or things like that, like you know, it's pretty like chill.

But it's so I guess it pretty rapid work culture, but I I guess it really depends on what you're doing there.

Like let's say you're a fisherman in Japan.

I think that's a pretty nice life.

No, no, that's true, but it's I'm saying like geopolitically it's so kind of like and historically right now it's so kind of like not happening.

It's just kind of like really it's like Denmark.

Or Denmark at least is fighting with the US over uh Greenland now.

So that's made it more interesting.

Yeah.

But uh I don't know.

Japan is just kind of like um not a factor in the world anymore.

I don't know.

Maybe they are.

I think they kind of like that though.

Like j because you've described them as like the first post-historical people.

Like they're just waiting for the inevitability.

Like they don't care to be involved in any of this.

They already live as if the world, like that history has ended.

More so than Americans ever did.

And this whole thing about like liberal democracy or whatever.

It's like, no, it's really more like Japan.

The reason they are like the last man, Kojev would talk about more than anything, I think.

Maybe this is a midwit take.

Well, this is not what he said, but okay.

Yeah, well, I mean, uh, the post-historical he said that they represented the snobs.

Yeah, that's the post-historical, like, aristocrat, aristocratic, uh, popular aristocratic.

But he described that in the in this uh as uh the last man.

He referenced more towards the like peop uh like uh if you think about like Japanese consumerism is different in kind than like American style consumerism where where it's like the Japanese aren't sitting there in front of a T V munching um high fructose corn syrup uh you know like they they like when like if they go to buy an apple they'll buy one apple that costs like twenty dollars fascination with form Yeah, and the the indulgence in culture is what allows people to resist or if you want to interpret it cope with becoming like human animals.

Yes, yes.

But like they don't become fully animalized because they oppose themselves with that form.

Yeah, the last thing that makes them human is the uh anime basically.

Sorry.

Pretty much.

Yeah.

But I mean like that's that's pretty that's pretty good.

You know all things I mean I don't know like like it's hard to be like what does it have going for it and it's like well you know they have a more beautiful general day-to-day existence than like just it like in terms of like life is art or something than you could find in most other places.

Part of that though is also that they they gave way during the struggle to the death and they just gave up because of they were well they had to because of the nukes they were just like all right we're we we accept the slave position now we're done but that's yeah but then they were like they actually became equals in terms of the ability to like produce technology like they did that before china did that's true but um and no one saw that coming you know what's so f ironic about uh about

Uh, Cold War history and like China with Japan is that it was actually Mao that was encouraging the Japanese to have some kind of continuity with the um what was the revolu the Meiji Restoration kind of modernization, the unique Japanese modernization.

Not the Japanese Empire and its crimes, but the the continuity of just the the unique j j you know, Japan political sovereignty tradition they were trying to have before that.

And Mao was actually the one encouraging he was he was the one encouraging them and and uh the right wing was like no let's just c be cucks and totally hear me out hear me out the whole reason japan exists is for oda to write one piece and that's enough hey that's enough or kojima to to yeah or to make yeah that's enough stranding i appreciate or miyazaki to make the boy in the heron like it like there's not really anywhere that competes on that level you're actually right i mean there are things japan makes that are actually um how would i say completely um

completely uh in their in a class of their own when it comes to like

Addressing, I don't know, the human condition in the world we it's because of the snobbery.

I was actually reading this thing, right?

I was reading this thing about like the difference between like Nintendo's ideology or like a lot of Japanese game developers and American ones, where like an American developer they go, Okay, uh, we want to just give you whatever you want, like from this game.

So, you want this game mode, we'll put it in, you want this, we'll put it in, you want this kind of compatibility, we'll put it in.

We'll give you whatever you want.

But the Japanese go, No, no, no, no, you're gonna play the game the way we want you to.

Yeah, that's true, you're gonna play it the right way.

That's true.

They, yeah, yeah.

I mean, um, like they didn't put an easy mode in Dark Souls, you know, you could have like, no, no, no, that's not the game utilitarianism, they're against Hedonism, it's all about the purity of form, just like Kojev said.

And uh yeah, that's why you see like a lot of like that's why um a s there's a like there's at least like a uh that's like when people are like weebs here, right?

It's mostly because that almost does not exist at all in America, this idea of like of um formalism in that sense of being like no, like we should have be have public decency, you know, like we shouldn't like we should have clean public spaces, like things should be nice, you know?

Yeah, yeah, I mean, okay, yeah, I understand uh that side of things when it comes to Japan, but it's definitely not as exciting as uh China or even Korea, I don't for sure, but partially what's the what makes China like what like the fact of China being as exciting is that they can do what the Japanese do and you know, it's like a plus at this point.

Like, I mean, right now, um, have you heard of a Nija 2?

I think I don't know how to pronounce it in Chinese.

Oh, yeah, the Chinese are making all the games now.

It's not a video game.

No, it's the it's now it's now the most successful animated blockbuster movie of all time, purely from its own sales in the Chinese market.

It's completely blown away all Western and Japanese animation on that front.

I did not see that.

Yeah, you should look that up because like that I just mean like they haven't really tried in their cultural industry as much as they will be going forward.

Like since like maybe a year ago, I haven't played them, but I've noticed in the game industry they're like super doing really well right now.

But you know, the thing is, is that but sometimes I'm critical of Japan because for example, if you watch the Godzilla, the new ones, like it's the one.

Something minus one, Godzilla minus one.

I don't every time I watch these Godzilla films from Japan.

The theme is the same.

It's like, oh, how do we cope with the nuclear of existential crisis of how we were we chose life instead of death in the face of nuclear annihilation?

We didn't fight to the death.

We gave up.

We dishonored ourselves.

Yada, yada, yada.

And I'm just like, it's kind of like a cop-out, though, because it's like, why didn't you support the China-backed politicians that were calling for the US to be expelled?

And you could still maintain your national honor.

It's the same with Germany.

Like, Germany's whole thing about it's overplaying its national guilt and it's all this existential.

It's all a cope and an excuse for them rejecting East Germany and the idea that you can have a continuation of the Prussian state tradition while acknowledging the crimes of Nazism and so on.

But you don't, the struggle's not over for having your own state and having a Germany.

You know, the struggle.

Stop pretending it's over.

It's not.

There's still US imperialism.

There's still a Germany to defend and fight for.

Hitler was a terrible thing that happened to Germany.

But now Germany, you know, is East Germany.

We need to resist imperialism and defend our homeland.

So it's like, it's the same.

I feel the same way for Japan.

I don't like how existential sometimes.

These U.S.

puppets become, which seems like a top-out from like the immediacy of like actually politics is not over and it's still a very pressing it's almost like how GJ and I know Gizak's horrible, but he did have a point when he's like, you know, how come Adorno and all the Frankfurt school guys like they didn't even say anything about East Germany?

Like there was a whole other they wrote all this shit about all Germany, this and that.

They there was no East Germany like that didn't exist to them.

It was just like, oh, it's just, I guess it's not there.

There's only West Germany.

Yeah.

I think that the Japanese, they will just kind of chill and do what they're like almost nothing until it just becomes more self-evidently in their immediate self-interest to like have a sort of I mean it'll happen with like the the expelling of America American military bases across Asia in general and I don't know how long it'll take for like that to happen but it'll eventually they'll come into accord like it's I don't know Japan is kind of like Europe I think politically where they're like super libtards who like disguise their it's like how Germany pretends to be like this moral authority when it's attacking Russia but it's secretly like expressing its resentment over World War II Japan is the same thing toward China they're like oh you know human rights and and Taiwan and all this shit but in reality it's the same Japanese like you know they're humiliated by this former colony this former victim becoming more powerful than they were yeah

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I mean, say the, yeah, I think that's probably true.

I mean, it's, uh, if we're looking at anything, though, like, you know, anything negative you could say about Japan is like 12 times the case in South Korea.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know, I tend to like Korea more just because Korean film is going off, though, I will say.

Korean, like, live-action film, particularly, like, that's yep, that's almost unbeatable.

Um, I've all the Koreans I've met, I tend to like.

I love Korea and stuff.

I feel terrible about the state of their fucking society, though.

Like, and it's I don't know, it's awful.

Well, remember, there's two Koreas.

Of course, of course.

I'm not talking about the cool one.

Yeah, I'm talking about the one where, like, they have like pop stars who will, like, this is in some ways where it's like Americans being more degenerate.

In some ways, it's honestly more honorable.

Because they have, like, pop stars there who will, like, kill themselves because they were discovered, like, smoking pot.

And it's like, I don't know what that is.

You can't even imagine that happening here.

Like, it's fucking crazy.

Also, like, they're like...

It's the aristocratic kind of thing.

It's kind of like.

Wow, they just care about shit like that that actually like doesn't matter, but does just because it it gives purpose to life beyond but that would never happen in Japan.

Like, you know what I'm saying?

I don't know.

I as a barbarian, I kind of like the barbarism of the Koreans relative to Japan.

I don't know.

Do you know like that like the sex war they have there though?

Like if you're talking about like people talk about like in cells and whatnot, the only place that exists is in Korea.

It's like it's literally like the childish thing like in Nickelodeon where it's like pink versus blue.

But it's actually like a real political conflict between men and women in Korea where it's like it's it's an actual civil war.

Yeah, that's that's fucking crazy to me.

Like that is like dumb shit in the shower where it's like, Well, what if like um what if men and women went to war?

Like what if uh old people went to war with you I don't know, it's just like literal like taking up arms, like some stupid idea you have in the shower.

But somewhere in East Asia someone's making it real.

In South Korea, it's real, I guess.

It's a real thing.

Well, that's actually, I was thinking about this also, because have you watched Beast Games?

Oh, man.

I actually recommend it.

It's pretty, it's pretty, it was interesting to watch.

Because it's obviously because Mr.

Beast watched Squid Games and then he remade Squid Games, right?

But then he was like, I'm going to do this bigger than even in the show, right?

This is going to be like bigger and in some ways more fucked up because it's not like you have to kill people.

It's all psychological torture, right?

That's the worst.

But people in it constantly prove themselves to be more moral and admirable than any of the characters like depicted in squid games.

It's actually like, ironically, more of an optimistic portrayal of humanity than is available for...

Human beings are only evil when they start gossiping and shit.

Like when they get into that state of mind where they're like they take for granted the community, that's when they start becoming evil.

But when you can't take community for granted, human beings are like angels, you know?

Yeah.

I think I see what you're coming on.

You know what I mean?

When you can just take a community for granted, you're like, oh, I hate that person.

I'm going to 'cause you're just taking for granted that you you share, you know, an existence with them, common reality with them.

So you're like, okay, now let me exploit the narcissism of small differences, you know?

But when you can't take it for granted, you know, it I feel like instinctually people are just selfless and they're like, oh, of course, you have my food.

It's not even well unless you're you know unless you're in Sweden but you know because then they'd find that insulting oh yeah the thing in Sweden where they don't let you they don't share food with guests it's still blows no the idea imagine this like you went to you go to your friend's house after school and you like stay there to dinner and then like their whole family has dinner and you just sit there and watch that's so crazy when I just came back from Lebanon I it's so unthinkable it's like so unthinkable like in Lebanon fucking strangers were on the street giving you food for free just because like they were nice

Literally, like they're just giving you like cupcakes and shit.

Well like it but like it's the theory of mind behind it is what's also disturbing, 'cause the idea would be like well if we fed their kid then we'd be insulting their parents by saying like I had to feed your kid So it's like we're respecting you by not feeding your kid.

I don't, it's so weird.

It's that's the theory of mine, though.

Like, that's the explanation.

So, yeah, they're so gossipy and back talking each other all the time.

Yeah.

Like, taking into account all of these contingencies about, oh, well, how will they gossip about me?

Damn, that's crazy.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They'd be like, oh, you don't think I can feed my own kid?

Like, as you're saying, like, yeah.

You know what?

I have a horrible traumatic experience as a child.

And I blamed the entire white race for this.

Maybe they were Swedish.

This woman, I remember I was a kid, and like we had these neighbors, and they had made a big plate of it, looked really good, these cheese with bread.

It was like pita bread with cheese meat.

Sounding sounding.

Oh, okay, okay.

All right.

Cheese melted.

She said pita bread.

Throw me off.

It was melted.

It was like grilled cheese with pita.

It looked so good.

And there was a whole plate.

And I was just like, you know, a bunch of kids were running around, and I like, I think I grabbed one.

It was just there, and I got yelled at by the lady.

She's like, These are not for you, these are only for my kids.

And I was like, Yeah, that's like, that's crazy.

Oh, shit.

And then, you know, I told my mom about it.

She, like, tried to replicate the recipe for like years after that.

Oh, man.

But she couldn't.

I don't know what it was.

But not because I asked her, because she was so like shocked by it.

Yeah.

But then, but she was, I just, I never felt so unwelcome anywhere.

You know, it was just like, oh, wow.

It's like that, huh?

I got it.

It's hard for me to imagine that.

Like, I don't know.

Like, if that happens, I guess fucking total war.

At that moment, I became a brown third worldist who was anti-white, just like Keith Woods.

But maybe I need to understand the surname here.

We need to do some real, real racism.

We need to get deeper than merely white.

I don't know.

I need to know.

No idea.

I'll do some white phrenology.

We'll discover precisely.

Probably not Irish, you know.

Probably not.

Because that would not fly in an Irish house, I'll tell you that, man.

No way.

Definitely not.

Man kind of thing.

I don't have anything similar to that at all.

I can't even that would be solid.

I would have gone to war over that, my friend.

Like, that would have been their kid would have been annihilated.

You know what's interesting is that their kids always used our swing set.

So, you know, I always sometimes I fucking okay, you want to be territorial.

Get the fuck out of here.

See, I'm Irish.

We would have had a blood feud.

Like, there would have been a familial blood feud going on for an Aeon because of that.

Yeah.

It's like, all right, well, we want to draw boundaries.

Let's draw them.

Can't use our swords.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, dude, it would have been war.

I'm telling you, man, that's so crazy.

Yeah.

Your parents were too nice.

They probably were afraid of.

Oh, god, that's unthinkable.

Yeah, it's unthinkable.

Yeah, man.

Like, they, yeah, I mean, they weren't truly Americanized because if they were fully Americanized, they would have gone to fucking war over that.

Yeah yeah, I guess.

Like that's like that's like where in some ways we're like the Karen is kind of based where it's like that's like I'm going in to talk to like I will butt kick your door down.

You know, I'm talking to the manager.

Yeah, actually you didn't give my kid the cheesy bread.

Now we have a problem.

And it was actually, you know what's crazy?

I actually it was very good.

Like I remember it.

It was actually tasted very good.

I don't know what it was.

I'm sure it did man.

Yeah, I remember I'm sure it did.

There is yeah, dude.

That's like agents that are like psychologically.

Right now, they're like getting into my head and shit.

It's like guys, I'm throwing you.

They're going to find the exact recipe and they'll accidentally like heal your trauma by like leaving like a plate of it outside.

It'll be like, we know you're watching.

You'll eat it and you'll be like, oh my God.

Yeah.

I love this idea of like of like the deep state trying to like psychologically destroy you and they like are accidentally like making it.

Look, I don't know.

I don't even know if I want to say this or reveal it, but it's like that if you know me, if they truly know who I am, you know, and this, maybe you know this or maybe you can deduce this.

My weakness is women.

It always has been.

If they honeypotenize men in general, no, it would work with me.

Like, it would really work if they honeypotted me.

I'm just being honest.

Well, I mean, I would choose to qualify that a lot, that statement, by what that means.

Because generally, what that means is, I don't know.

I've known a couple people who are honeypotted, and it's usually not just like, oh, it's like a nice woman, but it's like, oh, she didn't say she was as old as she said she was.

No, no, no, no, no.

No, that would.

Look, it would have to be like they're like, oh, can you, you know, we're going to send her to spy on him, but she's fine, all this kind of shit.

It's like that would not.

Um, that would not be an issue in terms of the success.

Like, that would work, you know?

It's that's a huge security issue I have actually, but no one's ever exploited it.

And um maybe they should take the is this how you're asking the feds to give you a girlfriend?

Well well, you know not not it's tough but but several like like se like you should send one every week actually.

A different one every week.

And you who knows what you'll say cash, bro.

Yeah.

They'll they'll they'll that's fair.

They'll get me hook, line and sinker, you know.

Um with some nice cheesy bread, it's over.

Oh, with the bread, it's so fucking over with the yeah, with the cheesy bread.

Yeah, I don't have any other weakness, honestly.

None other.

I mean, mine is uh purely like I o I'm I'm just only concerned for my own immediate uh little domestic situation here, so that's why I'm not that involved in anything.

Once you have kids I'm pretty tapped.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It it's clear.

Um

But uh trying to think like if they tried to bribe me with money it would not work.

They try me with a harem of like twenty women.

It wouldn't work, but I'd think about it.

Mm and it's I would think about it.

Say, well, and a yacht.

The b the boat thing also.

That's another thing.

If they gave me a yacht, gave me a boat, I like I like being on the water.

That's actually I guess that's another weakness.

Yeah.

Very easy to fall off of one of those, so I hear.

So

It would be very difficult, but just money by itself would not work, is what I'm trying to say.

Money by itself is not my weakness.

Yeah, I mean, I they I was that was basically, I don't know, as much as like, I don't, I don't know how things went, but uh, years ago when I lived in San Francisco for the first time, I was getting tons approached by like, you know, people talk about like teal money stuff or whatever, but a lot of these uh people, like I was getting tapped to like basically they were like, Why don't you just work at this like the Department of Defense affiliated think tank?

Like, I and like, you know, I like that that's really like, I think, the only time I've ever been really like approached in that manner.

I was taken out to a lot of weird dinners, is all I'd say.

I, yeah, I would be um no, the the truth is, is that I could not be um I have no weakness.

I I'm just I could lie and pretend.

So

But but I but that's why they don't do it, you know.

If they give me a yacht or something, I'm just gonna pretend to cooperate and then drive away or sail away with the yacht and then continue this live stream.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

They can't find me, I'll be in the middle of the ocean.

Um

But um

Yeah.

I don't know.

Is there anything else?

I'm trying to think like I'm running through shit, but you know, it's been nice chatting, man.

Haven't talked to you in a while.

It's nice.

We got to hang out sometime.

You know, I don't know.

I don't know what.

I mean, if you're ever out in California, that's the easiest for me.

I very rarely.

I was saying I went to his funeral, and to me, it's sort of like when you're like a dad, like full-time, your life is sort of like being the secondary character in like someone else's T V show, which I kind of like.

Like, I like not being the main character of my own day-to-day life generally.

It's nice to not center the world on yourself.

But then every once in a while, it's like you get like the solo episode and there's like where it's like, oh, this is just an episode focused on this side character.

I get a couple of those a year.

Very freaking freaky.

You can talk about coming and hanging out with us in May 1st in Chicago.

Maybe.

I don't know.

I can't re the other thing is that my time horizon is like a week out.

Oh, yeah.

Like I have no idea.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, uh, I gotta figure out something to do tomorrow.

California sometime, though, this year.

I probably will.

Yeah, I mean, uh, I know uh Morlock's around here.

I've been trying to meet up with him, but even then, it's like it's very hard to like meet up with anyone.

I have a couple good friends who I see pretty frequently.

I don't know if anyone knows.

Morlock is now in the Politburo, guys, because we had some vacancies, and Chris is now a leader in the party.

Oh, nice.

I should get a beer with him and celebrate it.

I'll hit him up.

Yeah, no, there's plans to celebrate now.

Yeah, yeah.

But uh, yeah.

All right, man.

I'm gonna go.

Uh, I've got nothing to do, but I kind of running out of anything to talk about honestly.

Yeah, yeah.

I think we've exactly the bread story was really the that was a beat.

That was a good place to cap it, honestly.

Yeah, all right, anyways.

Well, love you, brother.

Thank you, man.

See you later.

Peace.

Bye.

So uh so uh what's up, Jimmy?

What's going on, brother?

What's going on, Jimmy?

So guys, um, this is a long stream.

This is like four hours.

Um

Yo, red saffron, what the fuck are you talking about?

What do you mean, reverse psychology?

What are you talking about?

I look at the chat one.

Every time I look at the chat, I just see like the weirdest shit.

Like, what are you even talking about?

The what?

How I don't understand what you're talking about.

I don't even know what the fuck you're saying, dude.

What are you talking about?

The honeypo.

Reverse psych what is what is that?

Reverse psychology.

To do the opposite.

Guys, they're not gonna send a fucking honeypot to me because they know for a fact that I'll win and they'll lose.

Like, they won't get anything out of it.

I'll just win.

It'll just be a W for me.

They won't get sh it'd be like Castro.

Literally the same shit.

You you know, nobody can make me fold.

Nobody can make me fold.

No.

I'm the boss, always.

That's what you're worried about?

But the boat, even the boat, I'll be sailing away.

They give me a yacht, I'll sail away.

There's only there's few things in this world I can be bribed with.

And they they don't even count because you can't, but I could scam you.

For a yacht?

If you tried to bribe me, I could be like, oh, okay, I'll accept the bribe.

And then I scam them and I sail away and start live streaming and talking about.

You know.

No.

Go straight to the cube.

Uh you know, I want to tell you guys something in Lebanon.

My ancient Phoenician ancestry activated because we were next to the rock.

The rock is called the Raushe.

And we got on a a small boat and we started sailing.

We started uh driving the boat in the water under the rock and into the caves and we were it was so fucking cool.

It was so fucking cool.

It was so fucking cool.

Honey pots are underaged people.

What are you talking about?

That's not true.

It's a KGB thing.

Yeah, that's some espionage shit.

What are you talking about?

Bro, you're like you're like you you gotta you gotta

You gotta check your own shit, you know?

It's like some that's the classic KGB thing.

Weird ass thing to say.

The dude's name is Unintelligentsia.

Bro, get the fuck out of here.

Your name is all that matters here, okay?

Gives away everything.

Um name checks out.

Anyway...

We got Memory T V.

What else we have to cover tonight?

Oh Yank you're so funny.

Oh, Max Blumenthal also got detained by the DHS.

I did see that.

It's incredible.

By the way, Chris did as well.

Yeah, the big accounts attacking Jackson.

We'll probably have a part two for this, for sure.

Um

Did I cover hmm.

Mm.

Did I cover uh let me see.

No no no no.

Oh.

Oh, the Sneeko thing.

Yeah, it's funny, these people were trying to say, like, I'm friends with Sneeko or so, I don't even fucking know him.

But, uh, the context was at the time he was beefing with all these uh neo Nazis about racism.

And I was just like, you know, it's a shame because what he said was just such terrible.

It's such a terrible thing to say, terrible optics, terrible thing all around.

You know, any time someone questions the age of consent, it's so stupid.

It's so stu I feel like it's an ultimate midwit test.

Whenever anyone questions the age of consent,

Um

Yeah, it's creepy and all that shit, but it's also like when they're trying to do it in a logic-lord way, or it's so stupid.

Because all you have to understand is that there needs to be a red line, and that red line.

You know, is what determines whether you're willing to accept society's definition of.

Adulthood

Is what determines it's because uh, you know, being a predator is also an anti-social act, in addition to one that harms children, like our the anti-ACP grooming cult, they groom children, they have people in there that were selling uh CP to children, that's what they claim, that cult.

So, but that's also antisocial.

You know, they were trying to themselves logic lord about, oh, well, what about a bookstore and all the the guy stocked his own comic books in his own business, selling it to children.

Okay, he didn't work at Barnes and Noble.

But they were trying to run all these hypotheticals and whatabout-isms for a complete and you look at the screenshots of what they were fucking saying, it was completely unacceptable.

Completely unacceptable.

Okay, I'm not liking this unintelligentsia guy who's like creeping me out a little bit.

So goodbye.

Um p yeah, they were disgusting, you know.

So

But by the way, I didn't even uh that was not that that was a decentralized thing with uh Spiros.

Is a doing.

I had no that didn't that wasn't an order that came from the top I don't even know what that

Not necessar saying it's prohibited, you know, you can debate whoever you want.

But um

Was what Candice Owen says about Macron's wife true?

Um

I don't fucking know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't really c I don't know.

I don't wanna I don't wanna know.

I don't want to know.

It's his dad?

Nah, y'all, that's some sick ass shit.

I don't

You know, being on the internet, you just come across so much sick shit.

Just s especially my enemies, so many sickos that come after me, like but then I hear these facts I would otherwise not hear and I just

Disgusting.

Dugan's tweet about Macron's wife.

I did see that.

I did see that.

Oh, is it new?

Is it new?

Is it something new happening?

Yeah.

Something new is happening.

I don't know.

I don't know, guys, I don't know.

What's Goin' On In the World?

What's going on?

Um

Oh man.

I'm actually so hungry.

I have not eaten.

In a very long time.

I have not eaten in forever.

Hmm.

Y'all know I got two phones.

I got two Stop not again.

I got two phones.

Where's the two cell phones song come from?

I don't know if it's like a too local of a rapper or some shit.

I don't want to give anything away.

Let me look that up.

Hold up, hold up.

The two cell phones song.

I don't want to, you know, maybe I'm doxing myself.

Oh, thank God, it's like a viral thing.

Kevin Gates.

Wait, is it?

No.

I didn't know if there's like a fucking SoundCloud rapper that I that I knew that was uh that we were clowning on.

Because we I'm not I know we know some of those well, I used to know some people like that.

So

This, yeah, I can was confusing every something else.

I got two cell phones, whatever.

Anyway, but I actually do have two phones.

I do have two phones.

I got two cell phones, for real.

For real.

Uh Drew Pavloo, the obese, he says I hope Trump removes your citizenship.

Uh you live in Australia, just like many of my other haters.

They live in Australia.

You Australian haters, you live on an isolated island that will become Chinese uh land and you will hopefully become enslaved in the new regime.

Um so I don't know why you speak to me as if like I consider you a human being or something.

Like why are you talking to me?

You live on a fucking stupid island called Australia talking shit to me.

Why are you talking to me?

Why are you talking what what what what what's this what's gonna come out of this?

What's gonna come out of this?

What are you gonna do all the way in Australia?

I would say let's fight like this I got this guy I turned into a psychological psychologically turned him into a full-time hater.

And I think sometimes like I should just beat the shit out of this guy, you know, in a video game.

But then I'm like, they're in Australia.

Can I even be bothered to go to Australia to give a shit about anyone that's there?

No.

They have 30 million people that live there.

They all live on the coast.

Why do I consider that human?

You know, what what are you?

You're a nothing.

You're literally a nothing.

You're an ant.

This is why I choose these irrelevant dipshits to become my mental slaves, my my enemies.

Uh I I knew that by giving them an attention I'm gonna turn them into a full full blo full time uh s hater.

But I think I'll just make it this rap make this person an Australian.

Just see what will happen.

You know?

Let them destroy themselves, their own mental health and everything.

Destroy and ruin their own lives.

Lose with Haas derangement syndrome, ACP derangement syndrome, they're spiraling, spiraling, spiraling.

And what's the end conclusion?

I mean, what's it gonna end in?

Nothing good for them.

And more free attention for us.

You ever notice our haters have stayed the same?

They've stayed the same and they're spiraling.

Meanwhile, we have just been climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing.

It's like Haas two years ago.

Oh, you know, I'm becoming more and more and more evolving.

More and more and more.

More relevancy, more growth, more rising.

They are staying the same.

It's like I've had the same haters for three years.

And in those three years, we've had the MAGA communism, mecha tankies, MAGA communism, new live streaming stuff, new content.

We've had all this new stuff, we've had a new party get launched.

There's so many new things they have to keep up with to hate me about.

But what they've stayed the same, there's nothing new with them.

They gave up on on their life.

They're done.

They are the end of history.

They're still doing barista discourse.

Still, just come debate me and let's just have a formal debate about it and who will win.

They won't do it.

They say, I want to do a written debate.

Really?

Okay, let's have a live written debate.

I'll literally do that.

As long as it's, you know, why I insist on it being live?

Because don't waste my fucking time.

We're going to commit a specific slot of time for this where you can be pinned down.

And I'm not going to dedicate years to you personally.

Fuck you.

You will do it live in a finite time setting where we could see who is better than who, who has bigger balls than who, you know, whatever.

Whatever.

You want to make it ego, make it ego.

But I'm the undisputed champ, and that's what matters.

I'm the undisputed and undefeated champ when it comes to that shit.

You know, whatever you wanna you wanna come at me and whatever, I win.

I've conquered all your shit.

And you gotta prove your you gotta have skin in the game.

S some people do it with boxing, some people do it with sports, I do it with um

demonstrating my intellectual superiority in live debates.

Whether they're written or whether they're vocal means nothing to me.

Not intellectual superiority, but theoretical superiority, you know, a better grasp.

Better.

But you should box them too.

No.

No.

Uh if you wanna have a physical fight, have a physical fight.

With no rules, okay?

I don't wanna, I can never physically harm someone I don't hate and have absolute enmity toward.

If I want to, if I you, I don't understand how you can physio like in boxing, you have to have good sportsmanship.

But at the end of the day, we have the love of the sport.

I don't gotta love a no sport.

I don't got a love of nothing except seeing you fucking destroyed, bitch.

Fuck you.

You know, this ain't

Otherwise I I don't wanna physically harm you.

Why would I want to physically harm someone I don't absolutely hate and want to destroy and see annihilated?

I don't I don't.

You know, I don't want to break your nose if I actually think you're cool and I'm chill with you.

I can either really hate someone or I'm chill and I don't care.

I'm two extremes.

You know, whenever I like someone a lot,

You've earned my um

Like I'm chill.

You've earned me being chill.

You will never earn me.

Uh, you know.

Oh, you're my favorite person ever.

You'll never earn that, but you'll earn me being chill.

Dugan, I hate sport, the sportsmen, the people who watch sports.

I don't know if I agree with that, but I like the Soviet style of sports.

I like Olympic kind of I like this strongman competition, who is the strongest, who can do the gymnastics the best, who like that kind of sports, I like it more.

I don't like football, American football.

I don't like it.

I don't like this the foot one either, the the soccer.

I don't like soccer.

I don't like football.

Basketball is the only one that's tolerable to me.

Basketball is tolerable.

I personally am not a fan of uh

The other sports, because you know why?

Because look at all these people.

Oh, let's go!

The Packers!

Oh, the Lions!

All this shit.

Okay, meanwhile, one guy with a minigun on that field could destroy everyone.

You know, no one thinks of that.

One guy with a minigun on the field, he wins.

I don't care how fast or whatever you are, that ball's not gonna save you.

Because people are so passionate about it and they're always talking, well, oh, we're going to destroy the team.

Okay, well, one guy with a minigun could destroy everyone, even the audience.

Don't play these games of destroying who with who, okay?

One guy

One guy with brass knuckles could go and destroy the whole team.

Okay?

One guy

With the don't even talk about a tank, alright?

Imagine that they had a tank.

Then it's over.

Then it's over truly.

But I keep seeing everyone so obsessed with sports and football, like football specifically, and I'm oh, we're gonna destro

But technically, you know, you want to talk about Warriors, one guy on that field with a minigun.

One guy on that field.

With uh with uh

With the uh

Mm-hmm.

One guy one guy in that field with a sword can destroy everyone.

One guy on that field.

It's all it would take one samurai.

Because they're so inv everyone's so invested in it all the time.

They're so invested.

They're so invested and they're so it's so much investment, like so much emotion, so much everything.

And I just think, I think one mongol on a horse with a bow and arrow could end that whole sport.

It could end everything.

Even the referee, everything.

There'd be nothing left on the field.

All there would s be a Mongol on the horse circling around in victory.

The crowd is booing.

He doesn't care you're booing, he won.

He's the last man standing.

You know?

And nobody thinks about that.

Nobody ever considered that.

If they brought me on ESPN, I guarantee you I'd make the whole country think about it.

Because I'd say the same thing I'm saying now.

I'd say, listen, you talk about the Eagles and you talk about the Chiefs and you talk about all this other stuff.

No one's talking about the Mongol, the guy on a horse.

That guy could destroy everyone.

One horse, it's over.

I don't care how strong these linebackers are, whatever.

They would get trampled.

Totally trampled.

And forget about a person.

One polar bear on in that field would make quick work of every single

Just one.

Just one polar bear.

All the sports teams would get totally destroyed.

Guys, it's unprofessional for me to be trolling like this, um, with a straight face.

I do need to tell the autistics, I need to give them cues that I'm in fact telling a joke.

And it's unprofessional for me to not be inclusive.

Ump.

Anyway, guys.

If I just wanted to be like a full-time troll, I could have a successful career doing that, by the way.

I could literally have a successful career just trolling the entire world and just going on streams and like pretending to be serious, but I'm actually just like completely making a mockery of everything.

Um

But um I chose the path of

I chose the path of uh righteousness.

Someone's in the chat trying to recruit me to the NBA.

Look, I've been recruited by the NBA many times.

Okay.

And I keep telling him the same thing.

If I do this, LeBron's legacy is over, and I don't want to do that.

Because so many people believe in LeBron, so many people

Revere and respect it.

And imagine I just undo everything.

I don't want to do that.

I don't want to kill so many dreams.

I don't want to kill so many.

So many sources of inspiration for for millions and millions.

It would be just terrible.

He was calling me by my name.

No fair.

But you know that.

There was a guy in chat asking me, like, he was asking me, like, you know, look, I think you're gonna be he he was asking me like about if I wanna join the NBA, you know.

He just needed some information that that was relevant to my uh

recruitment into the NBA and um

I have to say no.

No, I mean, I don't want to reverse LeBron's legacy like that.

I can't.

I can't do that.

I couldn't live with myself.

You know of Hollywood?

They could make me the next.

Who's that Jewish funny guy?

I could be the next.

Uh.

Jonah Hill, Jesse Eisenberg, Adam Sandler.

I'm the real Semitic.

You know, the real Semitic.

I've got the the pure pure distilled somatic

lineage.

I blow them out of the water with in terms of humor.

And um

Talk about talk about the Zionist lobby.

They would kill me.

'Cause I would end the Jewish comedy in Hollywood and and I would totally just

I'd be the fucking I'd put 'em all out of business.

I'd be the next big one.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It wouldn't even be fair.

Adam Sandler would have it out for me, it'd be fucking horrible.

Could have become Larry Davy.

That's not true.

That's not true.

You know, Larry David um

I just think she's got it all wrong, you know?

Because.

He's always in the wrong.

That's the thing about him.

It's the funny thing, he's supposed to be in the right, but he's always in the wrong all the time.

And I

I should confront him one day on his show and be a character that stands up to his bullshit.

Yeah.

He's always actually wrong.

If I did stand up, it would literally not be funny at all.

I would literally sit there awkwardly and I'd just be like, so knock, knock.

Like, I would it would be so bad.

I couldn't do stand-up.

Uh because I I I hate this idea of like trying to be funny.

I don't ever try to be funny.

I'm never trying.

I'm just um

giving expression to uh the irony of uh existence.

I could do stand up if I like was talking politics, like streaming.

It'd have to be politics.

Like if I could go and give lectures, they'd be really funny.

But I couldn't I couldn't like uh be a comedian

Who's trying?

I would it would just effortlessly

have funny thoughts when I'm trying to be serious.

You wanna know a secret, guys?

Whenever I'm doing a speech

Um

I am really trying hard to suppress jokes that come to my head.

Like at the ACP convention, when I'm uh was speaking of at Schiller, remember that?

At CPI, there's always these jokes that slip into my mind that I have to shoo away and repress.

No, I have to be fully serious and professional.

But they always come to me and I'm like, I'm not gonna say that.

Uh

You know what Danny Shaw used to be upset about, I think?

During our meetings.

I would very much tell jokes.

Uh I would very much uh

Make light sometimes.

And he must have got he mu it must have be he must have been so like fucking like asshurt about that shit.

He was probably like I mean he's like a fed so he doesn't care, right?

But uh

The E B knows

If you see some of the shit we joke about, it's crazy.

Um

Start standing with high, I'm Adam to here, and my pronouns are your.

Bro, that is the lamest shit I've ever heard in my life.

Let's talk about pronouns.

Bro, I used to roast the shit out of people on Twitch.

They used to actually get offended.

For real.

I used to do crazy roasts, like, off the top of my head, pure undistilled.

I roast Dead Mouse.

Bro, Dead Mouse came on and I just started roasting him.

That was very stupid of me.

That was very bad of me to lose the connections from the famous world.

You know

Uh

Every listen to Burning Mac?

I don't have a favorite comedian, I don't like comedians.

The only funny you know what the only thing that makes me laugh is like retarded shit on TikTok, to be honest.

These days the only comedy I ever get is just watching stupid ass shit on TikTok.

Or sometimes Carlos will send me reels on Instagram that are funny.

And that's it.

Just stupid ass shit on TikTok.

Brain rot Brain rot is what makes me laugh.

Yeah.

Yankee is also funny, you know, Yankee's funny too.

Some of y'all are funny.

Some of y'all are funny.

Aw bro, shut the fuck up about that pop out.

I hate that.

I hate that fucking shit.

Pop out at one in the morning r bro, I that's everything I hate about Britain, is that fucking TikTok.

Pop out at one in the morning, you're really gonna go in this life is never boring.

She will have a man with Dior at the store, but he drinks on the man when the drinks start pouring.

I fucking hate that shit, bro, it's fi it's not fire, bro, it's disgusting.

That song is disgusting.

Bro, he he he says Shidansen, unruly.

I f what the fuck are you saying?

Unruly?

The fuck is this Paddington Bear?

Is this the fucking British Queen?

He's talking about her dancing.

She's unruly.

Bro, shut the fuck up.

What a fucking ugly thing to say.

It's like small shit that like pisses me off.

Can't even justify it.

If I lived in Britain I would be like some like lump and thug.

I'd be like

Be like a drill rapper or some shit.

That's what I'd be if I lived in Britain.

I'm a London scammer.

Do no n-n-n-n-de-n.

I do some shit like that, you know.

Bossman

With the mandem.

Yeah.

I don't know why, bro.

I'm not, I'm not.

I don't know why I'm saying bro.

I'm just getting way too late in the night.

When I was at the London airport, I felt like a thug.

I'm not gonna lie.

I was wearing my Adidas hoodie, and the way people were staring, I was just like, I felt like the boss.

Like, yeah, I'm American.

We don't have rules, bitch.

I was walking around like I run the place.

You know, people were fascinated by me.

I had no sleep.

I'm just like, that's how I experienced it, you know.

What?

I just felt like a thug, I'm not gonna lie.

I felt like I had my white forces.

You know, just the way you know, I I I I'm American, we don't have rules.

They have all they have is rules over there.

We don't have that.

Yeah, they none of them ever fired a gun before.

Exactly.

I was walking around

You know.

I could run shit in the UK.

If I go there, I could run shit.

All these British leftists.

I'll create a lumpin' army.

I'll run everything.

No, you couldn't.

I could run everything in London.

I'll go to London, I'll run that whole thing.

I'll become the boss.

I'll become the king.

That's another thing I was thinking.

I was thinking that.

I said, I'm basically the king here, I'm the new king.

If I ever go there, I'm the king.

I'll be the king of that whole place.

The new king of Britain is me.

They need a new king, and that's me.

And I will contest the crown.

Absolutely.

If I go to a Britain and they say, Oh, we have a king, I'll say.

Nobody rules unchallenged.

Nobody rules unchallenged.

There's nowhere in the world that you can be the boss, you can be the top guy.

And you're you you know, you're thrown

Is uh unchallenged, is unconditional.

You know, I will become the king if I go there.

I'll contest the crown, I'll become the king.

And I'm not joking.

If I had to move there and live there, I would make it my life's mission to become the new king.

And nobody has the crown for free.

Okay?

I'll be the new king.

'Cause I'm Phoenic the Phoenicians creat they were there first, indigenous.

So you see, I have a blood I have a blood claim.

And um

Sadiq Khani, I don't care about all these people.

All these people, I hear their names.

They mean nothing to me.

You know.

Have you watched Peaky Blinders?

I have not.

Oh, it's those Londonistanis that uh that oh man, those fucking Unibrow people.

I can't stand it.

The Unibrow guys with the beards with the no mustache.

By the way, the ol you know, Chechens, I get it.

It's I'm not no I'm not knocking on Chechens, they're all right.

But the ones in Britain that they have the no mustache and the beard, I just think to myself, I think why?

You know, are you just trying to look ugly on purpose?

Does looking ugly make you more holy?

You have a unibrow and you you shave your mustache and you keep the beard.

Why, for what?

You're basically trying to say, Oh, I don't care about how I look 'cause I'm ugly All right, well.

You know?

And if God wanted us to be ugly, why didn't he just

Mm-hmm.

You're knocking on South Asians, they do that too.

Well, I d I don't know, man.

I don't know what's going on.

I just see these videos and Well, well, you were gonna humiliate the Christians, they're gonna wear different shoes.

They have to what ride a donkey on the road and to humiliate him.

And I'm like, wow, you literally are in Britain.

And like, you're literally under the boot of the MI6 and British imperialism and Israel takes off Syria or whatever.

But they have these big, big, big words, these big things they say about how they're going to when the whole Sharia is going to take over the whole world.

Xi Jinping will bow before.

I'm just thinking, like, such big, big words for such low people who are licking America, Britain's ass.

Alari!

With Mohammad Hijab taking off his shirt and throwing it at the Chinese embassy.

London and unemployed.

That's it.

That's it.

They sleeper cells telling me to go to bed and eat.

I guess I have to now.

Pop out at one in the morning.

Anyway y'all.

Anyway y'all.

Anyway y'all Lap poppin' them ring ring ring Y'all money while it ring ring ring Lap jumpin' I'm ring ring ring

One for the plug and one for the load.

I got two.

One for the beaches and one for the dough.

Ring, ring, ring alone.

Got money while they ring, ring, ring.