SPAIN W, IRAN W, COMMUNISM W

I'm not sure if I can do it.

Tarnachawa, this is Ramara John Paula Chawa.

This is Ravara, Ezra, Ezra, Ezra.

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Julian, lady, children, ladies and

Cortex with the 10.

Thank you so much.

I appreciate it.

How are you doing?

Appreciate it so much.

Welcome to the fucking infrared show everyone!

Welcome to the show.

Welcome to the show.

Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome.

So, I had we're gonna talk about Spain and all that kind of stuff.

Kusaz with the 20!

Let's fucking go!

That's what I'm talking about.

That's what I'm talking about.

Midnight, what the fuck is up, man?

We got Spain, W.

Spain, W.

Iran, W.

Spain, W.

Netanyahu fucking lost.

Javier Malay, little bitch.

I don't even fucking care about soccer, but oh boy, I loved seeing Spain win.

Armasilla took this W.

I have my disagreements with Armasia.

He took this W.

Because I'm thinking Spain.

I'm like, that's Armasia.

Let Armasilla take this W.

Armasilla wins.

Armasia took the W.

I don't agree with him about everything.

But that's Armasia.

Spain took the W straight up.

Spain's on the come up.

Spain's asserting more independence more and more.

Something special's happening in Spain.

I can say that much.

I don't agree with Armasilla about everything.

I don't agree with him about the North you know, the America, the USA.

Uh but he is cooking something.

Spain is like on some kind of rise.

It's just a fact.

You can't deny it.

I like seeing Spain win over Argentina, the Zionists.

I like seeing Spain express so much solidarity with Palestine and Iran.

You know, Spain has its own independence, it's its own thing.

The whole Middle East loves Spain right now, honestly.

It's so true.

But I was going to talk more about that.

I'm going to talk more about it.

But Sombra has a story.

Sombra fucking dropped a crazy story, then fucking left.

Guys, ACP Sombra.

Ones, if you're in the fucking Florida chat, get Sombra in here.

Whoever was at the event, get an infrared VC.

Tell us the story.

Tell us the story.

Message Sombra to get in VC.

It's ominous.

Get in VC.

Just have him share the story with us.

I tried to add him in the kick chat, but he's gone now.

He just dropped this crazy fucking story and left.

Apparently, in Florida, there was an event that the DSA put up about MAGA communism.

A real life event.

I want to know about our real life haters.

I want to know what they look like.

I want to know what they're like.

I want to know their psychology.

Real life people who are like anti-ACP did an entire event dedicated to shit talking us.

And Sombra's like that they actually went and showed up.

And I'm like, I got to hear this story.

Yo, what's up, bro?

How you doing?

Yo, what up?

Bro, tell us the story of what happened.

Whatever if you get there's about stuff about it you can't tell, you don't have to tell, but like, okay, hold on.

DSA did an event about MAGA communism or was it about ACP or was it about both?

It was about both, bro.

So, like, okay, Vey can get in here too.

Vay, you can get in here too.

Get in the show queue if you can.

Anyway.

Alright, continue, sorry.

Yeah, so there's this like organization that is like, I don't know, pro-abortion or some shit like that.

Like it's like a subsect of DSA.

And they hosted an event night called like Red Brown Alliance.

You said what?

What's the organization called?

Swan.

Wait, you said it's pro-abort.

Wait, what?

Abortion?

It's just like about abortion rights.

Oh, it's just focused on abortion.

Okay.

Okay.

Interesting.

Yeah.

We knew that they were just there to talk shit.

So we just pulled you on.

Sorry.

I interrupted you.

How did we get from A to B?

Like, what did you guys?

They did an event about what?

So they're doing like a whole series on just a bunch of like random bullshit like leftist topics.

And we saw one of them post about an event that was today called Red Brown Alliances and MAGA Communism.

So we had to show up.

We absolutely had to show up.

No way.

It was drunk.

Tell me, I was so fucking cringe.

Okay, hold on, hold on.

Tell me about the event.

Like, I want to know about all the events.

Tell me what they were saying, what they were showing.

You know, this is relevant because we are in the we kind of are semi in the middle of some legal stuff against some of our slanderers.

And, like, real life, this is like real life evidence of the material damages, right?

So, give us a rundown of what happened and what the event was like.

You want to you want to start something real?

I mean, that is where do I begin?

It's just like exactly how from the top.

It's like, no, no, no, we need the details.

Don't let us be like exactly how we need the details from the top.

Give us the entire rundown of what happened.

Okay.

All right.

So it's like taking place at like this cringe-ass like cafe, and it's all the same types that you already know.

Be specific.

But be specific.

Like blue hairs.

I don't want to be too mean or whatever.

No, just be honest.

No, no.

I want to know what type of people these are.

Like, I see them online all the time.

I want to know what they're like in real life.

Fat, bro.

Fat.

Real fat.

Yeah, they're fat.

That's what I wanted to fucking say.

No, you're not.

Like, what would you say the percentage of them being fat is?

Maybe like at least like 63.

Yeah.

What?

Yeah, you know, haven't walked outside a day in their life.

They're all pasty and white and shit.

They look like the Alaskan bullworm from Spongebob and shit.

What?

Um.

But yeah, they're there, they're like, um everyone's like squatted up like um in their like little tables and shit, drinking beer, blah blah blah, and they're setting up and we pull up and we have history with these people, like from real or whatever.

They all

Besides us, how many people you think they I don't know of them, yeah, that were there like right it was kind of a it was kind of a stacked room, so probably like 25 30, maybe at the highest level 25 real people going to event about us.

That's crazy, anyway.

Continue they they the first slide that they put up was had Dugan on it, which like was awesome, yeah.

We call we literally called that, like we sat on just ready to hear about like oh, yeah, they're gonna bring up Dugan.

Okay, and then okay, so let's continue, please.

The next slide was like, I was like, All right, y'all, here's the definition of fascism, and it was like um like a cooperation with the state, huh?

Some like that, and like um, lots of money uh backing and like co-opting the workers' movement.

And then there's like they're like, here's the definition of communism, a stateless, classless society, and shit.

And bro, we're in the back.

We tried to pull up to the front, like we were, I was 30 minutes late, and they still haven't started.

They're still fiddling with the shit, but like we tried to pull up to the front, but the seats were taken.

So, like, we pulled up as close as possible in our ACP hats, running deep.

Everybody knew, um, and yeah, they started giving that like um definition shit, and we were just laughing already.

But we're trying to be cordial.

They didn't kick you out, even though you had the hats.

No, no, no, they knew exactly who we were.

But okay, tell me about this slide.

Okay, they gave two definitions, then what?

They gave but hold on hold on the the definite like they quoted Trotsky twice right okay and then if it's DSA they're not MLs there's nothing binding no but this person this person claims to be an ML like they they all they were like skirting around being like in the DSA they're like yeah I'm in the DSA but when it's they do stuff I don't like um I'm actually like an ML or some shit like that um it's like a strategic thing but they identify as that

Wow.

Anyway, don't try to make sense of it because it didn't make sense.

None of it.

No, I can already make sense of it.

It makes perfect sense to me.

But anyway, please continue.

Continue.

So they they they quoted Trotsky twice, right?

And they she then says like

I'm not.

What was it like?

Was she fat as well?

Just it's relevant because absolutely.

Okay, yeah, continue.

I'm just saying it's like it is kind of relevant.

The speaker, like, that's representative.

Okay, continue.

Okay, hold on, because I got to point out the shirt, too, right?

She was wearing a shirt with like the pantheon of Marxists and it had Marx, Angles, Lenin, and then a Swan instead of Stalin.

So beyond some goofy ass stop in the stop, stop, stop, stop this, stop this, stop this.

Sorry.

Like, whoever's in general, chill the fuck out.

All right.

Anyway, please continue.

Um man, what else?

God, there was so much, so much to unpack.

There was she quoted Trotsky twice.

She then said that, um, she doesn't like endorse Trotsky, uh, but he had some good work on the nature of fascism and stuff.

Uh, real funny.

Um

Man, what else?

Put me out here, BZ.

I forgot.

Bro, it was so fucking incoherent.

There was like a next slide.

She was literally fumbling because we were there.

Okay, because she knows who the fuck we are.

And like, she can't just say what she actually wants to say.

It's like actually fucking deride us.

She goes on to this fucking next slide.

She has like a picture of the horseshoe theory or whatever.

And she's like mocking people for using it.

But then she goes on to fucking use it.

She has like another picture of like, it was like a visual aid of some fucking like splattered shit on the wall or whatever.

And she was trying to be like, oh, this is them being incoherent with their ideology, how they're like syncretic and shit.

Did she okay?

Did this splatter like have anything besides a splatter?

Like, what did it contain?

No, it was nothing.

Literally nothing, bro.

Like, I'm just trying to point to how absurd and like vapid the shit is.

But she moved on to talking about how Mussolini was a communist or like a socialist.

If Nori, if you can hear this, can you send me, can you check the Telegram?

Send me that on Telegram.

Anyway, please continue.

Yeah, we got a gang of shit.

He she started talking about motherfucking Mussolini and how she was he's a socialist and um they're like she's like, oh, you know, this is how it happens.

Like, there's people who start off leftist and then turn out to be fascist and then they go out, they go on to um I don't know if it's the next one, but they also brought up Black Hammer.

which black hammer um yeah it was like an amend they used black hammer as an example of american mega communism what yeah okay it was pretty pretty interesting interesting i i know why she did it i know why she did it i i mean i i guess i understand but black hammer was pretty woke i think right yeah anyway she she goes on to la rouche of course and Yeah, she has a whole flight on him and says that like he was a fascist, but he accepted more people of color and minorities.

Oh, and that is what a graceful detail.

Yeah, she did that shit because her organization is pasty white as fuck.

It's like it has the diversity of a clan meeting.

Oh, this is all I needed to see.

Okay, hold on.

Uh so so I got some of these slides because they're directly talking shit about us.

That's all I wanted.

Please continue with the story.

Continue with the story.

Well we're not even touching like when they got to the party.

It was probably like five thick slides.

That was the majority of it.

Right.

Obviously they brought up Jackson tweet, your tweet, just everything that we've seen before.

Yeah, my god.

So, this is somebody, this is somebody online.

This is one of our like stalkers on the internet, and this is who they are offline.

Like, this is one of them, they're for sure connected.

That's fascinating.

Please, please continue.

Um, they they you could tell like she was so afraid to that we were there, right?

Because she brought up how like one of Jackson's tweets about like Andrew Tate, and then she was like trying to give him some grace and try to be nicer to him than like what he uh definitely originally intended to.

Um, saying that, like, oh, well, I guess he was trying to talk about foreign policy here, but you know, still talking about Andrew Tate or whatever.

Um, it it gave off such a like nervous energy and such a like awkward energy.

Just imagine any like just picture a 40-year-old white HR manager who used to work at like Disney.

This was this lady who's like.

Is this the worst?

Truly some of the worst.

Uh what else?

Man, what else is there?

Yeah, there you go, leaders of the ACP right there.

I'm showing you, keep keep going with the story 'cause I'm just showing the visual aids.

The whole time she was like, oh, this is not going to be a debate.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, she was like, I don't want to give you guys a platform because she would say some shit and we were fucking loud, but we were internet energy, huh?

They didn't keep that internet energy.

Oh, no, no, they didn't.

They were being nice, but they were just saying, I'm not going to debate you.

I'm not going to debate you.

But they were not keeping that internet energy that they have, which is that we're fascists and we need to be killed and stuff, right?

Yeah, but this person's specifically like we know she like goes around wrecking and talking hella shit, but it's like full up.

All right.

Yeah.

No, okay.

Since this woman decided to do a presentation showing my face and dedicating some slides to me, I believe that we're all individuals.

And here's some slides about them.

So this is the person who did this real life presentation where they showed me and this is them with their shirt and everything.

So please continue.

Please continue.

We're doing a real life event dedicated to shit talking me.

And okay, well, I'm doing an internet event dedicated to covering your coverage of me.

So it's only fair.

Please continue.

Yeah, she she um she kept reiterating that she wasn't gonna platform us, but then she goes on to show the entire announcement video for the ACP.

This is probably one of those uh haters we have, the hate stalkers.

This is probably them.

I can even name who this might be.

Sai, what's up?

Please continue.

Sorry.

Oh man, what else was there?

Oh my god, I'm trying to collect all my thoughts.

We're gonna find out who this is in terms of like who they are on the internet for sure.

Like which shit talker this is.

We're gonna find that out for sure.

Please continue.

Yeah, no.

Um, man, uh, so then she goes on talking about like how we use AI and that's never going to bring about revolution or whatever.

Um, the yeah, there you go, bringing up um your quotes and interviews and things like that as primary sources for just whatever.

Who is this quote from Gamergate?

What is that?

Apparently, that's one of your quotes.

That's your quote, bro.

This was the culmination of Gamergate, the online culture war at the core of our generation.

Uh oh, this is probably from my platypus interview.

Yeah, if you brought up one of your interv like one of your interviews and just I think the the geith article too, I think.

Why why would they quote me calling Gamergate reactionary?

I think it's because why would they internally kind of slander is this?

This is the full quote.

So she was saying, she was saying, she was saying that how you started off on like the left and then you moved to be more reactionary.

That was like her point, which, you know, I don't know.

I mean, this was a quote that I made probably in the same year that this tweet was made.

So multipolarity is a distribution of power, which is more than two states.

What a great Reddit definition.

That's totally multipolarity.

Yeah.

Guys, please continue as I if I give commentary, like don't let it interrupt you.

Please continue.

We have one for about any Yeah, so there's one about looking at it now.

Yeah, she didn't really say about Eddie, but you could tell she really has a problem with Eddie because look at all the photos they gave Jackson in a suit, me from my Wikipedia.

She doesn't know me and Jackson, she knows Eddie, and it's triggered by Eddie.

She has a problem with Eddie because why would she choose this photo for Eddie?

You know, she said that was the only good one that she could find.

She literally said that.

Yeah, this that was that was definitely there is a reason for that.

There's some.

This is like maybe a former Midwestern Marks fan gone wrong.

Please continue, though, with the story.

Probably.

Next slide.

Hmm.

Continue though.

Don't let me interrupt you.

Give us, give us.

I'm trying to remember, like, via the slides.

I feel like she just elaborated multipolarity as multiple imperialisms and just misrepresenting Dugan and shit.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Just saying how Dugan thought of the National Bolsheviks.

Wait, did a man, do you have the picture about her describing national Bolshevism?

Because it also is.

Yeah, she said China's national Bolsheviks.

I'm getting more, but please continue.

I'm getting more, and I'm just covering the ones I have so far.

But don't give your story based on my stream.

Actually, you guys should turn my stream off who you're talking right now.

And just lock in on the story because we want to hear the story from you guys.

Don't focus on the stream.

Yeah, yeah.

She called it, she called national Bolshevism like, like, she said that they have a love for China, and that it was like a key descriptor of national Bolshevism.

Man, what else else I'd say?

I'm trying to look at the slides at the picture.

To be real, we were very cordial.

Like, she was saying all this fucking stupid bullshit.

What did I expect?

I want you guys to be cordial.

Of course, you guys, and we were sitting in the back the whole fucking time.

That's what our movement encourages.

We don't want to go and fucking cause violence and shit.

You just go and no, for sure.

But like, it was just her talking stupid shit.

And she did, she, she got to the fucking end.

And, like, she had her slide of questions, right?

But then she skipped it real quick.

And it was really funny because she was hesitating on opening the floor because she didn't want to fucking give us any sort of platform to push back on her ideas.

But I guess she turned, she ended up opening up the floor or whatever.

And then we just asked her a couple questions.

Hamer asked her a really good one about multipolarity and shit.

And she pretty much just admitted it to being a Trotskyist, right?

Where she like described, he's like, what would be the alternative of multipolarity?

And she's like, well, all the workers rising up at once in the world or whatever.

And Hamer just clocked that.

Like, yeah, that's Trotskyism.

You know?

And then I asked her, like, if fascism, I was super fucking nice, bro.

I was super fucking nice.

I'm like, what a great slide.

Blah, blah, blah.

The thing that we agree on is like fascism being a co-optation or whatever of like the workers' movement backed by capital and pro their country's war, right?

And I asked her, like, how does she not see DSA in that?

Like, how does that not describe the DSA?

And she just kind of play one of the clips.

She just started the question and was just like, well, I'm not a representative of DSA right now.

And I'm like, you're at a DSA event.

Well, yeah, like she kept deflecting things.

Oh, like, I'm not representing the DSA, right?

But like, if you go on a land Instagram right now, they have promoted.

So, you know, envision that the one that says linear spectrum with the broken graphic is actually two arrows pointing in opposite directions.

This is a dedicated hater.

She put together this whole thing, like a project.

She dedicated time to this.

This is like a real hater.

Bro, you don't even know the half of it.

This is per this person is like a real record.

This is like yeah, a real like internet record for sure.

Yeah, I mean we have internet and IRL.

So tell me about how they're an IRL record.

What do you mean by that?

She's like, we just know that like when we try to build relationships and this is before the party like um we as real when we try to build relationships um other socialists maybe it's a fed maybe it's a fed yeah for sure

For sure.

We would try to build relationships and they would essentially badmouth us or whatever.

But when we were talking about it.

Even before you guys were ACP, right?

Correct.

Correct.

Even then they were saying that we were duganist or whatever because of our position of like supporting like Russia.

That's really when the fallout happened.

They sent motherfucking they sent motherfucking ops at our events before and tried to press us and they end up looking stupid.

But the way like let them tell it, they said that they'll like interrupt our shit and da da da da da and they they'll like intervene in our us building relationships essentially.

And they accuse us of all kinds of really dumb shit.

But she herself, like, they themselves, like, cannot maintain an organization.

Like wait, does are they saying Jackson runs the labor wave Instagram?

That's what it made it seem like.

I don't know if she was actually saying that.

She didn't say that.

The guy who ran that Instagram is a fent addict who hates us.

Yeah, he is a fent addict.

So this is like, where did this come from?

This is like a Fed, probably.

Think about it.

Hold on.

If this was an actual dedicated hater, they would be up to date just a little bit, right?

This is really old.

So this could be a Fed straight up.

This could actually be a Fed.

Like, because they're getting really outdated information.

That's how the Feds are.

You know how the U.S.

government is.

They're fucking 10 years behind.

And yeah, they're mentioning Don Corder.

Why are they mentioning Don Corder?

Why are they mentioning Don Corter?

It doesn't even make sense.

Who is this fucking person?

This is so weird.

This is actually glowy as fuck.

No, no, no.

I'm very intimately familiar with the discourse that's against us.

And at first, I was like, this must be one of these weird, like, stalkers we have on X.

Could be.

Those people are also feds.

This is why I fucking hate Windows.

You know, fucking.

Where I can't even.

I lost the slide I was at.

All right, we're here.

All right.

What was the somebro, when we showed that movie by Don Corder, right?

Like a few years ago.

And I think that's why she brought it up.

She has like a hatred boner for like Don Corder because we showed a movie of his, like, again, before the party even started.

Very just about like you.

Very fucking visionary.

Very fucking glowy.

Telltale sign of, remember, guys, FBI is the most active in the district or the region that is Florida is in for the FBI, like whatever jurisdiction region.

They divide the country up, not even by state, by like regions.

The one that the FBI office in Florida, the one they're in Florida, it's the most aggressive.

It's like one of the most hyperactive in the entire country.

Would not surprise me if this was actually like a fucking FBI type of Fed, some kind of Fed.

Listen, bro.

I mean, we have, you know, suspicion is putting it lightly.

Yeah.

Also, the fact that they didn't get triggered by your presence and they got nervous instead, that's also a sign of a Fed.

A Fed would actually, a Fed would actually have that reaction.

Why?

Because for Feds, it's not personal.

None of this is personal.

For our dedicated haters, their hatred of us is actually very personal.

And they do get triggered by us to the point where just being there would fucking offend them.

They'd freak out.

They'd be like, get these fascists out of here.

Get these Nazbles out of here.

But a Fed, if you guys were there, they would just be like, oh, I'm kind of nervous.

They're going to blow my cover.

I don't know.

I'm not.

I mean, we got to be careful about Fed jacketing, but honestly, like, this is some Fed shit, you know?

I agree.

But I do think that she like I I don't even think it would have been amicable for her to or like oh, that slide was funny as fuck, bro.

She she like tried to play this as if this was the party program.

Some some of it is AI for the planned economy, okay?

Ending mass immigration, okay.

Yeah, she was hung up on that.

She was like, We support that.

Now, patriotic communism and anti-woke.

I don't know what

So they took uh one, two, four things from our program, basically, and two things from the FBI wiki on us.

I don't know.

Whatever yeah, whatever fucking file they have on us.

But yeah, I don't know if it would have been like socially like expedient for her to like freak out and try to kick us out.

Especially because like that that place was also like open.

It wasn't like a closed area that like they owned or some shit.

It was like a corner of a place that was open for business.

So we could have just been hanging out.

But she was definitely triggered by our presence and so was all her little fucking dumbass friends.

Oh, you're saying that they couldn't have kicked you out?

Yeah, no, probably not.

Like, you would have to have gotten the owner who, like, allowed them to have this space, you know?

So, I don't think, like, they would have been able to kick us out or anything.

And so, Lyndon LaRouche was a MAGA communist, even though in LaRouche's time, MAGA didn't exist.

And LaRouche had no interest in communism until, you know, well, he didn't, actually.

His organization had no interest in communism.

And then these listing influences, look at these influences: Dugan, Don Corder, Caleb Maupin, and others.

But the guy who coined the term and wrote the theory about what it is and coined the term and stuff is not on the list of influences, which is.

I think that that's the.

The the page where she was like, Oh, and others, like other affiliated organizations obviously talking about real, which obviously if we weren't there,

She would have just game dropped us and tried to like connect those dots as if we're like

You know what I'm saying?

National Bolshevism.

Some dabbling in leftist economic ideas.

Chinese socialism.

Yo, opposition is crazy as fuck.

Russia is everything, the rest is nothing.

That's such a f base slogan.

Such a cool slogan.

You wouldn't get it.

That that slide actually killed me.

What like 'cause

I was talking to other like DSA members in there after the event was done, and like I'm just getting the vibe that none of them uphold China at all and think that they're all like China's national Bolshevik itself, which is a take I've never heard.

Is this Slava?

A tweet from Slava?

Yeah, yeah, there was a yeah, she uh she called out Slava and had one of her tweets on on the slide.

What?

Yeah.

What is this?

Yeah, she's making it seem like Slava is like anti-woman or some shit.

Yeah, that one was funny too.

Has like Erica Kirk on there or some shit.

This doesn't look like twenty people though.

There's probably there's more on the other side too, like beyond that wall and some behind behind us.

Yeah, big it's a bigger room.

But also, there were like I said, it was like open place where it's like somebody could be and and is this guy in the shirt our guy?

Okay, is he a supporter of ours or was he like booing us or what?

No, no, it does he supports not one of our guys.

I'll tell you that now, you know, for example, I mean, unprompted, I'm just I don't want to be mean, but it's like.

I'm just thinking about airplane seats and how I have to pay a full price for one seat and he pays a full price for one seat, but he takes my seat.

He takes 40% of my seat and it's the seat that I paid for, but if I were to sit next to him on an airplane, he would objectively own 40% of my seat, even though I paid for it.

He's getting his money.

Bro, I'm going to tell you right now.

No, I'm just saying.

It's not even fair.

I was trying to sit right there next to him, but you don't fly on airplanes.

That's all I'm going to say.

Like, I'm not even being mean.

Like, I'm paying for my seat.

You know how many times I sit next to people that 20% of my seat is taken from them?

Are you going to pay me back 20% of my fucking bill that I fucking paid for this ticket?

Are you going to pay me back 20%, whatever amount of real estate you're taking from my seat?

That's your only anger.

That's it.

Please continue.

Well, she just fucking faltered on all her questions.

She didn't answer anything.

All she did was like, like, she would, whenever, like, we brought up, like, um, their ties to the Democrats and how, like, it's like a fucking genocidal party.

She'd be like, well, I don't necessarily support the Democrats, and it's just like a strategic alliance or da-da-da-da-da.

And just try to...

She literally didn't answer a single fucking question, dude.

Like, I don't know if he had anyone.

Did anyone look at you guys and like say anything at all?

So, so when we got in before the event started, right?

Like, someone must have said something in their little DSA group chat or whatever.

Because I didn't see it, but one of our other comrades saw it and said that like five different people broke their necks just like looking at us all at once.

I guess they didn't notice the ACP hat before because I was wearing mine.

So they all just like looked at us at once.

They didn't say anything?

No, no, of course not.

Dude, I mean, look at the size of them, right?

And then just consider the fact.

Well, there's one I'm seeing.

I mean, if he were to charge at you full speed, like, I don't know.

I don't care what martial arts you're fucking doing at that gym.

That guy running at you full speed, what are you going to fucking do?

There's something called mass.

There's nothing.

I don't care what you're doing in your gym.

There's something called the money.

That guy full speed running at you, you're done.

I don't give a fuck.

No way.

I don't care if you're at the Shaolin Temple.

Even Bruce Lee, if Bruce Lee, the Shaolin Temple master from Mortal Kombat, is in this room and they have to fight and this guy runs at him full speed.

Don't even care how much, you know, you're getting.

No, you're right.

You're 100% right.

Maybe if he had the heart.

Maybe if he had the heart to do that, but everybody.

There was no heart.

Absolutely not.

That was the only dangerous person I can.

I'm taking inventory of the room to see who's dangerous, whatever.

That's the only dangerous person I can identify in this room.

Yeah.

100%.

No, I mean, seriously, you can't take that guy down.

I'm just going to be honest.

You can't.

Yeah.

We were, I also noticed when like, like, even if you punch him your hardest in his neck, all the fat will absorb it.

I'm not even kidding.

Like, there's nothing you could do to take that guy down.

Nothing.

With your hands, there's no way.

There is no amount of punching you could do.

Like, nothing would happen.

You would literally completely like that dude is actually wide.

He would actually destroy all of you.

He will destroy five of you at once in a fight.

You better be ready for that.

I hope y'all are preparing for that.

Hey, but that guy.

Practice is different.

Practice is different.

No, guys.

It's simple physics.

Like, you can do a karate chop that could break a brick.

If you do that on any part of this person, it's just going to jiggle absorb it.

Like, it's going to shock absorption.

It's like, there's nothing you can fucking do to fight this guy.

Nothing.

Oh man, that's wrong before.

I'm being honest.

I'm not even being mean.

Like, there's nothing you can do to fight this man.

There's nothing.

It's true.

I'm dead, man.

It was such an event.

We mingled with people after, um, and everyone was motherfucking cordial and shit.

Like.

There's people who even congratulate us on our like organizational aptitude.

Like they all know what the fuck we do on a regular fucking basis.

You had your ACP hats?

Yep.

Yeah, I did.

I was wearing mine.

You know, I wish I was there.

I would have gone there.

I would have literally showed up.

I would have been in the audience.

As they're doing the slides about me, I would have been there.

100%, I'll be there.

Dude, I wish next time I do an event like this, tell me I'll fly to wherever they are.

I'll go in person myself.

I don't think they're going to do an event again because they know we're going to show up.

I mean, if it's about me, I'm going to go.

You know?

Yeah, for sure.

We'll let you know, bro.

That's exactly what the fuck we thought.

No, good on you guys for going.

Good on you guys for going.

It was something man.

They're over there talking shit or whatever, and they think that we won't pull up or whatever, but we're in.

What happened?

Sh when she said it's not a debate, like she actually said that.

It's not a debate.

100%.

That's how she opened it up.

It's not a debate.

It's just truth.

You can't argue.

Yeah, she said it.

She said she's not here to debate unless she reiterated it.

Like, I'm not here to debate.

I'm just here to assert things without any scrutiny.

I still assert things without any possibility I could be challenged.

They can't handle it in real life.

They can't.

It's honestly brave that she did it in real life.

Real life or on the internet or anywhere at all.

Yeah.

I think this could be a Fed, though.

She could be a Fed for sure.

Yeah, I mean I'm yeah.

Would not surprise me.

I don't say that lightly.

There's a lot of factors you consider, and it's like their slides are weird.

I could tell that I know the information ecosystem of our haters.

Um

That's really this um this story.

I don't know.

Um it was it was incoherent, like but you know, like like you say, like it was very coherent also, you know.

We know exactly where they got all their shit from, you know, and it's very glowy.

They're gonna say you guys were like the black shirts.

You guys went and you you you were roughing up the movement.

They're going to say some shit like that for real.

Like we were acting a fool or whatever.

We laughed really loudly at some of the absurd shit they said, but that's about it.

Do you want to know four years ago what our retarded millennial haters used to say?

They used to say that the infrared movement is going to turn into Mussolini's Black Shirts 2.0.

And our purpose is going to be to break up Starbucks unions.

Like they claimed we would be Mussolini's black shirts and we would go to Starbucks union meetings and like break them up.

And that's like the destiny of our movement is to like wreck and like be strike breakers and like anti-labor activists, like actually like activists to break up the Starbucks union.

Like they actually said that they made this prophecy like four years ago that would happen.

It still hasn't happened, but I guess they're saying it's going to happen any day now.

Any day now.

Any day now.

Truly.

They're like, yeah, the whole direction this is going.

Meanwhile, the real direction it went in was that we just tried to like, we're still trying to go just like organize truckers and stuff, you know?

And they're like, no, no, no, this whole thing, it was to break up the Starbucks union.

It's like, we don't care about the Starbucks union.

Go do whatever you want.

Yo, now that I'm actually here and I can ask you a question, there was a dude that we were talking with that was in the DSA that was saying it's like, why can't we like work together or whatever, regardless of he even said it in a way of like a tactical unity on what we can work together with.

And I'm like, I mean, I'm wondering how you would respond with that.

I would say we've been open to that this whole time.

Straight up.

That we've always been open to that.

I don't even, yeah, I mean, we've always been open to it.

We say no to Democrats only, but if DSA people who are Democrat shills want to work with us, of course we're going to work with them.

Even if they're Democrat shills, we don't care because as long as they're not directly Democrats and they're doing it on things that we agree on, of course we would work with them.

Why wouldn't we?

I just don't want to be them.

Is that fair?

I wanted to carve out a space for people that didn't have to be them.

I don't want to have to be the DSA.

I don't want to have to be these people.

Does that mean we can't work with them?

Of course, we can work with them.

I don't even know what we would work on them on, but the idea, like there's a lot of stuff, you know.

I mean, I want to extend that hand, you know, for sure.

I mean, we've always been for that.

We've never been against it.

We've always been for it.

There was one point that I think it was, yeah, one of our comrades asked a question about the, you know, again, the support of like the Democratic Party with the DSA.

And she ended up like equating Jackson's tweets to like the support of genocide from like the Democrats, saying that that was basically just as bad.

So.

Jackson's tweets Jackson's tweets

Find tougher people, right?

True.

All right, I'm gonna hop off, chairman.

For sure, for sure.

See you guys.

Well, thank you for giving us that story.

That was a very riveting, interesting story.

All right, I'll let peace.

Okay, and and see you later, man.

So, Noxter wants to be convinced of communism.

Noxter, what state do you live in?

Bro, this dude, but bro, has been spamming my chat to come.

Yo, can you hear me?

Can you hear me?

I was in the Twitter space.

Yes.

What state are you in?

North Carolina.

Oh, we do have a chapter there, all right.

Yeah, I know you guys do.

Okay.

So you're going to join ACP now?

Yeah, they convinced me.

Convince you?

What the fuck else do you have going for you, bro?

What the fuck?

What the fuck do you have going for you, bro?

Join.

No, no, no.

What are you doing all day?

You're literally spending your time wasting your days away doing nothing.

No, no, no.

I don't play games.

No, no, no.

What do you do, bro?

What do you do in your spare time?

Haz, first of all, how do you view me?

Like, what do you think?

You think I'm just playing video games all day?

I don't fucking know, bro.

Listen, bro.

What are you doing?

Look.

I do a lot.

I'm a bouncer because I quit my security job.

I'm a security guy.

Fucking what is it called?

My server job because I kept getting sexually harassed by the managers.

Female managers?

Yes.

One of them was Jewish and she tried to self-harm and I saved her from doing it.

And then the other ones were freaking.

Oh, is she millennial?

Yes.

Yeah, that's what they do.

They fucking, yeah, that's exactly makes sense.

That's what I'm talking about, these millennials fucking taking us hostage.

That's the type of thing.

100%.

That's just a fact.

That's what these millennials are doing.

They're fucking, they're literally, millennials will fucking you literally go to sleep.

They'll wake you up.

They'll fucking threaten to shoot you, to shoot themselves, to fucking, and they want to enslave you with emotions and all this shit, bro.

I'm so over millennials.

No, I'm not going to lie, though.

Like, I'm at the I'm at this point where it's like, what the fuck am I doing with my life?

Because I'm not going to lie.

It's just like, I feel like I had a planteau.

Like, I lost a lot of weight.

I worked out, you know, all this shit.

And I got the security job because, bro, I didn't stream for a month.

Bro, an ACP have a job.

They do have jobs, but um That's a terrifying word, Haas.

Bro, just just lock in.

I mean, do you have any skills at all?

What do you know how to do?

Did you go to school?

I dropped out of high school.

Do you have any skills?

Art, mechanics, anything?

Any hobbies?

Anything?

I was a dude, I was a mixed martial artist.

Oh, shit.

You know martial arts?

Yeah.

Do you know martial arts or no?

Yeah.

You know how to fight?

Yeah.

Okay, that brings something to the table for sure.

That actually.

No, honestly, honestly, like.

Do you know how to teach people how to fight?

Yeah.

Okay.

I mean, straight up.

That's it.

Look, I'm gonna be honest with you.

My before I dropped out, I was really good at psychology.

Um I dropped out 'cause I like family problems and stuff.

I needed to help family.

And um yeah, I wanted to go to school for psychology.

Um, yeah, I mean, if you have free time, you can just study whatever you want, but uh, skills like martial arts, those are good skills.

Anything technical at all, but what the but what does the what does like ACP want from me?

Like, I gotta be like a weapon, bro.

Um, so I mean, it depends.

North Carolina is not a giant chapter to my knowledge.

I'm moving to Florida.

Oh, bro.

Where are you moving to Florida?

And, or maybe you don't want to say like Broward.

I don't know where that is.

North, South, Central, what?

South, South Miami.

South Florida.

Bro, if you're going to Florida, bro, we have a fucking gym there.

A martial arts gym.

They go and fucking train.

Yes.

They go and train, and they fucking, yeah.

Okay, but am I gonna be like

I don't know, I was just sitting there and I'm like man.

Um, bro, we have people.

Like, Florida has a lot of people.

Like, it's either like it's at this point, North Carolina doesn't have that many people.

Florida has people.

You join, bro, and like, you know, the goal down the line is like ch the chapter enterprise thing.

People fucking lock in, they get businesses off the ground.

That's how we want to generate revenue.

But to have businesses, people need skills.

People need to lock in.

People need a whatever.

So that's why I ask you about skills because it's like, it's all about skills.

It's all about what you can do.

What you can fucking, you know.

But.

Yeah, it's all I'm good at, really, is fighting.

Yeah, I'm a good, I'm good at talking, but that's really all I was good at fighting.

And I tried to get away from it.

That's perfect.

That's like more than enough.

I tried getting away from it.

That's why I started doing streaming and talking and doing all the short form stuff and all that.

Because I was like, I got really good at being a server.

I used to get scared like talking to people.

I was like, fucking broken English American kid.

I was born here.

I learned English watching Alex Jones InfoWars, him talking about Colorado shootings and movie theaters.

And I'm like, imagine that.

And then imagine you're like, fuck Alex Jones.

This is still schizophrenic because you go into teenagehood and you turn to like black content creators because all your friends are black.

So then you go into high school and you're just selling drugs, but you like psychology.

And then you drop out.

And then.

Somehow you end up where I'm at now.

Bro, the party has the work the party does will teach you shit, bro.

You can learn skills.

We have a lot of people in the trades in the party.

What about in New York?

What do you guys got in New York?

We got a big-ass chapter in New York.

Because I'm always in I got from New York a lot on the chapter enterprises.

They're all about the business.

They're trying to get the business up.

They're trying to get their businesses up.

They're on the grind.

Can I ask you a question?

'Cause I it was just a segment on my uh on my stream.

Do you think do you think um guys who cannot get women go into politics to have power?

Oh, I don't.

I've never heard of that, honestly.

I mean, what about Mandani?

Like, you take a guy, like an incel, like Mindani.

He's got a wife, bro.

Mom Dani's got a wife, bro.

Where do you find his wife?

Honestly, in some where do you find his wife?

Some leftist organizations is it's like they are incels and they join to like find a girlfriend or some shit.

That's true, but that's not us.

Where do you where did okay?

Let me ask you this: you know where you know where Mandani found his wife?

Yeah, I don't know.

College, Hinge.

No, we found her on Hinge.

What's the thing that he's talking about?

I just wanted you to get you to start spizzing, bro.

But yeah, man.

How am I supposed to respond to that?

Like, okay, what about, like, so what?

Yeah, start spizzing, bro.

Like, are you pro-Mindani stand?

Are you anti-Mindani stand?

I'm guessing anti, right?

Yeah, I don't like Momdani.

But I I don't like the right wing.

It's just like I don't like I'm I'm but you know, we're we're we're far seeing, we're far in the on down the road, you know?

The country's not at where we're at.

We're f am I like but like you gotta think about it, I'm a bit too radical for you guys, like I'm too chaotic.

Like am I you you might be some bad?

You gotta chill the fuck out and like just fucking chill, you know?

Just like chill the fuck out.

That's it.

So what makes you guys different than every single commie?

Because like in my opinion, every time I explain you guys to people, I'm like, you guys are the far right of communists, and you guys hate the far right.

We're not far right, bro.

We're the left wing.

It's just that we think the whole thing's a psyop.

Fucking the establishment on both sides is a fucking psyop.

The established leftists are psyop.

The established right wing is a psyop.

Left wing means revolutionary.

That's all it means.

Okay, the right wing is not revolutionary by default.

So it's not a surprise that right wingers become shills of the status quo.

And the left wing is compromised.

Uh, because it's controlled opposition, and we're the real left wing.

The real left wing is not about any bullshit.

You know, we're not sensitive, we have thick skin.

But uh you know you gotta respect people.

That's another thing.

You gotta give people respect.

Do you think you gotta give everybody respect, like, the moment you see them, or does that have to be earned?

Bare minimum respect should be owed to everybody, frankly.

Okay.

Now, people can do things that make you no longer respect them.

Um, but by default, even a stranger, bare minimum respect.

Even if that respect just means like I'm not gonna fuck with you and bother you, you know?

What about the Groipers?

Bro, we're at war with them.

We're past that point.

We're past that point, bro.

We're way past that point.

They're not strangers, we know who they are, they know who we are.

If there was a Groiper in front of you right now, what would you do?

Slap the shit out of them if they talk some shit.

Straight up.

I'll slap I give 'em an ottoman slap that their parents never gave them.

I forgot you are Ottoman.

I'm n what do you mean?

What are you?

Are you Lebanese?

Yeah.

Oh yeah.

We're all Ottoman, bro.

What are you talking about?

Questionable.

I don't want to get into history with you.

All right, but uh, look, look here.

This is my final take on it.

I'm down to join, right?

But if I'm joining, there's gonna be some hard-hitting things that come from this.

Like, it's not gonna be like, oh, we got a new member, it's not gonna be like we got a new member.

It's gonna be like it's like it's ACP, nigga.

Like, it is what it is.

This is how we're going.

It's how we're moving.

Let's grow.

That's how we are already, bro.

What are you talking about?

We are already.

Okay, no, no, no, no.

Because, like, there's some ACP guys that I see on Twitter where it's like they got piercings and shit on their face.

And it's like, no, that's not how we are.

No, some people do.

You got to deal with it.

Some people do.

When you go to work, so you don't go to work with people who have piercings and shit.

When you at your fucking job?

I'm a bouncer.

You think there's guys there with piercings?

Even if you join the fucking army, you're gonna see people like that.

So you're telling me sty you're telling me Stalin or Tito would allow people with piercings on their face?

No, but we live in the 21st century.

You just gotta deal with it.

Tattoos, all that shit.

People got piercings, they got tattoos, it is what it is.

It is what it is.

It's just the era we live in.

Oz, we gotta make these people a little bit more sharp, man.

I see.

I'm you.

I know somebody in chat knows what I'm talking about.

I saw the guy with a Henny bottle.

He said anything is possible.

Are you talking about, bro?

Are you talking about Treezy?

Bro, do not talk shit about Treezy, bro.

Do not talk shit about Treezy, bro.

And he had piercings and I'm seeing like

Bro, you're gonna save Mao in the background.

He'll find you, bro.

You're gonna get where New York?

I'm just kidding, bro.

Shut the fuck up.

A Mac baller.

What are they gonna do?

Shout out to Macs.

Bro, why don't you guys get why?

Like, think about how smart it would be.

You guys go and get.

Bro, put some respect on Treezy's name, bro.

He makes good music.

Put some respect on his name, bro.

He makes music.

Is he in New York?

Tell him to hit me up on Twitter.

I can hook him up with my boys in Bushwick.

There we go.

There we go.

He's a fucking music.

But like, he has to, like, he has to.

Like, I have to meet him to see if he's really.

You know, I had Piercings?

Meet him, bro.

Meet him.

He's fucking real as fuck.

Are people?

You know, I had Piercings at one point?

I had a stud in my nose, diamond stud.

Bro, be like, be like Jesus.

Don't judge.

Good voodoos.

Don't judge.

Be like Jesus, don't judge.

Okay.

Exactly.

Haz, let me ask you a question.

You're a wise man, right?

Hmm?

See, everybody in my family is like, you need to quit smoking, you need to quit smoking, you need to go quit smoking.

I go on Pinterest, I see Mao smoking, I see Hoja smoking, I see all these guys.

I think it's a wasteful habit, but everyone's his own man.

Like, I think it's a wasteful habit, but it is what it is.

I like smoking cigars.

I like cigars, I don't like cigarettes.

It's up to you.

Everyone's their own man.

Respect, respect.

Look, guys, we got a lot of big things coming.

Just know I'm like a

This is like a young LeBron James joining an aging team that needs a revibe of energy.

Yeah.

Back in Haz, Haze.

Show us.

Haz, Haz.

Buckle up, bro.

Like, really?

Prove it to us, bro.

Like think about it.

When was the last time you had an Albanian who was spiked up like this around?

It's been a while.

You might be the only Albanian in the party.

That can't be true.

How many Albanians are you?

Know that.

There's no way.

Who where are the Albanians in our party?

You don't you know who my favorite commie is?

Hoja.

No.

No.

Tito?

I love Tito.

I love Tit Bro, you know how funny it is to be sitting with my grandmother who under who understands a little bit of Serbian and she'll tell me Serbian jokes that they used to make about Tito and you it's when you translate them in English it's dog shit and then like you I'll go talk to old Balkan people and they'll tell me like folk tales of Tito.

Okay.

Nah, Tito was that guy, bro.

Okay, bro, lock in.

I'm asking you, do you want me to be on that hold your shit?

Because you know what?

Beyond whatever you gotta be on, bro.

What do you want me to be on?

I want you to be on that fucking ACP shit, bro.

Be on that shit.

Okay, but I'm I'm I'm against Sneeko right now.

Why?

Sneeko doesn't like me.

What what happened?

What happened with y'all?

What's the deal?

Schneeko gets upset with my beliefs upon race.

What beliefs on race, bro?

What are you talking about?

He believes that

For example

Sneeko's not too fond of the white man.

Bro, we got you know in ACP it's all you're gonna see people from all races.

I understand that and I'm fine with that, right?

I'm fine with that.

But he's like he keeps attacking

Catholicism.

Majority of the people.

Nah, yeah, I know.

But like Sneeko keeps shitting and shitting and shitting and he is like

He got really mad at me for quote unquote I said

Sneeko, you're black as hell.

You're drinking ginger ale.

And he got mad because he's like, that's not even a funny joke.

And even the black guys were like, nah, that's a mean.

I don't know what that means.

Like, if you grew up around black people, it's like a hood joke.

Ginger ale fix everything.

Like, shit, man.

Ginger ale fix the strep throat.

It fixed the sickness, you know?

And it's true.

Like, we even do it in Europe, bro.

Ginger ale is amazing.

Bro Bro, did you grow up Catholic?

No.

Your is your family Catholic?

It's like i it's complicated because like I have family members who are Muslim, I have family members who just don't believe.

My mom is just um family.

No, just the family, the tribe.

The tribe, well, I'm from Jakov, so there's Muslims, and they're like half of it, half of them are Muslims, and half of them are like Catholic.

For example, like my great-grandfather, he was Catholic.

My great-grandmother, she was Muslim.

You know what kind of Muslim, like Spektashi?

No, no, no, that wasn't Bektashi, it was Sonny.

They, even, uh, I forgot who who was my um, my grandfather's father.

He was an Iman.

Oh, interesting.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, uh, no, we chill with Catholics.

There's a lot of Catholics.

Nah, yeah.

It's just like, what are the rules?

Like, give me like five rules that I got to follow.

Like, Fight Club was my favorite movie.

All right, all right.

I'll give you some basic rules for being in the party.

Like, just give people respect.

Don't be coming at people.

Give people respect.

That's rule one.

Even if they look weird to you, it doesn't matter.

You gotta give everyone the benefit of the doubt.

The second rule: don't be petty.

Don't be causing drama and bullshit.

You're feeling emotional and shit, just like keep it calm, keep it collected, don't be crashing out, causing drama.

Um

The third rule is

Lock the fuck in.

Get shit done.

Lock the fuck in, get shit done.

All right.

Fourth rule is discipline.

All right.

It means commit, get it with consistency.

Fifth rule is do not fucking crash the fuck out, start drama, get emotional, be on some small petty bullshit.

That's another rule that we just repeated again.

What about what about other enemies?

We got we got attack, bro.

But you mean enemies?

Bro, for example, like

You know, the left.

Like, if I see Hassan Piker walking, can I yell at him, Hey man, you killed that fuck, you try to kill that dog?

Can I do that?

I mean, bro, there's some shit you can do on your own time.

There's some shit you can do on party time.

We're not looking out.

We're not going to go out looking for.

No, if I just see him in the streets of New York.

That's your business.

Okay.

That's your business.

What's your opinion on accelerationism?

What do you mean?

What do you mean by that?

Like, 'cause I know the real acceleration is like I know from Nick Land all the real ones.

And there's the second thing, which is some fucking bullshit from TikTok.

So, which one are you talking about?

Because I'm seeing it trending on TikTok, and I was a big fight club fan.

Oh, fight clubs about wiping out the debt.

We're the only party that's trying to wipe out the debt.

We're the true fight club.

We got the fucking fighting gym in Florida, and we're fucking fighting to destroy all the debt, wipe it out.

So, you guys, you're telling me, you're telling me this is the real fight club.

This is the real fucking fight club.

Lock the fucking you're telling me something I've been searching for my whole life.

That's what it is.

That's what it is.

You're telling me the ACP is the real fight club.

That's what you're telling me.

You're telling me that I'm going to just turn into Tyler Durden.

In your own head, if that's what you want.

That's it, that's what it is.

But no, please expand more on the whole accelerationism because it's like it's trending on TikTok, right?

Bro, a lot of that's just LARP.

It is LARP, it is LARP.

But like, I want to hear from your side because it's like it's easy for you to say just LARP.

You don't need to add fuel to the fire, but you need to be at peace with the fact that the fire is rising and there's nothing that can be done to assume shit.

It's just the truth.

You can't add fuel to the flames because that's vain.

I mean, we're dropping the bucket.

But you have to do it.

Do you think it's a doomer mindset?

I think it's LARP, bro.

It's just LARP.

But you do need to embrace the fact that we cannot control what's going to happen in the next 10 years, but we can prepare for it.

Okay.

That makes sense.

That makes sense.

I don't know.

There's a lot of um there's a lot of shit going on, man.

Okay, man.

Yep, it sounds good.

All right.

Alright bro, lock in, meet our people.

You guys k is there like a I had fun doing a salute before, but like there's no there's nothing I can do with my hands for A C P.

Just do a normal fucking salute.

Don't do this fucking Bro, the one with the arm, that's a phallic salute, bro.

You're basically sticking your dick out.

Is that what you want?

You're sticking your dick out to other men.

That's what that salute, the Nazi salute, or the whatever, the Roman.

That's what it means.

Is that what you want to do?

You're trying to stick your now.

Now, now, if Haz, let's say it was pagan times and we were in Greek, we were in Greece, right?

That's what they were doing.

What do you think the Greeks and Romans were doing in their spare time?

And I'm like, hey, my caucus shriveled up, it's smaller than yours.

I have more knowledge.

That's aura.

Whatever, man.

Don't do that salute then.

Whatever you need to tell yourself and not be doing that salute.

All right, bro.

Chairman, I'll talk to you, man.

God bless.

All right, bro.

God bless.

Peace.

Are y'all?

So

So y'all, we got one more.

Got one more pe one more person joining.

And uh so let's talk about Spain.

And let's talk about

Argentina.

Yeah, Noxter has to fight the big guy in the room.

That guy I just showed you.

Nobody can take him on.

He's gonna be he's gonna bring to the Shaolin temple the uh the necessary knowledge.

You know?

But anyway, y'all, you know what I'm saying is that, um

Spain is very interesting because Spain's on the come up, and Spain has been anti-Zionist consistently.

Spain is disgruntled with NATO, they're disgruntled with the U.S., they're disgruntled with the status quo.

And we're living in an era where Spain is looking to find its own way.

And I find it very interesting, actually.

I don't have to agree with Armasia on everything, but we can see something's going on in Spain for sure.

Something's happening there.

And um

To fully explain it, it's like the thing Spain's history has never been finished.

The neoliberal period from the 80s to now was keeping something at bay that has never been fully resolved.

You can say even the Spanish Civil War never truly ended completely and fully, right?

So Spain is in an interesting point in its history right now.

And I'm happy they won in the World Cup against Argentina.

And uh that was it was clearly polarized.

Argentina was supported by Israel openly with Javier Malay and so on and so on.

And some people were trying to frame the conflict as colonialism versus anti-colonialism, which was fucking LARP.

Absolute fucking LARP, okay?

The colonizer is Javier Malay.

Javier Malay is aligned with the world's number one colonizer, which is the US global unipolar world order and regime.

this really fucking disgusting counterrevolution that's happening all across Latin America.

Something disgusting is happening in South America, right?

Something really disgusting.

And so, you know, people will say, What about Pan American Solidarity?

What about anti-colonialism?

And to that I have to be like, well,

You're talking about the counter-revolutionary forces of South America versus Spain, which is increasingly going in a progressive direction, right?

And um

Yeah.

Yeah, I can say that Spain is uh

Very interesting, it's going in an interesting direction.

Not a big soccer fan, I don't keep up with soccer all that much, but uh that is indeed.

Something worth considering something worth

Investigating something worth potentially expanding upon.

Mm-hmm.

Spain is a spiritually Shia.

Spiritually Shia.

I want to tell you guys some stories.

I want to tell you guys stories about history, but I'll save that for the end because it's kind of a little bit boring.

Just a little bit boring.

I want to do a Microsoft Paint explaining to you guys.

The origins of the Shiite faith today, right?

And um

But

Should I should I do an M S Pain stream about the rise of Safavid Iran?

Because the Iran war has resumed.

And we're at a point where the war is continuing, there's no end in sight.

What is Iran?

What makes Iran so special?

Ones if you want an MS Paint stream about Iran right now.

Twos if you want TikTok debates.

Tell me what you want.

Alright.

I'm giving you guys the content.

As much as a grifter that I am, I'm giving you guys the content.

Oh, some of you actually do want TikTok stream instead.

Okay.

Really?

You want a TikTok stream?

Let's do a poll.

I'm not exactly sure where you guys are at.

Let's do a poll.

Okay, we'll we'll have it running for two minutes.

Let's go.

Everyone vote!

Wow.

Wow.

We're talking

Twenty five percent want the TikTok debate, that's quite interesting.

That's quite interesting.

These TikTok I didn't know TikTok debates would be so

So popular.

We want TikTok, but everyone is LARPing as an intellectual saying lecture.

Mm.

One of the things I could do is I could uh

I could open up the TikTok stream and I could also do the lecture, just so we have something to do while we're waiting for debates.

So that's what I'm going to settle on.

I'm going to settle on doing both.

So this is what I'll do in the background while we wait for people to come.

Guys, I have a song that I'm working on, I wanted to sing it to you.

I have a song I'm s I'm working on my you song is, okay?

The song I'm working on, it goes Tara Teriya, Tara Teria.

Is my mic still fucked?

Alright, can you guys hear me?

Tarot

Tartaria.

Tartaria Tarteria.

Alright, I'll teach you guys

Okay, I'm going to teach you guys about the history of Iran.

The one that I care about.

Alright?

So.

I want to explain some of where my spiritual feeling comes from.

Okay?

So.

I want to talk about

The rise of the Safavids, the rise of the Shia revolution of the early modern period, right?

And this is kind of the origin of my thinking with the revolutionary dynasty and why Shiism, Shiism, I think is a very profound.

Profound uh outlook, right?

So let's begin, okay?

And I'm gonna make this as simple as possible, all right?

We're gonna begin with.

The Safavi order.

Okay?

So we'll just put that

Right here.

Make it a box, okay?

I'm gonna draw like turkey

Hold on, let me just like refresh my memory a little bit.

Alright, hold on.

Yeah, so it's like

Hold on.

I want to like show you geo-geo.

Just like, I'll just be very like rough about it.

Okay, so we're going to just draw.

This to help, okay.

So the

Borders of the Caucasus are here.

This is Anatolia.

Okay, we'll just have Anatolia like be big as fuck, right?

I'm not even going to show you the Mediterranean.

This will be the Levant, which is irrelevant.

So here, you know, you have

Okay, so let's just like say

Black.

Blacko with the 10, what the fuck is up man?

Appreciate you.

Put the Black Sea right here.

And then we have to change this.

Ah, okay.

And then this should, yeah, this is gonna be up here.

So this is that.

Okay.

Yeah, so this is the Mediterranean.

Wait.

Alright, this is like really incomplete.

Okay, this is all irrelevant, this is like the Levant.

'Kay.

Alright, I'm gonna give you a map, okay?

Levant is here.

This is like how a caveman would draw the map, okay?

And then

Mediterranean Sea.

Alright, so I'm gonna guess that Ardabil is somewhere here.

Game.

So

Now, I'm going to explain to you something about the Safavi order.

Safavi order did not begin as a Shia order.

Uh or we don't know if they did, for sure, but they weren't they definitely weren't a Shia order, okay?

Um

Abe with the five, what's up?

Guys, give me one second.

I'm going to be right back.

Give me one second.

Don't go anywhere.

Give me one second.

Okay.

All right, I'm back.

Alright, so

So I'm back.

Alright.

Um

So let's talk about the Safavi order.

Just so you have the map and I'm just gonna

Tell you about what this order was, okay, this one right here.

So the Safavis were a Sufi order.

They were a unique type of Sufi order that was the culmination of the various different Sufi traditions at the time.

But this is after Timur.

This is after Tamerlane.

So the Mongols came to the region and then the collapse of the Mongols created a bunch of fragmentation.

Timur basically came, reunifies the region along with the Ottomans.

And the Ottoman Empire is here.

'Kay.

Um they're here.

They're all over Anatolia, actually.

But over here, okay, if you guys are paying attention, over here in this region, this is northwestern Iran, this is the Caucasus, and this is the eastern parts of Anatolia.

There's a lot of instability, okay?

This is a frontier.

You understand?

It's a frontier.

So in frontiers, you have a contested territory.

You have Iran, Persia, in the aftermath of the Timurid Empire collapsing.

Totally fucking fragmented.

It's balkanized.

You have different principalities.

You have different warlords, basically.

The Ottomans are here.

They're a more or less centralizing force.

And over here it's just a bunch of warlords in the aftermath of the Timurid period running around running shit.

Okay?

So, and these warlords are from primarily Turkic confederations.

These are these are nomads.

These are barbaric nomads.

Timur's Empire was a

Steppe, Turkic steppe, nomadic empire, right?

Relied on a lot of chiefs, you know, a network of chiefs and tribes united into this big empire.

When that collapses, warlords, tribal chiefs, you know, they emerge and they create new confederations, but they're never able to reach the scale of the Timurid Empire.

And they're constantly fighting each other and killing each other and attacking each other.

And it's just chaos all around.

You have Byzantine principalities, you have all these different

Patchwork of states, and um, it's a big mess, okay?

It's a big mess.

Over here, so

Okay, more or less, right?

So

Um Saff of the Order, more or less.

is a Sufi order.

That eventually settled in a city, I think it's called Ardabil, I'm probably not pronouncing it right or I'm saying it the wrong way, but it's a city in modern-day Azerbaijan.

Let me double-check that to see if I'm correct about that.

I could be wrong.

I think I'm wrong.

Yeah, it's in Iran actually.

Northwestern Iran, it's close enough.

Let me actually look at it on the map.

Yeah, it's like right on the border of Azerbaijan.

Okay.

It's right on the it's like right south of Azerbaijan.

So the north of modern day Iran, like right on the border of Azerbaijan in northwestern Iran, right?

But Iran did not exist at this time.

There was no such thing.

It was all uh a contested territory of a bunch of different tribes and shit, right?

Okay, so

The Safavi were unique because they preached a doctrine of spiritual pur purification through a charismatic leader, but they were also known for

I'm not going to fucking lie, they were a lot like the ACP in a lot of ways because they focused on community service, they focused on giving back, they focused on charitable works, and they focused on their own version of party enterprises.

They had their own Sufi order enterprises.

So they.

Where they had economic industry, they had a mini city.

Ardabil was like a city within a city, right?

Within a huge district of the city, it was controlled by the Safavi order.

They controlled guilds, they were like craftsmen, they were skilled people when it comes to economics, and they did community service, they were leaders within their city, and they were able to encompass a large regional network of Sufis, right?

They were a fucking network, they had a lot of like intel network type of thing, but.

The Safavi were primarily sedentary.

I think the founder of the Safavids was a Kurd.

I think these were not Turks.

They were sedentary people.

Sedentary people.

They're urban.

They're sedentary.

They're settled.

And most importantly, they were peaceful.

They didn't believe in violence.

They didn't believe in politics, really.

They believed in focusing on spiritual purification and being a force of good within their community and within the world, in a sense, right?

So that was the Safavi order.

So, Sa let me get the lineage.

We have

We have Safi Aldean is the founder of the order.

Safi's son

is named

I'm blanking.

I'm forgetting this.

Well, I guess I forgot.

Saffy's son.

He had a son.

Safi's son became the master of the Safavi order after Safi dies, right?

Safi al-Din.

So it becomes a dynastic Sufi order where the firstborn son, that's their principles, inherits the position of being the master of the order, right?

Who runs everything, who's the master of the order, and so on and so on, right?

So it's hereditary.

So he has a son.

And then that guy lives a full life.

He has a son.

Okay, that guy, this is the guy we're talking about.

He lives a full life.

But in the process of setting up an Ardabil, he aligns the Safavi Order with a warlord named Jahan Shah.

I don't exactly know where Jahan Shah is.

I'll just put him here.

So let's just say Jahan Shah is like right here, right?

I'm getting the geography wrong.

So for Jahan for for for like tribes, we're just gonna reflect them like this, right?

Jahan Shah.

Okay.

Uh let me look up what his dynasty was called.

Or the Kara Koyunlu, Kara Koyunlu, okay?

The Kara Koyunlu, let me see if there's a map of where they were.

Okay.

Uh map.

How much did they control actually?

They didn't control this much territory at that time.

So how did they shrink?

Cara.

They had shrunk in size by the time that the Saffivi became a thing.

Okay, just as I suspected.

So they were not in the Caucasus.

Yeah, more or less they were here.

Okay, so their territory was like yeah, it was like here.

Just like a circle basically here, right?

I don't fucking know.

It was, yes, smaller than this, but you're getting the idea.

It was a small confederation that had shrunk in size to being regional, okay?

Purely regional.

Alright, so

The Sapphoves

Because I think Ardabil was within the domain of Jahan Shah, regional warlord, they developed a relationship.

Okay, the Safavis were wealthy, they had some measure of power, and they were very respected.

They were very respected.

Like, locals respected them a lot.

Communities respected them a lot.

They held a lot of prestige when it came to Sufi mysticism.

They did a lot of good charity.

They were recognized and they were respected, right?

So Jahan Shah recognized the Safavi order.

And vice versa.

There is a degree of recognition between them.

Although Jahan Shah is a barbarian and whatever, like, that's how it worked.

He was the ruler.

He knew the politics.

He did things by force.

The Safavis were mystics.

They were ideologists.

And they were mainly quietists.

Okay.

Um

So

I'm gonna try to find who the guy's name was, okay?

I know his name, I just forgot it.

Okay.

Okay, he was Ibrahim.

There we go.

Okay, so the son of the guy that the son, okay, Safi's grandson's name was Ibrahim.

Okay, Ibrahim.

Joined Jahan Shah on campaigns against the Caucasian principalities, the Circassians, and others, right?

So they had a close relationship.

I mean, this guy and Jahan Shah were pretty tight, and they respected each other, right?

But he dies.

The guy dies, okay?

And his son at the time.

He's very young.

His first born son is very young.

And

His son was named Junaid, okay?

Janaid was the heir of the Safavi Order.

But let me look up the name of this fucking guy because I keep forgetting.

Uh Sheikh Ibrahim.

Fuck is his name?

His brother?

The brother of Ibrahim.

Jafar.

Okay, Jafar.

There we go.

So

Jafar is the brother of Ibrahim and the uncle of Junaid.

So, everyone, is everyone once if you're following this so far?

You're tracking it.

Like,.

The heir of the Safavi Order, because his father dies, is Junaid, he's the next in line in the succession.

His uncle is named Jafar.

Okay, his uncle is older, his name is Jafar.

Okay, now, okay, so I got it.

So, Jafar takes de facto control of the Safavi order because Junaid is too young.

Do you understand?

Junaid is too young to rule.

So, his uncle takes charge.

His uncle is named Jafar.

Okay, Sheikh Jafar.

Um

So

Time passes and Junaid gets older.

And eventually, Junaid comes of age and he says, Okay, it's my time to rule.

It's my time to rule the Safavi order because he's of age.

But there's a problem, okay?

Jahan Shah preferred.

Sheikh Jafar.

They had a special little relationship going on.

The backing and power that Jahan Shah bestowed on the Safavi order and the special relationship between Sheikh Jafar and Jahan Shah basically created a situation where worldly politics overrode the extremely esoteric and internal principles of the Sufi Safavi order.

So all these mystical internal principles, you can just imagine them cynically casting that aside and going, well, you know, Jafar and Sheikh Jahan, Jahan's the big dog in charge.

So if Jahan says, you know, Jafar should be the next ruler, Jafar is going to be the next ruler.

So Jahan hand-picked basically Jafar to be the next ruler of the Sufi order.

So instead of the Sufi order, based on its own, you know, principles, deciding who the next master of the order is going to be based on their spiritual, whatever beliefs, you have worldly politics intervening and deciding that.

Because the Safavi order became a worldly economic reality with worldly influence, you know?

And so Jahan Shah wanted Jafar to stay in charge.

Jafar got comfortable in power, ruling.

Um Jahan, you know

Uh preferred jafar.

And he preferred Jafar because he knew Jafar for many years.

And I guess maybe we can only speculate on why he intervened on behalf of Jafar.

But now all you have to know is that they intervened in such a way that internally violated the sacred principles of the order itself.

Okay?

Ones, if you're following me so far, Jahan Shah intervenes to basically handpick and force the selection of the next in line of the Safavi Order.

To give you an analogy that should make sense to you, imagine the Safavi Order is a communist party like CPUSA, okay?

And we're at a critical juncture in history where we have to like have the next in line for the next synthesis of Marxism.

What's the next movement?

What's the next incarnation of Marxism going to look like?

But then Joe Biden intervenes and handpicks Joe Sims and Rosanna to be the leaders of the Communist Party.

They're not communists.

Joe Sims is not a sorry.

Joe Biden is not a communist.

Why should the Democrats have power to decide the future of the Communist Party?

Well, because the Democrats have power.

So it's the same level of the violation of their principles.

The Safavi order, you can believe in this principle or not, doesn't matter.

According to their principles, the firstborn son should be the one to become the master of the order.

But Jahan Shah basically hijacks the ways of this order and decides that Jafar should be.

Okay.

So what happens?

Well, Junaid loudly, loudly attacks everyone and says this is bullshit.

This is injust.

This is injustice.

Okay.

Junaid says this is injustice.

This is unjust.

Okay?

Um he says

This is wrong.

I mean it was wrong.

So he was contesting the position.

And some people in the order started following Junaid, okay?

So let's just have Junaid be a red circle, okay?

I'm just gonna just ignore this for now.

So like a lot of people leave with okay, not yet.

Okay, because of that Junaid gets kicked out and exiled outside of the realm of the Safavis and of Jahan Shah's small principality.

Okay.

Junaid is recognized as having been wronged, and he brings with him some followers, not a lot though.

Some, not a lot.

And they're exiled, k so they have to go.

Literally, you have to go, or you're going to get killed.

Everywhere Junaid goes.

This bitch ass guy, Jahan Shah, just like the way we get blocked internationally, same shit.

He's sending letters to all these, you know,

He's sending letters to everyone.

Saying that they're Larushites, they're bigots, they're Nazis.

No, I'm just kidding.

He sends letters to everyone.

Okay.

He sends letters to everybody calling Junaid illegitimate, crazy, you know, a cuffer because he's taking the beliefs to extreme.

And everywhere Junaid goes, he's not safe.

So he gets arrested at some point and apprehended by one of the local Turkmen chiefs.

Okay, he gets arrested, he gets seized, okay?

Because Jahan Shah is circulating shit talk about Junaid that he's illegitimate, okay?

So Junaid gets seized.

And what happens is very interesting.

Junaid

is let go.

Why?

Because he's talking to these Turkmen.

And they're picking up what he's putting down.

So, this is the point where Mao is going and talking to the peasants, or this is the point where Lenin is going down to the people, you know, or the meaning, the meeting of Marxism, the Sufi order, and the proletariat.

The Turkmen were like proletarians of their time, if you think about it.

I could explain why.

They were extremely oppressed.

They were extremely, you know, saying something about Turkmen.

These were pastoralists.

They had sheep.

They had cows and stuff.

But everywhere they went,

They couldn't find grazing land.

They weren't welcome anywhere.

People kept trying to take taxes from them, tax them hard.

And they were just persecuted everywhere they went.

They were very poor.

They were very, very poor and aggrieved.

They lived a very harsh life, Turkmen.

Okay.

Not an easy life.

A very brutal, harsh life.

Where everywhere they.

You know, went, they were spit on.

They didn't live a a dignified life.

Um

So these were like people that were basically proletarianized in the in the equivalent in the you know in that world, you know?

And Junaid started preaching this is where Junaid becomes he creates the Sahib Quran, right?

Junaid feels injustice because of what's going on in the internal politics of the Safavi order becoming corrupted.

But somehow that manages to resonate with the sense of injustice and aggrievement that the Turkmen tribes feel based on their material conditions.

And this accidental mutual recognition creates something very interesting.

The Turkmen start following Junaid, and it's like Dune, the movie Dune, right?

Where, you know, in the movie Dune, where Paul Atreides, he goes among the freemen.

The freemen feel there's an injustice because they're being oppressed.

Paul Atreides feels an injustice because what's going on his father was killed by the fucking Harkinans, right?

So there's this.

Macrocosm, microcosm, mutual recognition that accidentally happens, an accidental confluence of mutual recognition that creates something very dangerous.

Junaid brings with him all of the education, all of these special skills, all of the knowledge, all of the mystical insight, and all of this distinct sense of purpose that came from the urban Safavi order.

And he brings it to the countryside, and he's basically uniting that with the sentiments of the Turkmen barbarians.

So these two things are starting to meet that don't belong together.

The quietest urban sedentary Safavi order.

is being brought down to meet the Turkmen proletarians where they're at, and they fuse together.

Junaid starts to recruit.

Not only do the Turkmen tribes let him go, he starts to recruit from them.

And he's making cosmic sense of the entire situation through Shiism.

Why is he doing it through Shiism?

Because the Shia religion says.

That there is an injustice within Islam at the start.

The betrayal of the Prophet's family.

That's the beginning of the injustice within the world of Islam.

Junaid is not an Arab.

The Turkmen are not Arabs.

They could care less about the direct bloodline lineage from the Prophet's family on a literal level.

They have no connection to that.

But what does resonate with them is the story of how there's an internal betrayal of the original principle that makes sense to them?

That they're experiencing a world of injustice and need to make sense of it somehow.

And the Shia religion becomes the way that they do that.

Through the Shia faith, they become what I like to call authentic Shias.

Not clerical Shias who are getting learned and like the Abbasid-style conformist Shiism.

This is the Shiism combined with Sufi charisma, with Sufi.

Flexibility and dynamism, but it's also a kind of ironic.

Iranic Shiism.

Why?

Because they're connecting.

Connecting.

Shia principle of betrayal within Islam to the fragmentation, disunity and injustice of post Timur Iran.

The Ottomans had already consolidated Rome, or they were beginning to, right?

The Ottomans already were the Byzantine Empire.

That's the future of the Byzantine Empire.

But what about Iran?

Iran is the oldest civil, one of the oldest civilizations on earth.

Iran is a world.

There's a world called Iran.

It's the Persianate world.

The Persianate world of Persian myths, Persian principles, Persian ways, civilization, courtly customs, literature.

a mythos, a cosmology, an understanding of right versus wrong and so on.

And the Persian world was fragmented.

The Timurid Empire was the last time there was a huge Persianate empire that was gone.

So the Persianate world was in disarray.

And Junaid's life was in disarray.

He was exiled from his own order

And the life of these Turkmens was in disarray because they were persecuted and they experienced immense worldly injustice at the hands of the prevailing powers that be.

The fragmentation, the disunity, the constant infighting, the tribal infighting.

The way that Junaid makes sense of that, he combines the principles of the Sufi Safavi order with revolutionary Shiism, just a revolutionary understanding that Ali, the lion of God, Hadar, the lion of God, that's the militant revolutionary spirit of we're going to fucking go to war to restore justice on earth.

The Prophet's family was betrayed.

We are betrayed.

The world is betrayed.

It's a world of injustice.

It's in turmoil.

We're going to defy the powers that be, and we're going to go to war for this justice.

So how does a quietistic Sufi mystic go from that to being?

A revolutionary guerrilla leader of a movement.

Okay, that's really profound.

That's really crazy.

Okay, this guy's a Sufi, quietistic mystic who does this, okay?

So, he basically starts to raise an army.

I'm skipping a lot of details.

He spent some time in Syria where he was allowed to have a castle for a period of time.

Skipping a lot of details.

Over time, Junaid eventually makes an alliance with, I think it was the Ak Koinulu with Uzu Hassan.

I don't remember.

He enters a marriage.

Okay, he marries the daughter of a very powerful enemy of Jahan Shah's, the leader of an opposing tribal Turkmen confederation.

Junaid is now connected and he's very powerful.

He has an entire army that's devoted to him, devoted to this world historical cause.

And it's a revolutionary movement at this point, right?

He is preaching a message of changing the world, that the world the world of Iran, the Iranic world, which is the world proper for these people, is in disarray.

It needs to be restored, okay?

And so

Time passes, yada yada yada.

You know, time passes.

Junaid goes back to home.

He goes back home.

He goes back home.

And he's thinking, well, now I'm going to be respected.

He's not.

Jahan Shaw.

And Jafar basically once again, you know, try to kill him and exile him.

So Junaid has to go north to the Caucasus.

Okay, he goes north to the Caucasus.

And um when he goes north to the Caucasus

He enters the domain of a different ruler.

I forget his fucking name, something Shah, something Shawn Shah.

I don't fucking know what his name was.

Anyway, originally, he was welcomed.

He was seeking refuge north.

He had to break the blockade of Jahan Shah and the Safavi, whatever.

Like, he had to break that blockade, so he went north.

Originally, he was welcomed.

He fought against some of the Caucasians, the Circassian Circassians.

We can only imagine there was some kind of dispute.

It's just the frontier politics of the world that they were living in, right?

And um

Basically what ends up happening is that uh

What ends up happening is that um

This guy, Jahan Shah, sends another one of his eunuch bitch-ass letters to the ruler of that principality, saying.

Junaid is illegitimate.

Kill him.

Now, from that point on, Junaid is trying to set up camp up north to hold out for the winter, to march back on, to reclaim what's rightfully his, right?

But Jahan Shah sends a letter, basically shit talking Junaid, and they make some kind of deal, and Junaid is killed.

They're routed, their camp is invaded by the army of this guy who runs this, the warlord who runs that territory up north, and he's slaughtered.

He's killed.

Well, okay.

So

That's part one.

Junaid had a son.

We're going to wrap this up soon.

Junaid had a son named Haidar.

Haidar fled back.

I think he wasn't there already.

He was already there with his mother's family, right?

Who came from a more powerful Turkmen confederation.

Haidar continues Junaid's mission.

He recruits more among the Turkmen.

But not only does he do that, he creates what is known today as the Kizilbash.

So Junaid set the foundations.

Haidar turns it into a disciplined, real army, like a really powerful army.

That's the Kizilbash.

Under Haidar, they started wearing the red hats and they're locked the fuck in and they're ready to go.

And they spent a long time fighting.

I'm skipping a lot of details.

They spent a long time fighting.

Now, Haidar's son, this is the final part.

They fought fighting.

They were fighting the world.

They were fighting the Ottomans.

They were fighting Byzantine leftovers.

They were fucking fighting everybody.

Okay.

Now, Haidar spends his whole life fighting this revolutionary war.

He also dies.

Okay, so

Haidar dies.

Now, who is Haidar's son?

Haidar's son is none other than Ismael, the founder of the Safavid Empire.

Ismael finally continues what Haidar was doing.

It was continuity.

At that point

The Qizil Baas started really fucking rampaging through post Timurid Iran.

Conquest after conquest.

The city finally, decisively, that they seized was exactly the one that Junaid was trying to seize originally up north to set up a principality.

What was it called again?

I don't remember what it was called, but they seized it.

That was their break.

That was the door, the entrance into Persia.

The Qizilbash conquers all of Persia and reunifies it for the first time.

That was the revival.

Not Ardabil, the other one.

That was the revival of Iran.

Iran had been a dormant, dead nation.

For a long time, maybe a thousand years, for the first time, the mythos of Iran, the world of Iran, is restored.

They see themselves as the restorers of Iran, not Baku.

It's a different city.

You guys wouldn't know it.

I know it, but I forgot about it.

Okay.

That that's what the Safavid Empire was.

Um the very loose doctrines of the Kizilbosh and the Safavi movement.

Are not well recorded, but they survive among the Turkish Elevis.

Okay, they're called Elevis.

They still exist today, they're a huge population within Turkey.

They're also communists, mostly, which is interesting.

Ibrahim Kapkaya comes from Alevis.

I think it could be Shuravan.

Um.

So, if you want to know about the beliefs of the Safavi and the Qizilbash, maybe you should look at the Alevis, who consider themselves the descendants.

When Ismail takes power in Iran, they don't have institutions, they don't have laws, they don't have time to make their own laws either.

So, they import Jafari school, traditional Orthodox, Twelver Shia scholars to basically standardize Twelver normal Shiism and discard all the eccentric heterodox stuff.

And that's how Iran gets converted into Shia.

But the reason why Iran is different from other places where Shia, you know, predominate is because they have that Qizilbash Safavi legacy, which they might have tried to forget in some ways, but was that the foundation of that unified civilization state, you know, which we call the Safavids, but that's the beginning.

And it was kind of repressed into the form of the monarchy.

And the kind of spiritual side was ignored.

The rise of a cl very orthodox form of clerical Shia Islam took charge, you know.

And the Safavis were forgotten.

The special doctrines of the Qizilbash, the Safavis.

You know, that that's gone.

But what makes people defy the US Empire today?

Well, I'm going to speculate on something.

I think that the legacy that is responsible for Hezbollah and for the Islamic Republic and for the Axis of Resistance probably comes from this story.

Like

The the the Sahib Quran of you know connecting the story of Hussein with Palestine.

That's just coming from this legacy of being able to connect worldly injustice to.

the the belief of the Shias about what happened to Islam, right?

But that wasn't really normal for this history of Shias from the for the most part.

It's really this story of Junaid and the Safavi order

And the Qizil Bash that makes Shiism the revolutionary thing we know it as today, right?

So the heirs of this movement, you know, it's like it's Hezbollah, it's the Islamic Republic.

Anyway, guys, that's the lecture.

I just wanted to give you guys a brief overview.

Overview.

And also on, um,

On TikTok like nobody's even watching this, and my visibility got restricted for no reason.

Alright.

I'm just gonna end the TikTok too.

I didn't even like pay attention to it.

Uh I know that the resistance forces do not subscribe to this history at all.

I do though.

That's what I'm like I do though.

Met, what's up?

Like it's I'm not saying they do, I'm saying that I do, okay?

Um

Like, I'm my own man, okay.

I'm allowed to draw my own conclusions about things, and this is the conclusion I draw.

The conclusion I draw is that, you know.

Um

Yeah.

Well guys, I know a lot of people left and probably you didn't find it the most entertaining, but what can I do?

Lot of people got bored and fucking left.

You guys wanted to hear it and you guys didn't want to hear it.

It's alright.

But the reason I want to give you this lecture in the first place is because I want you to understand what was you.

What about that was the end of history?

What about that was the end of history?

Usually, the nomadic revolution happens from the periphery.

Genghis Khan, Tamerlane, the prophet of Islam, what do all these people have in common?

Probably Moses as well.

What do they all have in common?

All these people were born in the wilderness.

They were born from tribes.

They were born from the tribal world.

They became heroes that liberated sedentary peoples.

Junaid was a privileged.

With a silver spoon, he comes from an an urban, educated, sedentary background, and he becomes the leader of this.

Just like Mao and Lenin began with books, and that's what Khojev talks about, or Hegel might talk about, as the recognition between the philosopher and the universal statesman, Hegel and Napoleon, Kojev and Stalin, the mutual recognition between the philosopher and the worldly power, right?

Somehow, we have the rise of the philosopher king who combines both.

That's Junaid.

That's what Lenin was, that's what Mao was, and so on and so on.

They somehow.

It's like post after Tamerlane, the last step nomadic conqueror.

Like, you know who Junaid can be compared with?

Like Thomas Munzer.

We're now having a convergence where the process of the barbaric, civilized dialectic is kind of over.

And now the struggle is within civilization itself.

And it's like this simultaneously unity of the sedentary and the nomadic.

Like there's a recognition between these two forces.

And civilization now becomes strong enough and powerful enough.

To influence the barbarians themselves.

And that's kind of where we're at here.

Our barbarians presuppose the foundation of civilization.

Just like the Turkmen nomads presupposed the foundation of the educated institution that was in Arbadil that made Junaid possible.

Our barbarians today are truckers or something, proletarians, but that's within, that's within the walls, not outside the walls.

Junaid came from within the walls, not outside the walls.

Do you understand?

Like

Um it's an incredible story.

Like

Um being able to fucking muster up the lion within.

You know, to fight.

That's a lot of courage.

Break crossing that boundary of those worlds from being growing up.

in a peaceful Sufi order, to going to the wilderness and mustering the courage to go to war.

That's not easy, you know?

You're making the the comparison to the uh the rise of the

The Ming.

Interesting, that's interesting.

Could be.

I have to study that more.

Um

Yeah, the white lotus, that's an interesting line of inquiry.

That's uh that's all I could really say, guys.

Thomas Munter did team up with Barbarians.

They were called the Black Company of Flory and Guyer.

They were educated knights and skilled knights.

But they were the they filled that vacuum that that Cossacks or

Um, Tatars or Turkmen would have because they were roaming knights.

That's what they were.

Anyway, guys, that's it for tonight's lecture.

I'll see you guys Tuesday.

Bye-bye.