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Like, I tried to join almost all of the major lab boards, and none of them were doing anything.

Yeah, that was my problem.

Yes, we are very active.

Like, we just went to the People's Conference for Palestine last weekend to kind of support some of the organizing we've been doing with the Michigan Boy class.

We're actually renovating a house in northwest Detroit, trying, you know, actually.

Yeah, I'd love to be a part of that because like I said, I was looking forward to that when I got to college and then it was just so like such a let down full and really happy.

feel like in the development of the history of this country.

We have discovered who we are as a people.

And I think it's fair to say that as Americans, we would like to have the freedom to have a home.

We'd like to have the freedom to have families.

We'd like to have the freedom to have a decent job.

All the things that Franklin Roosevelt wrote about in his Economic Bill of Rights, you know, all the things that were supposed to be guaranteed to American citizens.

And Americans understood at that time that that was freedom.

We have to have the freedom not just to do what we want at the expense of others, but the freedom to be what we actually are as a community and as a country.

And to have the freedom to constitute ourselves as a community and as a country and as a nation, that has to come at the expense of some of the impulses and whims and fancies that individuals might have.

I mean, a guy may, it may dawn on him the desire to run outside naked in front of children.

But we curb that freedom, that so-called freedom, for an even greater freedom, which is the freedom for children to be able to grow up in a healthy.

So this kind of

Freedom is very different.

And it's the same logic.

In order for us to have the freedom to grow and develop as a people.

We do have to put in certain restrictions when it comes to, for example, should somebody who owns 20,000 acres of land be able to do whatever they want with it, even if it comes at the expense of all the people living there?

No, that's insanity.

Should big pharma have the freedom to be able to poison us and push effectively what is poison on us for profit?

You know, there's a freedom of private property and there's all sorts of freedoms in our Constitution supposedly that have been interpreted to give them that ability, right?

But it doesn't make us more free.

It makes us far from it.

It makes us less free.

You know, what kind of freedom does a homeless person have?

What kind of freedom does somebody who's in student debt have?

It's not freedom, it's the opposite, it's slavery.

So that would be my response.

Okay.

Yeah, I think that, again, I'm not.

Again, I'm not the most naughty on this topic.

I I'm I'm more on the philosophy side of um this debate, for lack of better word.

Um but yeah, I would say that what do you think that if let's let's say that America goes beyond its state tomorrow, and Trump steps down and you have India, you have European

and we're able to level the playing field with what keeps in what keeps in a communist America from going downhill the way Soviet Russia did.

or any other communist party in Venezuela, how Venezuela believes what keeps what would keep a communist America from the coming of Soviet Russia?

Well, what would keep America from remaining America for what would keep it remaining America, I think, is your question, rather than turn into some other country, is that communism never actually turns countries into their total opposite.

Communists have always been working with whatever national raw material, so to speak, they've been embedded in.

So the Soviet Union didn't come from nowhere.

They were inheriting the conditions from the Russian Empire.

Venezuela didn't come from nowhere.

They were inheriting the conditions of what was a semi-colonized country where all the oil was owned by foreigners and their entire financial system wasn't sovereign.

And so they were dealing with the conditions that they were dealt.

So we have very different conditions here in America.

We are the center of what effectively is a global system.

We are, in certain ways, the most wealthy country in the world.

We're among the biggest.

And we have the strongest position, I think.

of uh being an industrial leader.

and a modern day.

So I think there's many things that set us apart for those ones.

which would make it that we wouldn't go down the same path that they have.

So

Yeah, I'm just trying to let what you said marinate.

Yeah.

So I guess I I want to try and understand your things.

Do you think that American the current American status, American culture, well American political status and American culture keep it from sort of sliding into we're not going to be a totally different nation.

We'll always be the governments and you know political parties will come and go, but a nation and a people survive.

You know when this country was under the British occupation, it was the same people as a few years after they won their independence.

But I think those things were radically different.

I think that having a settler colonialist economy was very different to what we have now.

Oh, of course not.

I think that we've had unparalleled prosperity ever since then.

Of course you may disagree with that on some point.

I would agree with it up to a certain point.

I would definitely agree that in the post-war period we experienced a huge degree of prosperity.

But I would argue that beginning in the 70s and the 80s things started to go a little downhill for us.

And the whole thing has been kept up by credit.

That's why we're 40 trillion in debt.

And now we're dealing with the consequences of what was always an unsustainable system.

And that's why I'm, as a heavy capitalist, I'm pro-gold standard.

You're pro-what?

I'm pro-gold standard.

I think the gold standard is what kept us going for return until we started having the financial collapse.

Well, the problem with the gold standard is that, especially when you're dealing with a global economy, gold is deflationary, just like Bitcoin is, right?

So if you have a set amount of currency and all of the material goes out and the industry,

Relative to all of that, you know, your your whatever one dollar's worth of gold is, it's just going to constantly keep going up and up.

Now that's good for people that hoard dollars and it's good for people that keep gold and keep currencies, but it's not particularly good for industrial competitiveness.

It's not good for uh constantly ensuring that the profits are going back into the economy.

So the reason we got off the gold standard was uh in part because of that actually.

It was because um the economy was growing at too fast of a rate relative to the uh the finite currency.

And for m for many other reasons relating to global uh

trade and uh competition with other functions.

We start keeping an eye out upon the boss of the complexity.

Sure, no problem.

How you doing, sir?

Yeah, that's what it's like.

You a big DPRK fan?

Are you a DPRK fan?

Can they see the side?

Oh, North Korea.

Oh, no.

I really know.

Why not?

Kinda against what they're doing.

What's that?

It's kinda against what they're doing.

Oh, and what is that?

What do you mean?

Uh against any government that doesn't do everything in its power to use that to be personal.

You don't think they are?

No.

Is the audio bad for me as well?

I just keep it.

No problem.

Yeah, it was a pleasure to speak with you all.

Thank you so much for answering my questions.

For sure, man.

You have pleasure today, folks.

Take care.

Me too.

Thank you.

Guys, is the audio bad for me if I'm at this volume?

How is it?

You might have to keep this closer.

Yeah, or I was saying

D can they d do they they uh do they go into the phone?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's go let's let's do that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Guys, how is the audio?

Audio is back.

Guys, how's the audio now?

Is it good?

Alright.

What do you feel like that's good?

Sir, would you like to sit down?

No, thanks.

No, thanks.

If you could come close if you want to be heard, you want to come in.

I'll be heard.

Yeah, yeah, sure.

Just come closer all around.

Sure.

They can't hear well, sir.

Okay.

Yes.

I was just I was just wondering so do you do you think America uh not America North Korea does everything in its power to help its uh citizens?

Yes, I think the the DPRK is what it's called.

They do everything in their power to uplift their citizens' uh their citizens' uh living standards, their happiness, their welfare, and they're they've been doing it against enormous odds since the dissolution of the USSR.

Uh they they've been sanctioned to hell by the USA.

The world is unable to trade with them due to uh the US sanctions.

And uh they've been kept isolated and and and and the US has done everything to blockade them totally but they persevered and and now that they're getting closer with Russia and China and Russia no longer cares about these you know US regime sanctions they're undergoing a huge I think among the fastest rates of development in the world right now so do you think that North Korea is completely independent like currently I think they're just isolated so are they completely independent I think they're just about as independent as a country can be realistically okay so everything that they do construction production of food um their economy all no they're they're not a hundred percent autarkic if that's what you're asking okay but they're just about as close to being that as you can be realistically okay and uh what about like health wise um

North Korea being able to provide, let's say, like food, for example, for their citizens, um do you think North Korea is doing everything in their power to provide food?

Everything in their power.

They've experienced famines because when the dissolution of the USSR happened, plus the US sanctions, um they their whole economy basically collapsed.

Their old their old networks of international trade, which came from the USSR and the Warsaw Pact, was gone.

So they were forced to kind of, from the ground up, build up, you know, autarkically.

And they've done a good job of being able to do that.

So people in North Korea are not starving anymore.

And they're not, you know, we get all these claims that come from the 90s when there was a famine.

But no, they've managed to get on their feet and they're growing.

And what about claims from independent people who left North Korea?

You see, I don't mean to be condescending because it's a common thing that people will say when it comes to North Korea.

But you really have to study and look into and research, because this comes from Western researchers, not Eastern researchers, that there's an entire industry in the South, and it's not even like a CIA conspiracy, it's money.

And what they'll do is that when you're coming from the DPRK, you're coming to a land you have no connections to, you have no capital, even though the government gives them incentives to defect.

It's become a lucrative business to bring them and sensationalize, make up crazy claims about the North, and it gets media attention and therefore generates money.

And it incentivizes defectors to make things up and sensationalize.

So the testimonies have to be evaluated and lined up against others.

Let's see what's consistent.

See, for example, Yenby Park is not even consistent with her own testimonies, let alone the other ones.

So if you evaluate the claims, and that's all we have without any other proof is claims, they tend to be incredibly inconsistent and incoherent, and they just don't add up with themselves, you know?

So.

If North Korea, this is like getting hypothetical, so I apologize with that.

But if North Korea is, you know, so good, why is it not open to so many other countries for other countries to see?

Well, I think rightfully so.

They are very concerned about saboteurs.

They're concerned about a whole range of things.

First of all, espionage.

They're concerned about industrial sabotage.

I mean, the CIA has a history of doing that in countries it doesn't like.

They're concerned about foreign misinformation and propaganda.

They're concerned about all sorts of things that any country being besieged by the most powerful empire on earth.

Oh, are you saying North Korea is the most powerful?

No, no, no, I'm saying the USA is.

Okay, okay.

Most powerful empire on earth.

And the DPRK is a small but strong country, and they are, you know, the biggest empire on earth has it out for you.

You're not going to be able to be, you know, having a smooth time.

You're not going to have the most lax security.

Put it this way.

After 9-11 in this country, we did not have lax security.

To this day, the TSA are not so lax at the airport.

They're starting to be a little, right?

But we have the DHS.

We have an incredibly comprehensive security regime in this country because of a few terrorist attacks that killed a lot of people, sure, 300, 3,000.

But look at the DPRK.

How much did the U.S.

kill?

20% of the population.

20% of the population are killed.

Where'd you get that?

From the Korean War.

Korean War stuff.

Korean war.

20% wiped out.

Sure, please, please, brother.

Go ahead.

And since that time, the USA has not backed off.

They've done everything in their power to undermine the North.

So if we have this crazy George W.

Bush Patriot Act and all this because of a few terrorist attacks and the threat of terrorism, imagine what kind of security they have to have when the number one biggest empire on earth, which for them is no different than al-Qaeda, is for us.

Imagine if al Qaeda

was an entire giant empire that ruled the whole world and had nuclear weapons and had the most I understand what you're saying.

I mean we ni we don't see ourselves as Al Qaeda, but they see us as worse than that, you know, because of what we did during the Korean war.

So from their perspective, that's why they've got to be so hardcore.

Have you ever been to North Korea?

No, but I actually there's a strong chance I'll be going this year before the year ends.

And if not, then next year for sure.

Have you have your Chris been there?

Yes.

Yeah, one of our party members one of our one of our members of our executive board has been there.

And uh I'll go there and see for myself.

I mean I've been to Russia, I've been to Donbass, I have been to uh Lebanon and Iraq, and I haven't been, you know.

everywhere but I've I'm getting close.

I'm going to Venezuela next month.

I got just one final question.

Sure, sure.

I sorry, it just came to me.

Um so right you're talking about you know these individuals that are defecting from North Korea and being paid right?

Yeah.

So my question would be if let's say there was a global system to communicate with others for free you know like the internet yeah why does North Korea restrict access of citizens from using public platforms such as YouTube, TikTok or other ways?

Well it's not so different from what our government actually did.

We restricted TikTok until China sold it.

We're so paranoid about China and Chinese-owned social media platforms, even though TikTok is owned by a Singaporean and they had to sell it.

We forced them to do that.

All of our social media platforms are owned by the government.

So we don't have a free and open internet because when China designs their own apps, we are unable and not allowed to use them.

They get banned.

Where do I sign up?

Right here, sir.

On top of that, with the internet.

What's your name, sir?

Mr.

James Rehab.

Good to meet you.

I'm Azal D.

I'm chairman of the American Communist Party.

Good on you, man, because I gotta tell you, it's fucking happy to come after the city.

Absolutely.

They're coming after trying to sell off everything and plunder everybody's saving.

Kind of like that.

Which is why I was brought up.

Like rehab to a lot of propaganda.

And then look how that's worked out in places like Syria, like Ukraine, which has been bad enough.

Yeah, for sure.

Which words are Palestine?

Let's go.

No.

Pretty much not to bring America back outside.

No, it's just things like if you were, I was just going to say that I want Palestine to be aware of it.

I'll just be asking you.

Good, appreciate it.

What's happening on the series here?

I can't sit back and watch suppression go on and just say that access.

Right, right.

Yeah, it's a genocide.

It's a literal genocide.

But if you know you're the best.

I'm talking to Europe then, right?

No, no, it's alright.

You know, all countries say that, um, not all, but all countries that think they're the best country are going to outside.

All right, man, you do it.

God's work.

Appreciate you watching.

Yeah, well, I mean, we have to keep in mind I mean, North Korea is the best country in the world.

They're I mean they're under I can't tell if that was a troller.

So I think and you you can even say that, you know, you might think it might be kinda over overtly kinda stepping the boundaries.

But the way they see it, and if you want to look at it from their perspective, it's either uh it's either risking your people getting as returfed or risking some form of information and provision in your country.

Yeah.

Freedoms are rich.

You guys can't hear me, right?

So, I mean, the way they see it, they really don't have a choice.

And they might change some of those things in the long term.

Am I missing anything in the long term based on how people used to be over there?

But the way they see it, that's just what they have to do with the market.

It says I'm not.

I don't want to miss anything.

Yeah, I get what you're saying, but yeah, it's a difficult thing.

It is.

And I mean, look, I mean, you know the joke how people say, oh, it's like China.

It's a completely different part of the world.

Their customs or traditions are completely different than ours over here.

In the West, we have a tradition of just being very openly.

everywhere.

They're just a country that with a people that have experienced so much and with uh Korean history typically being a lot more of like heavier philosophy of self-reliance.

I mean it really just the same way that a more conservative uh Islamic community in say like Saudi Arabia, which I've only grew up with Saudi Arabia.

William, what's up?

Uh whatever.

You know, might seem completely alien to San Francisco.

But they're two both pretty healthily from the sir what what would you say where would you say you lean uh politically?

That's I don't I really don't know.

I vote on individuals.

Okay.

Um more recently I've been voting uh um towards left-wing ideologies.

Okay.

So about that way.

Yeah, you mean locally or in local elections I vote for local uh state and federal elections.

Yeah.

Okay, interesting.

I mean um we kind of have our own understanding of the left and the right.

So for example, we see the Democratic Party as on the right and uh we see ourselves as left-wing in the in the real sense.

But how far, you know?

If it's a spectrum, you know you could see a lot of people would say you know true neutral right in the middle.

Yeah.

Socialism's a bit communist with the capital C and we are Marxist.

Communist would be like the furthest.

And then when you're looking at the other way, you know, like privatization.

I would say we are I would regard ourselves as the most left-wing organization in America.

Interesting.

And do you think far-left extremism is good?

Like so on a social level?

Socialism.

See, I don't see it as a spectrum.

I see it as left-wing versus right-wing.

And to me, the left-wing is the revolutionary party.

It's the revolutionary position.

So the left-wing doesn't mince from political change.

It embraces the need for political change.

Is change always good?

Well, that's an interesting question because it's not a question to me of good or bad.

It's a question of inevitable or can you resist the change.

I think it can't be resisted.

I think change is an inevitability.

So we either adapt to it or we attempt to avoid it, but still get sucked into it anyway.

And you're trying to force change, right?

No, no.

We think change is happening.

Okay.

And we're trying to respond to it.

So are you encouraging change or discouraging it?

I think that everything about our country and our system is changing.

And we're witnessing that.

We're witnessing what is potentially going to be the dissolution of the United States.

The constitutional crisis that's getting us, and the fault lines between the governors and the federal government.

I think we're reaching a breaking point that's a consequence of deeply embedded systemic contradictions.

And that change is happening.

And if you embrace change, I think you're saying.

We can't cling to the old order.

There's no way to save it.

We can't save the USA as we know it.

We have to build a new state and something totally new from scratch.

Why can't we save the USA?

We can't save it because it's caught in this paradox.

You know, it's caught between the paradox of preserving the integrity of the Constitution, which is supposed to be the foundation of the country, and the needs of the ruling class, which has hijacked our government, to sustain its position and its monopoly over the resources and wealth of not only this country, but of the world.

And you're saying the best.

Like, you see uh that the change that will happen is a split between our uh country into two separate um we think we we think this is what we're on the road to and this is something that we don't want to see as the final conclusion.

Maybe we'll have to go through it and we can't do anything about it.

Our party's pretty small.

You know, we're pretty new.

I don't have illusions.

I don't think that we're going to be able to take power in five years.

But what I think is that

We need something.

We need a vision and a principle that's going to be able to unify this nation.

Absolutely.

I don't want to see America divided into two.

I want America to be big and strong within itself for its own people.

Not big and strong to bully the world and terrorize the world, but big, strong, and powerful for itself, for its own people.

And.

The reason why I'm asking this, right, is it's inevitable that a population of many people are going to have always split opinions.

Do you think that being the far, like, right, the most far left is what you're saying, is the best way to unite people?

In the short term, we are very divisive.

No doubt about that.

But I think in the long term, as people open to their their eyes to the fact that the change is happening and there's no way we can conserve the status quo, I think they will start looking to the people who recognize the inevitability of change as the people who might have the most insight, the people who might have the most wisdom about how do we survive the change.

The first step is acceptance.

If we can accept that this change is going to happen,

then we can adapt to it, we can survive, we can weather the storm.

Okay.

I see what you're saying, yeah.

I mean

I I think that maybe a rapid change, um, you know, with other governments this has happened where rapid changes can lead to a power struggle, which can cause something like war or a you know, unfortunately I think we're headed toward it.

I think that's where we're headed.

But

You wouldn't be for that, right?

No, we we think it's a terrible tragedy.

You think that we think it's a terrible tragedy what's going to happen to this country.

We our party launched in July 24, and we're a small party.

We're not we don't have a ton of people.

Um

And we're not the biggest and most viral phenomenon.

We're pretty big online, but we're not the biggest, you know.

And um we're too late to stop that is our view, you know.

Um maybe if we were here twenty years ago or ten years ago we would be better we could we could have an effect to to stop it, but

We're here at the time and place we are for a reason as well.

And so, we don't necessarily have an optimistic message about what's going to happen in the short term.

But we do want to give people.

A principle and a vision of hope once they accept this, once they cast their illusions that this can be stopped, that we can vote our way out of this, that we can choose Democrats or Republicans or reform the system, and once we

End disillusion and accept that we're in deep, deep trouble.

We're forty trillion in debt.

We are so entangled and wrapped up with this global system and empire that we as the people had no say in, by the way.

We didn't vote on it.

And we're dealing with the consequences of it.

And we are going to reap what we sow.

And the question is now, once we accept this fact, how do we go forward?

How do we survive as a people?

How do we remain unified?

How do we not give in to chaos and anarchy and

killer clown gangs roaming the streets.

How do we protect the innocent and the weak and the people that can't protect themselves?

The elderly, the disabled, orphans, children?

Who's gonna look out for these people when our country becomes a free proper?

And so this is why we we're we're stepping up 'cause we don't think anyone else is.

No one else?

We don't see it.

I mean, we have faith that people will if they're given the proper guidance.

But people are so wrapped up

In hatred, you know, blind hatred toward each other, racial hatred, religious hatred.

It's being promoted by big influencers that are promoting the hate.

You know, whether you're a son biker teaching to hate uh or or or destiny or something teaching to hate uh Trump voters or

Or or you're uh you're a Nick Fuentes and you're teaching to hate black people and teaching that they're sub-human animals.

They're gearing people up to start killing each other.

Dehumanize each other.

You know?

So we're trying we don't think anyone else is stepping up with a unifying message.

And we think our country's headed for dark times.

And

You know, I think the nature of the people here is that they want to be good and they want to do good by their neighbor, but they're getting so confused and manipulated and brainwashed about who their enemy is that tragically people are going to start turning on each other.

I agree.

So, you know, this is why we're doing what we're doing.

We don't you know, we're not promising a huge payoff in the short term or anything like that, but we we want to have the basic framework of a

you know, a strong united community of people that look out for each other, look out for their communities and neighbors.

Or do you think being the top further select community is going to unify people?

Do you mean that, like, in an economic sense, or do you mean that in a social social sense?

No, I would say I said that.

Um I to go with what I was saying, I said that, you know, on the political spectrum, right, you're gonna see uh you know varying people, people that possibly couldn't see eye to eye on the exact same thing.

So there's gonna be many different comments.

But you know you know what's interesting about that is that

It's funny you say that because it's true in some sense, but then you look at some other studies and you see on the fundamentals, most people agree with them.

And that's where you see that look in that center part portion.

I don't know if it's exactly a like a model bell curve with the political spectrum.

People are remarkably united on the issues that matter to us.

Absolutely.

It c it's it's it's the issues that have been used to polarize people.

On cultural lines, it's race, it's abortion, it's race.

It's very difficult.

Well, abortion, not even cultural, abortion's medical.

That really should be not up to a political decision.

Yeah, but there's still a big divide over it, you know?

And that's really weird that that's happening.

You know, I understand, I think that's a very common opinion everyone shares where politics has become so ingrained in our culture that it's difficult to separate.

And that possibly, you know, I am not a political science major.

I don't study it too much.

But, you know, I agree that it would be a tool to use to ingrain culture into politics to further separate people and cause that dehumanization.

People will start not agreeing political ideas based off cultural ideas.

uh the the way we see uh how does the left typically dealt with people who want to set up trying to bring them to the side, they make them feel stupid, they talk down to them, they and if they're people from other countries, we treat them like they're subunits, you know, we treat uh all North Korean people like they're brainwashed Indians and they're not their own individuals, we treat people in Russia like they're barbaric dwarfs and that's the US and how a lot of the people talk about it.

Yeah, all have most of them have a common interest.

And it's like the the two Democrats and Republicans, they've been playing football and the people are caught in the middle.

You know, um people are being taught to see themselves as the enemy to distract them from you know, well, take a good look at the Epstein list if we were able to, and you'd see who the enemy of the American people is.

Take a look at the people who are robbing the children of this country of their future.

Take a look at the people who are taking away people's wealth and livelihood, their jobs.

Their ability to have access to education and medical care, drowning them with debt and preying on them like a wolf preys on lamb lamb, you know, and sheep.

Uh we're being ruled by predators that are wearing sheep's clothing.

And what the what they do is they they have the population divided to distract from themselves.

I think I'm

Very interesting.

If you don't want to be, it's okay.

Yeah, I just want to take it.

Good to meet you.

Nice to meet you, too.

Where can I find you guys online?

Do you have a card right here?

You got it.

All of our socials are there.

Alright.

Thank you so much, man.

Appreciate your pleasure.

Have a good day.

Have a good day, sir.

Pretty good.

So uh I'll I'll bring it right here.

Yeah.

Bring it to me.

Huh?

Okay.

Alright guys, I'm sure you can hear me a lot better right here.

Um

Yeah, so let me tell you guys what happened today, why the stream got delayed.

The stream got delayed a ton because, um,.

We were set up back there and we were told that you have to reserve the space.

There were so many students and so many people walking by, and it was like perfect.

People were coming up to us, it was great.

But some guy who works at the university came and said, We can't do that, and we have to reserve it.

So, this was one of the options we had: to come right here.

And um so that's why we're here and and uh you know we're waiting for people to get out of their classes.

And uh let me let me check the chat right now and and see how y'all are doing, okay?

And and uh and and make sure I'm not uh missing anybody.

By the way, somebody is bringing a microphone.

So we're gonna have a microphone, okay?

And uh let's let's check on

Let's check on uh William Jennings with the one thank you.

Appreciate you, bro.

Appreciate you.

Uh let's see.

Hopefully I don't have to end the stream to put the microphone in, but uh maybe.

So

Yeah, it should be free, it's not.

It is what it is.

And, guys, why don't you spread the word, get everybody in here?

I know it's an unusual time of day, but let's actually get everybody in here.

Okay?

Let's get everybody in the stream together.

And, you know, I'm not going to be UCLA having too much fun today.

Because you can't really troll here on the sidewalk.

You have to.

You have to be where all the students are back there.

But um

We're waiting on that mic.

And I guess we have to yell at me.

Right next to the road and it's uh

Definitely need a mic.

Oh yeah, it's one.

Yo, Diogenes with the ten, bro, thank you.

Holy shit, thank you, bro.

I appreciate you.

Diogenes, what's going on, bro?

What is up?

So I'm talking about

Ayid, what's up, bro?

That's Aid.

I know Aid.

Yeah, he's.

What's up, bro?

How are you doing?

back here in Detroit

No.

Ones if y'all

See, the more support y'all show, the more I'm gonna keep doing this.

You guys are in control.

Gotta spread the word, bring everybody in here.

I'll keep doing this.

I can do this every week.

What do you all think?

Weekly we do this?

And next time we could do it in the uh in the circle 'cause we can reserve it.

So I could do this weekly, okay?

Excellent.

I'm not gonna be here next week though.

Unfortunately.

I'ma be in Florida.

You're gonna be here when the Michigan object comes, but no.

I thought you said you're gonna be back before?

After, yeah.

You're here until the second day.

Okay, yeah, yeah, I'll be here.

You're gonna stay in here.

Nice.

Good shit.

Excellent.

Um

Do we have any stacks?

Nothing?

Sorry.

Just kinda starving.

I think a sm a small snack would be great.

With the vibe.

What's going on, bro?

Appreciate you.

Appreciate you, bro.

What's up?

We're waiting for people to come out of class.

And um so guys uh

continuing to street steamroll all the opposition.

I remember the other night I saw Hassan Piker.

I saw a clip.

Was it this morning or was it last night?

I don't remember.

The kid, he's going, Oh, the the left wing is scared of confrontation with the right.

While he's running from me.

So it's incredible because of Hassan Piker.

Enough clout and whatever, it's bullshit.

Okay.

Our numbers are real, that's the only difference.

We don't fucking inflate us.

You look at our engagement per whatever, and that's absolutely clear.

And then plus uh

You talk shit, you show up.

That's the rule.

The burden is on you.

We didn't start it.

So that's how it works.

That's how it works.

Uh

Let me see something.

Okay, good, good, good.

Excellent.

Terrible location.

You said when?

A lot of people what?

There's a lot of people coming out now.

Oh, right now?

Maybe we should uh engage.

Start you know, in a friendly way, I guess.

Start engaging with more comfortable people.

Yeah, yeah.

You want to go and come.

We should start printing them out for sure.

Where can I go for?

Yeah, I'll talk about the thing with the Ukrainian.

William Jennings with the five.

Thank you so much, bro.

I appreciate you.

No, that's incredible.

That is a total psyop, by the way.

Because.

You know, look, Tariq Nasheed is correct about this.

You it's all about cherry picking, okay?

Because every time there's a horrific crime that involves, you know, somebody from another background, a white guy or something else or an immigrant or whatever.

You don't see the reaction the same way.

You know, the crime is inexcusable and that person should be executed.

But the way that it's being made to fuel a narrative about race is a Zionist Sciop.

And everyone can see it's a Zionist Sciop who has eyes.

We have a big fucking problem of drug addicts running around killing people and I've been talking about that for a while.

But the way that it's been made to fuel a race war is a Zionist Mossad Syop.

And I started seeing so many posts using it to attack Russia and using it to attack China, saying this is what multipolarity is Uh we need to support Israel or uh this is the fucking stupid game that's going on, okay?

And that coward kid, Nick Fuentes, he's at war with this other faction of the right that is always calling him a third worldist and calling him this and that.

So he appeases them by joining in and making sure he appears legitimate among them.

So they don't bully him as much.

So on the right, that's why, even though that faction of the right is well aware it's a Mossad Syaf, but they lean into it anyway, so they can continue gaining street cred among BAF and the teal network and

the heritage fi all these fucking um entrenched Zionist right wing networks that push racial hatred and division.

It's known that Mossad fuels racial hatred and division.

The whole narrative of pro Palestine

Sentiment being third worldist and brown and P.O.C.

This is all Mossad bullshit.

The whole narrative of uh

you know, um being against Ukraine and recognizing Russia's role in these in this world revolution against the hegemony and attempting to associate that with anti-white sentiment.

This is all, you know, NATO, Mossad, SYOP bullshit.

And the people that fall for it hook, line and sinker are a bunch of brainwashed cattle.

And this is what's going on on the right, by the way.

We keep tabs on these things.

We don't just keep tabs on liberal leftists, we keep tabs on everything.

And every time there's these new stupid psyops, you know, people fall for it, hook line, and synchor and they make a discourse about it.

And it's fundamentally artificial.

Fundamentally artificial.

William Burrill, what's going on, guys?

Appreciate you.

William with the five.

Start yelling?

Oh yeah, if you want to.

How's everybody doing?

North Korea is good.

North Korea is good.

North Korea's good.

You should you should give me.

They're all North Korea fans, that's why nobody's stopping.

It's just it's a soup.

North Korea's good.

Joseph Stalin didn't do anything wrong.

look too scary and I should look

if I should make an effort to look nicer.

One's if I should make an effort to look nicer and kinder so as to not scare people.

Or am I fine?

Yellowstone, what's going on bro?

Jews, okay, I heard it.

Twos.

That's all I'm getting is twos.

fans out here.

I think I was correct.

If you ignore, you disagree.

If you ignore, you agree.

Thank you for agreeing.

Appreciate it.

Smile so you agree.

Yes!

Really?

Enver Hoja.

That's what he.

Are you Albanian?

No, I'm not.

Do I look Albanian?

We love Enverhoja.

We love North Korea.

You guys like Guatemala?

Uh why not?

You guys know uh Japan Arbenz?

You do?

Yeah, Arbenz?

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

You really know?

No.

Well, he does.

My bad.

Yeah, he does.

Oh, what you got here?

We are the American Communist Party.

bring a little slice of amber hosia to to the United States.

We are about to be huh?

I'm the chairman of the whole party.

What up, guys?

Thank you for agreeing.

Appreciate it.

The chairman of the whole party?

Yeah.

Oh, I've seen you guys on TikTok.

Oh, from Eddie?

Yeah.

Nice.

Yeah, Eddie's good on TikTok.

I've seen you guys use like AI or stuff.

We do it sometimes, yeah.

Why do you guys use it?

Why not?

Just another technology.

I still believe that using AI would like further your message, you know?

Why not?

Because I feel like a real human being should do it.

I mean, but then you could say that using uh even you could say if I use this I'm no longer human.

But AI is it's not a sentient being, I mean it's just a tool.

Yeah, I don't believe It's not A G I.

They're talking about A G I A G I is like the movie shit.

It's not like movie shit where it's like you know, like a uh you know, it's like a a different we we still humans have to be the ones to train it and make sure it gives us what we want.

It's not like it's doing it for us, you know.

We gotta do we we're we still gotta like have the thing in our head that we want.

I mean it just it just like cuts to work in half though, doesn't it?

Huh?

Cuts to work in half.

Oh, but that's technology.

All technology does that.

You know what I mean?

Like, everything does that, bro.

Yeah.

What do you mean?

Alright, see you later, man.

Thank you for agreeing.

We force people to agree they don't even have a choice.

That's what we're doing.

Thank you for agreeing, sir.

If you disagree, you may be disabled.

Salaam Arekum, thank you for agreeing.

We appreciate it.

Y'all don't have a choice.

Thank you for agreeing, ma'am.

Thank you so much for agreeing with us.

You can change my mind.

If you can prove me wrong or change my mind.

Win five hundred dollars here.

Ma'am, five hundred dollars is waiting for you.

Sir, five hundred dollars.

I'm not a crackhead.

Man, would you like five hundred dollars?

Yeah.

One thousand dollars.

Yeah, these people are loaded.

You look like you need a thousand dollars, sir.

Come change his mind.

A thousand dollars.

One million dollars.

Can't change my mind.

One thousand dollars changed my mind for one thousand.

Might you like a record or something?

No, I think it's right.

What up, y'all?

$1,000.

Let's run it.

$1,000.

$200,000.

Y'all loaded.

Count you blessings, y'all loaded.

Yeah, but the middle one, yeah.

So we got we got snacks?

Yeah, we got snacks.

Every time I see you, you're talking about how hungry it is.

I'm starving.

Nice.

You got cheese dips?

I got the white cheddar cheese.

I had a pretty cheese.

Alright, I'm gonna just have a few of these.

It's wrinkled with uh with coke.

Bro, this is just a bag.

I got like something.

Means this.

Thank you for agreeing.

Violence is complicity.

approval of what we're saying.

Thank you so much for agreeing with me, ma'am.

He said it's true.

What he said is true.

Winter clearly green.

Wind is making this my shirt.

If you are silent, that means you agree.

Thank you guys for agreeing.

Change his mind, you get a thousand dollars.

One thousand for communists will give it to you.

Change my mind.

Change my mind.

So the sound is better.

Stay put.

Literally stay put.

I wish I did a house in front.

Stay put right now.

So how does when you start your stream, why do you take like six hours to like