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JB Wolf with the five.

What's going on, man?

H.B.

Rain with the five.

I appreciate you, brother.

I see you.

What is up, everybody?

Um

So, I'm not going to take up too much of your time tonight.

I know it's late.

I do think there are things we have to discuss, prepare for, and talk about.

So,

Um it has been a wild weekend.

Um very, very interesting development.

I can't say I'm too surprised.

Can't say I've taken anything really personally.

But if you thought it was over, it's not.

Our Intel has reported very clearly

Blonde guy with the ten.

Appreciate you.

Our Intel has reported very clearly and very unambiguously that the enemy is planning something else.

Now, understand the difficulty of our situation.

Brutal appreciates it when it comes to knowing exactly what that is.

We are actually innocent as a party and as individuals, frankly.

I mean, we have flaws that all individuals possess.

The two wreckers are also deeply flawed individuals, by the way.

I don't know if they are interested in that being known.

But

Beyond what is normal for a human being, we are none of us have a criminal background, none of us are guilty of anything, any criminal acts or anything of that nature.

So you can only just guess what they're trying to spew up and what they're trying to do.

But one of the things that was reported by Intel Orang, what's up?

So if you guys remember that dipshit Professor Colin Bodale or whatever his name is, he actually posted publicly that a member from ACP leadership is contacting him and told him the real reason Haas got kicked out of CPUSA.

Yeah, something is really fucking weird about that because I was never in CPUSA.

I was never allowed in in the first place.

I never applied.

My entire engagement with the CPUSA was done from behind a computer screen.

So I don't know what they're trying to cook up.

I literally don't know.

I have no idea.

But expect it's going to be something like.

Um, I don't know.

I mean, imagine if you're a wrecker and you just want to destroy someone's image.

Your guess is as good as mine, but they're planning it tomorrow or Tuesday, so we're told.

And these are public posts by these very small accounts, but they're accounts that we know are either the alts of the main ringleader of federal informants, alleged federal informants that stalk us, or they are in the circles with them.

But in any case, that is what we have to expect in the coming week.

You know, let me explain to you guys how it works.

Okay, when bad faith actors launch such an ambitious plan to take down the ACP and it fails and it backfires as much as it did on Friday, and let's be clear.

I mean, in retrospect, Friday really, really fucking backfired.

Okay.

We have Daniel Tutt and Colin Bodale and a bunch of other people issuing apologies for spreading the libel made by Danny Shaw because they are rightly afraid of the legal consequences.

Because guess what?

Our legal team is back in order.

No, John was not the only lawyer in our party, and I'm not just talking about Grayson, by the way.

Our legal department is operational, okay?

And we have a lot of lawsuits on our hands right now, actually.

And we intend to pursue those very aggressively to defend our rights in court.

Okay.

But they issued retractions.

And why did they issue retractions?

Because Dan Cohen revealed the truth.

And the evidence that Dan Cohen provided that I even looked over, which is fucking crazy.

Was that Danny Shaw retweeted Dan Cohen the day after?

Why did I how did I not know that?

Like he retweeted him and he also made due on his promise to delete all of his posts against Dan Cohen and Kim Ives.

Like, does that sound like someone that was indignantly pushing back in the meeting?

No, you guys, we can't, we're gonna, we're gonna oh wait, by the way, guys, sorry.

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I forgot, you know, I don't want my Uber, my Haiti Uber Arms account to be terminated for not, you know, taking up the Uber Arms orders.

But.

My bad.

My bad.

So, anyway, guys, sorry about that.

A total disruption, I know.

But, in any case.

This is highly unprofessional.

This is highly unprofessional.

Anyway, Buffalo, what's going on, brother?

Okay, so, uh, yeah, no, on a serious note.

Um, on a serious note, uh, yeah, I mean, d does this sound like a guy who was so rattled and shocked or whatever?

No, he was retweeting Dan Cohen.

He was fully, you know.

He was fully fine with the meeting and the outcome, as far as we all knew, and as far as how he was acting and presenting publicly.

It's just that he felt very humiliated, specifically by Kyle, and that's the truth.

He felt deeply humiliated.

And it bothered him.

Again, I think the delayed response is one theory.

The plausible theory is that this is some Cointel Pro shit, I know.

But Cointel Pro shit doesn't work without narcissistic little egos.

OR with the 10.

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So, thank you.

I appreciate it so much.

But, um,.

No, I mean uh

Look, the ridiculousness of Danny's nonsense claims aside.

What John and Danny did backfired incredibly.

I mean, it really backfired really badly.

And it has exposed them legally, okay, frankly speaking.

Because what they have done is actually criminal.

It's actually criminal.

I was just discussing this.

But, you know, the only reason John knew my name was because he was our party's lawyer.

If he wasn't our lawyer, he would have no, I mean, he was entrusted with that knowledge as a lawyer, okay?

Put two and two together, okay?

So these actions they're engaging in are incredibly illegal and criminal.

Not everyone in these calls that Danny was recording were in one-party consent states, okay?

So he had no right to actually, not only he had no right to publicly leak internal recordings.

But he had no right to make the recording in the first place.

Okay.

So they are engaging in crimes, okay?

Th it's incredibly it's such it's incredible karma, okay.

I'm being accused of this crazy crime, of crazy federal crimes, but they are actually engaging in real crimes openly, okay?

And um

Right, yeah.

So look, but I'm just telling you guys it's not over.

They are planning more.

I don't know what they're planning.

I don't exactly know what it is.

If I had to guess

I don't know.

If I had to guess, it would be

It would be like bad words that we've used jokingly before.

Which would not surprise any of you, and for which there is precedent for already by me, by the way.

Thanks to Danny and other shit.

But I don't I can't imagine what else.

I honestly can't.

Um

That's if I don't, I don't even know if that is a thing, though.

I don't know.

I mean, I'm trying to imagine what it could be if it's real.

If it's real, I'm having a really hard time comprehending what it could be.

But if it's fake,

Then, well, there's a lot of room for them to do whatever they want and be creative.

And keep in mind, guys, there are multiple different factions of wreckers now in play who are trying to seize upon this and take advantage of this.

Because this is how the Cointel Pro, whatever campaigns work.

You don't just have one salvo of missiles and then call it quits.

There's so much hype surrounding it, as you could see, with so many different people saying, like, ACP is over, ACP is over.

Those people just lost all their crypto money, basically, proverbially.

They gambled and lost big time.

And they're going to do anything and everything they can to recover that false hope they had that the party is going to disintegrate or whatever.

So they're going to resort to incredibly, incredibly desperate methods.

And you guys all need to be prepared for that.

So, in that capacity, what are some steps you can take and what are some things you could do?

Well, brace yourselves, okay?

We're talking about tomorrow morning or Tuesday morning, as far as we know.

And you guys need to be there in the trenches, and you need to make alts now in order to do that.

Because I think they've blocked all of you.

Because the first salvo was launched and they blocked you.

Now you're going to have to make alts and you're going to have to very aggressively be in there and boost each other just like you were the first time around.

Okay.

So these are your first orders as infrared.

Make sure you have alts ready that they don't know about.

Okay, um and make sure you're on top of everything literally everything you have to be on top of everything uh and and and before you make assumptions wait for our official response which is either going to be it could be I don't know I don't know if if um I don't know if the party would respond we'd have to deliberate on that but if it's not from the party it's gonna be from infrared by the way I'm being given permission from the executive board to respond to a lot of this shit.

So, wait.

Don't worry.

If it's serious enough where it's like a total fabrication, you know, don't worry.

We are going to be there, you know, to make sure legally, first of all, that we defend our rights.

Second of all, that any and all misinformation is going to be corrected in an official capacity.

Um,.

If it's some trivial nonsense, you know, we'll see.

We'll see.

But I can't imagine the desperation.

I can't imagine the desperation.

Uh we have a genius in the chat that I'd like to address who's expressing very profound and brilliant insights that were echoed by the wreckers.

Have you ever considered engaging in organizing the working class IRL instead of engaging in Twitter raids?

Do you think that

Defamation of your character on the most advanced and the most prolific form of media, which is social media, is unimportant when it comes to organizing.

Imagine you're trying to go and organize workers and collaborate with unions.

And the unions read, this person is a terrorist who's purp uh plotting the next 9-11.

There's going to be no way to do anything with any community in real life.

Okay.

So you are just not a very smart person.

And why aren't you a smart person?

Because you didn't think before you typed.

You could have thought.

You could have thought.

You didn't.

You decided to grandstand on the offline world where at maximum you get a megaphone and you can talk to maximum 300 people.

Okay.

Maximum, by the way.

As a person offline.

So yeah.

People like to type type without thinking it's okay.

It's fine.

Um, I find it very convenient, by the way, that these people were basically trying to tell us to quit the social media war.

So, huh?

They tried to wreck our d legal department, failed.

They also tried to gut infrared and the social media stuff.

And then, what becomes of ACP without those two things?

You guess.

What becomes of ACP without those two things?

The enemy gets to define us.

They get to define what we are, they get to say anything they want about us.

And we have no ability to defend ourselves or communicate with the masses at all.

No, not PCUSA, because PCUSA is left alone.

We would be immediately defamed into oblivion, and we'd have no recourse at all whatsoever to defend ourselves.

And that was their goal, to prevent our ability from defending ourselves, because let's be clear.

If you're reconstituting the Communist Party that exists in this country, America, okay, if you're reconstituting that party, you are going to get the feds on your back.

They are going to do everything in their power to bury and destroy you.

Literally.

In America's

Intelligence agencies

Square one is anti-communism.

Square one is

Neutralizing the Communist Party.

It's one of the reasons they were founded and funded.

It was one of the principal and fundamental um things that they were tasked with.

If Twitter deleted our account, um shake, we would still have ways we would still have ways to be online.

Uh and and exert influence.

So don't worry about that.

We have contingency plans for everything.

Right, I saw that.

They so one of the things that I did see, which doesn't seem super successful, and I'll tell you for a number of reasons why.

Apparently, there's a guy named Ali K Hamoud, as the Yacubians say it.

Ali K Hamoud, who was a sex criminal.

Now there are a few problems with this little story they're trying to run with.

It's very easy to debunk for the following reasons.

Uh beyond the fact that my middle name is not K.

Beyond the fact that in twenty eighteen I was not twenty three, okay?

Beyond the fact that I wasn't born in 1995, okay, beyond all the other errors that were claimed about, you know, my birthday or whatever.

Um, the issue is that criminals have mugshots and recorded court proceedings.

So, if you want, you can look up that criminal case, and I am pretty sure you can watch the trial of Ali K.

Hamood and see the face of the accused criminal, and you can also find the mugshot.

Both of those things are available.

You can actually find out what that guy looks like and who he is.

Okay, so it's stupid that I even need to address this.

Um

Because again, I already said there's gonna be a sal I don't have time to address every stupid fucking thing said about me.

But all I need to tell you guys is that these were the same fucking retards.

Who said my name was Adam Tahir for three years?

Do I really need to spend time, just like I had to say my name isn't Adam Tahir, to say I'm not Ali K L Y P W Q Hamoud, and that I'm not all of these tens of thousands of Ali Hamoods that exist in the USA?

Because here's another thing.

Ali Hamood.

is a Lebanese Joe Smith.

Okay.

That's a Lebanese Joe Smith.

That is an incredibly, incredibly common name.

Okay.

Um

It's a Joe Smith kind of name, all right?

So I don't know what to tell you guys.

I don't know what to tell you guys when it comes to

Having media literacy and doing your due diligence to investigate.

All right.

If someone's name is Joe Smith, that doesn't mean everyone who's Joe Smith is them.

There are people from every age.

Oh, I know.

Don't worry, Emirio.

We know that.

We are very, very aware of that.

And, um,.

You know, again, these people targeted not just me, but my family.

So.

Hm You know, I hope they're prepared to defend themselves legally.

It's all I could say.

It's all I could really say.

You know.

I hope they're prepared for that.

Um we have multiple, multiple lawyers in our party.

Not just Grayson, by the way.

So already by the way.

And even if we didn't, by the way, let me just tell you, even if in the emergency circumstance that we didn't have a legal department anymore.

All the money that you guys donated to me on Friday, I will literally put that toward hiring an attorney if I have to.

I have no problem doing that.

I have no problem outsourcing

and finding an attorney.

It would be in by the way very easy for me.

Uh because I am a Lebanese

guy, okay?

Um let's just say

Connections are everything, okay?

And by the way, I am sure this community would lend their support for fundraising a lawsuit if it had to come to that.

Now, we're not at that stage right now.

We're not there yet.

But if we need to be, we will.

If we need to be there, we will be there.

Okay?

So there is no universe, there is no circumstance in which we are not moving forward with legal proceedings, especially in consideration of the fact that I no longer have to conceal my name.

That itself the reason I haven't sued people for the past four years is because I didn't I wanted to do the best thing I could to the best I could to conceal my name, which I did successfully, by the way.

And it took people that I trusted to betray me for that to work, okay?

Criminally in this case.

Um

So that's incredible, isn't it, by the way?

Like I said, this I leaked my first name to this community on accident on stream before, and about dozens of you said, I remember, I remember, I remember.

And not one of you leaked it.

You are people I don't even all know, haven't even met you in person, and you had the decency not to be traitors.

And these were people that I considered my close comrades.

Anytime somebody tells me this internet shit means nothing and the internet doesn't matter, I have to respectfully disagree because these were people that I met and shook hands with in real fucking life who betrayed me like this.

And anonymous people on the internet didn't betray me.

That is remarkable, actually.

It says a lot about the nature of solidarity and social association.

There's nothing about meeting someone in person that matters, by the way.

Yeah.

There's nothing about meeting someone in person that's going to make them more human or or whatever toward you.

And sometimes the opposite.

Sometimes the opposite is true, you know?

Sometimes that that makes them actually more disloyal and it makes them more willing to betray you, sadly.

But

Did the bad intentions exist even in May 2024 at the Dearborn conference?

You know, that's one of the great mysteries, which is that no one knows.

One of the mysterious things about John is that no one knows where he came from.

I'm not saying this to cast dispersions, I'm not saying this.

Because I'm not really convinced he was a Fed from the beginning.

First we did a background check and I'm not I'm not fully convinced, but to put it on the table

John was John ever a long time anonymous member of the community even, before he went public?

Because let me tell you the scary thing, alright?

The scary thing is that Midwestern marks thought that John was an infrared guy.

And we thought we thought that he was a Midwestern Marks guy.

So what where the fuck did he come from?

We don't know.

Um

It would be very disturbing but not too surprising if from the beginning he had bad intentions.

But I can't say that with any certainty or full confidence.

I'm just saying it's really weird how he fucking came out of nowhere.

Maybe it's just maybe he just did, you know?

Maybe he was inspired by Jackson.

Amirio, I'm fully aware.

I'm I'm fully aware of that, don't worry.

We are fully aware of all that, okay?

Have you noticed the mall?

Yes, this is what we call, guys, a classic demonic internet attack.

It's happened multiple times throughout the history of this show.

And basically, what happens is that, like, there's a huge attack, and then you get flooded with all these, like, weird, glowy, anonymous accounts and astroturfed campaigns.

And by the way, this is nothing compared to what we've gone through before, but it's one of those weird kind of controlled demonic attacks which.

Are absolutely coordinated and controlled, and absolutely seem like.

They follow the pattern that you would expect if it was coming from federal agencies, to be frank.

I don't know which agencies.

I don't even know if they're American uh agencies.

They could be the British, MI six, it could be Mossad, we don't know.

But what we do know is that they basically say we are going to this is we're going to strike and take down Infrared or take down ACP.

So they strike and it fails.

Then they say, Go, go, go, we just wasted so much resources and planning, we can't waste this.

Then they do it more, more, more.

And then eventually they leave.

But that's how it works.

That's how it's always worked every single time one of these things has happened.

That's how it works.

It's always how it's worked for the past four years.

It's like sudden waves.

That's why I'm telling you guys, this is not the end.

There's going to be more.

Ah, bullshit.

I don't even know what to expect.

Again.

Because I'm actually innocent, but I don't know what to expect, but there's more coming.

And by the way, if I'm ever accused of crimes, it's n you're not gonna hear about it.

It's not I'm not gonna hear about it from a fucking tweet.

I'm gonna get a knock on my fucking door from the actual government authorities and just be taken to jail.

All right.

So let's be clear about you know the truth.

Um they'll plant evidence.

You're right.

But I don't

Know how they would do that.

I d like that gun it was literally an airsoft gun that I just took to the to the other

To the room across from me.

It's literally an airsoft gun.

All right.

I don't have Kaleshnikovs.

I don't even.

I'm legal.

I legally could purchase one, but I don't have one.

Um

You know.

So I don't know what could be attribut I don't know how that could work at all.

I'm not exactly sure.

No, nobody leaked my name uh except these two.

There were multiple people that I knew that knew my name.

None of them leaked it except these two.

None of them.

A Virginian Communist Party who has been a follower since today said I'm dead.

Incredible.

Quite incredible.

Um

Oh, if you don't, okay.

Well

Oh, I see what you mean.

I see what you mean.

I I'm sorry, you gotta make be vigilant, you know, I don't know.

It's just kind of strange.

If you mass report them, do you think they'll get banned?

Um, possibly.

It it doesn't hurt.

It doesn't hurt, um, you know.

Report people for violating rules.

So

You know.

I don't know I don't know what they're plotting exactly.

But something.

Something.

Everyone who uh posted in support of Shaw looks like a fucking retard now.

By the way.

And I like how Dan Cohen, like, not only revealed the full truth, which was dead on the full truth, but he actually backed it up with evidence.

Like, he showed, like, listen, if it's true that Danny

Was so rattled and so shaken.

Why did he retweet me the day after?

You know?

But Danny Shaw is now running with the story.

Jesus Christ, he's running with the story that I'm a cult that I'm a cult leader who groomed him, a guy who's a full foot taller than me.

And who's like twice my age that I groomed him

Um

I need people to be serious and not joking about the whole cult shit.

All right.

Cults cannot purely be remote.

Cults require, like,

It requires some kind of like

Like I'm gonna force you and and and and and and um

You have to be there.

You have to be isolated from your parents, from your family.

My message from the beginning to leftists many of you come from leftist backgrounds has been to make up with your families because a lot of leftists are estranged from their families.

And I have the opposite message.

I've always had the opposite message.

Which is, you know, m make up with your family, you know.

You don't uh it's not revolutionary to ostracize yourself from your parents and rebel against your parents.

Um

So th I just think it's fucking stupid.

I I think that us defending ourselves from people that attack our community and attack us and attack this message and attack our ideas and attack everything we stand for and believe in

That is not a fucking cult, okay?

Because every single online political community does that, every single one.

But when we do it, it's a cult.

Why?

Because we're independent from the state.

And we're independent from the ruling institutions of society.

Yeah, I'll tell you why that is.

Because your average gorilla is a worker, not a fucking academic or a lawyer.

And what that means, not to hate on all academics and lawyers.

But what that means is that the average gorilla doesn't need to fucking worry about.

Being like um

Having to toe the line when it comes to ideologies and culture shit.

You're not getting paid to think a certain way.

You're not getting paid to use the correct words and pronouns and whatever.

Like, none of that shit matters for your guys' jobs.

Your guys' jobs, by and large, involve actually doing real things, real labor, right?

So that's why infrared.

There's such a stark, brutal difference between infrared and your average Marxoid left leftoid, right?

Pseudo, you know, left liberal, let's say.

Because your average s like pseudo Marxist left liberal is someone that gets paid to think a certain way and gets paid to have a certain kind of outlook for a living.

So they're straitjacketed and they're bounded by all these different rules and conventions that you guys are free from because you actually work for with your hands and therefore can think whatever the fuck you want.

Okay?

a construction worker who says retard, their labor is not diminished by their use of the word retard.

It may hurt people's feelings, but at the end of the day people need to use their fucking hands to lay bricks, okay?

So that is the point.

That is exactly why, you know, there's an infrared cult.

And look, not to toot our own horn.

But the correct word you're looking for isn't a cult, it's a proletarian movement.

That movement me may be online, it may be primarily moral and spiritual, and in a sense ideological, but it is a proletarian movement.

It is absolutely a proletarian movement.

Okay.

I have met you guys in person.

Midwestern Marx has met a lot of you guys in person.

I can verify empirically that this is actually a proletarian movement.

All right.

Empirically speaking, I can verify that.

We are not exclusively blue-collar workers.

We do have professionals in our ranks, as all proletarian movements have had in the past.

But the professionals in our movement, like Darg, for example, who's a coder, who's an engineer, like Grayson and others, they don't put the interests.

Of the bourgeoisie first.

They tow the proletarian line.

The proletarian movement will always need professionals, by the way.

But it's about

Is it just for the bourgeoisie or is it for the proletariat?

If it's for the bourgeoisie, then

These professionals are going to

They're going to have a petty bourgeois outlook because they're in bourgeois institutions and they're going to assert the interests of bourgeois institutions.

But if they are in proletarian institutions, they will acquiesce to the will of the proletariat.

But the problem is that proletarian institutions

are counter hegemonic rather than hegemonic.

In a in a ca in a bourgeois ruled society, proletarian institutions will always be from the ground up and counter hegemonic.

There's no way to make proletarian institutions at the highest level.

Um

You know, Gromsky is known for this saying of the long march through the institutions.

But this idea of intellectuals taking over bourgeois institutions.

Most of that is some right-wing paranoia nonsense, but in any case, strategically, it's nonsense.

Because a materialist would know that anyone who embeds themselves at the highest levels can do so individually and hold the line.

You can have that discipline.

But when that starts becoming a social phenomena, it's the institution that's going to materially shape you rather than the reverse.

That's what happens when see for Gromsky, what was crucial is that there is a connection maintained to the proletarian base.

That is how

There can be a long march through the institution, so to speak.

Which is I think that comes from Saul Olinsky anyway, not even Gromsky, right?

Um

But proletarian movements and institutions and powers Alexander, I appreciate you, man.

Those are going to be counter hegemonic, not hegemonic.

So they probably

They can easily appear to liberals as cults.

For example, the MAGA movement was regularly derided and attacked as a cult.

Okay?

Um.

Buy Libtards

which is ridiculous because MAGA was literally just a signifier.

You put on a Trump hat and you're MAGA.

Like nobody is institutionally forcing you or bounding you to do anything.

Now the American Communist Party

Is a an institution that has binding um

binding uh rules and procedures and protocols of association and tasks for all of its members, me included.

But these accusations that are being made do not accuse the ACP of being a cult.

They accuse Infrared of being a cult.

Right?

It's incredibly strange.

Like, the real life thing that actually has actual formal rules and procedures.

you know, that are binding.

That's the open society apparently, but infrared is the cult.

And why?

Because when you shit on our party and on infrared and on me publicly, that you're gonna get pushback for it, that's not a cult, you fucking idiot.

You know, is it a cult to there's so many other things that you're gonna get attacked for saying online, okay?

But are you going to say those are all?

I mean, we're getting attacked for the shit we say online, right?

So, are they enforcing a cult doctrine?

It's fucking nonsense.

It's fucking nonsense, all right?

Um anyway, um

Why did Danny have hatred for Infrared and Haas over everyone else he attacked?

That is one of the things that s lead me to suspect it wasn't really personal for him.

It leads me to suspect that Danny was being compelled to do that by bad faith actors.

Danny glows a lot, and if there was any personal resentment that spurred any of this, it was against Kyle, right?

I was much nicer to Danny than anyone else.

I was very nice to him, I was very kind, I was very considerate to him.

Um

But I I he has nothing against me on a personal level.

Nothing.

He has nothing against me on a personal level.

I mean, I've been talking to Jackson or he's he's fully briefed and he knows what's going on.

But he's in Russia.

What can you say?

You know?

Exactly.

One of you guys got it right.

The reason Danny Shaw targeted me and wants to target me is to decapitate leadership.

If Jackson was chairman, it'd be the same.

If Kyle was chairman, if Eddie was chairman, it would be the same.

They want to decapitate the leadership.

And they also

Are well aware of the dynamic and the special significance of infrared.

I also want to push back on another stupid thing I see, which are people that try to dichotomize infrared and say, Oh, this is about infrared versus ACP or infrared versus Midwestern.

It's just fucking nonsense, all right.

First, regarding infrared and ACP, all right.

Um I don't know how to tell you this, but

The idea for reconstituting the CPUSA

Was an idea that was born within the infrared deep state.

Literally.

Now, I will not take complete credit for it, okay?

Even though the name was me and a lot of the ideas came from me.

But the logo, for example, I didn't design that great logo.

That was literally an infrared.

An infrared like really infrared O G who did that.

But ACP would not have been possible without Midwestern Marx.

That's the thing.

We didn't go through with it until we started talking to Midwestern Marx and Kyle for that matter, who brought us together in the first place.

When Kyle brought Infrared and Midwestern Marx together, that is when it became viable to discuss moving forward with plans to reconstitute the party.

And I actually made a stream a year earlier or two years earlier, I don't remember, where I said at their next Congress.

If they rig it like we think they are, we're just gonna reconstitute the party.

And we were really worried that I'm not even gonna tell you what we were worried about.

We were worried.

That our that the name would be taken.

We were worried about that for a long time because we knew that there was disillusion with the CPUSA and there is no way to reconstitute the CPUSA without calling it the American Communist Party, right?

So we held out.

Yeah, opera.

Yup, top shot.

Operation Magma.

You know what?

Let me um let me find it.

Infrared.

It was Operation Magma, you're so right.

Where's Operation Magma?

No, Redanon was different.

Operation Magma was an entire stream I did talking about this.

So, I'm not saying that you have to be infrared to be an ACP.

I'm not saying that they're the same thing.

They're not.

I'm just saying it's a little ridiculous to try and make it seem like infrared is useless and not at all important for the party, given the origins of the party itself, okay?

Talent site clipped it.

Nice.

It was 10-21-22.

Wow.

Oh, that was Redinon.

So it was January of 2023.

Got it.

So

That was um very early on, all right?

There's no w it's so stupid.

I mean

Um

You can't you can't hate infrared and really like join the party.

It's kind of stupid.

It's really stupid, all right.

Maybe in a year or two that the the demographic and the the the nature of the party will change in such a way that that's possible, but but that at th at this stage it's really fucking stupid, all right?

It's really stupid.

I also want to talk about the difficulties of democratizing and you agree upon a statement in written word or in video form, right?

But live streaming cannot be democratized.

Live streaming is a medium that is impossible to democratize.

In the live streaming medium, at best you can set limitations and you can agree to those limits.

You can collectively agree to limitations.

You can collectively agree that we will not cross this line.

We will not say this.

We will not do that.

Sure.

But with the live streaming medium, you cannot democratize the messaging.

That is impossible.

Because that would require it to be scripted.

And it cannot be scripted.

Um

The live stream, it's a stream, it's a flux, it is constant.

There is no time.

To in to make any kind of um

Decision that is shared with others in real time.

There's no way to do that.

Um you can make agreements about

The the the the bounds of what you will say and do and so on and so on.

For example, institutions set rules all the time.

Twitch has a TOS.

Um kik has a TOS, YouTube has a TOS.

So live streamers can't do whatever they want.

They have to follow certain procedures and rules.

But there is no way to democratically decide the content.

There's no way to do it.

Um

And yet, it is so decisive, it is so absolutely decisive in the formation of communities online.

There is no

I'm going to tell you guys a secret that

Is very dangerous for me to reveal.

But I d I don't think I will be listened to.

You know what would be incredibly dangerous for us?

If Hassan Piker understood

The age we live in, and started turning his community into an army.

That would be really, really like

Game over type of shit for us.

Okay.

I mean, it wouldn't be game over, but it would be fucking really, really difficult.

Because Hassan is a millennial who has this idea that, oh, the real world is where the real armies are, he will never do that because of that millennial kind of self-ironic nonsense.

That he has.

But

Also, armies like this, you know, I remember me and Ezra used to talk about this.

Ezra's an infrared showrunner, if you don't know, brilliant guy.

When infrared first launched and we were taking up the major debates, it's so true though.

He was like, he's like, on the internet and online and social media, we are literally like Mongols.

He said, because we're a small, because the Mongols' military strategy.

Was a very strong, tight-knit band of warriors and nomads.

They the Mongols were not actually hugely numerous in the beginning.

They were almost always outnumbered, actually.

But they were so tight-knit and disciplined and unified that they were able to take on much bigger armies.

And that is also true for the army of the prophet from Arabia, right?

Um

Who were able to take on the Romans and the Persians and so on and so on.

And that is why these nomads throughout history had this ability to take on, you know, with small numbers, really conquer empires.

It's very possible.

And that same logic applies to the Bolsheviks and it also applies to the PLA.

And it's not for nothing that two things.

One, the Nazis would constantly compare Bolshevism to some kind of Asiatic horde, some kind of you know, uh Mongol rival of Hingis Khan.

And

The re and that's strange because the Bolsheviks were this small, tight-knit group of people, but it's because the um

The logic of the revolutionary founding of the dynastic cycle, beginning with this kind of

Um, nomadic army is there, right?

And a horde connotes huge, massive swaths of people.

But a horde begins from a small band.

That's what begins a horde.

The logic of a horde only really initiates with a small band.

A small band becomes a horde.

when it is basically able to outmaneuver the institutional conventions of large armies and governments and empires.

And the reason they get classified as a horde.

Is not necessarily because they're more numerous, but rather because of the inability to categorize the um

the um the combatants, who they are, where they're coming from, what their purpose is, what they're unified by.

It really just seems like a flux and an ocean.

Of people because when you desubjectivize people and de-individualize them on account of your inability to categorize them, because your conventions and your institutions cannot account for them, that is what introduces the logic of a horde.

That is when.

Social bodies become suspended in uh in a in a flux that melts them and and they become hordes and mobs and so on and so on.

And they become animated by this kind of principle of swarm dynamics and whatever, right?

Swarm intelligence.

So

We are a horde precisely because we are not being heard.

They don't want to hear us.

They don't want to talk to us and have a dialogue with us.

They don't want to listen to us.

You don't have to listen to us, but we're still going to be out here.

But we're out here and it bothers them.

So they attack us and we hit them back.

And it looks like a horde because it is a horde.

It literally is.

You know, they took away the option of dialogue and normal discussion.

That's what they did.

I didn't do that.

I had a discussion with Daniel Tutt.

You saw it, you saw on my YouTube.

Totally civil, totally normal, totally chill, right?

And look at, you know.

That was never off the table.

Civil discussion was never off the table.

Civil as discussion is never off the table anywhere, you know, even within the party.

But people will see a clip of me yelling at John and telling him to shove his psychology up his up his uh up his ass.

But what they won't see is the week and even weeks and hours and constant time expended to reason and have a civil discussion and and constantly be rejected and s and and um

And turned away.

And

I love the idiots still running their stupid fucking mouths saying that Haas was shutting down criticism from John.

John was not issuing criticism.

He was issuing his resignation.

I just didn't think he had the right to be fucking theatrical about it and waste our meetings time.

He wasn't interested in a struggle session against me or a discussion or whatever, because we already had that.

And everything he said in his resignation was already addressed.

So he was just restating what he had already said in his resignation.

And I had enough.

I was like, look, not only we heard this before, but you're disrupting party work and you already made up your fucking mind that you're resigning.

So go, you know?

And by the way, he was being duplicitous and dishonest about that intention to resign in the days leading up to it, where he said everything is fine and we're chill.

By the way, I want to be on record about something because I don't know if this is like not known to people.

You can leave the party if you want.

Holy shit, do I need to say that?

That you can leave?

You can just leave.

You can literally just leave.

Our Constitution

Doesn't force you to be a member.

You can actually just quit.

If you need to quit, quit.

You don't owe us an explanation either.

You can just do it.

If it's not known now, I'll tell everyone you can quit.

You know?

Um, and if you give good reasons, you're right.

You could even come back.

If you give like an excuse we find acceptable, you could come back later.

But you can definitely leave the party.

And if I need to, I don't really feel like I need to, but if I need to, yeah, if someone decides to just leave and that's it, no one has the right to attack them or pile on or talk bad about them.

Like, no, of course not.

I mean, it's okay to just leave.

It's not okay.

To be a fucking attention monger and

Libel and dox and attack on your fucking way out.

You will not have the right to do that.

You definitely earned the right to leave.

'Cause you'd be fucking kicked out anyway.

But you're also gonna face lawsuits.

You're also gonna face a response, a very, very aggressive response, not only from me, but from the entire community of people whose hard work you're shitting on and attacking.

So

You know, look, Brie left the party, and everyone was fine with that.

And I even said, Look, Brie is great, she just had her own reasons for leaving.

She was in her right to leave.

It's okay, don't bother her.

I mean, I didn't even feel like I needed to say that, but I did.

But that's not what put Brie in a conflict with everyone.

What put her in a conflict with everyone is she kept fucking attacking.

Like, okay, you want to talk shit?

You're going to get people talking shit about you.

I feel like that's really fair.

I don't feel like that's a cult.

I feel like that's really fucking fair.

You wanna fucking bother us?

Well, you're gonna be bothered.

The problem is that people expect you to roll over.

And when you roll over, you acquiesce to other powers, specifically the power of bourgeois institutions.

And that's what they're by the way, I want every single person listening to understand something very carefully, all right?

When they put on you the expectation to roll over, they're asking you to fucking roll over for the bourgeoisie.

I can confidently tell you that.

I can confidently tell you that all of these people are whores of the bourgeoisie, who get their money from the bourgeoisie, whose masters are the bourgeoisie.

That's where they get all of their livelihood.

They obey the bourgeoisie.

They never dare question the bourgeoisie.

And they fall in line for the bourgeoisie.

And when they're trying to police you and they're trying to fucking kick you down, they're doing so on behalf of their bourgeois sugar daddies.

And that's the truth, isn't it?

Isn't that the truth?

They want you to fall in line for their bourgeois paymasters.

In their academia, in their NGOs, in their little institutions, wherever the fuck they are.

They want you to fall in line because you guys are mainly workers.

And you've committed the fucking crime of articulating an outlook and articulating a position that is based in the independence of your class.

Your class.

Your voice.

Your movement.

And they are trying to beat you into submission.

to the class of the bourgeoisie.

Tell me I'm fucking wrong.

Ev all of this ultimately comes down to all of it all of it comes down to they're trying to get you back in line with the hegemony and with bourgeois civil society.

And if you roll over and take it, they're gonna kill your voice.

They're gonna kill your proletarian voice.

And mute you.

And that's their goal.

It's very simple.

It's very, very simple.

They're trying to kill your ability to have a voice and have a say.

So when you roll over to all their attacks, when you accept their libel and defamation, when you accept their slander, you are accepting the dominance of the bourgeoisie.

Understand this is a class war.

In so many words, Amila with the ten.

Understand, this is class warfare.

I am not myself from the proletarian class and never claimed to be, right?

but I am articulating a position that is only possible if it has the faith and the confidence of the proletarian masses.

There is no way anything I communicate could ever possibly have any substance

Or any viability or significance, if not for the fact that it is taken up by the working classes.

My message cannot be received in the institutions of the bourgeoisie.

It has no ability.

It has no ability to carry favor with the hegemonic institutions.

There's no fucking way.

There's no fucking way.

You know?

And it's crazy because in history, cadres of a Communist Party were very, very rarely themselves.

proletarians on a personal level.

It was always incredibly rare.

They were they were always renegades of the bourgeois intelligentsia.

They came from professional backgrounds and they came from

Upper class backgrounds.

And they fully, fully betrayed their class and fully went down to the people and fully decided to submit themselves to the discipline of the principle of collectivism, which is square one of...

See, the proletarian class position when it comes to politics and organization is not primarily defined by the economic relation to production.

The economic relationship to production is the basis, it's the foundation of proletarian politics.

Absolutely.

But proletarian class politics is based on a completely different principle of political organization versus the bourgeoisie.

The principle of organization for the bourgeoisie, the capitalist class, is based on the principle of individualism.

And in the principle of individualism, it's an open society, meaning, you know, everything goes to the highest bidder, literally.

That's it.

Who you have the most fucking money, you get to define what politics is.

You get to bribe the politicians.

And all this is done under the disguise of individual free conscience and individuals just doing whatever they want, right?

But the proletarian organizational principle is actually based on the principle of collective discipline.

Proceduralism, formal uh formal proceduralism, yes, but the principle of collective discipline.

In the bourgeois philosophy, individuals are free to do whatever they want.

The proletarian philosophy, so to speak, practically, spontaneously, even in the stages of trade union consciousness, says no, you don't have the fucking right to go to work when there's a strike.

If we're doing a strike and you go to work, you are going to get your ass beat.

That's just what they have done in history.

They've beaten up scabs and they've attacked scabs.

But scabs are just exercising their individual liberty, right?

Well, that's the bourgeois principle.

You see?

of association, not the proletarian one.

So the reason that communist cadre can come from Boo I do not come from a proletarian background.

I need to strongly reiterate that.

The reason Communist cadre have the ability

To not have to economically directly come from proletarian backgrounds.

is because they can submit to the proletarian political principle of collectivism by actually engaging in collective discipline.

So if you're a lawyer, if you're a professional, Virginia, I appreciate you.

If you're a lawyer and you're a professional, you can be that, or you can come from that background.

And the way you submit to the proletarian uh principle

And the way that you adopt proletarian consciousness is not even by quitting your job and becoming a blue collar worker.

No.

It's by actually submitting to proletarian collective collectivism, right?

Collective discipline.

The Communist Party

is about asserting the supremacy of proletarian consciousness, regardless of the class background of individuals.

Your individual class background matters less than the collective organizational principle that you are acquiescing to.

Bourgeois institutions cultivate

Organizational principles that are based in the bourgeoisie, namely individualism, right?

That is not so for

Proletarian forms of organization.

Now the question could be raised, well what separates it from a cult then?

What are cults?

I mean 'cause grassroots organizations can form from scratch, from the bottom, that are cults, right?

Well, unfortunately.

Cults have a very long history in America, and

I hate to say this, but.

Cults are an example of cults were the utopian socialist experiments and the various.

Utopian um

Religious communities that existed.

in America throughout history.

Cults are just an elaboration of that in a new age, the information age principally, after the um sixties or whatever.

But um cults can be absorbed into the hegemony, like Scientology, I guess.

Or they could not and they could remain below.

But they are definitely

Um

Definitely reactionary.

Um and they are definitely

They are they are counter hegemonic in a sense, but not effectively counter hegemonic.

They are just reactionary.

Reactionary in the Marxist sense, not the um

progressivist sense.

So in the Marxist sense, reactionary means like um a kind of false consciousness, a kind of false uh confusion

that results from proletarian or lumpenized or declassed consciousness being unable to mature into proletarian consciousness.

So it's a s it's the consciousness of spontaneous discontent and disillusion, but it's unable to actually be articulated in a scientific proletarian way, and it becomes reactionary.

That's what it is basically.

Um

Oh, alright, thank you for the five.

Wouldn't it be true for the MAGA movement then?

Um, no, because the MAGA movement wasn't a party.

The MAGA see that's what's so fascinating.

The it no, actually, the MAGA movement.

Is was um

very much based in social media and was very much a collective acknowledgment of this new era of American politics that was cy based in a cybernetic collective principle, right?

new principles of popular sovereignty.

But MAGA did not become a cult because it did not actually um turn into a fully fledged organization.

MAGA was not an organization, it was a movement.

An organization

Requ requires um

You know, very real distinct protocols of association that are premeditated.

So, what is the line between, for example, decentralized, distinct sociological socio-cultural trends?

For example, if you guys are grew up in the 90s, which I did not, you probably know about something called subcultures, right?

JB subcultures.

There were emo, goth, I don't know, um.

Hip-hop, there are all kinds of different subcultures.

And these were distinct social phenomena, cultural phenomena, but they were not distinct forms of organization.

Organization has to be premeditated, right?

Organization has to obey a principle, right?

Organization has to be based upon something intentional, something formal, right?

Is a gang an organization?

If a gang has rituals of initiation, then it is an organization.

If it has protocols of communication that are enforced, it's an organization.

But for example, is a family an organization?

Families have implicit cultural protocols of of communication.

I mean, you're not supposed to leak what your parents say to the public, although some stupid people do that, who are scumbags, by the way.

Um

But a family is not not necessarily an organization.

in the conventional or cli or a you know, usual sense of the word.

But organization is the tool of the proletariat.

It is the one weapon.

The proletariat has.

It's the the one weapon the proletariat has is organization, that's really its only weapon.

This is true for trade union consciousness, by the way.

Can have cult of personality only become a true cult when it is formalized?

Um, I think so, yes.

If I came out and said I was literally God, or I was literally a prophet, like getting visions directly from God, and that like I'm um if I said I'm like the second coming of Jesus or something extraordinary that

that binds you all to the belief that I am actually like

Like

On a supernatural level, like distinct from an everyday ordinary human being, right?

If I came out and said that and did that, then yes, this would become a cult.

Like, absolutely.

Assuming you guys would believe that, but I kinda feel like you would make fun of me if I said that.

You would scratch your heads and be like, what the fuck?

I'd hope you would, at least.

Right?

Um, if I started saying, no, I know for a fact that if I literally started talking crazy stuff, that I'm literally like the reincarnation of you guys would at least have questions.

I know that for a fact.

You'd be like, yo, listen, like, how the fuck does that work?

Can you explain?

And then I would explain it, and then you'd be like, all right, I'm dipping out.

This is crazy.

Right?

Yeah, you'd probably think I'm joking, right?

Um, but that would be the type of thing you would see in a cult.

All right.

In an occult, there would be some kind of like um

Binding principle where it's like, oh, you know, you're gonna go to hell if you don't follow this guy.

I think a lot of you do believe that I am an extraordinary person.

But that belief is based in

Your own judgment and appraisal of things that I have done.

Um I have made compelling arguments.

I have made I have presented um theories in compelling and persuasive ways.

I have

Communicated things that you guys find to be interesting and intelligent and whatever.

I have performed very well in debates.

um destroying opponents and so on.

But nobody is here telling you that I am literally like the second coming of Jesus.

And that, you know.

something like that.

I mean, no, I at the end of the day,

By the way, just to be a little self-aware.

To be a little self-aware, all right.

Why was it me that did this and no one else?

Like, let's ask that question.

Like, why me?

Why was I the one to start this resurrection of communism online or whatever, Marxism, Leninism, and no one else?

It's not because I am chosen.

It's not because there's something special about me.

It's actually just a matter of probability when you think about it.

So

All that is necessary is something like that has to be possible.

That's all that necessary.

If it's possible, there is bound to at least be one person that slips through the cracks, and when they slip through the cracks and when that happens,

A an attribute of a given um

of a given thing is revealed in a new way.

So I'll give you an example of ants, okay?

You have ants that are exactly identical in uniform, right?

But we don't have complete information about their environment.

Okay?

So the ants are going through a narrow corridor, right?

But there are holes, small um openings in the corridor.

And there's only a very small probability that an ant will get through, right?

So

Um

We assume that this corridor is sealed tight.

So the ants are moving in a straight line, right?

All of them.

All it takes is one ant, just one, to to um

To get through an opening, right?

And this doesn't ha and the ant does not

Physically remarkable.

It's not um it's not special in any kind of way.

It doesn't have special genes.

It was just at the right place in the right time, right?

But the important thing is not that ant.

That's not the important thing.

Please, guys, follow what I'm saying here.

The important thing was not that ant.

The important thing is that it was proven that there is an opening in this corridor.

Now, other ants can go.

That's what something got proven about the environment, not the ants.

We know the ants.

We're all ants.

That's fine.

But we don't have full knowledge.

There's some ants that were sitting there.

They're saying there's no openings.

It's just a tight, sealed corridor, and you're only able to ever go in one line, right?

If one ant accidentally, due to reasons that have nothing to do with anything special about it, but due to the nature of the environment itself, disproves that, that ant faces a choice.

Do I s say what that fucker says and and lie to everyone, or do I keep going this wayward path and have other people follow me?

And that's how I feel like about myself, you know?

And you may not believe me and think I'm being falsely humble and I'm it's a false humility, but it's genuinely what I believe.

I genuinely think it's a matter of probability.

And I'm not saying you're ants, I'm saying we're all in this analogy ants, all of us, and we're all the same.

Now, obviously, we're all different and we have distinct levels of temperament and skill and ability and whatever.

I get that.

But

I do think that this movement of ours does represent something historically extraordinary.

And I am rationally communicating to you how it is possible that individuals could give expression or lead or be the face of historically extraordinary things.

It's not necessarily because they are.

I should have used an example with gorillas because I don't want a fucking ant meme, but I feel like it's going to get imprinted in your head, right?

Ant man.

I should have used gorilla.

Oh, yeah, I love.

Forget ants, it's gorillas now, all right?

Imagine there is a troop of.

Thousands of gorillas in the forest.

Due to the nature of probability.

The reason ants work better for probability is that they're very like mechanical and whatever.

But imagine there's gorillas moving through a forest, but only because of the nature of probability, due to the dialectic between the gorillas and their environment, and not because of exceptional and unique characteristics of the gorillas.

Again, just assume all the gorillas are exactly the same physically.

There's no difference between them physically.

But in order to have full knowledge of what a gorilla is, you have to also have knowledge of what they are capable of doing.

And what they're capable of doing is also in part conditioned by their environment, right?

So thousands of gorillas are in a forest, okay?

And due to laws of probability, one gorilla is bound to leave the forest and see the savannah, right?

Whatever.

Um

Just because of probability.

Like eventually one is going to break through.

Like just because of probability, right?

The problem is that you don't know that until it happens.

Before it happens, you think the only place gorillas can be is in the forest.

So when laws of probability kick in due to

You know, maybe even changes in the environment.

That's an because we're talking about changes in history here.

It's the rise of social media, all this kind of shit.

Um

One gorilla is bound to leave that fucking forest.

And by doing that, the gorilla is revealing something about the nature of the movement of gorillas.

That this is an attribute of that movement that you didn't know before, that you didn't think it was possible, but it is.

And the thing that I have done that was before regarded as impossible, but now is possible.

is aggressively promote and viably defend Marxism-Leninism in the age of multipolarity and the post-COVID world.

I took to this new form of communication called social media and I

I presented Marxism-Leninism in a viable way.

that reconciled and

integrated and um

Basically, um, how do I put it?

Did proper justice in this medium to this lost history of Marxism, this lost revolutionary history of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, Mao.

Another thing that I did was I connected that history with the entire history of mankind and with the history of mankind's religions.

I didn't do this alone, by the way.

Um but I really uh did was the first I think in my humble opinion

To basically um

Well, no.

Not me, but the Infrared Collective, to be clear.

That's another reason it's so stupid to call this a cult.

Because Infrared is a collective and technically the showrunners formally have the ability to exercise decisions.

Um

The trust and the faith in me.

comes from the results that I give.

If I stopped giving those results, I would not expect everyone to continue following me.

For example, if I kept on farting and losing debates, just if I started a a long trail of just losing debates and acting pathetic,

I don't think this community would last.

Yeah, I think I have to win, all right, continuously.

Um

You know.

So performance is important.

But in a cult, if you are literally Jesus, you can lose, you can win, you can fart, you can shit, you can piss.

But you're still Jesus.

And therefore, everyone needs to follow you because.

You know, they will otherwise they're gonna burn in hell or they're they're gonna their their their their um head will explode or something, right?

So

You know

I

I've taken up a lot of time to explain to you.

Maybe this is the wrong time to have this conversation, honestly, because we are headed for a week of slander, and you guys need to focus on preparing for that, frankly.

If you want to fucking think it's a cult, think whatever the fuck you want, it is, alright?

But you gotta fucking prepare for that.

Absolutely.

You absolutely have to.

Prepare for that.

Yeah.

Uh remember what I told you?

If you have to make alts, I I think you should make those alts and get ready them to them with them now.

And we are going to be facing a wave of misinformation this week.

Straus Danny, I appreciate you.

And guys, the reason we need infrared to be at the Vanguard is because they're doing this because it's our recruitment drive was planned for this week.

So we you guys need a be

At the Vanguard, controlling the discourse and the narratives.

Because we are going to have to fight this war for as long as we can so that we can clear the way for our party's work.

This is how the dynamic is probably going to work.

When it comes to going to war, infrared will lead the charge.

We clear the garbage away.

Our party can continue with the work.

The party can continue promoting itself, continue with recruitment drive, continue with growing and building and building its standing, right?

And building its reputation and its image.

Um, but I'm talking to you, every single one of you.

You are in the army right now, you're lined up, you're lined up.

And we're about to head into battle to morrow or Tuesday.

And you all need to be on your fucking toes.

You need to be on your toes, you need to be ready.

ACP is very wholesome oftentimes, but we need to wage a very aggressive war online to defend our party and our party.

itself cannot do that because our party is not a social media um organization.

It's a real organization.

So we are for ACP what we always wanted to be for CPUSA.

We are the online shock troops for our party.

who also are not formally enumerated within the party.

Because the party is is more fundamental than the Internet.

You understand?

The party is about real practice.

But you can't but it's not going to be able to communicate its real practice unless the shock troops online do the work that's necessary

to control the discourse and the narrative and fight disinformation and misinformation.

We have two prongs of this battle.

The first prong is you guys infrared, okay?

The second prong is legal.

The legal prong is going to be very fundamental, all right, but we need both, because the court cases that we're about to initiate, the litigation we're about to enter into, is going to take years.

It's going to be years of litigation, potentially.

Danny's case, I mean, it's kind of that's that's I'm sorry, but that's a really easy case to just win automatically.

That's not going to take very long.

But some of these cases, there's going to be very long, protracted

Months and and years of discovery and whatever, and it's gonna be dragged through court.

But we're gonna do it.

But in the meantime, we are living in hypermodernity.

Hypermodernity, okay?

Where everything is now, now, now, now, now, and you guys have to be there controlling the now narratives, controlling them, okay?

You need to absolutely.

Ready.

Yourselves for this week.

We are about to go to war.

Okay, this week.

It's going to be a war.

Um, legal will watch the skies.

You guys got to watch the neighborhood.

All right.

You have to exercise.

Very vigilant media scrutiny and enforce it, okay?

When it comes to fabrications, when it comes to outlandish, I can promise you guys something.

I can promise you guys something.

We are not guilty.

None of us are guilty of crimes.

So if we are being accused of crimes, I'm telling you they're lies no matter what you see.

They're lies.

Okay?

Telling you infrared that, right?

Um

If we are going to be accused of crimes, it's a lie, because none of us have committed crimes.

I don't know what to expect due to that fact, but it will be something fabricated.

Um

Now, if it's if it's anything to the nature of like um

A joke or something like that.

I don't even know.

I don't, I don't, I don't actually know what it could be.

Just know that when it comes to bad words and when it when it comes to politically incorrect jokes, both of those two individuals are just as much guilty, and we have proof of it.

Okay, they themselves partook in the same uh same, you know, um.

politically incorrect culture, so to speak.

Absolutely they did.

Both of them, by the way.

Don't worry about uh wreckers in the party.

Our party is a fortress and um

We are not scared.

Of anyone who hides in the shadows, or not.

Because in the light of day our party is a fortress.

No matter what you do in the shadows, you're not going to surmount our fortress.

It's that simple.

No matter what you're doing in the shadows, this fortress is under the sun, under the blue sky.

And it will stand.

You can whisper and do whatever you want.

It won't change that fact, no matter what you try to do in the shadows, no matter what.

Everyone should know.

Everyone should know.

Something very simple.

Okay, all I have done throughout this entire ordeal is one thing: defend the integrity of our Constitution.

Defend the constitution of our party.

Defend its rules, its procedures, its laws.

That's all that's been going on.

All of the anti-party records.

What they all have in common is that they believe the Constitution

Does not matter.

They believe the Constitution is illegitimate.

That's what they all have in common.

They've all subjectively, by the way, come to the agreement that the Constitution is illegitimate.

Now, the plotters and the wreckers, I'm very interested.

Because in their little wrecking cells,

Or sell, I should say,

Did they if it exists by uh hypothetically?

Did they agree to a constitution of the constitution of the ACP records, the constitution of the ACP records who swowed to destroy the party?

Do you have a constitution?

If there's no constitution, how do individuals operate in a collective way without stepping on each other's toes, without having clearly defined protocols?

That's why they never last.

Because they can't make binding agreements, they can't make pledges, they can't make vows, and their word means nothing.

That's why.

You don't have to think our Constitution is perfect.

To remain faithful to it.

You just have to believe the principle of collective organization is important over your subjective feelings.

And if you reject our principle of collective organization, leave.

You don't have a right because you decided in your fucking head to wreck our party because you don't think our Constitution matters.

You don't have that fucking right.

You have the right to leave.

Our party is the Constitution.

That's what it is.

You want to leave, then go.

But if you don't think the Constitution matters, you have no business being here.

Because who the fuck are you in your stupid head to say the Constitution doesn't matter because you feel that way personally?

What gives you the fucking right to break ranks

And still be inside the organization, for example.

Right?

When hundreds of people ratified that constitution with their vote.

Your feelings are more important, weigh heavier.

Then everyone else

Who has pledged themselves and made a vow and ma took an oath?

It's not about who's right or wrong.

It's about the principle of individualism versus the principle of collectivism.

And it's that simple.

You don't have you can have an elaborate, persuasive argument about why the Constitution is so flawed.

Be sure to bring that up in the discussions in the lead up to the National Congress, where you will have the right to propose amendments to the Constitution.

But what you're going to have to do is convince other people that you are correct.

You have to do that.

And you will be given the opportunity to do that.

And if you fail, you fail.

And if you succeed, you succeed.

But if you fail to get your way, you don't have the right to say, this is a cult.

Nobody's listening to me because it's a cult of Haas.

Well, that means nothing formally.

That's just some shit in your own head.

Okay?

You you anything you you have subjectively and individually, I'm not saying it's meaningless.

I'm saying you need to test it.

You need to test it by submitting it to a per a collective principle.

And only when you can test it by seeing if if others see it the way you do.

Only and then after that, if it yields the results, remember that, right, that you thought it would.

Only then.

Only then.

Have you proven that it it's something more than just some shit in your own head?

Okay?

For example, a lot of a lot of our Constitution came from the head of myself and the rest of the executive board.

Holy fuck, did we get raided?

Right?

A lot of it did.

We got like a a a spike.

Double the viewers, I don't know what the fuck happened.

Did we get raided?

Um right?

But um

No, it jumped to twice.

It's like nine hundred now.

Yeah.

Um anyway

Or we're being botted, I don't know.

It's either we're being botted or we're being raided.

Or a big streamer is watching us.

I don't fucking know.

Or we're on the front page.

Maybe that's what's going on.

In any case,

Kind of fucking weird 'cause we're about to wrap up soon.

Are we on the front page?

What's going on?

So oh, we're on the front page.

Okay, I got it.

Well, thank you for whoever put me on the front page.

Appreciate that.

Appreciate that a lot.

Uh anyway, um

So in any case, um

That's what it comes down to.

It comes down to an individual principle versus a collective principle.

Okay?

Um

We got some crazy

Follower names

That's yeah.

Um anyway.

Um, you can't control who follows you, you know, you can't control it.

Nothing you can do about who clicks the follow button.

Oh, and they got banned right away.

Good.

Um, yeah, anyway.

Ah, what was I saying?

The principle of collective organization versus individual.

Ah, yeah, the Constitution.

A lot of that came from our heads, you know.

A lot of it came from my head, okay?

Straight up.

O R, what's up?

Now

The only thing that's gonna the first thing that had to be proven was that it had to be ratified.

Okay, you guys had to find it acceptable enough, which you did.

But the second thing that needs to be proven is that it yields results and expectations and goals that we set.

And

If we if we end up not reaching the goals that we set,

And commit to, then an open conversation begins, like what went wrong.

And you know, that's the opportunity, maybe, to say, maybe this is the wrong thing in the Constitution.

It needs to change so that practically we could operate better or we could meet our goals better, right?

So that's a it's a perfect example of how

Basically, um

A collective that's how you can prove an individual position.

Uh, is more than just something subjective.

You have to test it in reality through organization.

Okay, two things: there's two tests that a subjective viewpoint within a party has to go through to be more than subjective.

One, you have to prove that it represents the will of a majority.

Okay, then it's no longer just you, but it's something other people see and share.

But the majority can be wrong.

So,

If there is a practical shortcoming, if it's not proven in practice, okay, then everyone can see that clearly.

And if we assume people are logical, the discourse of hey, something's going wrong, we need to change course, gets more powerful, okay?

And maybe we were all delusional.

I'll give you an example of that outside of a party, but applied to a country, right?

Everyone believed in the hegemonic ideology of neoliberalism and neoliberal democracy, and they believed in the system as long as it was yielding results.

Okay, 2008 happens, the market crash, 2008, right?

The Great Recession.

Okay.

Something is not working anymore.

Something has happened.

So it's right after 2008 that counter-hegemonic narratives and discourses started to become very potent and powerful.

And they started to have weight to them.

Because hold on, things are not going as we expected.

As you told us they would.

Something is wrong and something needs to change.

Okay, Obama's whole campaign, it was called change, change, hope, whatever.

You remember those posters?

So 2016, it was similar.

Obama was selling everyone this delusion that America was fine, everything's going fine.

But everyone could see with their own eyes that in practice things were not fine, right?

So discursively, especially on social media, coupled with the rise of social media, as a matter of fact, people were able to communicate the truth of what they were starting to see on the ground and experience.

Versus what the media was telling them.

And that gained discursive weight.

So practice is the ultimate criterion of truth.

This is how we distinguish ourselves

From Subjectivists, okay?

Practice is the ultimate criterion of truth.

Not necessarily democracy.

Majorities can be wrong and they awaken to that fact.

For example, the majority of America believed George W.

Bush when he said Iraq has weapons of mass destruction.

But then the majority was proven wrong and they saw that.

Okay?

So individuals can be wrong and majorities can be wrong.

The ultimate criterion of truth is practice.

Whether things are getting done in reality, outside of not only an individual's head, but

But outside of the mind in general, outside of uh fantasy in general, the fantasy can be shared with others, the fantasy can only exist in one guy's head.

But the first form of discipline of an individual's delusions is testing it against other people, right?

Seeing if other people can see it how you see it.

If they can't, it's just you.

You understand?

That's the first step.

So in a party, that's why you have to obey the majority.

That's why you have to acquiesce to the rules.

Because who the fuck are you to enforce a binding principle or binding action or decision on others just because you're convinced that it's correct?

You can be as convinced as you want to be.

You can believe as much as you want that you're correct.

But you have no right to enforce that as a binding principle.

Jay Summit, I appreciate you.

You have no right to enforce that as a binding principle upon others, right?

Just because you feel a certain way.

Now, the leadership of a party is a little bit of a different story.

They have more power to make decisions without having to

Without having to submit it to a vote.

Even the executive branch of the US government has this with executive orders, right?

And

In that capacity, leadership is accountable to two bodies.

One is the Central Committee.

And two is the National Congress.

Okay?

To these two bodies, the leadership is accountable.

Appreciate you, comrade.

I appreciate you, man.

To these two bodies, the leadership is accountable.

All right?

Um

So, if they and in what capacity are they accountable?

If they make a decision.

And it doesn't yield the results that were promised or expected or foreseen, they have to explain themselves.

They have to issue reports.

Those explanations can be persuasive, they can be non-persuasive.

See, that's how it works in our party.

That's how it works in.

A real party in general, you know.

It operates according to principles.

Of collective discipline and proletarian discipline.

So, um, this is how it works, okay?

You don't have to like me, you don't even have to like infrared.

But you do have to follow the fucking rules, you know?

And um

As chairman of the party, my job is to enforce those rules.

Now, again, guys, when you wake up tomorrow or Tuesday, there's going to be some shit.

No one knows what it's going to be.

In all likelihood it will one hundred percent be something made up from scratch without any grain of truth.

Because in terms of real things, the only th there there's nothing criminal, okay?

So, brace for impact and get ready.

Get a good rest, sleep.

And be on the lookout over the next week because we are at war right now.

This is why I did the stream most of all.

We are now at war.

Okay?

We're gonna be facing the heat, and we're at war.

You guys need to activate.

You need to be in overdrive.

Okay.

And

You need to focus on that.

Because unless

If we neglect that, our party work will be obstructed.

So the shock troops, the guerrilla shock troops, need to clear the way so that our party work can resume as normal.

Okay?

And it's that simple.

Everyone should be making alts right now.

Um

And prepare.

And prepare to boost each other and whatever if you're getting blocked on your mains.

And um

You have to make alts.

Why?

Because if they're blocking you on your main accounts, you need to make alts.

Okay?

Alts are like ants.

Ant alts.

Make as many as you need, all right?

I don't know if the ant meme is good.

Maybe.

Psychologically I have to think about it.

It is kind of like nefarious.

It is kind of intimidating.

But

You know what would be really intimidating?

An AI fusion of a gorilla and an ant, 'cause that will just confu that's like that's like a gorilla, a twisted dark gorilla.

Like that's a monstrosity in a laboratory.

That's fucked up.

I I dunno I'm not encouraging that, right?

Like an insectoid gorilla with like really scary I don't know.

Guys, let's keep the theming.

Guerrillas and Sons.

We're not ants, alright?

Guerrillas and Sons.

Let them know who we are.

Gorillas and Sons.

The ant shit.

It is scary, but it does confuse outsiders 'cause the outsiders will see it and be like, What community is this?

They won't know how to identify us.

Our sign is the gorilla and sun, you know, is infrared.

You know, that's what makes us identifiable.

So keep that in mind.

Keep that in mind.

But uh, look, a lot of people see you guys and they're scared shitless because they say this is a cult, we're fucking scared.

When they see how how organized you are online and how how how fucking aggressive you are in terms of you f you're you're in line and you're you're on code.

This week y'all have to fucking d be that by ten times.

You need to be that fucking by one ten w one hundred times more.

Fucking uniform, Spartan like, disciplined.

Cause we are going to fuckin' war.

Let me see the Operation Magma stream.

Tara and you're in your party.

Party of USA officially denounced infrared as chauvinistic, sexist, transphobic, misogynistic, racist, and everything under the sun.

I remember the Ottoman hat I used to wear.

It was actually quite a nice thing I did.

That was really cool.

Should I go back to that?

I don't know.

I love that hat so much.

I don't know how to bring it back.

You know, there is a hat I'd like to bring to modernize and bring in style.

Let me show it to you.

What is it called?

Cause I kind of wore a hat that looked like this, and it's a hat.

That we should bring back in style.

Is this Shah Masood?

Is this him?

I don't know who the fuck Yeah, this is Masood.

Well, forget the guy I'm just talking about.

Okay, I don't know who this is.

This is a guy at Walmart.

He's not doing a good job.

Alright, I'll show you the hat.

I'm not endorsing the pe the person, I'm just showing you the hat.

This hat, if we could bring this back in style, I would like that.

I would like to wear this hat.

I had the black one, kind of, and it's really nice, a nice hat.

And we should when we're in the Rocky Mountains in 2056 or whatever.

It's a nice hat, you know.

I like this style.

Let me see another angle.

This is a cool hat.

You know, that it's an Afghan hat.

Afghan hat.

Cool hat, I like it, let's take that and modernize it.

Damned us, and we had no we had no right to a trial.

So let's uh go back to our stream though, Operation Magma, which has laid the foundations of ACP as we know it.

They lied about us.

I know after quarantine a lot of people are lonely.

And this could be a good opportunity.

And then, and also, each club should find ways.

Another thing is the finances, I don't really think.

are gonna operate like a normal party.

Like

You know, oh, ideally, this is January 2023, two years ago.

It's in your community.

Find a group of people.

We literally laid out the plan out in the open.

Nobody fucking caught it because no one takes us seriously.

Oh boy.

Oh boy, had only they taken us seriously two years ago.

Start this club.

Find innovative ways of making money.

And you can just build from there.

You can build your own fucking fiefdom, right?

Will there be attacks?

I don't know.

Probably not, right?

Eventually, maybe in the CPUSA.

This is just a good way to network, right?

It's just a good way to network.

Operation Magma was about forming shadow clubs.

Which would eventually we expected be integrated to take over CPUSA.

But then at the end, I I say but if we if that if the CPUSA ends up

Um, doing a coup or something, uh, the National Congress, then what we're gonna do is just reconstitute it and call it the ACP.

Like taking a grain of truth from a real story of the confrontation with Martin Etzinger that was already possible.

We're just banning that nonsense.

So, yeah.

This is what I've I you know yesterday

Didn't stream 'cause I've been kinda

Just what is so s Now look how crazy this is.

Everyone oh, you're a streamer, you're a LARPer.

Two years ago, a a random streamer, internet YouTube streamer, had this idea.

And two fucking years la or less than two years later, the whole world is talking about ACP, ACP, ACP.

So keep telling me the internet's not fucking real.

Keep telling me it's not real.

What's significant about Maoism in this regard?

That's what MAGA was.

Have either gotten kicked out of the CPUSA or for some reason cannot join the CPUSA because of geography or

Anything else, and it's going to basically allow

People to, in a decentralized way, and in an age befitting of the information age.

Broadcast their experiences.

and their renown onto the internet.

Wow, that was the dream.

So, for example, if a club of this organization, and I'm not even going to share with you the name yet.

You know, I knew the name, it was ACP.

Successful in doing some community outreach in their local community, that's going to be uploaded to the network.

And it's going to be like a blockchain technology where what feds or people who commit erroneous mistakes are not going to be verified.

So, now listen, it's not like some streamer just says this and it became real, all right.

There was a group of extremely dedicated gorillas.

Extremely dedicated.

Okay?

Darg, when I said blockchain.

It's people like Darg that made that reel, alright?

When I had that just that f idea for the p who made the logo, I don't want to misattribute because I don't want anyone to get upset, but wasn't it Panther?

I don't know.

Talon, you know, so many people were here, were in this, in secret, working in secret on this.

It's gonna be oh no, it wasn't him.

Who was it?

Who made the logo?

Both centralized on the internet, but decentralized in real life.

And as far as where infiltrating we had a bunch of logo iterations, the blue cube guy.

Really?

Yeah, it was him, wasn't it?

You know what?

Shout out Bacilities.

I think I took some swipes at his.

His his, um, some of his stuff before on stream, and that makes me feel bad because facilities made our logo.

You guys should know that.

He deserves credit for that.

He deserves recognition for it.

He made our logo.

Our beautiful logo that you see, he made that.

Traders

Are concerned.

I see, I didn't know that.

I didn't even know that.

Um, they're at because everyone had different names, I think, or in the in the chat we were in.

Guy who made the font is gone too.

Wow.

All actions taken in the name of this organization have to be either verified or rejected online by the central whatever.

But guys, I said all of this, alright?

Which, of course, I'm going to be in.

I'm going to be overseeing that, right?

So it's going to be a system that rewards success and punishes either failure or record shit, basically.

It's not going to be a centralized political.

It's not going to be a centralized community where I'm going to have a compound and you're all going to live with me or something.

And we're not going to be doing like retreats or anything like that.

I will say the one thing that changed, I guess, is that we don't do retreats, but we do do real-life events.

You know, I guess I don't know if that was foreseen.

It's the internet's gonna play an extremely prominent role as far as the organization is concerned.

So, guys, this is why I get frustrated when dip shits.

who claim to be speaking uh you know on behalf of the interests of the party will be like, oh, you know, this internet stuff doesn't is is is uh is the problem.

And it's like but this was literally the the vision behind the whole fucking the idea of this reconstitution of the party was here and the internet was supposed to always play a fundamental role.

You know?

But it's gonna be a network.

Talking about a carnival back then.

Yes, we always planned on throwing a carnival.

And that was from Logo's inspiration, inspired by Logo's idea.

We just don't have the resources to do that right now.

I can tell you guys this, if our part if if we're not in a civil war

In one year or two years, we might actually have the resources to start throwing carnivals.

I'm just saying.

Like, once our party really gets up and running, we're united by nodes that are going to be local and.

Um, there's a special emphasis that will be played.

Carnivals for local communities, by the way, not even just for us, they'll be organized for the communities on the Midwest, where the CPUSA is probably the weakest, right?

The CPUSA is big in New York, mainly just New York.

We pretty much, the goal is to pretty much build up communist hegemony in the Midwest.

And our success, because of the nature of hyper-modernity, people don't remember.

They don't remember.

You know, Haas is this horrible, terrible guy.

But this but

Infrared is the problem, but it's like

Couldn't you see that this shit was laid out years ago?

I guess some people didn't know what they were walking into.

I mean, apparently John was an infrared guy, but he didn't know that this was always the move that we were talking about.

You know, did did people think that um the party was Joe Sims' idea?

I don't understand.

Yes Like fuck.

From the beginning, you know.

Guys, always remember the law of hypermodern modernity.

What's not put front and center will be forgotten and doesn't exist.

You always you need to put front and center what you want to exist and what you want to be remembered, or else it will be forgotten.

Anyway guys, uh get some good rest.

And get ready for war.

Get rest.

Rest well.

War is coming.