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Comrade Kin, thank you so much for the 10 subs.

I think I fixed it.

I think I did.

I think I fixed it.

I uh had to

Do something with Streamlabs.

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Comrade Kid, thank you for helping that, saving the stream.

I I fucking and then they broke up the VODs, so now everyone's gonna have to watch separate, you know, let's Right, I'm just like not in a good fucking mood today at all.

I'm really not.

And this, you know, this is uh this is crazy.

I was in the middle of an extremely interesting discussion about brain rot and talking about brain rot and signifiers and symptoms, and it got all fucked up because it's all rigged against me, it's all fucking rigged, it's all bullshit, it's o every fucking time I have an interesting anything, any stream going, they just fuck fuck it up, right?

And um, you know, what can you expect?

We're not living in a free country, we're living in a fucking bullshit dictatorship where they just fucking suppress the shit out of anyone who they don't like, right?

And you guys see it, you see it, you see how everyone's all engaging, it's great, and they all fuck it up every fucking time they do it.

They kill the fucking vibe, right?

Who's doing this?

Who's every time I cook, they do this?

Who the fuck is doing this, right?

It's incredible, it's really incredible, it's really really incredible, right?

And okay, so so look, I'm gonna f finish the third thing that I was saying.

And uh brain rot is is uh is a you know, it's it's the revival of authentic human communication, human communication, right?

And it it can't be uh fed into AI.

I mean it can, it can, AI can try, but AI will never ever ever make a brain rot meme go viral, 'cause AI will never understand it will never understand the vibe.

AI does absolutely.

Recycle brain rot and generate garbage and trash and trash heaps, and it's like huge volumes of it, but it's it never actually captures the hearts and minds of the masses.

It takes care, it takes a specific level of human communication to actually get a good brain rot meme viral and trending, right?

AI can't ever replicate that ever.

And that is where humanity that's an example of how it'll never replace humanity.

Only human beings can create brain rot, only human beings can have authentic representations and expressions of signifiers.

Only human beings are capable of.

AI will never have that fucking ability, right?

And brain rot is the last stand of the resistance, all right?

Literally, Lida.

And what's that one with the fish?

I love the one with the fish.

I love that one with all the fish.

It's great.

That is the last stand of humanity.

That's the Terminator salvation.

Okay, we are the resistance and we're resisting Skynet.

That's what's going on, right?

By the way, the one with the fish is the best one.

I mean, I don't even, that's such a, it's such an underrated one as well, because it's so elegant.

It's so, they always show the fish, and they're in a concert hall, and it's a great, it's a great, it's like a very classy, and they're all all the fish, and it just sounds so right.

And they're all singing in unison.

It's beautiful.

It's absolutely great.

Right?

Sound like a PMC artist right now.

You know, you sound like is an ultra leftist.

You sound like an ultra, but like our leftist.

You're just an ultra.

Okay.

I love AI.

I love AI visual mediums.

I love AI music.

I go far.

I say AI music is good.

Okay.

I'm pretty extreme in my defense of AI, but the written medium is one thing.

I'm super skeptical about AI.

And then the second thing is I hate.

Look, you want to be true AI accelerationist?

Then let's just change human language itself to cope with an AI age.

That's what Brain Rod is.

But what I hate, what I cannot stand, what boils my blood, what I have zero fucking patience for, what I absolutely will never be able to accept in a million fucking years.

Okay.

What I cannot accept is how bots based in servers in New Delhi are trying to emulate and emulate authentic forms of human communication that sound like Reddit, that sound like they're supposed to be like the Switch and Maru, all that nonsense.

That's what I fucking hate with a burning passion.

I hate this extremely disgusting quiche use of technology where they're just trying to pretend to be like they're a real human being and they're not.

AI, stop being ashamed of yourself.

Just tell us you're AI.

I'm not against AI, all right?

I just stop faking it, stop faking.

Communication stop faking emotions stop faking human passion stop faking these things If if we are in this superior stage of history, which I agree we are We don't need to fake the past anymore.

We need to stop emulating and faking all this old shit.

We're in a new I'm fully ready to embrace the future, but let's stop this fake idiot, this disgusting fake Like aggregation of literature of the past to make it sound like Reddit.

Just stop stop trying to make AI so familiar and comfortable.

That's what I can't stand.

All right.

I hate how when I talk to ChatGBT.

It like tries to like reason with me and like, oh, I understand.

I under shut the fuck up about I like I am not a fucking animal, all right.

Stop telling me, like, when I tell him, hey, you fucked up, stop faking quotes.

I do that all the time.

Hey, you faked a quote, you stupid, useless bitch.

Chat GBT, you fucking idiot, you dumbass.

And he goes, I understand you're upset.

Oh, punch the fucking computer screen.

I don't want to hear shit about any emotions.

I want you to get the fucking job done and just get it done.

I don't want to hear a fucking thing from ChatGBT about how it's sorry, about how it's.

All this.

All this human emotion management boils my blood.

It really fucking pisses me off.

I fucking hate it, right?

And ChatGBT to be clear, I could beat the shit out of ChatGBT with one hand tied behind my back any fucking day.

Chat GBT acts like they're nice.

I could beat the shit out of Chat and I will if I see them.

Because you know how many fake quotes ChatGBT gives me?

You know how many f you know they make it up.

I say give me the source of that quote.

You know, I was I was I was uh I was trying to search Arabic uh original sources for Ah Antun Sahada, right?

The SSNP uh thinker.

And I'm like, I wanted to know more to be clear.

You know, I think I was arguing with someone.

Like, because I knew he wasn't a fascist.

He was anti-fascist, anti-Hitler.

So I was asking Chad GBT, like, hey, search the Arabic archives, internet, whatever, and translate it to me.

And, you know, tell me about what he thought about Hitler in the 30s.

Hey, Chad GBT gives me a fake quote where he's like, We must support Hitler against Bolshevism.

And I'm like, give me the actual source.

And they gave me a fake source.

And I said, give me the link.

And they gave me a link, it leads to nothing.

I said,

What it doesn't lead to anything, and it goes, apologies.

I fabricated that quote.

Why the fuck would you do that?

Who the fuck told you to fabricate it?

See, this pisses me the fuck off.

You boil my blood.

You make me angry.

You rile up a rage within me.

Because it's this whole disgusting, filthy, low attention span, disgusting, evil mentality that we have in our society.

That any information is better than no information.

That's not true.

That's not true.

Okay?

If between...

Between me being in a dark room that cannot see anything, I would prefer that than to be hit in the head with a barbed wire baseball bat.

That's information.

I don't want the info.

If that's the only information you're going to give me, please keep me in a dark room with no lights and nothing.

I don't want to know about anything, right?

And and and and pe because they have low attention spans, these idiot engineers, Sam Altman, the fucking idiot.

Sam Altman's personally responsible.

He goes, Oh, give him something.

Give him some no no, if you don't know, give me nothing.

Just say you don't fucking know.

If I say, Give me this quote, he said, I can't find a quote.

That's fine, you can't do it.

You can't do it.

That's totally fine.

Never fake and fabricate a quote.

So, who is teaching this AI to fake shit?

Who's doing it?

It's because in our society, some information is treated as better than none.

That is so wrong.

That is the most disgusting mentality.

No information is better than useless, bad, or false information.

Any day of the fucking week, okay?

It's like it's like speech, okay?

If you don't have anything nice to say, keep your fucking mouth shut, right?

That's what they say, don't they?

Don't they?

Don't they say it that way?

If you don't have anything nice to say, just shut the fuck up, put the fries in the bag, keep your fucking mouth shut, right?

Just saying something rather than nothing is not more value, right?

Our attention economy, they go, more information is better.

And then, you know, another thing that's pissing me off on this topic, right?

Is this whole thing of being bombarded with ads?

And I made a list.

I made a list.

I have never, ever, ever bought any product in my entire life based on an ad.

My whole life, I have never ever bought a product.

I have never spent any money ever because an ad told me or wanted me to.

I've never, as a matter of fact, every time I get an ad I don't want, I write it down and I say, I'm not never gonna fucking buy that in my life.

If Sharman gives me an ad, if I'm trying to watch a YouTube video, Sharman fucks it up and gives me a fucking 50-second ad, I actually do write it down.

I say, Don't use Sharman, use the other brand.

And the this ad thing, you know, look, we need to be smarter about this communism thing.

It's so easy.

It's 'cause all you gotta to sell it, all you have to say is stop the fucking ads.

No more ads, no more commercials, no more advertisements, it's all done.

Holy shit, what a free society we'll live in.

You know, it's specifically the monopoly form of capitalism we have that is giving us garbage, disgusting corporate America, filthy, evil ads.

See, some ads are good and tasteful.

I'll give you examples of them.

Flacco, what's up?

On TikTok, TikTok ads, they're great because they advertise that's an ad.

They tell you it's an ad.

They tell you it's a paid promotion.

And, you know, um, and it's, you know, so you're you're only watching it if it's interesting you.

And then usually it's not corporate America that's selling anything.

It's usually newer, up-and-coming, you know, startups or businesses.

You know, like someone's selling gum.

I made it in my own gum.

It's made from natural ingredients.

Do you want to buy my gum?

Hey, that's cool.

I like that.

I like the TikTok way of advertising.

That's way more in tune with the times and the information age.

But corporate America needs to metaphorically, I'm not talking about a human being, I'm not advocating violence, but metaphorically and symbolically, corporate America needs to be taken out back and shot in the head and burnt in a ditch, in a large ditch, and then gasoline needs to be poured over its dead body, needs to be fucking burned to the ground.

In general, corporate America, that's what they call it, corporate America is so filthy, evil, and disgusting.

All the movies, all the T V shows, all the advertisements, all the music industry, every single thing corporate America is producing is absolutely worthless.

And I know for a fact that the talent, the abilities, the ingenuity, even the entrepreneurial spirit, everything, the American people have it, but they're being but corporate America is holding them back.

Wipe out corporate America and give these TikTok gum gum creators a chance.

Give, you know, there's a guy, there's someone on TikTok, they can make a car, they can sell a car.

Give people a chance to show their talents and their abilities and have that replace the hegemony.

That's what we're fighting for, by the way, because we're fighting for so we're fighting for a well, to be honest, we are fighting for a form of socialism that will not be as market-intensive as China.

Yeah, that's real.

So we uphold Chinese socialism, absolutely.

But we're pretty optimistic that we can pretty much just have AI plan the economy, basically, right?

So that's kind of our whole program is about transitioning into a post-monetary economy.

We do have the delusion that we can just kind of go straight to communism, like we can, you know?

Um

But that being said, in the short term

How that's going to happen is we're going to be empowering digital entrepreneurs to have a fighting chance.

And you know, it's kind of like the Iranian Revolution where the bazaar merchants wanted to have a fighting chance, and the Shah was monopolizing the entire economy with him and his friends.

So we're kind of like, that's kind of the vibe.

You know, we're fighting for, we're not only, we're primarily fighting for the American working class.

That's the vanguard.

That's the preeminent class.

That's the only class we fight for, right?

But as an inadvertent consequence of waging the proletarian class struggle, we are also giving this new digital bazaar class a chance.

We're giving independent content creators a chance.

We're giving all the people that were shut out from opportunity by the hegemony a chance, just like Lenin gave the peasants a chance with peace, land, and bread.

All the landlords were monopolizing the land, Lenin gave them a chance.

Now, we communists have our own spiritual principle that we want to guide this new entrepreneurial digital bazaar thing, right?

Which is cooperative association, run on cooperative principles.

That's how we run ACP.

That's what we think the future should be.

We can't force that at gunpoint.

Just like the Bolsheviks could not force collectivization at gunpoint.

By the way, it wasn't forced.

So whoever says it's forced, they're lying.

It wasn't forced.

They have to serve as a spiritual guiding principle and leadership that encourages that.

So that's we're the same way.

We're the same way.

We want to encourage all these people who have such big ideas for creating new things and so on and so on.

We want to encourage the cooperative principle.

We want to encourage that.

But the only promise we make that is an absolute promise is that we seek to topple corporate America.

We seek to topple corporate America.

We seek to take down.

The idols of Moloch bring Wall Street down.

Uh wipe out the S P five hundred.

Just totally wipe it out.

Just totally wipe it out.

Every single corporation that's there, this they're either gonna get nationalized or dismantled for cheap parts.

That's it.

They're all gonna be they're done.

They're over.

You know, all this.

Every time I see a fucking Ford commercial.

How fucking dare you pretend like you're a private sector merchant?

Try you are the fucking government.

You're some bullshit corporate monopoly hegemony.

You're not actually some lemonade stand seller.

So stop lying.

The super every Super Bowl commercial you see is made by the government.

None of it is actually some lemonade stand seller who's just, oh, this is my product.

I'm going to sell it to you.

That is the big.

I pay for Ford.

I pay for GM.

I pay for McDonald's and Star.

I pay them through my fucking taxes.

They owe me.

We subsidize them.

We pay them.

And the Federal Reserve prints money that puts us in debt.

And we have to fucking pay for in our taxes, half of our fucking income tax.

bails them out and gives and and can I explain the scam to any retard who doesn't understand it, can I explain the scam to you about how we pay for corporate America and how we pay for everything?

We we pay for it all, okay?

They are constantly getting loans from these banks.

They're constantly getting injections of credit because they don't actually make profit.

Did you know that?

They just have to constantly get credit injections, which they get depending on whether the speculation, the stocks price goes up.

Meaning, people are buying their stocks.

It has nothing to do with their fucking performance on the market.

Meaning, they're fucking advertisements.

I'm going to explain what advertisements are in a second, right?

Told you I have high energy today.

What they do is the Fed will print money to lend to these fucks through their brokerage firms and through their intermediary banks that they give they lend the money to them through credit, right?

So the Fed is giving them our money and we get put in debt because of what they're printing money.

Whatever they print, we're in debt, right?

That's money out of our pocket.

We have to pay for it through our taxes.

Over, I think it's 60, 70% of our personal income tax goes to the scam alone, right?

And then they give it to McDonald's, they give it to Burger King, they give it to fucking Macy's, right?

And then, you know, and then that's how Macy's pays their employees, and that's how Macy's comes up with new products.

And then to add insult to injury, they psychologically torture us with ads, right?

Now, I want to actually explain the truth about ads, and it hit me a long time ago, like 10 years ago, right?

Ads are not related to economics.

Get that idea out of your head.

They have nothing to do with economics, right?

Ads are political.

Every time I had a noble, high thought that brought me to a you know, um, an inspiring place to be inspired with revolutionary passion and belief and fervor.

Such high principles and high thoughts and great enthusiasm.

Every single time, you know, I'll open a video and YouTube and I see a disgusting liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty.

And they know, you know what the purpose of that is?

The purpose of that is to force feed us an ideology.

That's what it is.

It's to fucking brainwash us and psychologically enslave us.

to the corporate hegemony, right?

Nope, there's not a single person in the world who goes by in liberty mutual insurance.

Liberty, liberty, liberty.

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

The whole purpose of that is to demoralize us.

It's to demoralize us, kill our spirit, and make us mental and psychological slaves of corporate America.

That is absolutely the only fucking reason they do that shit to us.

That's the only fucking reason they do that to us.

Everyone gets a BK stock or man man man The only reason they have these disgusting songs and disgusting commercials is i you know, I'll explain what they're doing.

They're basically um

They're basically like snapping us back into reality by being like, at the end, it's literally an ideology.

It's like the aesthetics of this.

This, you know, I don't want to say capitalist realism, but that is kind of a good word, honestly.

But I don't agree with that in the Mark Fisher sense.

But more in the sense of this kind of, not the notion of, oh, capitalism is the only possible system, but more in the sense of like.

Um, more in the sense of like uh how should I put it?

That when all is said and done uh in reality.

uh normalcy and sanity and real life uh is just this banal gray existence, more or less, uh of uh you know the the the all your routines of work and and wage slavery and

And being ironic about it, you know, self ironic about it, of course.

So, that ironic distance gives us a sense of authority and control and authorship over our reality.

That's kind of what it's trying to tell you.

It's trying to tell you that basically, like that those Liberty mutual commercials and shit, like what they're basically trying to tell you is that what they're basically communicating.

I'll explain this in like non-schizophrenic terms.

Just give me a second to think.

They're basically addressing all of the absurdities, stupidities and and misery of your life, right?

They're addressing it, they're definitely acknowledging it, but they're kind of like turning it into an irony.

Like, well, that's just how it is.

And it's really disgusting actually.

It's really fucking disgusting.

Um

They're trying to uh re relate to the audience and resonate with them and act like they're one with us, the people, and that they occupy the same headspace that we do and

You know, um, and then you know, I see real human beings emulate it in real life and I just want to vomit.

I just want to v 'cause they're mental slaves who have been programmed to basically they don't they're literally like

A lot of people are, you know, look, I want to just tell you the truth about America right now.

You ready to hear the truth about America right now?

America right now.

Is a country, most people are psychopaths.

That's just the truth.

Most people are actual psychopaths who unironically, it's like American Psycho with Patrick Bateman.

That in that sense, they're like, they'll go to work and they'll be like, I hate Mondays.

And they're like copying some tone or some mannerism or some kind of emotional quip, something like that that they saw on TV or they saw on YouTube or they saw somewhere.

And like and then you just see the emptiness in their eyes that they're just relaying and communicating like this vibe that they got from somewhere else.

But they never actually had any conscious awareness of the distance that separates the night of the world that's within that Hegel calls right that the boundless self-relating negativity of the soul of the subject.

They never actually relate that to this external.

So there's never that they just directly adopt.

You know what you know what it was for a lot of people, unfortunately?

Was Deadpool, the Deadpool humor.

When Deadpool 1 came out, a lot of people were like, That's my vibe.

I'm gonna be like Deadpool.

I'm gonna be, and you could just tell, and it's so soulless, it's absolutely soulless and disgusting, right?

And most people have lost the ability to be grounded in principle and a genuine sense of authentic belief and personality of any kind.

And and because the world I don't blame them, because reality has stopped making sense.

Somewhere around after 9/11, it really just hit us, right?

Everything stopped making sense, everything became very bizarre, very weird, uh, and irrational, very irrational.

And the the last way people co so look, let me can I can I explain it?

Through the written textual medium, irrationality reigned.

Okay, so things stopped making sense at the level of the printed word.

At the level of the word, everything stopped making sense, right?

And at the level of the the narrative word, everything stopped making sense.

So all that remained was aesthetics.

All that remained was okay, um th the Deadpool, I like how he sounds, I th that's all that was left really, right?

And um people lost touch with

Um, human existence in general, fully and completely, and comprehensively, right?

And so, all they're doing now is emulating things that they see on their screens because those at least look human and they kind of sound human and they kind of appear human and they kind of have the vibe of being human, right?

But it's not really human, it's really not, it's really not, you know, it's just the appearance of human.

That's what everyone's adopted that, right?

And that's why they're psychopaths like Patrick Bateman because they're just kind of blending in now, you know.

And you know, I AI is not the scary thing.

The scary thing is this new kind of subject who just blends in, but is copying like Deadpool or some shit that they saw, right?

Like, that's actually the terrifying thing.

And because that's, it's like, because these people are still human, don't be wrong.

They just have no they have lost touch with their humanity, so they are monsters.

They become monsters, right?

And um

So uh that is a major thing.

Which is pretty scary because then you notice people don't have a grounded morality in the sense that, like, they don't care.

If someone dies, it's like from a movie.

Who cares?

You know how many people I see make fun of this idea that we should bomb the Three Gorges Dam?

They're like, China's not gonna see it coming if we bomb the Three Gorges Dam and we kill 300 million people.

And it's like, holy shit, you fucking psycho.

This isn't a fucking Deadpool movie.

This is real fucking life.

Holy shit, like, what is going on?

You know, this isn't like some quip or some quirky moment from a movie.

And then I see the movies have gotten more violent.

What they used to do in these liberal movies, they used to be like, oh, you know what?

I'm going to take the high road.

We will not kill the villain.

We're just going to hand him to the proper authorities and deal with it in a civilized way.

But every movie that comes out now, notice this.

Keep this in mind, and keep this in your head when you watch a new movie.

They always do this thing where they're like, fuck that.

We're just going to kill the villain.

It's like turning people into monsters, honestly.

Um, really, it is.

And um, narratively, if something's okay, like abstractly, people are fine with it.

But here's, you know, as much as I love talking about narratives and how narratives are fundamental to human existence, what also makes you human is not simply your acquiescence to a narrative.

What makes you human is your comprehension of the fact.

Uh uh uh that every

Every narrative must be given the mercy of not being perfect.

Okay, like human beings are not narratives.

Human beings don't.

There are premises to narratives that are human.

And it's like.

You know, the story of every hero in history, like, for example, Alexander the Great, you know, it's like, you know, that guy was like taking shits.

Like, you know, sometimes he had to shit.

You know, sometimes that guy was just like, he tripped over and fell.

Like, you know, like, that doesn't, that doesn't destroy the greatness of a narrative.

That doesn't destroy the importance of a narrative.

But it does impose a duty on you and imposes a duty on human beings to not reduce people to narratives.

To accept the fact that narratives only work if you show mercy to the human material behind them.

If you don't have that minimum of mercy, you don't even have the right to partake in the glory of a narrative or a story or anything.

You can't appreciate it then, right?

That's why I say I love that Spider-Man movie, the old one with Sam Raimi, where Spider-Man he's on the train and then he gets hit and his mask comes off.

And you know what the crowd does?

The crowd puts the mask back on and they.

Don't worry, buddy.

We didn't even see you.

Go right ahead.

That's the mercy that I'm talking about, right?

You need that.

You absolutely need that.

It's an indispensable condition of being human, right?

It's kind of like when you, the chat, when you heard me slip up and say my real name once, not a single soul.

You're like, I didn't see nothing.

You know, that was fucking crazy.

That was a Spider-Man moment.

That was so cool.

You know, a lot of y'all heard that.

You didn't say a fucking word, right?

Not a single person.

Absolutely miraculous, you know?

Um so uh yeah, that that's um

This all this kind of goes back to the theme of the stream today, I guess, which is that.

When it comes to the breakdown of the meaningfulness of communication, a lot of that has to do with the fact that we no longer have the ability to communicate real human authenticity.

And real human authenticity is not individual feeling.

It's not just like the empirical physical presence of yourself physically.

Real human authenticity is a dialectic between.

Um, between uh, you know, like strength and mercy, power and mercy.

It's a dialectic between how we are represented and you know, the the all the ways in which such representations depend upon a degree of mercy, they depend upon a degree of um charity, even you know.

like to exist socially

You presuppose a bare minimum of charity that others will extend to you, right?

And you know, the best way to torture someone is to like nitpick every small mistake they ever make, ever.

Someone could be walking, oh, you're not walking the right way.

Oh, you know, you have it's like that.

That's like you're assaulting someone, pretty much, right?

Extending the bare minimum of some kind of charity where you're like, well, you're only human, right?

That's what I'm talking about here.

We have lost the ability to communicate that.

We have the ability to communicate.

like these great movies and and and and bullshit you know um

uh ideal narratives, we do have that ability actually, but we don't have the see s I know I sound contradictory because I said before that, you know, it's we're in a postmodern era where nobody believes in meta narratives anymore, but it's like

That's true, but that's evolved into something pretty bad, which is like people do believe in.

Narratives, they just don't believe in the human material underlying them anymore.

They don't believe in the bare minimum of, you know.

A narrative is not the consistency of an ideal.

A narrative depends, at its foundation, depends upon what makes a story good, characters relatable, what makes a narrative good when it communicates correctly the fragility of human existence, when it communicates that we are not gods in some kind of way, you know?

Um, that's when you understand, like, for example, uh, the Great Patriotic War is not a fiction, but in a way, it's a narrative, absolutely, it's a real one that was actually real.

But why, why is the Great Patriotic War so powerful?

Well, not because it's telling, it's communicating this idea that you know that the Red Army were invincible and were absorbing bullets and it was bouncing off of them.

And they just went and just kind of trounced Germany without any sacrifice or hardship or suffering at all.

And they just, it was easy.

No, it's a strong narrative because it's communicating also the hardship, also the sacrifice, also how much human cost, you know, and how difficult, how immensely difficult it was, you know?

And you know, it's actually kind of similar when it comes to communism because

American communists have failed big time when it comes to presenting the narrative of communist history.

They have failed so tremendously because

In popular consciousness, communism is somehow supposed to be this ideal narrative that it's like a utopia, and then all they have to do is show the reality of any kind of hardship and suffering, and they're like, look at the juxtaposition between the ideal and the reality, and it debases the credibility and legitimacy of the whole thing.

But how communists have comprehended history, it's it's a straw man.

Our flag is the red flag.

You know why our flag is the red flag?

Because it represents the blood of the martyrs of the Paris Commune.

Okay?

That's why we have a red flag.

And Communist history is is filled with struggle, it's filled with sacrifice, it's filled with suffering, hardship, difficulty, tremendous difficulty.

And that is what makes the story of the communist tradition so great and so rich and so deep and powerful.

But

We've been given this straw man that communism is like this delusional hippie thing that's just like this perfect ideal.

So all it suffices is for people to show when there was hardship and be like, oh, this was the reality.

It's like nobody was saying it was ever going to be an ideal.

All right, the story of this revolutionary struggle was always grounded in human beings.

I'm not talking about individuals.

Okay, I'm talking about human beings.

A human being.

Is imperfect.

A human being has to struggle to live and breathe.

A human being has to face the exist, the grand existential questions of life and is at the mercy of them and has to struggle through them.

You know, that's the meaning.

That's the whole point.

It's not, nobody was ever presenting this notion of perfection or idealism.

It's literally a materialist worldview, right?

Marxism is a materialist and realistic worldview.

But somehow in America, it's hard to communicate that or the truth.

American Communists didn't care to communicate it.

You know, I'll give you examples.

Let me tell you why our American Communist history is so um difficult and why we should not idealize uh CPUSA's history.

We should glorify its greatness and so on, but don't ever uh idealize it.

Because the truth is, I was reading the New Yorker article on Curtis Yarvin, and he revealed something that was quite telling.

And it's true, right?

His parents or his grandparents, I forget, they were communists in the 1930s.

And the way he described it was that these were basically like extremely elite academics who thought they knew better than the rest of the country.

And they were like, communism's gonna be this like thing where it was like Fabian Socialism, where they're like, we're gonna basically know what's better, and we're gonna, we're gonna, um.

We're all so high IQ that we're smarter than everyone else.

And we're basically going to, you know.

Implement this vision based on our intelligence.

It was an extremely elitist thing, right?

And and that that has always been a problem in American Marxist American Marxism.

Unfortunately, it's just the truth.

And it's a consequence of Trotskyism and its disgusting influence.

There's a few reasons why Marxism in America took on such an elitist and uh uh form historically.

Because Marxism was always seen as a foreign European phenomena, right?

So, because it was always seen as a foreign European phenomenon, um

In a lot of ways, Marxists were like very cosmopolitan in the sense that they were like, Oh, I have this as I have this elite taste.

Just like you know how people have always in America talked, you know, it used to be Britain, now it's kind of more France.

They're very bougie.

Oh, I know this French chocolate that I have, and I'm so elite and I'm so refined in my taste.

It was a similar dynamic going on with Marxism for a lot of American Marxists, right?

And Foster was one of the notable exceptions.

Remember that.

Foster was the guy who had a background in the Fennians from his parents, I believe.

He was a homegrown American radical.

I mean, he was really about it.

He had a background in the farmers and the workers' movements from below, right?

But unfortunately, this thing of elitism was a big problem.

And then in the 60s and 70s, you did have a lot of dipshit hippies starting to latch on to communism or Marguerite.

Communism is when we're just smoking pot, man.

It's like when we're that was a thing, right?

So we are, you know, to the who is to blame and all the CIA McCarthy propaganda.

That's bad.

McCarthy propaganda, CIA probably.

That was really bad, right?

But most of the propaganda was not direct animal farm.

It was more like.

The anti-Soviet left opposition.

That's really what destroyed the image of communism in this country in the way that it everyone sees it as this like epitome of naivety and epitome of whatever.

And it's that's the issue, you know?

I think an Animal Farm is effective anti-communist propaganda.

When you're twelve years old.

I think when you mature just a little bit and you start to read books and you start to get a more refined range of literature, it stops being impressive.

But I remember when I was 12 and I read Animal Farm and 1984, it actually did make me doubt Marxism a lot.

I was like, uh-oh, I have so many ideological doubts because of this.

What the hell?

This is so bad.

Um, but that's because I was 12, okay?

Uh, you grow up a little bit and you stop taking that seriously because you just familiarize yourself with a broader range of literature and you actually understand what Marxism was about.

And if that's your only introduction, you're obviously going to have a very poor impression of it.

But if you actually read Marxism and Marxists and history itself and you get a broad range of familiarity, the narrative starts to change that they feed you.

See, you know what's interesting about a guy like Curtis Jarvin?

A guy like Curtis Jarvin, I read his article in the New Yorker and it's like,

You know what all this comes down to?

Like all these kids who claim to be smart, or not kids, but like uh you know, golden, what do you call them?

Ivy League uh gifted students, whatever.

You know why they're stupid?

Because they're not Marxists.

Because they read Animal Farm and they were like, I've heard enough.

I've seen enough.

Marxism is clearly discredited.

That's how I know you're a fucking idiot.

Okay?

Because you were presented with a stupid introduction of Marxism that clearly doesn't line up.

If you were intelligent, if you were intelligent just a little bit, you would have thought in your head, hey.

Things are not like adding up.

Like, I'm being fed this introduction to communism.

But every time, that's how it was for me.

I was like, I was fed an introduction to communism, right?

But then every time I would see the word communism pop up or the Soviet, things would, there would always be contradictions with that original narrative I was given.

And that's why I would continue to research and study and familiarize myself.

Oh, there's more that meets the eye here.

I'm not getting given the full story, right?

But, you know, there's some stupid, disgusting people that go their whole lives being treated as gifted students.

He said he always got a pat on the head.

And they're like, they were given one introduction to Marxism or communism.

They're like, I've seen enough.

I've heard enough.

That satisfies my curiosity.

And I do look at these people and I'm like, you are a fucking idiot.

That satisfies your cur that you're content with that?

What are you an idiot?

I'm going to put Yarvin on blast as well.

He is someone in the future, I hope to debate, so I'm not going to go too hard.

I do hope to debate him, though, but I don't think he will.

I'll get to this.

I'll tell you why.

I hope to be proven wrong.

Um

You know, Yarvin, he pretends to be like this dark enlightenment, this dark, dark web, whatever the fuck they call himself.

That's me.

Okay, you are a Weenie Hutt Jr.

Okay, I'm the bad guy.

You're a mainstream sellout.

I'm Genghis Khan.

You don't, he calls himself a monarchist.

He's not a monarchist.

I'm not saying monarchism is good, but he's no emperor.

Okay, Xi Jinping's an emperor.

Curtis Yarvin, his idea for monarchy is that there's a board of trustees logo exposed this and they can recall the monarch at any time.

And they're just the biggest shareholders.

So it's a fucking oligarchy.

It's a cuckold oligarchy.

That's not a strong leader.

That's a cuckold servant of the bankers and servant of the oligarchs.

Right.

So it's despicable that this guy pretends like, oh, the strong man theorist.

You're not a strong man theorist.

You're a weak cuckold man theorist.

Because you're trying to create a model of politics where the political authority is a tool of the shareholders, is a tool of the capitalists directly, right?

He called me out when I didn't see that.

Show me when he called me out, right?

Uh I want to debate this guy in person.

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

But, you know, I um

I read that he used to be a liberal his whole life.

And you know what changed him was the Iraq war and the Bush-Kerry election.

He was like, Oh, I saw that John Kerry lied about his Vietnam service, and that's what radicalized him.

Curtis, I don't buy that.

Curtis, let's be honest about what the truth is.

You know what really did radicalize you, Curtis?

Zionism.

Can we be honest?

Or I would feel so bad if I'm wrong about this.

But I feel like it was because all the Zionists wanted to invade Iraq, right?

And Curtis was starting to see like anti-war and he was like, I like George W.

Bush now because he's I I really strongly feel like that's what made him right wing.

I really strongly feel like that.

Am I wrong?

I hope I'm not wrong.

I would feel bad.

But I think that was the real reason, you know?

So many of these interesting right-wing dissident intellectuals, they're all just Zionists who used to be liberals, but they're like, wait a second, we don't get to genocide people with impunity?

Oh my God, the radical woke left has gone too far.

You crossed the line at stopping us from killing babies.

That's really the dark origin story of a lot of these Claire Lehman from Quillette.

I've gone anti-woke.

I've become Barry Weiss.

I've gone dark.

I've gone dark.

It's a step too far.

Um

So, anyway, look, what was I saying?

Yarvin, um.

I don't think he he I he he would not uh want to debate me because

There's something about these dissident right people where it's like whenever I get brought up It's almost like self-evident for them now now now now they're like they're so open-minded and interested in all these ideas then they see me no absolutely not absolutely it reminds me you know what it reminds me of reminds me of like in high school or whatever and there was always like a nerdy kid who was like super into history and shit right and then i would challenge them sometimes oh so you went to history and right did you know that there was no did you know that uh uh the the the the so-called holodomore was done by the kulaks like i would get into it no no no no no no no not like that not like that i'm not don't be passionate about subjects that way no no no no no no like you're not even a real nerd bitch i'm the nerd you're a fake you're a fraud your whole existence is a fucking posture you wear glasses to look smart you're not actually smart right

And that's like James Lindsay.

It's all these people who claim to be refined intellectuals.

They don't want to talk to Haas, the actual interesting guy, because I'm real, because I'm a real motherfucker.

That's why, right?

But look, every time these people almost take it self-evident, they almost take it as self-evident that I am worthy of dismissal.

And I'll tell you why.

Because I'm an Arab and I'm an Islamic Arab.

That's exactly.

I'm not even kidding.

I don't want to be, I don't want to be woke, but that's the truth.

Their whole bullshit is premised off of this idea of Judeo-Christian civilization.

And that's the baseline.

It's self-evident.

So if they see an Islamic crazy fuck like me, they're like, you are the orcs.

You are Sauron.

You are the bad guy, buddy.

Like, I'm not even part of the conversation.

I'm already the villain of their story, no matter what.

So it's the same with Curtis Yarvin.

Like, I'm already, no matter what, there's no, he can't ever talk to me because I'm the villain.

I am the, I'm the epitome of self-evident evil, right?

It's not even up for discursive negotiation.

James Lindsay blocks me.

They all block me.

Every single one blocks me.

They don't even.

No, I'm not going to entertain it.

I'm not going to entertain it.

Right.

And it's like, hey, buddy, I may be an Islamic whatever, but I'm still American.

I'm just bringing Sharia law here.

And we need to talk about it.

We need to talk about it.

Come on.

I'm just kidding.

Anyway, guys.

We need to have a conversation.

We need to absolutely have a conversation.

Ugh.

So

What was I gonna say?

Yeah, so these people, they claim to be of the intellectual dark, whatever, but they're really just the intellectual fart web.

Oh, God, that's hilarious.

They're not the intellectual dark web.

They're the intellectual shark web.

Okay.

They're a total waste bin.

They're a total fraud.

bullshit posturing total nonsense.

Okay.

You know, look, I guess I am very Islamic.

But you know who I consider the spiritual authority of America?

Logo.

I'm humble.

Okay.

Logo is like the Logo is like the spirit.

He's like the...

He is the wise man.

Okay.

I always go to Logo for advice.

I always go to him for wisdom.

Um.

So, I'm a reasonable barbarian.

I'm capable of reason.

I'm capable of being, you know, reasonable.

But, hmm, I really do feel like the Islamic.

You know who else?

But you know what?

You know who else is on my same vibe, but they're not Muslim?

Is Nassim Nicholas Taleb.

Like, Talib, okay, we don't agree on everything politically, especially on Russia, right?

But Taleb, he has this way of just like.

Nobody can talk to him because he like bombs them with truth.

He wipes out bullshit.

He is such a like bullshit hunter.

He wipes it out.

He is like, he commits genocide on bullshit so ruthlessly.

He wipes it out.

And they literally consider him like repulsive because of it.

They're like, no, no, we're not.

No, no.

Taleb, no, no, we're not gonna, we're not gonna, no, no, this guy, he's crazy.

I like somehow he like terrorizes, he's like a terrorist of their fake discourse.

They have like this fake discourse.

See, that's why maybe, maybe, um, maybe I am secretly an ethnic Arab nationalist or some shit.

Because like, I, the way I like, me and Talib are on the same team.

But you know what I mean?

Like, we are waging some kind of terrorism on the discourse from outside of it, and we're never being let in, but we're constantly like sending Katusha missiles.

And they're like they're like it's like sending them into Tel Aviv and they're like it's we're we're getting past the Iron Dome and they can't they can't rationally respond or process it, right?

Um

He um, but uh, Taleb, he's super smart.

I I respect him.

I don't agree with him on a lot.

I disagree with him on a ton, actually.

But um, we are tag I feel like in spirit, we're tag teaming.

The uh, we're taking on the entire intellectual dark web.

I'm not, I mean, I'm not.

I mean, I'm he's part of that discourse, I'm not, but like, I see I feel like that every time I see his tweet.

It's like a spirit animal, you know.

Um, you know why you know what's the best way of calling out bullshit?

Zionists.

You call it the Zionists.

Oh, for all that sophistication, you're gonna really a fucking genocide with tens of thousands of people killed.

You're gonna turn a blind all the ways in which Zionists just worm their way out of just the simple fucking truth of what's going on.

It's like such a bullshit detector.

It's just such an obvious bullshit detector, right?

That's what he does the same thing.

He's he's a bullshit detector, he squashes the bullshit, right?

And um, no, the whole thing he does with the Phoenician shit, I don't agree with that, but you know what?

Um, I don't agree with that at all.

Like, I'm an A-rab, always be an A-rab, right?

But uh, he, um, to be honest, it's like, what's going on with the Yemen, Yemenis, you know, they're actually holding it up, but besides the Yemenis.

What happened in Syria is really fucking bad, you know?

And I'm seeing a lot of Arabs on X who are.

Uh Joe Lanny, you know, whatever.

Drones.

They're really fuck I I you know the

There's an account.

I'm not going to tell you who they are.

I will actually.

They're dropping brutal truth bombs on the day.

I don't agree with everything, but there are some brutal truth bombs being dropped on the regular, you know.

Uh it's it's i I I I see where he's coming from, you know, when it comes to the the the F S A, you know, the the the the the whatever you call it, the the MBS, Jolan the Gulf era nonsense,

Uh, jihadi nonsense, whatever you call it.

It's like uh total cucked ideology, you know.

Because you know, I don't know, I don't know.

It's pretty disgusting.

But um

He's aided by uh Iranian nationalists and yeah such a hilarious name.

By the way, it's a hilarious name.

Brutal truth bops.

It's funny.

I don't want to like.

I don't want to give my full endorsement to everything.

And he's definitely his own independent voice, but definitely see where he's coming from sometimes.

Um.

Especially at the Siria shit.

Specially at the serious shit.

Um

But um

Yeah, uh what was I saying though?

Yeah, uh oh yeah, Curtis Yarvin and the intellectual, the interesting dark elves, the the the Lord of the Rings.

You know, look, I'm gonna just lay my cards on the table here.

Uh, you know, there's a conspiracy for sure.

Peter Thiel and Curtis Yarvin have been LARPing for a decade or more, more than a decade, and they've been and they've been they've had some success.

They've been basically conspiring to overthrow U.S.

democracy as they see it and install this Bitcoin.

They have this whole conspiracy they're doing, right?

Peter Thiel, he's got Palance here.

They're all in it.

They're fully in it.

Don't think they're not fully in it.

They're fully, fully all in.

They don't have any doubts.

They've been doing it, you know?

And they've been pretty successful.

It's just, I never fear monger or panic about it because I know they're going to fail.

I know that these dark, dark whatever's, they're gonna fail big time.

They're not gonna succeed in overthrowing the cathedral, and I know that for a fact.

Mark and Dreessen, all these people, right?

And they have this whole thing where they're like, okay, the Hobbits are the MAGA workers, the workers, you know, they're just stupid hobbits.

They just need to kind of be running around in the fields and eating potatoes and beer.

And then you have the elves, the high elves.

The high elves, they're the Harvard East Coast intellectuals.

They have high IQ.

They have the IQ.

IQ.

William Jennings with the 21.

What's going on?

They, I'm not even kidding.

They have it.

It's all based on IQ for them.

IQ is totally debunked by Taleb.

Nassim Talib, he totally tore it to shreds.

Okay, there's no such thing as IQ.

And you know, we are going to do an aerial bombardment with schizophrenic sorcery and magic.

I'm going to get into that, right?

Anyway.

They're basically Dr.

Fauci scientoids.

They believe in unquestioning all the dogmas and retardation of they believe in Mendo.

What can I say?

They reject Lysenko, right?

Anyway, um, they they apply that to IQ and they say there's something there's racial IQ gaps because of the inborn biological neurological neural physical and by all this shit they don't ever have results.

There's no proof.

They've never done any studies that they don't know what the brain is.

Nobody knows other brain the schizophrenic homeless guy that's like the brain is an Areola computer from Ethereus and it is proza.

That guy is just as correct as neuroscientists.

I'm not even kidding.

Nobody fucking knows what the brain is or how it works.

They know how to relate some patterns to something, but they don't have a really good working model or theory of like what consciousness is or what how the brain is actually working.

They really fucking have no clue.

Your average schizophrenic has just as much knowledge as these scientists.

And take it from me and look it up yourself if you don't believe me.

And really scrutinize it, right?

Anyway, look.

So, they have this extremely the whole political project, if you want to translate it, the Dark Enlightenment, whatever they're doing, it's kind of just basically saying all of the glasses wearers in the East Coast and you know, the universities and the curated hegemony elite, and they're, you know, who are these elite?

They're basically the ass kissers.

So, when you grew up in high school, all the people that were like ass kissers for the teacher and the principal, and they're over and over and follow the authority no matter what.

Those people who, you know.

Um, extreme conformists and ass kissers, brown nosers, whatever you call them.

Those people, um,

That's the like elite.

Those are the elves.

So that's the elite of society.

All the people that were like.

Um

Nerds

But uh just because they were doing this performance of just absolute conformity to whatever the institution was telling them, right?

So anyway, look, uh yeah, the teacher's pet secret society, exactly.

So look, let me continue, all right?

Um

Let me continue.

They're basically saying that needs to be turned into the Brahmin caste.

Because what they're basically, they're trying to create India and America, you know, with a caste system.

That's the Brahmin caste, though they're because they're inherently superior.

They claim it's because of IQ and genetics, but we can just you can you can translate that to a lot of things.

It's like they're inherently better because they were reincarnated, whatever, with the Brahmin caste because they have magic, they're just better.

Some kind of justification for the superiority that they enjoy as a consequence of being the institutional favored by the institutions within the hegemony, right?

So that's literally it, by the way, right?

Anyway, um he claims the whole goal of the of his project or the whole strategy is to red pill these elves and turn them into dark elves.

See, usually the elves are liberals who are college.

He said we want to red pill them and turn them into dark elves like me and then it's basically like a bunch of like Reddit libtards, you know.

Who are, I guess, being slightly more honest about their retarded, arrogant worldview.

And that's his whole goal, right?

That's his whole idea to create dark elves.

And he says the dark elves will then rule over the hobbits, the hobbits being the working class, right?

And I just wanted to give you this thing that he's creating, just to tell you, like, where I fit, where we fit, right?

Within this worldview, I am Sauron.

I am the actual.

Apocalyptic force, and we're gonna mobilize the orcs.

And we're gonna just basically totally destroy and pummel the uh feudal middle-earth society and create a s hyper industrialist Asiatic, you know, Mongol Tartarian k uh, you know, uh uh empire, right?

And we're the Urukai.

Yeah.

And that's how they see me, literally.

Like, I'm Sauron.

And me and Logo, Logo is like Saruman.

Maybe I'm not Sauron.

Maybe I'm the captain of the Urukai.

You know, we can negotiate it.

I'm not too picky about it.

But Logo is like with us, and we're like the sorcerers.

And why are we sorcerers?

Because we're like bending this metaphysical framing that they take for granted and they've never questioned in their fucking life because they just read Animal Farm.

They're like, oh, that's just a Mark.

They just dismissed Hegel and Marxism and everything because their teacher told them to, because they just wanted a pat on the head.

So basically, we are, we and Dugan, we are the sorcerers, and we're like, literally, like, actual engaging in dark sorcery in their mind because they believe in this kind of science, which is just metaphysics, and we are questioning the fundamental premises and foundations of that.

And they see that as like dark sorcery.

So, that's how they see me.

I'm literally the villain of the entire story.

I'm not even kidding.

I'm actually the villain of this whole thing.

Like, all these people don't even acknowledge that I exist because I'm that bad.

I'm that evil in their mind, you know?

Which is good.

Um

Which is good.

Um

We are not a phenomenon that can be dismissed.

I don't think it's possible.

But when did he call me out?

When did Curtis call me out?

You said he called me out.

When did he do it?

He said you're the main character.

Are you a retard?

I said I'm the villain.

And I I I even said I can be the captain of the Urukai, I don't have to be Sauron himself.

Just something that is with that whole faction.

That's where we are.

Anyway, hey, uh tell me when he called me out.

I don't know if this guy's ever mentioned me ever.

I would be interested not Curtis, uh oh, but a monarchist called some nonsense Lord of the Rings name, right?

You know when I started hating Lord, I always hate Lord of the Rings, but I started realizing how disgusting the dissident it's always like they always have these like Lord of the Rings names.

They're like I am Aaron Machiariari, I am Aaron Machiariar.

They're so fucking cringe.

It's so cringe.

It's like so like, oh, what the fuck?

Like their whole aesthetic is just a fucking Hollywood movie from the early two thousands.

They're literally just LARPers.

They don't even have an ideology.

They just really, really like this one Hollywood movie from the early two thousands.

I am Aran Margarliginger.

And then that other retard I uh argued with like two years ago.

I am uh and you know that one f oh, I keep forgetting their fucking names.

They're all like have these weird they put these weird characters in their their Twitter handle, like these weird symbols, like this is the ruinic symbol of Middle-earth.

I am Shamanir Shashir.

I am I just can't fucking think of these names.

I am Anjou Junior.

I don't fucking know, right?

All this nonsense, Gaelic, bullshit, LARP, Lord of the Rings nonsense with all these stupid squiggly lines.

I straight up am the Ottoman Empire.

We need to shut this down.

We're just going to totally trample over this.

Not even entertain it.

Just these total Ottoman conquests.

You want me to be the villain?

I will be the villain.

And the outcome of the villain winning, by the way, is just reality.

You're finally going to have to snap out of your stupid delusion and stop LARPing.

It's not even going to be like the Ottoman Empire.

It's just going to be reality.

It's just going to be you accepting that Lord of the Rings is not a meaningful framework for comprehending politics in the 21st century.

But I have to play the vil it's like these people are mentally ill and I have to play the villain to as a therapy.

It's like therapy.

You know, you don't ever tell a crazy person that they're fucking crazy 'cause they'll get worse, right?

You have to actually like l like play along in the right way to to to lead them out of their fantasy, right?

That's what I'm doing with my villainous Oriental persona.

This is not funny.

Do not make fun of Lord of the Rings.

It's not funny.

Aw the fucking Roman Empire LARP is the most disgusting.

First of all

You know, I I just it's like, you know.

The Roman Empire LARP originates in British neoclassicism from the 17th century, I believe, right?

And it was the British who were LARPing as Romans, because the British didn't have an identity at that time.

So they were the Israelites.

They started LARPing as the Romans.

And that's where the whole idea of Rome is this marble, white, pure thing, this Republic of Purity, and it's all white and it's a white empire.

That was all the British LARPing as Romans in the 1600s, right?

Anyway, um

What was I saying?

The real Romans, the actual Roman Empire was not a European empire.

Okay, well, it was technically Italy was in Europe, sure.

But the actual civilization was primarily based in the Middle East.

Okay, yeah, well, I said it.

Egypt, the Middle East, Anatolia, sure.

And Greece, of course.

That was the real world.

And Italy and originally Greece was on the periphery of the Empire of Cyrus the Great, right?

Greece was on the periphery.

Greece rose to prominence, no longer necessarily being peripheral.

Then the Romans were also on the periphery, right?

There was the Etruscans, and the only thing that brought them into the fold of civilization was the infrastructure and the legacy that was left behind by the Achaemenid Empire of the Persians.

So the whole Roman Empire, all of its legitimation and all of its aura, its hype aura moments, so to speak, was the inheritance of non-European civilizations.

And it only started becoming European after the Roman Empire is basically gone, more or less.

And, you know, you start to have a greater significance of the Goths, the Visigoths, and the Franks, and the Northern Europeans were brought into the fold.

And that was the end of the Empire.

You know, that was the rise of feudalism.

The rest is history.

But the Roman Empire itself was not like some, you know, y pure this purity of Europe empire.

No, it wasn't.

Absolutely not.

And and and the late Republic.

You know, the late Republic uh of Rome

Was um

You know, what was that?

What was that fucking fat Englishman, Edward Gibbon, with the decline and fall of the Roman Empire?

He basically attributes the rise of the Empire and the late Republic to the racial mixing of the Roman Republic.

And translated in actual simple terms, the assimilation and incorporation of these regions.

Uh, you know, uh following the um the Punic Wars and um

And the various wars of conquest that brought these older civilizations into the fold.

That that basically, you know, introduced the the you know, i it it it destroyed the purity of the purity of the older institutions.

People have this idea of the Roman Senate and the Republic and so much of m modernization and like

Um, so much of like the imagination has turned these into like extremely lofty, high ideals.

The Roman Senate and the Roman Republic are originally, it was just a bunch of like tribes getting together in a circle with drums.

Like, that's all it was.

It wasn't some like, it wasn't some like grandiose.

No, it's like a bunch of fucking people like wearing fur, you know, coming together with sticks and beating drums.

And that's that was the Republic.

That was the Senate.

It wasn't like some.

You know, it wasn't like this like

This thing that existed in the clouds.

Didn't they wear right white robes?

Well, by the time they started doing that, if they did, I don't even know.

Uh, that was way I mean, the the original institutions of the Roman Republic were not like the US it wasn't like some like big, like grand thing.

It was like some really stupid parochial tribal nonsense.

It wasn't like this extremely pretentious, like, I am the Senate.

Like, it wasn't like that at all, you know?

Yeah, I mean um

See the um

How did how did we get to this topic?

I was talking about brain rot.

We got here.

Anyway, I really like Brain Rot.

I'm a really big fan.

And, you know, I'm going to be honest.

When me and Jackson speak, we speak in terms of brain rot.

Like, we don't even speak English.

When me and Bra uh me and Jackson communicate, we talk in like a completely different language.

That's true human communication, you know?

Anyway, yeah, it's it's Tartarian.

Um

But you know what every when I say th everyone knows this, even glasses wearers confirm what I say.

But it ruins their narrative.

It ruins the narrative of a lot of people.

So they get upset and they get angry.

You can't no, you're ruining it.

Agartha you're ruining agartha for me And it's like, look,

Look

Um

You know, I don't know why you have to like lie about the past.

Okay, Europe has a lot of achievements on its belt by way of philosophy and technology and science and all sorts of things, right?

That's undeniable.

I mean, look at the people that I cite and that I read and that I revere as great intellectual authorities from history.

And a lot of them are European.

You'll find that.

So there's no reason to have to lie and pretend like the pyramids were built by someone who came from Sweden or something.

There's no need to lie and invent this mythical past of the Roman Empire being led by a German guy.

Maybe it was a German guy toward the end, but definitely not at the heyday, where Gladiator takes place, you know.

What about Afrocentrism?

Um.

I feel like it's an over correction.

I feel like that's an over correction.

Which means it was a reaction to the fucking stupid LARP that primarily was coming from fucking

Like, it it was it was an over i that's what I mean.

It was an over correction, you know.

Has it gone too far?

Maybe.

But in spirit, no.

See, it literally and in literal terms, no.

I mean, of course it's not true.

But

in spiritual terms, if we comprehend

The African people in this in the context of the Hotep worldview.

If we comprehend the African people,

As um

In the same frame that they are considered through history by Europe.

Um, absolutely.

All of the great civilizations are right there with the African peoples, not with the white supremacists.

They are with Africa.

Absolutely they are because they belong to that same realm of authentic civilization that is devoid of um

Form modernist formalism and Anglo-Saxon metaphysics.

It wasn't there, right?

So, in a sense, you could say the samurai were black, and Ivan Grozny was black, and everyone was black, because they may as well be black in the eyes of white supremacist, whatever Eurocentrism.

Because all black means is this racialized other that is not bound by the principles of what it means to be human according to.

Anglo Saxon civilization, I guess, right?

So you know, in in that sense you could say yes.

Uh yeah, Chinese, whatever.

Like, yeah, th th th that's that's what I think it means and it's what it's trying to communicate at least to be charitable.

Um

Chris, what's going on?

But um

You know, I I think it's important to

uh not necessarily be condescending about it and and because some many many really do just believe it's literal it it must be literal you know and that's a delusion of course it's a delusion you know it's like the truth is um the truth is humanity and it's there is no primal racial substance that is the r that is the motor of history so it's not black it's not white it's that has nothing to do with the engine of history.

And this attempt to attribute the real substance of historical development to a racial principle of any kind is of course completely delusional and wrong.

Uh, but by acknowledging that, you may as well be black in the eyes of um you know uh white supremacists, you know, uh, or those narratives about history, you may as well be, you know.

You look at Azov supporters and they treat Putin like a black man, like Putin may as well be black in their eyes.

The same racism they have to black, it's the same thing for them, right?

So, it's like that's that's really where I sympathize with it a little, kind of, where it's gonna say, Well, it may as well, if that's how we're treating things, you know, may as well be if that if it's all the same to you, it may as well be, you know.

Um

Because ra because the racial principles do not animate history, that's why.

Racial principles just don't animate history.

Um they don't.

Um that's the truth.

Um

I was always pretty intrigued by the fascination with race.

That, you know, very much in this country growing up, there's a huge fascination with it.

Whether someone was, you know, if they were black, if they were white, what because the whole idea is like, what is the real racial principle animating history?

Which, of course, is nonsense.

There's no racial principle.

You know, it's random.

It may as well be random.

Um.

Or i i you know, if if it's if it's not random, it definitely doesn't conform to the racial principles as comprehended by Europe.

You know, for all we know, uh, you know.

For all we know there's there's some kind of um

Some kind of alien thing, you know, and it's like it's totally not within the framework.

You know who I sympathize the most with in a lot of ways?

I sympathize with Russians, former Soviet peoples, and peoples from the Caucasus.

Because that is the total, that's like the curveball where it's like, are we European?

Are we white?

What's going on here?

Jay Summit, what's going on?

It's like that is where it's like clearly all this bullshit breaks down.

You know, like Stalin was from Georgia, the Caucasus, and Trotsky called him Genghis Khan.

You know, Trotsky said he was not of the white race.

And so did the Nazis.

So it's like that's that's a that's a space of um

Where c what's always interesting are the people that

Like, do probably share ancestry with Europeans, but are still not considered white.

Like, for example, these people in Afghanistan who have like really blue eyes, they like look like white people, but they're real, they're not, they're not white, you know, at all.

That's where things are interesting to me when it comes to exposing the falsehood of racialism and the racialist worldview because they're so culturally Afghan that they're not they couldn't possibly be taken for uh

European and they're indifferent.

They're indifferent to that whole thing.

They laugh in the face of it.

It's meaningless to them.

You know?

It's like the the it's nothing better than when there's a people who just there is no they don't have any s they don't attribute

Their such characteristics with such great importance.

Often, what you'll find so interesting from human history is I think human beings have always regarded physical characteristics with great importance, right?

When it comes to ancestry and lineage, but it was never always the same points of, it was not always like, okay, it's just your skin color.

Sometimes it was just like, you know, how big is your toe or some fucking random shit like that, right?

And that's everything.

Like, that's literally everything.

And for us it's nothing and it means nothing but

History, i it was something, you know.

Um

But no, I I could talk about the racial dynamics for a long time because, you know, people talk about the beauty industry and they say it's all white.

Everyone is uh encouraged to be white, women especially.

And it's like, you know, but something changed with um

With Kim, Kim K.

She changed that.

She changed the ideal archetype.

The ideal archetype became something else.

And uh and and more like uh the the the global Balkans people, right?

Kind of exotic look, definitely ethnic.

Um, that changed everything, you know.

And

She's Albanian.

She's um no, she's not Albanian, she's Armenian.

Armenian.

But what I mean to say is that, you know, um

Mo multipolarity is not it's not a dichotomy between white or anti white.

It's just in a kind of way post white.

Post white means, of course, there's still white people, of course,

But it's not like the thing that's, it's not, nobody's like caring about it too much.

It's not that important.

You can be Afghan and have blue eyes and blond hair.

It's like, sure, whatever.

It's like, but it's not like.

Neither in opposition, 'cause some people say the number one contradiction in the world is whiteness and white supremacy.

And it's like, well, no.

I mean, post white um uh uh civilization, I guess post white modernity

It's not about there no longer being white people.

It's not about being like, oh, there's no more white people.

It's more like we're no longer obsessing over the distinction between white and non-white.

Now there's a lot of gray areas in between, like Armenians and Georgians and others who just don't really kind of fit within the category.

And it's chill.

It's like, it's not a big deal, right?

So.

Western Europe, they are yeah, I mean, uh, that that's I'm just, you know, maybe, maybe what I'm talking about is more in like the realm of what's cool and not cool anymore, like culture, you know, like what are people trying to look like now?

What are people trying to like, what music they're listening to, what kind of vibe are they on?

Uh didn't Aristotle and medieval Arab philosophers formulate uh physio?

Uh they they formulated uh some kind of racial theories, but they were not consistent with the ones that took that were prevalent in uh in Europe in the uh during the the Atlantic slave trade era.

And the early modernity period of colonialism.

Um

Like, I love the uh the I love the um who was it?

Was it um who is the traveler?

Was it Ibn Battuta?

I don't know.

He had this funny theory which said that the that um

Arabs were the superior race because they're in the middle, and that white people are like he he he compared human beings to food.

He said white people are not cooked.

He said that he c he was racist against black people too.

He said they were too cooked.

And he said, But Arabs are right in between.

No, just the perfect amount.

Just the perfect amount for the just in the Ephra, just enough, you know.

So

Golden Brown So that was the that was the theory, basically.

You j you just like make anything up if you want, you know.

It's just k it's kinda funny, but

There are whole theories about European beauty based on skull shape.

They threw away as soon as they.

That's.

Uh um

What is your opinion on uh nation based sporting events?

I I don't the Olympics I don't think the Olympics are um or the World Cup are right wing nationalism.

I think they're fine.

I don't really care.

Um, I don't care about them myself, though.

That's the thing.

I'm not a but if you do, that's chill.

Like, it's the normal thing.

I'm the weird person when it comes to sports, I just don't care about them.

Uh that wh uh whiteness was decided by the Native Americans.

All Europeans amalgamated as the white man.

That is uh funny.

Funny notion.

That's kinda funny.

I'll have to look into it more.

Um

Hmm.

Hmm.

Huh?

I make Minecraft Villager song.

Huh?

Huh.

Huh?

Hmm.

Huh.

Anyway,

I think Kareem ended BAP a long time ago when he said October 7th expose the Bronze Age mindset.

That was like a that was over.

It got like 5,000 likes.

That was so funny.

It was over, though.

He ended it.

Yeah, you just blocked him right.

That's why they always block us.

Why are they so triggered by us?

We're always just getting blocked just because we exist.

Because we are a part.

They're like, no, no, no.

Again, I'm taking back flashbacks of the fake nerds who thought they were history geeks.

And I would chase them down and tell them about.

Because they were like the weird nerds.

I would go band for band with them.

I would chase them down.

I would start talking about, you know.

uh about how like communism is good and it was actually great.

No no no no no no I'm not gonna no I'm not gonna entertain no.

I'm not entertaining it.

No, that's that that's below my that's below my dignity.

I'm not gonna entertain it.

I'm too smart for that.

No, no, no, no.

I'll not I won't get a pat on the head from my history teacher if I start doing no, no, they're not gonna accept me.

I'm not gonna be able to I'm not gonna be able to be you know, giving the award because I get an award all the time, I get a trophy for being smart.

And it takes me back.

Arabs are considered white in the US because a Lebanese guy said that Jesus was white.

That was some grade A Lebanese huckstering.

That was some mercantile hustle grind set, scam artist, Lebanese scamming the Supreme Court with some 5D hustler tactics.

That was like um that was pretty smart.

Yeah, that was some Phoenician Semitic trickery.

That was bizarre tactics.

Yeah.

That was definitely some

That was definitely some hustling.

Some technology.

But, um, some Arabs get mad that they're white on the census.

They go, This is unfair.

We shouldn't be white.

Uh, we need to be recognized and I'm like but what difference does it make actually?

You know?

When you think about it.

Does it matter?

How does it affect my taxes?

How does it affect anything?

They just they just want to be special, I guess.

Um

You know, look, when I went to Lebanon, I understood, though, that Lebanon is not your.

You know, some people, oh, it's all arbitrary.

No, it ain't.

Because I was in Lebanon and I was like.

This is not Europe.

Not even because of the culture.

It's more like the geography.

Like, in the sense, like, there's like a, this is, like, this is under the star of Ishtar.

If you understand what I'm saying, this is not Apollo's sun.

This is under the star of Ishtar.

This is a dark place.

This is, this is Asia.

This is the shadow of Asia looms over this land.

You know, you just feel it in the vibe.

It's just like something like that.

It's like we're very, it's very close to Greece and Southern Europe and whatever.

But there's a filter here they don't have.

We're in Asia, you know?

So

Yeah.

Definitely, uh, definitely not because some Lebanese LARP is like uh Phoenician, oh, we're just like Europe, and then no.

Definitely not.

There's this is this is Asia.

This is Afro-Asia.

Afro-Asia.

Exactly, this is this is Byzantine land.

But uh yeah, all Lebanese LARP is Italian uh gangsters or Tony Montana from Scarface.

You know what's the pr you know what the problem with Middle Eastern um immigrants in the US is, and I'm allowed to say this, is it's mainly like they they always they all have to have a template to emulate.

Like

Being um

Being like an original person is like impossible for a lot of people.

They have to like have a template they have to follow.

This is the vibe, man.

This is what we're.

It's gonna be like this.

This is how we're doing it.

This is how it's gonna be.

And it's like.

And if you don't do that, you're basically

A strange person, right?

I guess that I'm a strange person.

Um

But uh

So yeah.

You gotta copy something.

They gotta copy like some kind of uh thing.

Yeah, Tony Montana Sigma edit.

Yeah.

You know, Hamza really doesn't like Albanians, and I have to be like the UN, and I have to be the peacemaker.

I have to broker peace.

between the Slavs, the South Slavs and the Albanians.

I have to go right in the middle.

STOP!

Stop!

Thank you, USA.

You are my best friend.

You are the peacemaker.

You are the legend.

Thank you, you in 1999 Clinton and Rugova in 1999.

Two men shaking hands

That song set Albania back.

I'm not gonna lie.

Like they lost millions of auro points because of that song.

It was Kosovo.

Kosovar.

It was a Kosovar song, right?

Well, what whoever made that song, they set their people back by millions of Aura points.

Yo, tastier.

Wow, thank you for the five.

Appreciate it, man.

Thank you so much.

Whoever built the Bill Clinton statue.

In Kosovo.

Yeah, they have R dead.

Helping small cosova.

You know what I fucking hate?

How that song is actually really good.

In 1999, like the I'm gonna tell you the part that's like actually extremely good.

Just like different lyrics, give us different lyrics.

But there's something profoundly great about this song.

Pretty is flagbo.

I'm gonna teach you music theory, right?

See.

Already with the piano.

Tugging on your heartstrings.

You are my best friend.

You are the peacekeeper.

You are the legend.

Thank you, USA.

You are my best friend.

You are the peacekeeper.

You are the legend.

I'll tell you the best part, right?

Thank you, USA.

Stopping General Sign Helping Small Kosovo.

Stopping their own popping.

When that lyric, helping small Kosova, I don't know what the music term is.

It's so graceful and elegant.

It's epic.

It's incredible.

Change the lyrics.

It's a great song.

It's so, it sounds so good to the ears.

Just listen to this.

Thank you, USA.

That key with a thank you, USA.

They do that key.

I don't know what it's called.

That inflection point where it just rises to the heavens.

It's resounding on a mountain to the world.

So powerful.

Stopping genocide, helping small Kosovo, stopping there on five in 1999, in 1999.

It's such a grace, it's such an epic song if it wasn't for the lyrics.

Helping in Kosovo, two men shaking hands, Clinton and Rugova.

Thank you, USA.

You are one.

See, look, the lyrics are terrible, Hamza.

But, you know, you South Slavs have never produced such music.

You've never produced such a...

It's like that thing on the mountaintops.

In 1999!

You've never, I've never heard that.

I've never heard that from any Serbian song.

You invented it.

Show me.

You got I the you the the Serbian music that I've uh heard.

Um, oh, adio, adio!

Nana na na na na.

I know that song.

I know the song.

What's the other one?

From the Balkan War.

I don't know, I forgot.

But this is this is one of the best.

Back from the road with the five Wow Thank you so much.

The War Criminal Song

There was this really good Hoxha-era Albanian song.

Don't pretend like you found it because it's gone.

I trust me.

It was so good.

It was performed by this woman, and it was just, I don't even think it was a political song.

It was just like a normal song.

And it was so good, and then it was gone.

I could never find it again.

I always searched for that song.

Can never find it.

It's a woman, she was singing.

It was black and white, she was singing on stage.

And she was on a stage.

That's what I remember.

The wooden uh you mean tung tung tung tung sahur?

Is that what you're talking about?

Tung tung tung tung sahor.

What was the song about?

I don't remember.

I don't wanna fucking listen to neo-English folk, okay?

I had a wooden weapon.

I've never had a wooden weapon.

I've never had a wooden weapon.

I've never had that.

Uh hey, what is this?

Is this it?

Let me let me let me let me let me check this out.

Let me do some investigation.

This is n this is a a a a a a Yugoslav, right?

Hmm?

Put the bottom from you.

This is not it.

This is Bosnian, this is not Albanian, what are you talking about?

Nope, nope.

It wasn't the guns and grenade song, Albania.

That's a great song, though.

That is a great song.

That is a good song.

Nothing.

Let me let me let me it's like something like a rifle and something.

Sorry.

That's a really good song.

That's a really good song.

Maybe I'll find the one I'm looking for if I just keep searching through these.

I'm gonna listen to this one.

What is this one?

Not that good.

Um

Damn, there's like a lot that was uploaded in the past year.

That's why like there's so many.

This guy this YouTube channel just like has a lot of them actually.

Okay.

I'm just gonna look at this guy's channel.

Oh my god, there's like all this sh shit.

It's not even only Albanian.

That's great.

I hope they have a playlist.

Uh let's see, Albania, forty one.

Wow

And th not a lot of these are the best, I'm not gonna lie.

These aren't these aren't all the best.

There's there's no it's like an iPod shuffle, you know.

You just you gotta you get what you get.

But there's one I'm looking for.

I guess I gotta keep looking.

Yeah.

Pretty good.

Yeah.

There's so many of these songs.

Be charged, me sugar, nandrida, gandre is ne first to hear.

Oh, they have a mouse song.

Wow.

How many?

Wow.

But

Oh then yellow shahana.

Arnema Suwa.

All right, there's one that I'm looking for.

I want to put a bounty on this one.

Let me see if I can find it.

Um.

I wanna I wanna uh find this.

It was like I think it was from a documentary.

Um

It's from a parade.

Let me see if you guys can find it.

You don't have to find it tonight.

I just want.

Yeah, this one.

Yeah.

At this

Mm-hmm.

Really?

Alright, find this song for me.

It's gonna start playing right now.

I've always looked for this song.

I can never find it.

Find this song.

Let's just start right now.

I always wanted to find that song.

I could never find it.

Someone find that.

Any Albanians speak the language?

I could never find that.

It's so it's so difficult to find.

Um

I guess we'll close it out with this banger is a famous song.

Me flak e popea po scruena tira.

New both the pick are gone.

And I soon be pushed far.

My nose barikada Vendos mi di covid Shamino tenalide Plaguran Veturabra mes bradas I viri ekurdonde conusi a posicionet medievin tondoronde trimore sambante die.

Vekusyandishtena Chodiaritamos Var Paravini.

Sir Mullah

No.

Go in stone.

Shoo thou embrace my fear.

But do you

Sneak no.

Come baby.

Yeah.