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us senate candidate diane sayre

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new york for the midterm elections

and she is running for the us senate

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um diane sayre who is running for

the u.s senate coming out of new york

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all right so we've got the midterms

coming up november 8th

2022

and you know i don't i don't know uh

which specific district running but i

imagine it's heavily blue right heavily

democrat

well i'm running in the whole state i'm

running for u.s senate so it's the whole

state of new york uh yeah my bad sorry

about that i

got confused with uh congress for a

second right

so um

the primaries are coming up for congress

august 23rd

so but i imagine that for the senate

it's very dominated by usually democrats

candidates right well in new york in new

york there's two senators and they're

both democrats

that's right

and kirsten gillibrand

so is there a specific senator who's

spot you're aiming for or

yeah chuck schumer he's the one up for

reelection

ah chuck okay

so that's a

not a very good guy

uh no not not really that last time i

checked

he's the senator of wall street and

world war iii but other than that and

the fbi but other than that he's really

good

yeah yeah i mean besides the you know

causing a uh

you know armageddon he's uh not so bad

so

um

why don't you uh begin by telling us a

little bit about your

you know your motivations for running

and some of the goals

you seek to fulfill with the campaign

and hopefully if you

if you could get elected

well um

i decided to

run for schumer's seat actually in

2019

around the time that lyndon larouche

passed away

largely because i thought it was really

necessary that you have

someone to represent a certain principle

of leadership and policy direction

uh because everything larouche had

warned about in terms of the economic

collapse the danger of war

then later pandemic

disease which as everyone

will admit i think if they're honest the

number one comorbidity is poverty right

obviously if you're malnourished and

living under high stress you're going to

be sick right that's not hard to figure

out

um

and schumer really became the poster

child one early on when

um

actually trump said we should audit the

in he didn't say audit he said

reorganize but apparently general

michael flynn who you know had been

fired by obama because he didn't think

we should be arming al-qaeda

in uh syria uh said we should audit the

intelligence agencies which are like

this massive

i mean

hundreds of thousands of people are

employed by these things in the united

states and they're involved in all kinds

of horrible

activities here and abroad

and flynn was calling for auditing them

and trump was calling for

reorganizing them and then schumer was

the one on rachel maddow who said oh

that's really stupid they have six ways

from sunday to get back at you

which is perhaps what they're doing

today and or yesterday at mar-a-lago

with this giant

fbi raid um

which is pretty outrageous so

you know schumer

he's the senate majority leader he's

been in office for 42 years

and

he is terrible he does not represent the

needs of the people of the united states

and uh given my 35 years of

collaboration with lyndon larouche

i

know i am far more qualified than he is

for that

office

you mentioned that is really topical the

recent bout of fbi raids and not a lot

of people are familiar but that's not

confined just to trump there have been a

there's been a bout of fbi raids across

the country recently

and it really speaks to this arbitrary

use of political power

which you know appears to be a form of

fascist thuggery if you ask me that you

know this is the kind of state that

we're sliding into

under the

the democrats

well it's look it's british it's the

british empire and it's this bankers

dictatorship uh they have wanted they

never forgave the united states for the

american revolution and what's happening

is

all of the important the real reasons

for the american revolution and the real

intention of people like ben franklin

and alexander hamilton is being covered

up so that people don't even know

what our history actually is in terms of

the fight against

colonialism the fight against slavery

the commitment that john quincy adams

expressed that not only do we not search

abroad for monsters to destroy

but what does it mean to be a bastion of

freedom

of liberty and hope what does that mean

really doesn't mean you go around

bludgeoning people into submission

but you perhaps help nations liberate

themselves by fighting british

colonialism fighting imperial policy

and we have really

strayed from that path

so uh yeah we had and now you have this

um

ukrainian hit list which is you know my

name is on with the 72

other people

put out by a state department-backed

group in ukraine at a conference

where the state department was

participating

funded as scott ritter says by

chuck schumer kirsten gillibrand all the

people in congress who voted to send the

8.7 billion dollars in

updated appropriations so the government

of ukraine can function to do what to

subvert the us constitution to silence

political figures and international

leaders

by calling us agents of russian

propaganda and then

further actually saying that we are

information quote information terrorists

and war criminals

i mean that's pretty wild

i'm i'm being called a war criminal

he'll get separation the 30 people who

spoke at schiller conferences are war

criminals

most of us haven't even been in an

actual combat zone

yeah i mean you know it it is pretty

insane that there is such a callous

disregard for these foundational

principles

you know

that you know

that that form the basis of of what the

united states is and you mentioned that

you know that the british empire is

trying to hide and sweep under the rug

the actual real legacy and significance

of the american revolution that kind of

reminds me that you know across the

country we are seeing a new narrative

take place

which is being defined according to the

1619 project and according to this

project you know the united states is

founding is completely illegitimate and

it's just white slave holding um you

know landowners who it was a counter

revolution and actually the british

empire was progressive i mean there's

whispers that meghan markle plans on

eyeing the u.s presidency so what can

you really say about the importance of

safeguarding the truth about the history

of the united states uh you know

in addition to promoting

uh what you would consider and what i

believe uh

uh

mr larouche had considered the american

system because while i myself i'm a

marxist leninist i'm a communist i do

find it pretty fascinating the the

distinction right between the kind of

free trade system which was promoted by

the british empire and then adopted by

you know so-called neoliberal uh think

tanks

and the american system so what what how

would you characterize

the uniquely american system that is

wanting uh to kind of help mitigate or

bring us out of the crisis we find

ourselves in now

well i think you really have to go back

i mean maybe

as far as plato's republic but certainly

uh

joan of arc nicholas of kuza the first

scientist who

really in the 1400s had this idea of the

consent of the governed he he said if

if every human being is created in the

image of of god in the image of the

creator

then of necessity every human being is

equal

so if every human being is equal

what determines who has the right to

rule over

other people

if you are equal in that regard should

there not be a principle whereby

people using their free will

seed

in a sense that responsibility they say

well i elect you to represent my

interests i am willfully giving you

because i trust that you are going to

represent

my interest or the interests of the

general welfare

um

i will give you that authority and this

was a very very important

part of our declaration of independence

because what were the british doing they

were making arbitrary rules they were

arresting people having crazy trials

seizing people kidnapping them on the

seas and

forcing them to join the british navy

and things like that

so this kind of of freedom but but to

what end and the other part of that and

this is the leibniz idea the pursuit of

happiness

what is it and that he didn't say

pleasure

right it was

what makes a human being

profoundly happy well i think somewhere

each one of us has got to be conscious

that we're not going to be here forever

we

you know we have a very short mortal

existence

relative to the billions of years the

planet has been here for example

so

isn't it satisfying to know that you may

have been able to make a contribution

which is immortal which is the

contribution to the people who came

before you and the people who come

after you

like beethoven and his compositions or

albert einstein discovering

the principle of gravitational waves

which only get confirmed years after his

death

and

i think when you have that sense that

your life

had a meaning

which is beyond some physical

something or other all of which is

ephemeral

and that's the other thing that i find

greatly ironic right the things that

actually are enduring

are not things that we perceive with

sense perception but are in the realm of

ideas

that's that's an amazing thought so that

gives human beings happiness i mean

really profound happiness that you know

that your life

is continued in a sense beyond the

bookends of your mortal existence

so if you have a government that's

supposed to

allow you to participate in

mankind in that way

then that means

you can't be scratching around in the

dirt for food

you have to have a commitment to

maintain certain things like a

transportation grid clean drinking water

nowadays electricity

you want to create the conditions the

government has a responsibility to

create to protect the

conditions where each individual citizen

has a prayer has a possibility of making

that contribution making that scientific

discovery

writing that composition

making that painting doing something

that

um uplifts mankind

yeah um

yeah that's uh i i think i agree with

that uh you know

and hold on give me a moment i have to

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thank you so much um

for the gifted memberships but i'm gonna

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have any interruptions um

i wanted to ask about your platform you

know because you know with being a

senator comes you know a level of

influence over the political process

and also you know a political position

so what do you think in concrete terms

some of the things that are wanting you

know as far as

what could a government of the people do

to improve

you know the welfare and um

you know happiness of the american

people

well first of all the government should

take back its power

from these wall street and city of

london crooks

so that means uh putting getting rid of

the federal reserve and and creating a

national bank

uh which is able to direct credit into

things that give us more power over

nature

uh that means increasing energy density

like nuclear power

ultimately nuclear fusion

uh i think we really have to revive the

idea of space exploration

you know people say well how can you

spend all that money in space there's so

much poverty here on earth well

when we went to the moon

where we didn't spend money on the moon

there were no banks on the moon all the

money was spent here on earth

massively there were 40 000 employees at

nasa

there were four hundred thousand private

sector employees

that were

engaged in producing

very specific components that were

needed

by the astronauts by the technicians by

the people at nasa so you had this

incredible multiplier of a federally

funded program

but a tenfold

multiplier in the private sector and

similarly even

chase econometrics made a model where

they said every dollar spent

on the apollo mission generated 10 to 14

i think that's a

kind of a contrivance because i don't

think you really should measure

wealth in terms of dollars

but it gives you

a you know a glimmer say a footprint

of an idea because what did we get out

of the space program new ways of

pasteurizing milk microwave ovens laptop

computers

teflon velcro

you know it was all kinds of things not

to mention

hopefully more profound understanding

of

of the planet

i had an opportunity just this past week

i was in upstate new york and i met with

a fellow who operates a

mine

and

i was asking him how he in this case

zinc what's the chemical process whereby

you separate the zinc from all the other

things that you're digging up he said

in that particular area i think the raw

ore is maybe six to 12 percent zinc

and then you're trying to separate it

from lead and quartz and all these other

things and it's very fascinating

and then it sort of occurred to me that

you know you wonder well why are there

veins of zinc in a particular area and

not in others

and why are there deposits of quartz

or iron why right how come everything's

not homogeneous on the earth and then

you start thinking about what we're

studying with the webb telescope

the formation of stars the formation of

planets and suddenly it just hit me like

a lightning bolt that

the how completely interlinked the study

of the origin of stars the origin of

solar systems and galaxies is

interlinked with everything that we

still don't even understand about earth

the composition of the earth

which we only know very very shallowly

right i mean this is really exciting and

then you think of this crazy so-called

environmentalist movement

which basically says

well there's nothing new to be

discovered

except we we can assert that the world

is a giant thermostat and if you want to

control the temperature all you have to

do is stop exhaling and don't drive an

automobile

i mean

yeah i mean i i find this a very bold

and and vast

um you know um

way of thinking as as opposed to what

our politicians are i mean you listen to

politicians today and what they're

basically trying to tell us is that you

know we've reached our carrying capacity

we're busting our ceiling on the head

and there's a crisis and we've got to

buckle down either in the form of

austerity for the banks or you know in

the form of you know degrowth because we

have to save the planet but it seems

like where you're coming from you're

offering a vision

that you know kind of makes humanity

worthy of the vastness of the cosmos

that we can be big enough

to kind of pursue

our inner potentials and interact with

nature in all of its vastness

you know not only just to you know have

this escapist fantasy of going into

space that some critics allege but also

to have a deeper understanding as you

said of the earth so it's it's a it's a

geocosmic vision it's not just

you know a space fantasy

and i i understand many of these ideas

were forwarded by

lyndon larouche himself throughout his

lifetime

now i bring him up because

especially on the left there appears to

be

you know

uh a series of malign

uh unf i mean he's he is someone who is

very much unfairly maligned now i know

this because i'm sufficiently educated

so i know about the lies that have been

told about him and you know the smears

by both the media and by the left but

just for for audiences who may not be

familiar

um i want to ask you a few questions if

you don't if that's all right or no i

wanted to talk about this so i'm very

glad

yeah yeah so i i would like to ask first

um

what do you think are some of the most

common

smears and misconceptions about lyndon

larouche and his ideas

and two why do you think it is that

larouche in particular has been so

unfairly

aligned because i have read

larouche's writings larouche is very

clearly anti-racist anti-nazi

anti-fascist he's against the ku klux

klan he wrote about the history of the

ku klux klan and his relationship you

know to the british empire and things of

that nature and yet when you go to the

left they'll tell you things like oh

yeah larouche cooperated with the ku

klux klan to stop leftists and oh yeah

larouche was a fascist

who you know was was allied with the far

right

so

i want i want to give you an opportunity

to be able to dispel these various um

well first of all i think you have to

understand that the slanders against

larouche are tailored

to the audience that they're fed to

because i can assure you that people

republicans or people who consider

themselves on the right tell me that

they think larouche was a communist

and that he is a leftist and a

trotskyist and

that kind of thing right so you get that

and then for people on the left he was a

fascist a racist the big one

uh was anti-sem anti-semite that was the

big one

and um i think that had to do with the

people larouche was organizing because

he founded this move he founded the

organization in new york city

and he founded it actually

in part there was an attempt by the fbi

and others to get a kind of a

racial ethnic strike between the

black population and the jewish school

teachers

at one point

and larouche's

organizers and larouche completely

judoed this

operation by getting to more fundamental

issues of physical economy and so on

as a result recruiting many

african-american and jewish

students

so i think they

came up with those slanders because

these were two

groups of people who would very much be

inclined to work with larouche

so in order to prevent that then you say

well he's

anti-semitic and he's you know anti he

needs a racist

or he's you know and he's a whatever

so

you know but they also look this is the

100th anniversary of his birth

uh this year i think he should be

exonerated i was reflecting on

some of the reasons why you've you're

lucky enough to have read some of

larouche's writings so you have an

appreciation of

the genius of his thinking and and he

actually made certain fundamental

discoveries in physical economy like the

question of potential relative

population density as the means of

measuring

the success of your economic model that

was really it no one had ever come up

with an empirical

metric for that before and in fact

members of the russian academy of

scientists said that they now have a

term

the term for that is going to be the law

as in larouche potential relative

population density the law

so

why

you know if you look back at

bach the music of bach was suppressed

beethoven is lucky enough to get to work

on bach by the time he was 10 or 11 but

for people like mozart

or schumann they didn't even know of

bach it wasn't performed it was sort of

out

and they didn't hear it until late very

late in life and i know in the case of

schumann better than i know in the case

of mozart

it

when he finally

discovered bach

it totally revolutionized his method of

composition and there's a huge

difference between his second and third

symphonies which you hear

so

his

genius in a sense was

stunted

by the fact that bach was suppressed

similarly the work of gottfried wilhelm

leibniz who was

studying and traveling to both russia

and china

and who concluded that confucianism

that can you know the confucian culture

in china might have actually been more

christian than some of the

christian so-called christians in europe

he was very polemical about that

and and contributed to the founding of

the russian academy of scientists so

here was leibniz a great genius i think

one person attended his funeral

no one knew him his work was totally

suppressed

how many great scientific discoveries

how many

generations did we lose because people

didn't get to study leibniz

and then you think about larouche who

had read just about everything by live

and it's by the time he was 14 years of

age

and

brought this to life brought this to his

own work so part of

why i think it's so urgent that

larouche's name be cleared and we

address these

slanders and all of these lies is that

the harm he's no longer with us he died

three years ago

physically

but

everybody

is being oppressed by lack of access

to his

discoveries

and his profound sense of identity he

used to say i'm 2500 years old

and that's really how he saw himself he

saw himself as the child of universal

history of all of the currents

of various breakthroughs and discoveries

of the last 2500 years having gone into

creating

him and and that's such an incredibly

rich sense of identity and how many

young people do we know today who have

an identity

where they feel like they're

3000 years old or 500 years old

yeah i think that speaks to um you know

there's a crisis in this country where

people have lost the sense of meaning

and they've lost the sense of being able

to establish continuity with history

they kind of have this very smug ironic

you know detachment from the world and i

do think that these ideas are a

countervailing influence

upon that

um specifically concerning you know what

is within the uh capacity of politics

do you know any initiatives that could

promote uh a sense of you know

a culturedness and familiarity

with you know

leibniz and others

because as we can see in this country

that there is

you know there's a profound level of

lack of interest in these kinds of

topics among the youth and among you

know among people in general

well it's interesting i mean obviously

you're not going to go in and wag your

finger at people and say why don't you

read this

because they're really not going to

care

i think we have to have a mission

if we

for example take the pandemic

we totally blew it on the response to

covet

if you had said

and it was fairly clear early on that

younger people were much less

affected by it but you

you know you want to make sure that

older people are safe you don't want to

be

arbitrary but you could have said okay

look we have a public health

problem

we have a lot of people living in

horrible overcrowded housing

we have people eating a bad diet we have

entire apartment complexes with terrible

ventilation

we have

poor sanitation dirty drinking water so

what we're going to do is we're going to

take

the opportunity presented by this

disease

to launch a crash program

to solve a bunch of these problems

we're going to take people who are doing

work which is not really safe to do

right now like being in a restaurant or

a tattoo parlor or whatever

and

we're going to engage them in things

that are outdoors

but where they can actually make a

contribution to uplifting the standard

of living which will harden people's

immune system hard in our basic defenses

to disease

and i think had we had a crash program

uh the former surgeon general who's been

in touch with the larouche organization

dr joycelyn elders had an idea that you

could train

thousands of young people

you can't become a doctor in six months

or a year or even a nurse but there were

certain characteristics of

covid

that you could

train thousands of young people to

know how to deal with know how to handle

and

you could send people to poor countries

to improve basic

infrastructure and conditions or like a

public health

force

we could have done things where people

actually became part

of defeating the disease

instead we we did something where we

just bailed out the banks with trillions

of dollars

and got everybody totally isolated from

each other and

and isolated from having a mission

right there was never a conception of we

we're going to have victory over this

and people shouldn't die of

illnesses i mean i actually think it's

it's not acceptable to have 60 thousand

people die every year of the flu

why do we think that's acceptable why

don't we figure out how to cure these

things why don't we figure out what the

co-morbidities are and do something

about it

um

so you can sweep young people into a

mission

like like that uh i also think we should

be designing and building new cities

um you know take new york city

one of my friends said we should just

build the news like the chinese build a

new city 40 miles away and move

everybody out and fix the city from the

bottom up

and then let people move back in if they

want to

or they might like the new city so much

better but we have no concept of growth

and i'm sure if i were in second well

when i was in first grade it was the

last time we went to the moon i i

happened to live in albuquerque new

mexico at the time and harrison schmidt

who was one of the astronauts on the

flight in 72 was from albuquerque

so there was a particular great

excitement but every single kid every

single six-year-old knew the orbits of

the planets what planet came where we

were disciplined for designing new

rocket ships and the margins of our uh

reading assignments

um

you know you would never think of

shooting your teacher or spending hours

trying to learn how to masturbate or the

other things they're inflicting on

children these days because

you you know you had something that you

wanted to do

you wanted to make sure you were

qualified to become an astronaut

so

i think that's first a lot of people

talk about education

i don't think you're going to have a

successful education program unless the

nation has a mission

and there's a purpose where people know

that they're needed

you know it's interesting because

uh i do think that the you know

the ambition for some kind of space

exploration i think it's almost

instinctual

for young people for children in

particular i remember when i was growing

up i always wanted to be an astronaut

and i'm sure you're familiar with that

survey that and among the chinese youth

that's the dream kind of aspiration of

the chinese youth as opposed to the

united states and the dream here is to

become a youtuber or

you know a tick tock or something

so i i think that's a profoundly winning

message and

i think the reason it's a winning

message is because we as human beings

have an innate

you know um

we have an innate

uh sense of the need to expand and go

beyond where we are now

and it's such a shame that that is

almost deliberately being repressed

today

and you know people are being sent to

the opposite path that you know we can't

it's we can't go beyond where we are and

you know we can't grow we can't

reproduce we have to just

be content with where we are now

i think that

especially in consideration of china's

um ambitions and and russia's as well

an international community of

cooperation for things like space

exploration as well as you know

geological

uh i don't know exactly what you would

call it

um cooperation and on you know mastering

the earth

i think this would also you know

i think the the the possibilities are

boundless

and

it is just such a shame in my view that

this is not even i don't ever see

politicians talking about this i don't

ever see politicians talk about how yeah

but you know there's all these

culture war things going on and all

these discourses going on but what about

you know

what about what's what's beyond

where we are now what about

this necessity of

expanding and growing

and reaching new possibilities right i

never see politicians talk about that i

do think at some fundamental level it's

a winning message

right we just we have to reach people

with it and i mean one thing i worry

about is there's so much despair that's

the hard thing to cut through

and i think from that standpoint

again a study of history is really

worthwhile you know schiller

put it poetically in one way in in the

rootly oath there is a limit to a

tyrant's power

you know when the oppressed shell

sees their rights as inalienable as the

stars themselves something like that we

saw it in the declaration of

independence

um

there's the prince the human beings

you're right are born to be

free

human beings have an innate love of

this principle of growth

and discovery and

when someone tries to oppress that and

stop it

at a certain point

you know you're gonna

something's going to give something's

going to give

unfortunately we have an artificial way

of

suppressing that innate love of progress

which is

drugs

and i mean

uh legal and illegal

because now any child who doesn't

conform in school is determined to have

adhd and put on ritalin or i don't know

what

you're not supposed to

they tell people it's bad to be

depressed if you're depressed you should

be put on medication but you know who

wouldn't be depressed if everything

around you is falling apart maybe it

just shows you're actually more sane

than everyone else around you but you

have to figure out a

course of action to relieve your

depression by actually doing something

about the situation

uh and then you have you know one of the

things schumer is trying to do is quote

unquote legalize marijuana nationwide

and he pretends it's decriminalization

he pretends to say oh we've had this

horrible war on drugs which is really a

war on black and brown people and we

filled the prisons well we never had a

war on drugs

because a war on drugs would mean you'd

put jamie diamond in jail you'd put the

drug money launderers in jail and you'd

shut down the

poppy fields we didn't have a war on

drugs we had a war on people

but we didn't have a war on drugs so

schumer lies and says well since we've

harmed all these poor people what we've

really got to do is make slavery legal

in the form of addiction and we're going

to have these pot dispensaries which are

producing marijuana at 99 percent thc in

the form of gummy bears and things that

children are going to

ingest

and

a lot of money will now be legally

laundered through the banking system as

opposed to you having to hide it and it

will be run by big pharma big tobacco

exactly the same

financiers that everybody hates so much

now

with the fringe benefit they'll have

more money and the popul you will

destroy the ability of the population to

become the kind of highly skilled

productive workforce that we need

i mean this is just one of the most

cynical evil policies after we had a

hundred thousand drug overdose deaths

last year

i i think it is a profound crisis

because you're so right especially the

the the marijuana craze it has become so

um

so embedded in the culture of the youth

today that it has also come to shape

their ideological political and cultural

views and it has cemented this

inclination toward nihilism and

purposelessness

you know just this aesthetic of you know

just complete

irony and detachment and you know

i i i personally think that is a big

obstacle this how do you really

combat how do you really wage a real war

on drugs

not only in terms of policy when policy

does have to play a part in that a lot

of people don't know russia and china

are very strict

on drug

um you know they have a zero tolerance

policy and yet they have not engaged in

the same war on people that we have here

so a lot of people also don't know that

the the you know marijuana push is also

being used geopolitically as a tool of

imperialism against china and russia and

other countries

but i think the best remedy to

combating the drug crisis is as you

alluded to it's it's giving people a

sense of mission

and purpose in life again

yeah i mean it's very it's really insane

you know the city of new york now that

um

marijuana is legal recreational use of

pot is legal across the state of new

york

decided that they were going to ban drug

testing for the nypd

and the fire department

and

i mean i think we have

police shooting people at any rate the

happily the nypd said no way forget it

we are not doing that we're going to

continue the drug question however the

fire department

went along with it which

i find really peculiar i mean seems to

me if you're going to be climbing up

ladders in the middle of a blaze and

doing things that really require you to

have

incredibly fine-tuned

you know motor

skills and so on you don't want to be

drug impaired

um

but i think it also just shows what

we've been discussing this kind of lack

of purpose

and people dulling their mind and and of

course i brought it up to

to get at sort of what you were saying

which is

how do that

people's desire

to become

promethean to to make great discoveries

to to do things that are new and

exciting

is also muted artificially through drugs

yeah i i definitely agree

as far as drug policy is concerned do

you have a specific platform or

something or is

it more a kind of commitment to

principle and then you know kind of the

policy i certainly

i certainly don't

uh agree with legalizing recreational

drugs

absolutely not i think a lot of places

that have done it are beginning to

consider that they should roll it back

because it's been so detrimental

um

i think we should

actually have a war on the production of

these drugs

and we should instead of using nations

like haiti as drug transshipment

zones

stop this stuff i know there were

whistleblowers from the dea who

described the dea was knowingly looking

the other way to allow

the ports there and look at the poverty

of haiti look at that horrible situation

so

we have to change that or mexico you

know the fast and furious program

of obama where we were sending weapons

to the drug gangs in mexico many times

they were better armed than the mexican

military

and then you say well why are all these

people trying to get out of their

countries well maybe if you hadn't

turned their country over to a bunch of

drug gangs

they would want to live there

i know that uh

uh mr larouche had also he has also

written about the connections between

the international uh drug trade

and the british empire and the british

monarchy in particular

which you know i find it fascinating i

mean from the opium wars

that you know are the reason for so much

animosity between china and the west

today

to you know

to latin america the real forces behind

this i mean on the one hand it's

people are profiting from it monetarily

and on the other hand there appears to

be this coincidental

net benefit of drugs just so happening

to be great

limiters of human potential

effectively cementing and securing the

rule of this international oligarchy

well and very explicitly i think one of

the things the russians are discovering

uh on the ukrainian prisoners that

they're capturing is

drugs

and this was also a factor in isis and i

think in in

egypt

well i

the word assassin

and words like hashish

there was a relationship between the

word for marijuana and the word for

assassin because they discovered if you

want to have people commit horrible

atrocities

it's good if they're not fully cognizant

of what they're doing so that's another

way that drugs are used is

in these

guerrilla warfare terrorist movements

dope people up if you want to get them

to commit

atrocities against other human beings

yeah i mean and that certainly is

probably a big contributor to the

violence here in the united states i

mean a lot of people laugh at the idea

that there's a connection between you

know marijuana and psychopathy and

violence but i think you know the

evidence has pointed in a quite

clear direction that there is a

relationship

yeah absolutely

there there is uh

there is

and i don't know all the details because

i think they're so trying so hard to

push legalization that they quickly

cover things up apparently in that i

don't know that you would recall this

but a couple of years ago there was a

horrible

accident with a wedding party in a

limousine

that collided with an 18 wheeler on a

hill here in sort of

westchester county or somewhere outside

of new york city and

everybody in the wedding party died it

was just horrible

and apparently the driver of the

limousine was a regular marijuana user

but

that was quickly suppressed and they

went to look for other factors which

also existed maintenance of the vehicle

and this and that but

you know

i think they shouldn't brush this under

the rug but they have to keep their

narrative you know schumer always says

the horribles haven't happened they tell

you these horrible things they never

happened there were no horribles

everything's gone beautifully in the

states that have legalized

uh

on another note i i'm also curious

because the world economic forum has

this rhetoric of like this fourth

industrial revolution

and the need for a great reset which we

know is a code word for their malthusian

agenda

but at the same time it does appear that

there is this you know to put it in

marxist lingo there is this revolution

in the forces of production

that is occurring

and is there a specific strategy or plan

uh yourself or the schiller institute

um you know

have or even just a perspective on these

this profound kind of change in the

so-called information age and that the

so-called gig economy is this all just a

scam to distract us from the decline of

you know manufacturing base or it does

you know the future of in industry in

the united states somehow have to

combine

with this new paradigm oh well as you

probably know helgetsep larouche has

called for a new

bretton woods

committee

um

modeled in part on the original bretton

woods which i think occurred in 1944

just before the war ended

where fdr's intent was to

level the playing field to make it

possible for poor nations formerly

colonized nations to get their

independence the international monetary

fund and world bank were never conceived

by him to be the

usurious dictatorial institutions that

they became

and that

system worked to a certain extent at

least to keep a certain stability when

you had fixed exchange rates the dollar

tied to the gold reserve system until

nixon uh dismantled that

so that but i think

also she's called for a new security

architecture and as you probably know

putin had for some time been calling for

an emergency in-person meeting of the

u.n security council

now he hasn't repeated that because

how could you when the united states is

acting so insane and we have a president

who seems to have dementia and being run

by

you don't know whom and we have people

in our military saying that nuclear war

has gone from unlikely to likely

makes it hard uh to have a partnership

with the united states

but we have to get a shift in the united

states that we have to work with these

other nations

and we urgently have to go back to our

back to what we

spoke about at the beginning of this

conversation our nation has to go back

to being that bulwark of

anti-imperialism

that our founding fathers intended

yeah certainly and you know it it goes

to show that

the anti-interventionist or anti-war

perspective

it's not some foreign you know

import it's definitely rooted

in the very foundations of our country

and i think emphasizing that

is very important there are many on the

left who claim to be anti-imperialists

but shun any reference to the very

founding of the country as if you know

you know as if it's more of a winning

message to say that oh yeah

although this goes against the

principles upon which our country were

founded we should be anti-imperialists

rather than anti-imperialism is as

american as apple pie you know

right and then we wouldn't be threatened

by what china is doing in other words

why

why should we say boy look at them they

just got 800 million people out of

poverty why don't we try and crush them

so they're as miserable as we are i mean

that is a really stupid attitude as

opposed to saying hey why don't we

partner with china two of the things i

haven't

really gotten a chance to write this up

it's been a little chaotic but two of

the things i wanted to actually think

through

were a program

for the u.s to jointly work with china

on the

modernization industrialization of haiti

because china had a beautiful design for

modernizing port-au-prince uh called

bhatti by company called bati which

really should have been built

and and puerto rico

uh you know puerto rico is

supposedly a protractor whatever of the

united states

it's treated like i i mean it's just

disgusting the way we treat puerto rico

what wasn't done after the hurricane and

this they have this incredible telescope

they have incredible scientific

potential there are sibo it's called i

had

someone who produced a documentary about

the telescope on one of my programs and

it's fascinating and it was super

advanced

people wouldn't even

think of that

but we could collaborate with china to

transform these situations

we could collaborate with china on

rebuilding major infrastructure in this

country the projects that they've been

involved in

like the

hamilton bridge in new york

were extremely well done and they were

done ahead of schedule and under budget

which never happens

so there's a great deal to be gained

from doing that

yeah i mean with that i most certainly

agree and you know yeah i think it's

important to have

some sense of optimism and light against

the tunnel as we're entering these very

very perilous

and foreboding times you know i've just

mentioned the fbi raids recently which

is really the tip of the iceberg as far

as the you know disaster that seems to

be in store

for us in this country but you know i

think what matters are the people who

have a plan and who have a

vision of

survival and endurance and not only

survival but

expansion and going beyond

where we presently are

yeah

i i think that's true

um i'm gonna have to actually run pretty

soon because i'm up against a horrible

deadline

i started a newspaper because i was

expecting to soon be banned from

facebook and twitter and other social

media platforms

and i'm trying to get it finished

i see

so guys if any of you guys are living in

new york you know it's not often that i

do this

uh you know you know mainly because i i

just cannot endorse democrats or

republicans but diane is an independent

and you know i have never voted in my

life but

if you are living in new york coming up

in the midterm elections i can

definitely give my endorsement

to diane sayre for us senate uh 100

percent

i you know wish you the best of luck and

i hope

those who are in my community living in

new york show up on november 8th

uh you know to write your name in and

yeah well they won't have to write it in

that's on the ballot i i

yeah

that's okay surpass the outrageous

threshold and also i'd like to just give

out my website if people want to contact

me to volunteer we need

people

uh it's it's uh sarefoursen dot com

s-a-r-e-f-o-r-senate

dot com

people can send me a note if you want to

help distribute the newspaper

write articles

join us at rallies in front of schumer's

office

try and get yourself on an honorary

blacklist

get active

it's truly a badge of honor to get on

the blacklist of the ukrainian

government

yeah

i think so

so thank you very much i'm uh really

appreciative of this time and the

endorsement

and um i hope we can do this again as we

get closer to november

yeah certainly thank you so much diane

sarah it was really an honor you're

welcome

good night good night

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all right that was that

how was that

oh man i am glad i made that

because i was pretty i was like a minute

late and yeah today was pretty crazy as

well

let me unpause the donations

oh thank you

daniel burke thank you

thank you so much paperweight for the 20

gifted

shout out paper win for the 20.

guys we got a lot of talk about today

but i just for now i didn't forget i

i'll remember right i didn't totally

forget

it will come back to me what i wanted to

talk about specifically

but

yeah this was

quite the day

and yeah i'm gonna start bringing on

more guests and stuff

that's definitely gonna be on the

itinerary and on the agenda

but guys

you know

i

yeah i want to talk about larouche for a

second thank you so much

i didn't see the name give me a sec

did not see that name

alamo are my reasons thank you so much

for the 20 man i appreciate you thank

you my resist

the 20 gift i appreciate you

so

i don't know why people have such a

people are so negatively disposed toward

larouche and toward the larouche people

and i don't i'm i really don't know i

really don't fucking know why right if

you're doing it because oh well they're

not communist they're not marxist but

that hasn't prevented you from like

endorsing aoc and progressive democrats

didn't stop you from fucking supporting

bernie sanders in 2016. i remember in

2016 i was like oh yeah bernie's the

wave right

as far as i can see the the the the

schiller institute you know they're

principled anti-imperialist they're

against the ruling class you don't have

to agree with everything that they say

but it's like why are people so aversed

to them i just don't fucking understand

i don't really get it like you're you're

okay with aoc and you know voting for

democrats and working with democrats but

somehow this crosses the line why i mean

it really it's really one of those

things where you know unless you take

rockefeller money you're a fascist

that's what all this shit really comes

down to right

and you know me

i i try to you know wouldn't it be

better to try to make as much common

ground with people as you can i mean

because as far as i'm concerned as far

as i'm concerned i like their message i

like the message you know that of

pro-growth and pro-production and

pro-unleashing human potential like

that i mean you can understand that

within a marxist frame very easily i

don't i don't see why people have such a

fucking problem with it right well i do

actually there's such like an innate pat

it's really self-hatred these people

fucking hate themselves they listen to

this fucking like screamo punks like i

hate my life man

and they fucking just they have such

they have that miss edgy misanthropy

with like i hate these american

consumers it's like fucking chapel trap

house when chapel was celebrating the

food shortages when that happened by the

way guys give me ones if you prefer

no chat on the screen give me twos if

you want the chat to appear on screen

because i kind of feel like this is

better when there's no chat on the

screen

i kind of feel it's just not it's nicer

what do you guys think

ones if you wait i forgot ones if you

want

it like this

choose if you want chats on screen

choose if you want the chat on screen

one if you want to keep it how it is

uh i forgot it again fuck all right ones

if you want it like this

choose if you want the chat on screen

all right

ones if you want it like this twos if

you want the chat on screen right two's

this chat on screen alright got it

okay everybody

is kind of divided

there's a lot of division

it's a lot of division

chat really just doesn't want to give me

space like i'm here free

all alone by myself

and i'm just you know it's so chill it's

so nice but chad says no we want to be

right next to you haas

and you guys want to be breathing down

my necks all right fine

okay

fine

there you go run wild

ah here they are oh god

oh god did you guys at least have

showered or something

oh my god

here they are

god

here they come the doors are wide

open oh man

we just opened the doors and they're

here

okay

well that there there goes my piece

there goes my piece

anyway

i think i want to do some tests because

i think i fixed my stream

and my inability to like watch youtube

videos or whatever that problem i was

having i think i might have fixed it i

think i might have fixed it

so let me see if i fixed it and if i

haven't fixed it

i'm just gonna be

sad

um

so let's just see

all right

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let's do internet and properties and

then

all right let's see if i fixed it

it is impossible

i have departed

for a reason

you have departed from the realm of the

rationale

yes me

i think it works

does this work

this works doesn't it

i think it works

does it work

i think it works right i think i fixed

it

it was lagging a little bit isn't it

yeah it was lagging fuck i didn't fix it

fuck

what a fucking nightmare what a literal

nightmare yeah yeah it didn't work

what an actual fucking nightmare

and i lost

oh my god i lost all my fucking

viewers too oh no i lost all viewers

i legit lost like 100 viewers because of

that

damn all right we're not going to be

able to react to anything we're just

going to be

chilling and talking with mr hayes

instead

i don't know if you guys have been

noting this i've been noticing a really

huge uptick in twitter npcs

fucking bothering me

like being super fucking butthurt

i've noticed a huge huge uptick

like a giant one

and i don't know how to fucking explain

it it's like i haven't done anything new

but for some reason these people have

like embarked on this huge huge new

campaign

okay every time i reactive i can't react

to videos

which honestly at this point is actually

fucking my streams

is this real was

your favorite world

to speak with who did you enjoy

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no way is this real

i want to see this let me see this

who was

your favorite world leader

to speak with who did you enjoy

speaking with the most

i mean

many of them you know the ones i did the

worst with were the weak ones

we had weak leaders in the world too

the ones i did the best with were the

tyrants and they all say

oh he loves tyrants he wants to be a

diver now i just for whatever reason i

get along great with putin i get along

great with president xi of china

i got along great with kim jong-un of

north korea and isn't that good

isn't that better than having a nuclear

war i did i got along great with him i

liked him he liked me he wrote me

beautiful letters

he wrote me beautiful letters i called

them love letters and the press said

he's saying he wrote and they are they

are love letters

so based

let me tell you i want to talk about

this new orientation too that a lot of

people are overlooking

almost no one's paying attention to it

but there's also a new orientation

which has a lot to do with let me show

it to

you stephen crowder is saying some

dangerously based shit

if you can believe it

yup you heard that right stephen

crowder is actually saying super based

things

which is just insane right let me show

it to you

any republican

right now in office running for office

who does not actively champion the

defunding the dismantling

of our intelligence agencies

i will not vote for

don't care who it is

are you listening ted cruz are you

listening to santas are you listening

rubio

are you listening no

any republican

right now in office are running for

office who does not actively champion

the defunding

what the fuck man the republicans are

becoming the ones championing defunding

the cia and the fbi what is going on

right isn't this something the left is

supposed to be doing isn't it the left

that's supposed to be at the fucking

vanguard of wanting to reign in on these

uh

intelligence agencies and shit like that

why is it that republicans are so so

fucking based

there's just this huge fucking

realignment and and and stephen crowder

of all people i mean that one shocked me

i always thought stephen crowder was

like

the lowest fucking type of republican

there was right where he was pretty much

because i know he was like a union

anti-union guy in the past and i talked

about real unions and shit but i i don't

know it it kind of seems kind of

principled for him to even call out

desantis and say hey you have to fucking

defund these intelligence agencies or

i'm not voting for you that is fucking

super principled and super based and it

makes me definitely have a way better

impression

of stephen crowder than i used to i

definitely have a way better impression

of that guy now that he's saying that

you know and you know meanwhile

this is f guys let me tell you the world

we live in in the united states of

america

the left is currently pushing

war in ukraine war with china

pro-war

pro-fbi celebrating the fbi celebrating

the cia calling republicans traitors and

russian puppets people still want to

fucking believe there hasn't been a

political realignment i mean there has

look at this fucking dark brandon meme

that's been going around

it's an openly hitler right fascist meme

that's basically celebrating all of the

fucking excesses

of arbitrary power and authority that

biden and his administration is engaging

in

basically celebrating that as somehow

like super badass and super cool and

whatever i mean that's the fucking

situation we now find ourselves in with

with the so-called dark brandon thing

you know it's fucking insane and it's

fucking insane that this is being so

overlooked by people you know to the

point

where nobody really has an understanding

or an appreciation

that while you're just playing partisan

whatever team team sports

you have become the far right

you the liberals and the fucking

leftists you have literally become

neo-nazi far-right hitlerites

right under your nose while you were

playing team sports

falling into the trap of red versus blue

you unwittingly became a fucking nazi

like a literal nazi

all right i i wanna i wanna see if i can

leak these dms without leaking too much

yeah i can link them so guys

there's a guy named frank the socialist

who sends me dms

okay

this should be fine

all right and i'm gonna show them to you

okay because i don't know how to respond

all right so frank the pussy

sends me dms

so this is what he sends me

right and then today he just sent me a

bunch of dms

freak and he sent me this

and then he also sent me this called me

a snowflake and then he sent this

and if you don't know who this guy is

this is like the most butt hurt guy on

the fucking internet

and i i just like don't know how to rest

like what does he want to debate me you

don't want to debate me what the fuck do

you want he is literally the most low

testosterone cuck i have ever seen

this is not a man this is not a male

like this is the most low testosterone

beta male i mean this is the definition

of a soy jack this is a soy jack

beta male

who is just on a deranged butthurt

tirade can't even fucking contain

themselves here they are frank the

butthurt

okay this is frank the butthurt

and i'm frankly trying to get to the

bottom of like what is frank's problem

exactly

let's let's just like humiliatingly

ratio him nobody likes tv

all right let's just say frank the

butthurt

frank the hurt let's just like give him

like a fucking

whopping humiliating ratio that's going

to like give him psychological damage

thank you ambrose i'm glad i'm bros

thank you so much man i graduated last

year and i can say that maybe half of my

class regularly did varying types very

true and it's only spread to younger

kids it's a national emergency thank you

ambrose for that first gifted of the

night

i'm sorry first don't don't know of the

night we have plan we've had plenty of

gifteds tonight or we've had a few

tonight but that is the first donor of

the night congrats ambrose for the first

dono of the night appreciate you man

but um

yeah yeah let's just like fucking yeah

let's give him like a really bad ratio

yeah we've already ratioed him

quite severely oh no they're catching up

with us

oh no they're catching up with us it's a

race

now we got sid from toy story frank

thank you mcdoff appreciate you so much

man

oh no guys but frank is catching up

frank is actually catching up

it's a race now

frank might win

look at him

they're beat someone's watching the

stream and trying to help frank out

they're probably working in their group

chats over time

but i mean i really don't have that many

viewers tonight so i mean we might lose

are we gonna lose

it might catch up

we got frank at 27

and then

frank the butt hurt

oh no

is he gonna catch up

at all is are these it's like his

regular bots

that like this

let me see yeah i think these are all

bots this is a bot

let me see if i recognize anyone

uh yeah i recognize yeah the okay this

is the bot all right this is not a real

person

so yeah these are bots okay frank the

butthurt

wow what a brutal ratio

what a brutal ratio

that's uh

well

but he he might catch up look at he's

already at 30.

can we get it to 100

let's try to get it to 100.

i think we get it to 100 we'll be in the

clear for now right we just

let frank be

but yeah the bots are working overtime

clearly

clearly the bots are working overtime

frank

the butt hurt

imagine being frank thinking you're just

gonna like make some tweet

and then haz comes and fucking does this

imagine ruining

see frank

like

why would you dm me

why why are you dming me do you want to

debate me frank

i mean like

you can debate me right now you can come

on vc right now and debate me

but i have a feeling that frank doesn't

want a debate i have a feeling frank is

just kind of a pussy who just talks shit

in my uh

in my uh you know private messages let

me see did he send another one

nope not yet

okay i don't know what the fuck that is

well no he has not done so yet

it appears we are on the verge

of a frank frank opolix by the way guys

is my stream lagging at all

are you getting any ones if you're

getting lag

one's if it's lagging

twos if it's all right

because it's kind of

is it lagging at all

because my fucking laptop is like really

overheating

it's not lagging

i i don't know what the fuck is wrong

with this honestly i have no idea why

it lags

on my end

all right well anyway frank

let's see if frank responds

like frank is just the perfect guy to

bully

just because like he's clearly got a

problem right

frank is clearly a guy with a problem

let's see frank yeah we got it 100

people

but frank is catching up because he's

getting awfully close to um

reaching 40

likes on his on

so this could be quite the confrontation

quite the war

of sorts

so yeah this could be bad guys this

could be really bad

but but for now i think we're in the

clear thank you so much love tony

ratio frank no lag on the stream on my

end it's good beautiful so frank the

butt hurt

is this him

science

because figuring things out is better

than making stuff up

it's frank

there he is it's frank

that's officially frank

and look we have a furry

ah the moron

it's a furry

okay

yeah i think frank's day was ruined by

this i don't know something tells me

frank is gonna have a pretty bad day

after that

i think his day was ruined what do you

guys think

i think it was

guys i really think this laptop is like

disgusting in the way that it's not able

to fucking

it's not able to fucking

you know like

broadcast videos what the fuck is this

the stone ages or something

it's literally not able to broadcast

fucking video it's actually insane

that's actually fucking insane

i can't stream any videos on this laptop

i don't know why i don't know what the

fuck happened

but you know if i call tech support

someone's gonna be like uh and then no

one's gonna have an answer apparently my

laptop just don't work

for whatever fucking reason i paid 2500

for this laptop by the way

i paid 2500 for this fucking laptop just

to be able to stream

and i cannot stream videos without it

lagging

are you looking to get a new laptop i

got this

i got this one year ago

okay i got this laptop one year ago i

don't i don't want to get a new one

you needed 4 000

update those drivers i updated the

graphics driver

i cannot return this and it used to work

okay i used this when i was in la

every single day when i was in la i used

it in la

okay for some reason it's just not

working anymore

dude i it used to work it just fucking

stopped working

i used to be able to react to videos on

it you know what

okay whoever said jacob's soup i'm

permabanning you i hate you personally

on a very personal level i actually

despise the fact that you exist

and you are fucking banned forever

you spent 0 hours understanding how it

works

you dumb fuck

how is the fucking laptop supposed to

work

to be able to use streamlabs obs

to fucking react to videos

is there a secret button i'm supposed to

fucking know about you dumb bitch

supposed to take it apart or something

that's a given

you spent zero hours learning how it

should work

you're just talking for no fucking

reason i hate stupid fucking people

who just fucking run their mouth i hate

these fucking stupid fucks just running

their fucking mouth aimlessly you don't

even know what the fuck they're talking

about

you said it spent time learning how your

laptop works

hey

you dumb fucking bitch you are literally

the scum of the earth and i personally

hate you i personally despise you and

you are the scum of the earth that's my

response to you

and yes i do mean that

yes it is personal yes i'm not joking

and yes i mean that

yeah it's got to be plugged in yeah it

is plugged in

power mode plugged in better performance

i'm gonna do best performance

maybe this will change it i put it on

best performance

so maybe that will change it but i never

had to do that before

thank you so much

hi

oh boy

thank you so

i'll have two honey ales please one for

me one for the lady if you can call me

that coming right up

how you doing it's still fucking lagging

it's a little better

looking son of a bitch

nancy

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nancy pelosi yeah it says he's

disgustingly loud i finally see someone

i know here it's disgustingly lagging

it's disgustingly lagging

try a laptop cooler dude i don't

fucking think

i'm being honest okay i don't

i'm sorry sir do i know you

nan says meet joe

look i don't want anything jokes right

now nancy we need to find our way back

to the white house

i don't know how i'm gonna do it but i'm

gonna find a way back

god the lag is horrible it's just

fucking disgusting it's so fucking bad

and i don't know why ever it's only when

i start recording it on obs

like right now

it's playing fine right only when i

start switching to uh

the obs scene in which it's recording do

i start getting problems and i don't

fucking know why

but it does it gives me a lot of

problems when i do that

when do i get my computer again i get my

computer again when i get to my new

place

the place that i'm at now

is not in michigan

and

it's not permanent okay

place that i'm at now is not permanent

so my laptop is i mean my fucking

computer is still in storage thank you

so much blah blah

it's not that bad it is bad dude it's

pretty bad alright it's bad enough to

where it like depletes

shit

it's like it's almost the stream is

almost un

undoable if i can't fucking react to

shit that's the issue

that's that's the fucking problem here

maybe adjust the obs settings for that

screen what what would i address

i would love to know what i could

possibly fucking address

okay maybe i can do something

listen i gotta get my price down nancy

but uh i couldn't see you i'll be back

for you awesome tel aviv confirmed

thank you bobo

i don't know what the fuck it is i

really don't know what it is

i have no idea what the fuck promise

yikes

thank you bobo

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i really don't give a fuck about views

tonight because i kind of feel like

we're just gonna get raided by jackson

soon

kind of have a feeling

so i don't

give a fuck everyone can just leave

bitch i don't give a fuck bitch

i'm not i'm not trying to make anyone

stay tonight i can do i could literally

sit on my ass

and fart all night and i'll still get

like a ton of fucking boost

views for this

thank you man appreciate you thank you

you guys think one of the reasons

i'm getting less viewers now

is because this setup is too nice

you guys think that's part of the reason

every time i move to a new setup it sets

me back and i feel like there's

something magical about my old setup is

that you guys think that's the reason

you guys think that's the reason

do you think that it could be

you think it could be like also like i

don't wear the beaters anymore and shit

like that

it's too opulent do you think so

i think that could be a reason

wow maybe you need to start stream at a

different time dude you wanna you know

why don't you make a new account to ever

i'm hiding i'm banning you forever from

this channel i'm sorry like i don't i

don't i never want to see you such as

like you you you have just said

something so fucking

stupidly fucking frustrating

that i never want to see you in my

fucking chat again

fucking dumb bitch

oh

started at a different time haus

start your stream at a different time

what

the fuck do you mean started at a

different time you dumb fuck

you literal dumbass

you mean what i've just already did is

fucking

you mean how i've just already fucking

started streaming way earlier

jesus what a dumb fuck

i if i cannot react to shit i'm kind of

having a crisis someone better come

debate me right now

because not being able to react to shit

is actually fucking

insane all right here's what i'm gonna

do we're gonna do the q a podcast

okay i'm gonna do the q a podcast right

now

and that's what we're gonna do

okay

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we're gonna do our q a podcast right now

okay which in this one i'm gonna take my

time with it as well to answering

questions

all right

wow we have a lot of questions for this

one no we don't actually we have like 20

questions all right

all right get ready for this week's q a

podcast all right ready here we go

okay so

thank you so much boogaboo for being a

patron

right

is this video still private china have

sig

no it's not

okay thank you so much bosh

is ped appreciate you and your beautiful

name

um

what a great name

what do you make of george gross

i've seen a couple your thumbnails that

have his paintings how large of an

influence was new objectivity on the

infrared collective

good question

thank you love tony

how comfy is your chair compared to your

old one and do you like your current

setup more than the last one

it's way more comfy it's obviously way

more comfy

and yes i i prefer the no i hate if look

if this laptop worked well

and i could react to content

then i would love this way better

that's the one drawback from this

fucking setup

is the fact that i cannot

i cannot react to videos but if yeah

otherwise i like this better way better

oh yeah

miles better i mean light years better i

like it way better

okay

as far as george gross is concerned

he was one of the biggest influences on

infrared as an idea because infrared

remembers also an aesthetic project

and george gross's new objectivity is

what i have

it's what we have termed

the theoretical orientation of infrared

believe it or not

not necessarily infrared was inspired by

new objectivity one thousand percent

and the reason for that is because

george grows

he was a german painter and he was

painting the degeneracy and dk of the

weimar republic and the idea of new

objectivity was it was kind of a

response

to german

expressionism

which was extremely emotional and

extremely you know caught up in the kind

of

german sense of feeling and whatever

and new objectivity is basically saying

we're in a new american pragmatic era

and we we have to return to a new matter

of factness right

and george grose's new objectivity

was it was dealing basically with this

destruction of the old german world the

emergence of this new american world

and

the way he depicted that was

i i in my view i think it it was a um

it was a rejection and overcoming of the

anglo-saxon substance

in favor of this kind of more future

oriented sense of objectivity

that is corresponding to the american

era

and i argue something similar is

happening today with china

in regards to america

but new objectivity for george gross was

it was depicting the breakdown and the

collapse of an entire world right in an

entire

you know

society basically

that's more or less what we were dealing

with there

um

thank you so much natsuki

thank you for being a patron hey has how

does islamic oneness and dialectics

relate slash differ

was there ever a type of synthesis

between the two

are they diametrically opposed to one

another thank you

okay my answer is going to be

based

thank you joshua any work slash thinkers

that you suggest we look into first

before attempting to study hegel

uh

look dude i get this question a lot okay

i get this question a lot and

just can't all right kant

so the question of islamic oneness and

dialectics

i in my view it it's it's already

implicit in islam it's already implicit

there

and the reason is because the islamic

oneness is a it's a oneness of excess is

my argument the islamic one is not a

oneness of

uh of the

mending of the dialectic into a unity

it's not the oneness of the crucifixion

it's the oneness after the crucifixion

which basically means

islamic one is the oneness of the

dialectic itself

the unity in the unity of opposites but

not insofar as it culminates

into a single moment

but in so far as

it is the common thread of eternity

across

the

dialectic itself

across

not only human history but the history

of the cosmos

why is there a kick w in the fucking

chat why what is funny about what i said

why am i seeing the fucking kw face

demian thank you so much for being a

patron what is a rebuttal i can use

against carl popper's paradox of

intolerance

well it's it's a paradox

it's inherently paradoxical that's the

problem

also how do you determine

intolerant people right how do you

determine what is or is isn't intolerant

that's the

question really

but the paradox of intolerance is just

fascism right that's what you don't need

to necessarily have a rebuttal

all you have to do is point out

honestly and accurately at that

that it's just fascism

it's nothing more than that

thank you jessica appreciate you what

are your main breaks from the

contribution of michael parenti and why

do you hesitate at times

in my view at least in recommending his

work to us thank you in advance

i'm hesitant because

he's very much for beginners

and i

am not a i i'm not dealing with just

beginners is the issue and also i'm

trying to have new beginnings

and

it's it's hard for me to yeah i mean i

don't know

i don't know it's a good question i i

mean

i haven't really been hesitant i've

recommended the people's history of

ancient rome several times

but i just think other leftists are

pushing parenthe a lot already so it's

like why do i it's not like it's not

like he's being underrated right

at least as far as what i can see but

i don't really recommend people that

much often in general

t thank you so much for being a patron

what's the difference between souls and

chinese characteristics versus stalin

socialism in one country well

in essence there isn't supposed to be

but

the way that the soviet revisionists or

the soviets actually not even the

revisionists but the soviets interpreted

socialism in one country was along the

lines of a general formula a kind of

formulaic view like okay there's social

in one country but there is a general

guideline for how to accomplish

socialism in one country

and social with chinese characteristics

is a rejection of that so it has to do

with the the specific idiosyncrasies of

the soviet system

um and the way in which the chinese were

pushing back and saying no

we have different conditions we have

different circumstances and we're not

gonna just adopt the soviet system

so that that is what it's mainly about i

believe peace usa maintains a stance

against social science characteristics

but for social in one country

i mean i'm not in pc usa so i don't

and is the pcsa rejection of this

similar to stalin's rejection of

tidalism as a specifically yugoslavian

marxism leninism

no because tito-ism was a form of

opportunism

whereas mao's contribution

i mean so some of the chinese

characteristics

i don't know if you know this it comes

from mao it doesn't come from xiaoping

it comes from mao okay

so

yeah i mean

ian thank you so much for being a patron

what do you think about the field of

economics

do you think we should borrow some

insights from this field

or is it totally irreconcilable with

marxism

it depends

generally no

gener

no

as a formal university discipline it's

superstition and it's worthless

however there are people who identify as

economists like michael hudson and also

lyndon larouche i would argue who would

be very useful

for marxists to study

in terms of understanding their insights

jan brad thanks for being a patron

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you think thanks reforms and the opening

up panned out for china in the exact way

deng intended

it was in a risky way that without later

anti-corruption crackdowns on other

socially necessary national development

could have led to a new kind of low-wage

serfdom

there's also a risk of poor party

leaderships come after deng can you

speak of what deng was thinking in his

decision i don't think deng was acting

ahead that way because why would he be

right deng is not

the omnipotent universal emperor for all

time

you know of china he's dealing with an

immediate

question

so i just think in a lot of ways the

question is kind of

i mean could

did it pan out as he i mean as far as he

was concerned yes okay but

deng

china doesn't it's it's not a one-person

dictatorship it's just not how that

country works okay so

you know you have to understand that

it's already implied that this is going

to have ramifications that have to be

dealt with on a collective level by the

party

bulky thank you so much for being a

patron

i've heard you talk about china

being socialist

um

but

that it does not bases production on it

you could use their foreign development

as an example of that could you please

talk about the nature of the that

development and how it is not capitalist

or at least direct us to some sources

that talk about the nature of that

development

i really forgot the book but yeah

there's a good book written by a chinese

scholar about the specific

course of development

under dang within china but i i have

literally forgotten it

i'm sure if you go on the discord there

will be a lot of