Soviet Spies & Their Involvement in Pearl Harbor -

4:20@joann_marieI can't, I can't, I'm, I'm, I'm just the worst at this, Ian. So bad. Like, it sounds very familiar, but I don't know.↗

4:30Ian MalcolmWe're, we're gonna have to get a playlist at some point of all of the spaces that we've had, the intro songs. And it, I gotta say, normally I let them go for, you know, thirty, sixty, ninety seconds. That one, I- Kinda rockin' out to. I really liked the vibe of that one, felt very exciting. And, and in there, it's actually got some lyrics that are pretty specific for what we're going to be doing here. I don't know if you, if you picked up on it, but, they do talk about now did-- what you did to me, but it's your history I see, and we're big in Japan. So we're gonna be talking about the group that is- Been behind a lot of the history in particular going back to World War II, and I am super excited for the one and only Karen to join us. We've been doing, for anybody not familiar, the spaces that we have done with Miss, the one and only, I think she's on, Canary Mine four at this point because three got nuked, after two got nuked, after one got nuked, after the original got nuked, because Karen talks about some of the things that you- We were certainly not supposed to learn about, and we've gone into the Khazars, we've gone into the origin story of the CCP, which at its roots was not just quasi, but almost fully funded and ideated and supported and essentially run by the, you know who's out of Russia, which, you know, it was something we had heard a little bit about, but to unpack it fully with her was just wonderful. We did a space on the Jewish history and heritage of John Wilkes Booth's family. Right, so we've been going all over the map with her, and it's been an absolute pleasure to always do so. And when she sent this one to me, I was very excited and enthused because this group of people always playing both sides of the fence of the war, always pushing everybody into this dumpster fire so that they could profit and essentially advance their interests. But I didn't know that there were perhaps Zionist or Jewish fingerprints behind the Japanese entanglement In World War II. So we will be going into that with her, today. Very excited for that. And with that being said, Karen, would you wanna give a bit of an introduction on yourself, any additional color or context on some of those phases that we've done, before we kick this off formally?↗

7:05@joann_marieI see her in listeners. Is she up here?↗

7:08Ian MalcolmOh my. No, let's, let's see if we can fix that.↗

7:12@joann_marieAnd in the meantime, guys, please Repost this page, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and Karen. I'm like, so excited to be here. I, I love when Karen is around, so thank you so much for, for doing this. Yeah, she's,↗

7:26Ian Malcolmand, and Karen, the information that you're digging up, I feel like it's on the, the very fringes of this subject, bringing in tons of, of new areas that none of us have ever heard about. So I'm, I, I think this one's probably one that everybody's very eager for.↗

7:41@kanarymine4Thank you, Ian, as always, and Joanne too. It's always a pleasure to come here and speak to you guys and kind of motivate me to kind of dig in further and thread these together. so yeah, this one would, dovetail, perfectly with what we said before about CCP, as well as kind of Bolshevik revolution, et cetera. So, before we dive into this subject,↗

8:10@kanarymine4Yeah, just wonder, a-actually, recently, found out that, you know, the famous quote of, Goebbels that if you, it's a lie that repeated, often enough becomes, truth, and that was always kind of propagandized as sort of the sinister manipulation of the populace by the, you know, supposedly Nazi, propaganda machine. It turns out I recently discovered That it was not at all a description of the German,↗

8:47@kanarymine4you know, equivalent of Pravda, it was actually taken from a speech Goebbels actually gave on his description of the British intelligence And how the British intelligence put out war propaganda that it was in his mind, repeated often enough, would become truth, as we witness over and over with, say, the, you know, kind of Israeli media or the Zionist media of our day. So that's, again, that's a kind of a projection that's taken a quote out of context. So just kind of put it out there that it's one of those things that, you know, history merits a second. And look, and it's always good to kinda just go to the very source. So anyway,↗

9:37@kanarymine4before, so the, the, the thing that kinda got me intrigued was as we, as we know, they were, our eyes on US liberty right now, and I just, like most people here, learned about it only two years ago. so, it turns out John Conyers actually was the one who, be- Before Thomas Mussey, was on the, you know, kind of, in Congress, introduced the, the investigators of US Liberty, and kudos to them, at the time, they did conclude that there was, intentional act on, on the side of Israel to attack the ship, and, the person chairing the committee at the time was, was Admiral Moore. And Admiral Moore was the first pilot, suppose Taking off on a plane after the Pearl Harbor event. So, so here's someone who had a navy career spanning forty decade, I mean, four decades,↗

10:45@kanarymine4leading both the Pacific Fleet and also in the European theater, so who actually, you know, kind of to his credit, came to the right conclusion about that, about the, the USS Liberty, USS Liberty. but, as we, many of us, this firm may have learned before, that, you know, Pearl Harbor was also engineered to take America into World War II. I, I,↗

11:19@kanarymine4I guess we have all, all learned there are dozens of, y-you know, Holocaust museum in America. and there, there There's no World War II museum commemorating the British or American soldiers in Israel, by the way, none. and there's only-- there's actually very sporadic kind of US, you know, museums commemorating World War II in America.↗

11:47@kanarymine4there are only Kinda, depicts or commemorates one aspect of the war, until a very recent, New Orleans museum that actually has its focus on World War II. So on my trip to New Orleans, I actually made a visit to the Propaganda Wing. it was very interesting. So I discovered that, in 1940, the public support for war was less than Twenty percent, it was overwhelmingly against American being dragged into the European theater, into the European war.↗

12:29@kanarymine4So, and at the time, Charles Lindbergh was leading an entire war movement, and at the time, the lo-slogan for the movement was called "America First." And it depicts a shield that's actually American, you know, sort of the, the American flag, sort of a Captain America type of shield. And that was the logo, and the slogan was America First. Anyway, so that was all very interesting. So it kinda got me wonder, like, what↗

13:02Ian Malcolmhappened? And, and Karen, if I can, only 'cause, I actually looked into Lindbergh, and here's a direct quote, for those that are unfamiliar with the man. And his quote, this is in, of all days, September 11th, 1941, Charles Lindbergh said, "The Jew's greatest danger to this country lies in their outright ownership and influence in our motion pictures, our press, our radio, and the entirety of our government." That was Charles Lindbergh, 1941.↗

13:34@kanarymine4Wow, that was just before Pearl Harbor. So just a couple months before Pearl Harbor. and at the time, very interestingly, Disney, was also anti-war until later on when it became sort of, you know, kind of overwhelming sentiment that everybody was, you know, volunteering to recruit, to be recruited by the war efforts, he changes tune, but initially he also was against war, if- Anybody's interested in sort of this, where they stacked up under, which side they were choosing? Unfortunately, as a kind of a,↗

14:14@kanarymine4sadly, Dr. Seuss was actually very much involved in the pro-war effort somehow. Anyway That aside, so everything changed after Pearl Harbor, and after Pearl Harbor, one million, Americans actually volunteered to sign up for war after they learned You know, two thousand plus soldiers, almost three thousand sailors, actually died in Pearl Harbor. So that, that is the seminal event that kind of pushed America into war and decisively kind of pushed, the European theater, to a different kind of level of, I guess, balance of power. So,↗

15:02@kanarymine4So, I mean, there definitely has been long known and conceded in the official narrative that the code to Pearl Harbor had been, I mean, the, the, the code Japanese transmissions had been cracked. Actually months before, the Pearl Harbor event, so any sort of secret plan on the Japanese side would have been learned by the, you know, American side, and just days before on December fourth, Australian intelligence informed America that it had received, you know, intel on advancing Japanese ships towards America waters. So↗

15:43@kanarymine4so that, those, and, and interestingly, there was a Colombian, magazine at the time, that, a newspaper actually that That on Dec- on December 6 said there was gonna be, and there was an attack on America from the Japanese side. And November 30th, the Honolulu, newspaper also warned of impending attack on the weekend to warn off,↗

16:13@kanarymine4you know, local residents. So And interestingly, there's also a, a comic that was circulated in November that year that predicted a December attack from a naval attack from the Japanese. So in-- I mean, we don't know if it's, you know, there are so many comics that predicted, so these events, So, so one, one very interesting note, side note, is there, you know, I've been in contact with one of their mutuals and, over the last few years over my various accounts, and he told me about this comic about Trump that predicted in the nineties that Trump, it was gonna be a Trump that run for presidency, and he would be his, his, Platform built around building a war and, and his, merchandising kind of, you know, item was throwing hats at people. Anyway, so we don't know if we're living in a simulation and all these things have been kind of pre-told to us. But anyway, so this Pearl Harbor event was definitely, in some ways, could have been prevented.↗

17:27@kanarymine4and it certainly was allowed to be happened. I think there's no doubt that that actually, you know, that, that, that can be determined that it was allowed to happen, and there, in terms from the Japanese side, they had, you know, months before they had all these sort of anti-Jewish sentiment going around, say the Jews have enc-wanted to encircle Japan with order, you know, and in, and definitely at that time, America had already, enacted an oil embargo. So,↗

18:03@kanarymine4so there, there definitely the tension was real from the Japanese side, the tension was real. There had been kind of an intent to have a confrontation with, America, and, and probably Germany hadn't learned its lesson from, you know, the World War One, where it, you know, a fully civil, civilian passenger, You know, ship sailed into their U-boat, into the-- and created this Lusitania event and triggered a war. So Germany probably wasn't in the mood to necessarily trigger America and start a war. So, but Japan, on the hand, had reasons, had real reasons to actually have a confrontation with America.↗

18:52@kanarymine4But it kind of sparked my interest as to whether that, it just seems so perfect. by the way, I mean, there has been, you know, sort of speculation by certain, by some people that the whole, Pearl Harbor event had all the kind of same, similar fingerprints like 9/11, that a lot of it was kind of exaggerated, was, it's sort of like Gulf of Tonkin. Maybe there was a confrontation, there was military action, but they're exasperated by deliberate explosions on, say, USS Arizona or USS Maine to kind of make it look like, you know, the Japanese bombers inflicted all these like casualties, like nine eleven.↗

19:40@kanarymine4so, so they're, they're because they're, they're- Karen, real,↗

19:43Ian Malcolmreal quick, just have to, to jump in, and I don't mean to, derail, I just wanted to point out that- I went and looked up the, the comic Uncle Sam, that was done months prior, and what do you know? Two of the three key creators of the National Comics number eighteen Uncle Sam story were Jewish. Just gonna throw that one out there. Not surprised at all.↗

20:07@kanarymine4Right? I mean, it was definitely in their interest to kinda, you know, get World War II started, so get America involved. So, So at the time, I mean, there, there was speculation because there were no photos, there were just no photos of the casualty mass casualty, not even one, not even one that was authentic of like floating bodies and all these like, and there was no picture of bomb, bombing planes, et cetera. There were just, you know, this also, so the, it's very interesting they had also run a drill,↗

20:46@kanarymine4for the Pearl Harbor event, they had been doing Doing the drills for two years, they had sounded the siren for the drill in Honolulu. So it's such, you know, nine eleven was actually a drill, right? Like they actually designate the nine eleven as the drill day. So, I mean, for, for the Twin Towers that day. So anyway, so there are a lot of similarities, so but assuming, and Japan definitely,↗

21:12@kanarymine4I mean, they did own up the fact that they did actually, you know, made an attack, okay? So, so it kind of prompted me to think, well, the timing is just too perfect, right? Like it just seems like there should be, you know, someone from Japan that actually coord-- isn't there any some on the Japan side that coordinated, to make this, you know, event take place so that America could use as an excuse to get into World War II?↗

21:41@kanarymine4so sure enough, during the World War II, Japan actually,↗

21:49@kanarymine4had, had two people, two, two, one was an extremely high, highly positioned advisor to the cabinet at the time, and the other was a Soviet spy. Okay? So anyway So just kind of retrace a little bit of the Japanese, I mean, m-myself coming from actually, which is, I don't know if, from my discussion of the CCP, if, it's, you know, kind of known that I grew up, you know, in Shanghai, right? Which,↗

22:23@kanarymine4Is there actually in some ways it had a lot of Jewish influence in the sense that it was, it, it, it was an international concession, it, it has a lot of international concessions, I mean, the French influence, the British influence, and American influence, the Japanese influence, and German, German was actually was in the mostly in the north, but anyway, so I, you know, so,↗

22:47@kanarymine4I, I mean, my side, my family, my, my, on my mother's side, was, actually pretty high up in the Nationalist Party. And if you guys don't know, I mean, essentially the history of China, followed in some ways very much like, Russia and Germany in the sense that it had, kind of a, monarch, had a Qing dynasty on its last legs, so to speak, and, Qing Had so out of two thousand years, and the Chinese like to refer to its two thousand year history or three thousand year history, I count a number of years, I mean, more than probably forty percent of those time actually China was not ruled by Han Chinese, which constitute, who constitute eighty percent plus of the population, but actually ruled by Manchus, Jins, by Xianbei, by Qing But these people more on the fringe, not more the nomadic groups. And the dividing line is usually the Yangtze, not the Yangtze, the Huai River. So the r-right now, the northern China and the southern China, China are very dist-- have very distinct characteristics. So anyway. So my side was more in it, so they were-- so at the, the end of the, the, the Manchu rule basically, it's to the Chinese, it's a foreign rule. So there, there was, come over throw, the foreign invaders, that had ruled China for, you know, from the 1600s, to, to, to almost three hundred plus years by then. So there is that nationalist movement to overthrow the, their monarch at the time, the Qing dynasty. And then there's, there's established, this is led by the Nationalist Party, and they have the Nationalist Army, who, who were in power from the nineteen nineteen to, to nineteen forty-nine, until the Communists came into being. And, so they-- I mean, right now the Chinese have huge nostalgia for this period, but anyway. So my family was, you know, kind of very much plugged into that. My grandfather was And a, a kind of a general rank, official in there. anyway, so my, my great uncle was, one of the earliest, brigadier, like, you know, whatever, pi-pilot,↗

25:17@kanarymine4anyway So, i-in some ways, my take of the Sino-Japan War could be very different from, say, someone who more sympathetic from, say, from the, German side, World War II side, but I, I just have to put out there that the story between the Japanese and the Chinese is somewhat different from, say, the, you know, the Germans and the, the Russians, because, you know, it just-- there, there was a three-party kind of- ongoing struggle, four-party ongoing struggle at the time. So it's a little bit more complicated, more like, say, Poland or Ukraine, kind of in the crossroads of all these bigger powers. So In 1905, you know, Japan in 1905, a-actually Ian, on our last base, we talked about this, how in an effort to overthrow the czar and take Russia,↗

26:16@kanarymine4the, the Jewish bankers had financed two hundred million of Japanese army's funds, basically amounting to almost Fifty percent of the, the army's, not, not just for the financing of the army, but also the purchase of the arms, so the most advanced, you know, armaments of the time they were supplying to the Japan, Japanese army, and, who were tasked in return to invade from the east into Russia to attack Russian army. So,↗

26:54@kanarymine4So as a result, and you know, so, so from, I, I know Sam Parker was taking the view that they didn't get anything, so they got really missed, and so they started to get very antisemitic, So, but, but actually Japan took a lot, not from Russia, but from China. So in return for its participation in that event, it got the long-term lease of Manchuria, w-which was extremely resource-rich, which is rich in coal, rich in iron, rich in oil, and timber, and, and got like what they call black soil, which is like extremely good for like growing all kinds of food stuff. So- So Japan actually was↗

27:41@kanarymine4content in kind of taking part of Manchuria, but Japan, at, you know, after the Ch-- the Han Chinese overthrew their Manchus, so there was tension between the, the, the, the Chinese, I mean, the Han Chinese, and, and the Nationalist Army, under Nationalist Party, what they call the Mingguo, period, nineteen, nineteen to nineteen forty-nine, and- Under Japanese. So there is s-s skirmishes, and there are local warlords as well that, had worked with the Japanese, but somehow decided to become more nationalistic. So there's ongoing kind of strife. So it was the Japanese and, and Chinese war wasn't actually sparked necessarily by sort of this,↗

28:31@kanarymine4you know, what, what happened in Germany at the time. It was, but it should be noted that all the military- That actually came later to become the more, ultranationalist Japanese army actually came from the leftists, right? They were very much of a socialist bent, and, and it's not surprising in a sense that I'm gonna say something not particularly popular, but↗

28:58@kanarymine4You know, my intro into kind of learning more about, the Germany in nineteen thirties and nineteen forties actually came from understanding more about Hitler's, Ger-- Germany, which was very socialistic and, you know, the twenty-five points, the party platform they put out, and, and the fact that, you know, he was, Adolf Hitler was a Marxist commissar in nineteen nineteen, he attended the funeral. Of Eisner, who a Jewish guy, who actually, you know, during the Civil War, established a Jewish government, Soviet government, in Bavaria. So Hitler, so, so, a, it was Weimar was extremely Jewish and extremely chaotic and on the brink of collapse. So, so↗

29:53@kanarymine4And, and these people who are ultranationalists, Germ-- Germans, who were inspired by, saw this, you know, the, the desperation, from this World War II, the fallout from the World War One, were, you know, very much drawn to socialism at the time and definitely followed the lead of these Socialist, you know, movements, which were mostly led by Jews, and these came from those who came out here with the success of taking over Russia, but who had always dreamt of taking over Germany, and then there are some homegrown ones.↗

30:33@kanarymine4so anyway, so,↗

30:38@kanarymine4So anyway, so these people in, in Japan who followed a similar trajectory, so they were, the, the initially were socialist Marx, or, or acted by the Jewish bankers who attacked Tsar Russia, who actually became loyalists to Emperor and became more the militant. You know, Army Corps of the Japanese Army. So anyway, so there are skirmishes between the Nationalist, government and Japan, and it can start into a war and full on invasion in 1933. So at the time, since the 1800s, I mean,↗

31:27@kanarymine4you know, the Jewish has had a very much of an interest, especially since the Opium War, which they definitely engineered and they profit tremendously, from the mass poisoning of the Chinese from the Opium War. And the first, Jewish prime minister of UK, definitely facilitated in their, you, in Britain joining that, that war effort. Anyway, so they, they ha-- had by the 1930s had a very large footprint in, Shanghai, 'cause the Nationalist Party, government was somewhat tolerant of their, still their, you know, the, the free port in, in, in, in Shanghai. And at the time, Shanghai, I mean, I think Ian, you went into that at one of the spaces, or,↗

32:16@kanarymine4Shanghai was a sing city at the time, it's a, it's like Berlin in some ways, There was a large group of, you know, kind of refugees from Russia, the White Russians, and there was a large contingent of Jews, and, and the, the, the local economy, the, the, you know, what, what you saw in Argentina, the, the brothels were largely run by,↗

32:44@kanarymine4Either Jewish or Chinese at the time, and the Jewish run brothels, supplied more to, you know, men in the, you know, in, in the national concessions, and some of them to wealthy Chinese men. so anyway, so at the time, you know, there, there was very much entrenched Jewish interest, so when the Japanese Actually, it took Shanghai, they kind of, you know, put all their British and Jewish, assets under their,↗

33:15@kanarymine4I guess jurisdiction and confiscated them, so, so there was definitely an effort to, to kind of get back at the Ch- at the Japanese. In nineteen twenty-six, I believe, they had already expelled Jews from Nagasaki. Because of their sort of perceived threat, okay, that, that actually, the protocol of Zion had been very popular in Japan, and was widely read, and that probably radicalized a lot of the socialists who had felt somehow like they were being used by, you know, the Jewish bankers, to kind of understand their larger pictures, we probably a lot of us do, which is, you know, the left is, the right is, it doesn't matter, they all work together to kind of have a global, you know, interest To dominate over you and take your homeland and basically see you as cattle, et cetera. So, so I think at the time, it definitely was an expulsion from, from, from Japan of the Jews. And a lot, a lot of the,↗

34:22@kanarymine4especially in World War II, a lot of the refugees from, from the West actually got, the Japanese relatively were tolerant, com-- you know, similar to their Italian Aliens, so, but they put most of the, refugee Jews in Shanghai and not in Japan. So, so it was there that the climate of the time was, it was definitely a hotbed for all sorts of activities, such as, as we, you know, went over and that, that even the f- the founding of, CCP itself was the first meeting was conducted in the, in the concession, in the French concession. So, so these, international concessions provide cover for- All kinds of, you know, activities at the time.↗

35:09@kanarymine4so now, here's where actually, when it came, the, the key players came into the picture, which is, there is a super spy called Richard Sword, and he's not Jewish. So, I mean, certain, he was radicalized, by, say, his, his granduncle was an acquaintance of, Karl Marx, so he had been radicalized before. he actually grew up-- he's half Russian, half German, who grew up in Central Russia went, was there with, on a job assignment with his father, who was an engineer, mining engineer, and then he went back to Germany to get educated, and he was in World War One, and then, you know, went to school, and then later on, he got, you know, kinda got Marxist religion and went to Soviet and became a Soviet intelligence asset. So, and then he went back to join the Nazi army, et cetera. So, and he had been sent to nineteen, in nineteen thirties, to Shanghai to conduct all these espionage at the time and run a, as, as cover under the cover of a journalist.↗

36:31@kanarymine4So at the time, he had,↗

36:37@kanarymine4you know, he had, I guess, you know Through their, he, he is very much of a womanizer, and he's, is, kind of a magnet for women. so anyway, so he had established connections through, an American socialist, who,↗

37:02@kanarymine4called Agnes Smedley, who actually was on this colony, our this colony with its whole bunch of Jewish People, and one of them was a, what they called, agent Sonia. Agent Sonia was name was Ursula Kuzniewski, okay? She's, born into a Jor-- you know, Jewish family in Berlin, radicalized during the Weimar Republic, and became a, you know, communist and sent to Shanghai.↗

37:37@kanarymine4And she was quite interesting, so, I mean, that's a little bit later. He, he, she, she was, sent to, actually, she became the agent that was famous for, you know, getting to, the, the, the, and the atomic bomb, focus. So she is his handler. So these people definitely cross many international waters to become, you know, kind of be assignments on all kinds of, you know, these missions, and we all know where those nuclear secrets kind of, you know, and what, what is deemed Soviet and what is deemed Israeli is kind of, there isn't much of a war there, anyway. So,↗

38:27@kanarymine4anyway, so, so he was in that cir-circle, so Richard Sorge and, you know, Agnes Smedley and Ursula were in this circle in Shanghai, and they, they, developed this, you know, American, I mean, a Japanese asset, who at the time had, called Hachimi Osaka, Hachimi Osaka, and was a journalist at the time, and that's how he got acquainted with them, and then he later on joined their,↗

39:03@kanarymine4The Ja- he was a Ja-Ja, I mean, Japanese, I guess because of his familiarity with their, Taiwan colony at the time to Japan and his familiarity with their Chinese culture, he became a very much a, kind of a, I guess, consultant for the Japanese, cabinet at the time. So,↗

39:33@kanarymine4So he, at the time, so the-- So he got Richard, Richard, let me get this thing.↗

39:47@kanarymine4So he got Richard Sorge into Japan in 1933, and he, very unfortunately, ha ha. Well, being a Romanizer, actually, and his German background, his Nazi background, his, you know, NSDAP background got introduced to the, was very much, in, in, insider in the German consulate, world. So he actually, became a lover to the German, military attaché at the time. So he was, who actually, was very tolerant of his having an affair with his wife.↗

40:28@kanarymine4so he was kind of seen as one of the insiders who went in and out of German, consulates and provided, the German consulate with, through his connections to the Japanese, you know, cabinet. So and his sort of connection, his knowledge of, the Ch- the Chinese government, so he became kind of a, very much of a, relied upon person, and he was used to even run Like courier from Japan to Hong Kong for the German side, so he had access to all the German movement inside the movement, he also had access to the Japanese cabinet. So So there was, you know, the, the kind of a key to their whole, play, the whole theater, the war theater was whether Japan, first of all, Japan would attack from the east, and other also whether Germany would attack from the west, as far as Soviet is concerned. So↗

41:28@kanarymine4He very much wanted to divert attention, the, the, the, the effort was to divert attention from the Japanese war effort from their, you know, their European theater, from their Soviet theater to their, to the Pacific theater, so that worked very much, you know, in sync with their American interests that wanted to kind of draw Japan into the Pacific theater and instead of actually going out of the Soviet. So as we kind of look in retrospect, we start to see World War II more and more so as kind of a international, duress effort to,↗

42:10@kanarymine4keep their, say their Soviet from the German invasion. so and, and because, you know, so, so, i-i-Japan became kind of a key player as to whether, w-w-which way it would go, whether it would attack, you know, Siberia Area, which would definitely divert the war effort, attention of the Soviet. So, so, you know, through his, his, his cabinet connection, he definitely-↗

42:39@kanarymine4Very much advised Japan to, attack Southeast Asia and, get its resource. And, what was the, the theory was that Japan had wanted to actually launch this attack on Pearl Harbor just so that it would buy Japan time to invade Southeast Asia, so that it would break the embargo.↗

43:06@kanarymine4And but, but this a little kind of questionable because at the time they had in char-- in, in control of Manchuria, it was extremely rich in oil. But, so, so i-it isn't clear, as to what exactly motivated, but definitely there was the, the professed intention of, say, the Soviet, spiring was to actually get Japan to not go after Soviet, but go after America. Southern America going, can get into war. So there's that aspect of that,↗

43:43@kanarymine4so, i-i-if we can say that, you know, they were basically working sync, they had, you know, the Soviets sold out and they, they have, you know, spy in the German consulate and spy in the Japanese, Cabinet, it was as to which way it would get their war efforts to go, it was, you know, somewhat in their control.↗

44:12@kanarymine4So, and that, that kinda works out well with, you know, what they wanna do with Pearl Harbor and sway the American, sentiment of the time, especially through their control of the media, Charles Lindbergh said. So that's basically the story, and we are, all of us here are, have been trying to piece together all these different pieces of the World War II, because what happened there could happen to us again, and I firmly believe that If they just force, you know, flags, these psyops, you know, if we actually say, "Hey, you know, there's a cry wolf boy," it's not gonna work on us anymore. We kind of seen it, done, seen you done that before. So, and, create this sort of zeitgeist too that may actually thwart their efforts and not make us just kind of led around like silly children by pie-piper. So anyway, so that's sort of my↗

45:15@kanarymine4Latest discovery that I'm sharing with you guys here, just kind of one more piece in the puzzle as to how these all kind of fit together.↗

45:25Ian MalcolmNo, it's, it's wild and, and so I'm, I'm kind of curious because You know, they, they've got the famed Simpsons episode with not only Donald Trump as running for president, but he's coming down the escalator almost identically to how he, he did when he n-announced that he was gonna run for presidency, which was just-- I mean, it's so on the nose, you can't look at it and just say, "Oh, that's just..." I mean, I guess you can say it's coincidental, but it's a really hard one to swallow.↗

45:54@joann_marieIs, is there, is there a voice coming, Never mind, it's me. I don't know what sound was that was. I'm so sorry. Oh, no,↗

46:01Ian Malcolmno, it's okay. and I was just gonna say Karen, to go back this, and I, I, I made a little, infographic for you with, with Grok about the, the comics trip. But, but the piece here that, respectively, that came out months in advance, all of, that you were sharing about how leading up to, there were not only no-- because I had heard of some of the rumors↗

46:27Ian MalcolmThere were clearly signs that the United States was gonna be attacked, in Hawaii in particular, right? I, I didn't know that the, the Australian, aspect that they basically, I guess their, their military notified the United States, said, "Hey, guys, there's ships coming your way," and that nothing was done about it. But, I mean, it's, it's very difficult to look at this picture, say that not only was it not, let's say orchestrated, planned, not only did they allow it essentially to happen, which sounds awfully familiar to October seventh, for what it's worth, but that perhaps the highest level of the US government was aware and indifferent to the consequences, which would of course make us ask the question why that might be the case, and I think we can probably say that we could surmise the answer given everything else we've seen.↗

47:17@kanarymine4Yeah, definitely. I mean, the fact that they had, you know, you know, how, to what extent they were sharing intelligence with even the Soviet at the time, right? how much they actually know that Soviet had a mole, who was actually mo-moving their, the war effort, towards America and away from Soviet, which is what they wanted, right? So that, I mean, we don't know. The fact that it- They, I mean, Israel or Sa'adoun, Jews in America are still, nuclear secrets that supposedly go, you know, went to Soviet, but really they also went to Israel. So, you know, it's like there are all these-- It, it is a whole network, so just, you know, as to how high up it is, right? He, this Ozaki person was a cabinet advisor, he's part of the breakfast group, that's a regularly- Hold, you know, Bracks meetings with the Prime Minister at the time. So he, he, he's part of the brain trust at the time. So, yeah, he had unrestricted access, and they actually, he moved into office inside the Prime Minister's official residence. That's how high up the Mo is, yeah. So, and he was, he was tasked with drafting foreign policy reports and recommendations.↗

48:42@kanarymine4So,↗

48:43Ian Malcolmwait, so this, this spy and, and what was the-- can you kinda link the, the backstory there just one more time for, for everybody? That's wild.↗

48:51@kanarymine4Yeah, his name is called, Hotsumi Ozaki. All right. So, so, and he is part of the sword sparring. So the sword sparring includes Richard Sword and this, agent Sonia, who's Ursula, who's also the handler of the nuclear theor-theoretical physics physicist, that actually a key, member of the, the, the, the Manhattan Project, the Klaus Fuchs. Okay? So So, th-this is part of their ring. So, this woman, who, who, came back to America and became part of, you know, the, the handlers, for, for these nuclear secrets, right? development at the time. So, so there's, Hatsu, Hatsu Mi, Ozaki,↗

49:48@kanarymine4started as a, as kind of a journalist, And then he got into the trust of, you know, the Japanese ultranationalists at the time. so, so that, that's, yeah, it's, he's pretty high up. So, yeah, yeah, he, he says, the Southward Advance Strategy. So, during the critical cabinet debates. On Japan's military expansion, Ozaki argued inten-intensely against a northward advance invading Siberia.↗

50:26@kanarymine4instead, he's expertise counsel Konoe, who's the prime minister at the time, toward a southward advance So, so, this, this is, you know, but he's definitely there, the Soviet, as a spearhead towards the Pacific. So, so in my view, did they actually possibly conduct, the Pearl Harbor attack? Yes. But was their magnitude as reported? No. it was very-- I, I believe it was very much, you know, magnified in order to kind of sell the war to the American people. Public.↗

51:05@kanarymine4you think↗

51:05Ian Malcolmthe damage-- I, I'm, I'm kind of curious, just given your, your research, how extensive or, or, I guess not, do you think the damage actually was compared to what not only was reported, but what everybody would have been shown in, I think it was the Jerry Bruckheimer film, Pearl Harbor, right?↗

51:25@kanarymine4Right. I mean, I mean, again, I, I have just kind of relied on more or less, the people who have done somewhat of a digging and believe that there's involved deceit. I mean, the, the deceit definitely, I, I think it's without dispute that they had foreknowledge, right? It's, you, you can't necessarily say it's a false flag, but it's definitely in, in intentionally, it's like the Beirut, bombing, right? American soldiers, American Marines, they, they, and they knew it was coming and didn't, didn't share the intelligence or let it happen, right? So this is one, where it was like October seven, more or less as well. So,↗

52:09@kanarymine4and this like October seven part, there's actually talk that, USAS Arizona, the explosion may have been coming from inside, that somehow they started a fire and started a magazine, explosion But there were soldiers who said they sat on the magazine and were unharmed, so there's, there's the possibility of, you know, kind of an exaggerated or internally afflicted,↗

52:40@kanarymine4tragedy, I guess. We don't know. I mean, this is nothing on the USS Liberty. I mean, I learned a while ago that McCain, John McCain, Senator McCain's father, McCain Senior, was the one who actually decided not to, get the, you know, kind of a rescue of USS Liberty sailors, but also was part of the investigation, that covered up, intimidated the sailors from, and covered up the, the crime Of Israel, the deliberate attempt to basically wipe out the, the, to sink the ship and also wipe out any potential witness. So, I mean, wait, wait, wait, wait, hang on.↗

53:25Ian MalcolmJohn McCain, as in the presidential, candidate who ran against Barack Obama, his father was the person that both recalled the jets that were being sent to go and, and, and to, I guess, support the Liberty, but then also was part of the group that was doing the silencing and censoring of the- The,↗

53:44@kanarymine4the↗

53:45Ian Malcolmsailors? Yes. Yes. Wow.↗

53:47@kanarymine4Yes. So every time McCain talks shit about anybody, I just said, "Your family are traitors." Hahaha. And his father, and the famous, I mean, McCain Junior. this is interesting, right? He was on USS Forrestal. So this, sixty-six day war was in, I believe, was it July or September? anyway, so, so he was in Forrestal fire, and he-- so he,↗

54:22@kanarymine4so, so, so what happened was there was a- An explosion, a fire on USS Forrestal that was near, Vietnam, it was in the Vietnam War theater, and, there was a fire that led to a hundred sixty whatever sailors deaths I believe, I could get the number wrong. and it was, McCain was accused, was alleged to have dumped fuel on one end of the deck that start sparked the fire. So↗

54:57@kanarymine4we don't know whether McCain senior was coerced, but to actually, to, to kind of, you know, buy his son's actual- You know, mishandling, but the fact the forest fire took place afterwards, but before the investigation, it's hard to tell whether that investigation cover-up was an effort to kind of just wipe his, I mean, I guess, cover-up for his own son. Could, could more sinister, I guess, you know, thinking along that line would be that the father was there to stoke more war in the Middle East, but also the son was stoking more war in Vietnam. So, so they were all both trying to kind of enlarge this whole theater, whole, who knows? So, so, but the thing is, both of them led to the, you know, deaths of sailors, U.S. sailors, so the McCain family, anyway.↗

55:57Ian MalcolmNo, that, that's wild. The, the overlap. And, and Joanne, I'm kind of curious, h-had you heard that aspect and that the McCain family was so tied, or closely tied to the Liberty?↗

56:09@joann_marieNo, I had no idea. Yeah. I, I know, I knew that they were like war mongers and like neocons, but I didn't know how entrenched they were. I love when Karen comes because she, she just says all these crazy things that I've never heard of, so it's amazing. Thank you so much. This is, this is wild.↗

56:27@kanarymine4Yeah, you guys can look it up. I think I had a post on that that had one of the, he had a, even a si-signed letter or something like that. Initially, I thought it was John McCain, but- It was actually his father. So that basically, you know, was, was concluded investigation was nothing but- I mean, John↗

56:45Ian MalcolmMc- John, he, he, he was, a very old-looking man, that's for sure, but, not quite that old.↗

56:53@kanarymine4Right, right. So, yeah, that was- Interesting, anyway.↗

56:58Ian MalcolmNo, that's fascinating, and, and it's why I get, Karen, every time you come in, like Joanne was saying, we always learn so very much, and the, the Jewish ties there, not only, to, of course, I mean, you were talking about the Opium War and all the insanity there, but, the, the ties during World War II with, with both China and, and Japan, that's just wild to think of that these individuals were, you know, so high ranking, amidst some of these decision↗

57:26Ian MalcolmAnd what appeared to be, you know, I don't wanna call it a false flag, but certainly an allowed atrocity, if not a false flag, if not a magnified atrocity, because you're suggesting that perhaps, some of the damage was exaggerated or exacerbated for the, the impact of it. And, and what a wild statistic you mentioned, about a million people in the wake of Pearl Harbor signing up to go and fight for the war, when prior to it, you mentioned twenty percent of America Supported the idea of going to war, right? So, you know, less than,↗

58:00@kanarymine4less than twenty percent, yeah.↗

58:02Ian MalcolmLess, okay, so, so, let's say fewer than one in five interested in going to fight, and then immediately after Pearl Harbor, a million people saying, "Send me over there," and then the rest is kind of history. And it, it is- Right.↗

58:15@kanarymine4I've, I've never dated a guy who doesn't have a grandfather who fought in World War II. So it touched every family more or less, you↗

58:25Ian Malcolmknow? No, of course. And, and isn't it curious because, you know, one thing that, I've, I've noticed along this, journey, the, the, the noticing, is how history and perhaps the lies there within are conveniently retold over and over again by Hollywood to reinforce the preferred narratives, so whether it's Pearl Harbor the movie, which obviously makes-- and it's, it's actually a love story, but it's about- The, the event, of course, or the, it's timed around it, but, obviously makes it look incredibly, you know, dangerous and all the other things. but the same is true with, for example, the Titanic, right? Reinforcing the iceberg scenario rather than perhaps some of the other kind of convenient aspects with, with Astor and, and, some of the other individuals that were on that, that, vessel. But let's go to, Hippie, who has his hand up for a question, then we↗

59:20@joann_marieAnd guys, before we go to happy, please, please, please repost this space and follow Ian and Karen and also our amazing speakers, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. And, yeah, brilliant space, I'm gonna listen to it again because it's, it's just so, so much information about it, Karen.↗

59:37Speaker 1Kippy,↗

59:37@joann_mariehow↗

59:38Speaker 1are↗

59:38@joann_marieyou?↗

59:38Speaker 1Hey, Joann, and this time I'm not sleepy, so I'm sorry about the last space, man, fell asleep. But hey, Karen, you know, it's interesting you bring up this topic 'cause, you know, I was, reading my book, last couple nights of, I don't know if you know the book, Bloodlines of the Illuminati by, Fritz Springmeyer, and, I came across these pages here. And I wanna, I wanna, I was just, curious if you're, if you know about this family here. Now, I, I don't know how to pronounce it so well, but with, Ian's, permission,↗

1:00:16Speaker 1I can, yeah, I can post it up there and let you, I'm posting it right now.↗

1:00:27Speaker 1And, it's just so bizarre, man, 'cause I was just like, "Wow, I was just reading this, I was just like, would it be a possibility that this family here,↗

1:00:39Speaker 1you know, could be a part of, a lot of orchestrating of the Pearl Harbor and, you know, the Korean War of, 1953 and, also leading up to Vietnam?"↗

1:00:54@kanarymine4I mean, I, I, I, my personal view is, I mean, there are definitely a lot of secret, societies and a lot of secret connections, among the families, and certainly there are families who are co-opted. and honestly, another thing I wanna throw out there is, you know, Peter Thiel's family and Elon Musk's family, especially Elon Musk's family. His grandfather was a kind of a family Four type of pamphleteer who warned us of the international Jews. So, I mean, there are people who are co-opted into this as humiliation ritual or as, as you say, part of just the bloodline who are, you know, kind of swear their allegiance to Bawl and can, be, you know, inducted into this secret society to share the ruling of the world, but there's also to, m-m, I mean, I per-my personal belief is There, there is a religious aspect to it, which is ethno-cult, ethno-religion, which they absolutely believe. There is a tribal kind of a dominance.↗

1:02:04@kanarymine4so, so I, I don't know, I'm not familiar with that exact family, but I, I'm not precluding that it definitely could be something like that. Wait, Joann, real quick to,↗

1:02:14Ian Malcolmto poke in on that. So you, you mentioned Peter Thiel and Elon Musk. I heard about Musk's father being essentially this visionary, you know, the- I don't wanna call him a technocrat, but essentially, right, that he was basically looking to merge man with technology in some kind of way in the future. But you're suggesting that he was antagonistic towards Zionism? Oh, yeah,↗

1:02:34@kanarymine4very much so. Yeah, he basically was very much like Henry Ford, when he was in Canada and when he was in South Africa. So, so, yeah. So, and Peter too, kind of grew up in their, in the South African community that was very much pro, you know, Germans on the German side. But I saw↗

1:02:56@joann_mariea picture of, of Elon Musk in Purim when he was like four or five, I don't know, and like Elon Musk, yes, like I'm not Purim,↗

1:03:05Ian Malcolmthat's for sure.↗

1:03:06@joann_marieYes,↗

1:03:06@kanarymine4yeah, I mean, he, he did, he did go to Hebrew school, I mean, or he did actually kind of hang out with a lot of Jews. I mean, there are a lot I don't doubt by his time, he had been in that kind of environment, but his grandfather was very authentic, very Dutch, and very anti, you know, Jewish domination. His, what he was saying was very similar to what Henry Ford was saying. So that,↗

1:03:34Ian Malcolmthat was Elon Musk, both his father and grandfather were very antagonistic.↗

1:03:39@kanarymine4No, it was just his mom, his mother's side. He's, at the helm, and he's, he's a kind of a engineer and pilot and whatever technocrat, as you say. So, yeah. So he, he's his paternal, I mean, he's maternal grandfather.↗

1:03:58Ian Malcolmso, so his maternal grandfather, but then also his biological father, or just the maternal grandfather?↗

1:04:04@kanarymine4Just the maternal↗

1:04:05Ian Malcolmgrandfather. I, I believe he's-- His↗

1:04:07@kanarymine4paternal, his father was kind of antagonistic, to his mother's side. He was, he, he was violent, and they had a divorce, and Elon Musk didn't get along With him, they moved after divorce to Canada. So, so no, what really influenced, I think, left a big imprint on him was his grandfather, who was the, you know, the pilot, the engineer, the whatever. So his maternal grandfather, who was the Henry Ford.↗

1:04:41Ian MalcolmAnd, and his maternal grand-- This is fascinating. The maternal grandfather as a result, you think imprinted a lot of maybe value structures and ideas on Elon? Yeah.↗

1:04:50@kanarymine4Yeah, because he's- Mother was, you know, very central in his upbringing, yes, I believe so.↗

1:04:57Ian MalcolmAnd, and the, the-- So this is very curious because, you know, Elon is a very slippery one because, I, I mean, look, he lets us have these conversations on X, which I've gotta certainly applaud. It's, you know, we couldn't do this anywhere else, it is heavily suppressed, and so I, I critique him for that, and, you know, there's lots of ties, of course, to the, the usual suspects with, Nikita↗

1:05:22Ian MalcolmI've been doing this a lot, but I gotta give, Elon and Nikita Bierer credit. Nikita's responded a couple times, to some of my posts. In particular, he said, "There's lots of things I find offensive on this platform, but it's a free speech platform, so I gotta give that kudos, even if maybe my experience is a little bit, the inverse of that." But nonetheless, I'm here, right? but it's, it's curious because, so Elon, you're saying his grandfather, very,↗

1:05:52Ian MalcolmHis power, but his mother, there's all those weird photos with demonic aspects, with horns, with blood, with all that other kind of stuff. What, what, what are your thoughts on those if you've seen them?↗

1:06:04@kanarymine4Well, I think, you know, I, I, I don't know, right? Like, I, I, I genuinely believe she was very poor, and she was a working mother who had to work three jobs and bring three kids up, right? Two jobs to bring three kids up. So I actually believe, but when you're in the fashion world, I mean, basically, I mean, you know, you kind of just do all the gestures that everybody else is doing. You, you mean, like, for a while, I was totally believing, say, abstract- Art and like the whole modern art scene was about, it's looking back, it's very satanic, but at the time everybody's like, "This is the way of art," you know? It's like music the same, you know, like, so, so it's kind of hard to-- I think everybody changes. And here's where I, here, Ian, I wanna respond to a lot of people in their comments that say, "Oh, it's so insulting," they're, you know, "Hitler was, you know, Marxist." He was. That's a fact. He↗

1:07:04@kanarymine4From nineteen, during World War One, until nineteen nineteen, he was. So, so I'm just saying, but you sh- we shouldn't allow people to kind of have evolved, e-evolved their thoughts. so I, I believe he's, he-- I mean, he himself very much admitted to the fact he was very much in contact with a lot of Jews, right? So, so we should, and, and anybody who actually cares to read the twenty-five point platform that- And the SDAP platform would recognize is very, very socialistic. And my actually understanding about the way my history about the-- what I call German resistance to communism to Bolshevism actually started with understanding the fact that it was very socialistic. there's a book called True Believers, Hitler's True Believers, and it always tell people in chapter seven to nine, you know, there are all these socialist policies of, of the Germans at the time. I mean, sure, I mean, I do believe I mean, I am not a socialist. I, I have my extreme aler-alergy to socialism, and as a critic, you know, so I mean, I believe in liberalism, not as a liberal. A lot of people mistake that for liberal, lib- being a liberal. You know, what I see liberal is really a cultural Marxist, but what I see liberalism is really a constitutional liberal, which is libertarian more or less. But I mean, I can understand his socialism was more for his people, and I think there was one quote from him that is very aptly summa-summarizes his belief in kind of a coherent culture, like a homogeneous society where people can actually organize as more or less as a collective, and that even kind of dovetails into, you know, future conversation about where we're gonna take the movement in some ways, right? And my fear is always like the All this anger at, you know, Israel, whatever, being hijacked by those, you know, you know, Jackson Heylly, whatever, who wanna preach communism, et cetera, to the masses, and, and it's very easy kind of a conversion because they always promise a lot of things. I mean, the, the, the Germans actually, the Hitler, the, you know, the NDA-P definitely delivered, on that, and, but they're, to be very honest, they're There are elements in there such as land reform that it to me is a big red flag. Okay, so and it wasn't implemented. That was the only thing in the twenty-five point party platform that wasn't implemented, thanks to the resistance of the Catholics. So↗

1:09:49@kanarymine4So I mean, I mean, whether he was a socialist, I don't think he was a communist at all. I think he was just socialist-leaning, and was socialism actually appropriate for National Socialists, appropriate for Germany at the time? I would say yes. So I think it was appropriate for Germany at the time, absolutely, and was- Well,↗

1:10:10Ian Malcolmand, and real quick just to, to expand upon this a little bit, and, this is 1938, where Hitler- He said, "A socialist is one who serves the common good without giving up his individuality or personality or the product of his personal efficiency." Our adopted term socialist has nothing to do with Marxian socialism.↗

1:10:34Speaker 2Right.↗

1:10:34Ian MalcolmMarxism is anti-property, true socialism isn't. Marxism places no value on the individual or individual effort or the efficiency. true socialism values the individual and encourages charges him in individual efficiency at the same time holding that his interests as an individual must be in consonance with those of the community. All great inventions, discoveries, achievements were first the product of an individual. It is charged against me that I am against property and I am an atheist. both charges are false. That was the statement made. And so I, I think it's, it's curious, right, because, to your comment, you know National socialism obviously had socialistic elements to it, and, and people can look at socialism and communism, and when it comes to the economic entanglement, you know, there's some comparisons and some stark differences. I think the big one being that he was basically looking to say, how do I take elements that are gonna be beneficial for the society at large, and how do I ensure that the individual is also respected as a part of that system, which, it's a, it's, it's, it is an interesting model, but it's, it's of course very heavy-handed very totalitarian, and it's, while I think it was a, a great policy for Germany, and I think it has a lot of relevance for today, the, the big challenge is whenever you give anybody that much power, I mean, you could say there's not much difference between Adolf Hitler and, for example, Stalin, right? Having absolute authority and control, it's just who is it to the benefit of? And I think the Germans certainly delivered to their people. Exactly,↗

1:12:13Speaker 1man. Exactly. It's always like that. Right.↗

1:12:16@kanarymine4So, so I think it's everything has to put in context and, and actually given the right connotations, and that, that I saw that quote, and I think, definitely, you know, but, but the fact remains that he, he was not, he, he hadn't actually matured in his own thinking about the Jewish world order, the, the, the PAX JUDAICA or Marxism, which is the power struggles forever kind of, you know, oppression of people, with a select few, sitting at the top so, so, I mean, he's, he's definitely more egalitarian elements to it. So,↗

1:12:56@kanarymine4so, so, but, but doesn't negate the fact that he, he was, when he was younger, post World War One, a part of this sort of socialist kind of movement, and he was, organizationally speaking, he was commissar in the Jewish government. Those are factually true, but he's thinking certainly evolved, and like all our thinkings evolved So over time, so yeah. And, and the thing that, what I, what impressed me most, upon me most was he was very, a consummate diplomat and compromiser. Like if you're reading on his like sort of political develop- developments. Is extremely much of a compromise, so it's very much in character with him in terms of his negotiations with Britain, like he wanted not having war, that's very much in character. He's compromised with the Catholic Church, even when the Catholic Church was probably working behind his back to kind of undermine him, he was still very,↗

1:13:57@kanarymine4cognizant of their parts, you know, the, the, he, he was kind of brought up in the Catholic side of Germany basically. So, yeah. It↗

1:14:10Ian Malcolmwas interesting. Well, interesting, and, perhaps we'll have to have a, a debate. I'm sure there's lots of people in the comment section that would, would welcome that, but we'll save that perhaps for another conversation in space. but let's go down to, to Mr. Censored British Knight.↗

1:14:26Speaker 3Hello guys, thanks for having me on. No, I thought, I thought what you were saying about Japan was extremely interesting, Karen. The, particularly that comment I think Ian posted of the, the, the comic, the comic rather, of the attacks a few months before they happened. I, I haven't had a chance to look into that, but, you know, if that, if that all pans out to be accurate and everything, that is extremely interesting to say the least. likewise with, John McCain's father being the guy who told the Jets to stand down with the USS Liberty, I think.↗

1:15:02@kanarymine4Right.↗

1:15:05Speaker 3yeah, on, you know, I, I accept what you're saying, about, about the early life of Adolf Hitler, but I think, As you're saying, which is also correct, a lot of people's, opinions do evolve over time. I mean, my, mine certainly, mine, I know, I, I can only speak for myself, mine have changed, significantly over the years. Right. But I do I, I, I certainly do lean towards, even though it's kind of a taboo to say, more of a national socialist perspective, and my reason for that is, you know, I, I value people's contributions, I think su-successful people should be successful, but as I think Ian read from,↗

1:15:54Speaker 3what's it, Hitler's quote in nineteen thirty-eight.↗

1:16:06@kanarymine4Yeah, I'm here. Oh,↗

1:16:09Ian MalcolmSpencer, are you there?↗

1:16:15@kanarymine4I think he might have made↗

1:16:18@joann_marieit. He doesn't look it. I'm gonna recycle him.↗

1:16:25Speaker 3Land is extremely expensive, like housing and stuff. And really it's quite artificial in a way.↗

1:16:33@joann_marieOh, I↗

1:16:33Speaker 3can't↗

1:16:34@joann_marievoice this again. The vast↗

1:16:35Speaker 3majority of land which isn't farmland is owned by a tiny group of people, and that group mainly consists of↗

1:16:47Ian MalcolmOh, now he's gone. Yeah. Joanne, this is wild.↗

1:16:50Speaker 1That was wild. I, I, I wish the screen would go back to normal and then his audio↗

1:16:55Ian Malcolmwas coming through after the fact. Yeah,↗

1:16:57Speaker 1that was like, what? Is this some kind of poultry guy's going on?↗

1:17:02@kanarymine4Well, I mean, my, my analogy of it, what I tell people and how I get through to people is to say, you know, I like, I do you think the Chinese would be okay with seventy percent, eighty percent of their all their cabinet positions, all their banks, all their education, you know, kind of institutions, occupied by Indians or Japanese or Korean? And you know that, and people would be like, no, of course not, like they would be like Riots in the streets, right? Or the absolute colonization and occupation of that to happen. And if you reverse, you know, conversely, if you have, say, eighty percent of Chinese, you know, occupying all of Japan's in industry, and, I mean, that, that would be unthinkable. So that's, I think it's really hard to get through to this kind of Christian white, so to kind of make them believe that they have a right Right to their own homeland, you know, not necessarily all competing on merit, but, you know, have their, the, the, the freedom to kinda develop their own community, their own values and at their own pace. I mean, I think that's a human right. So anyway,↗

1:18:19@kanarymine4I think that's what you're getting at. I mean,↗

1:18:25Ian Malcolmit's not there.↗

1:18:29Speaker 3Yeah, sorry about that. I seem to have lost my connection. I'm not sure what the last thing you said. It was very↗

1:18:34Ian Malcolmstrange. You were removed from the panel, and then about five seconds after the fact, your audio started coming through as if you were still there.↗

1:18:43Speaker 1Yeah, man. You were still talking while you weren't here.↗

1:18:48@joann_marieThis is the second time that it has happened to me in this space today, and I started recording because I was like, "If I tell people I hear voices, they're gonna think I'm insane, so I'm just gonna screen record." Yeah.↗

1:19:00Speaker 4I mean, whenever I'm in Ian's, Ian's spaces, I get disconnected like ten times, and when I'm in, UK spaces, I never get disconnected. Isn't that, isn't that weird how that↗

1:19:11Ian Malcolmhappens, Joanne? Almost like they're messing with us again.↗

1:19:14Speaker 5I know, man. It's like, "Hey, we need a priest up in here, man. We got some polterguys going on. Anybody a priest anywhere?" Anyways, let's get back to- Oh, if I,↗

1:19:25Speaker 3if I could finish on that, I think what I was basically saying was the thing with socialism is, you know, it's very different to Marxism. These are completely different things, and I would suggest that- Marxism is a form of propaganda, the same way pure capitalism is a form of propaganda as well, when really we, we should celebrate success. But I always say to people in the UK, wouldn't it be great if, for example-↗

1:19:54Speaker 3Two houses. And I mean, some people might not like the sound of that, but if everyone in the UK could only own two houses, or say, a hundred acres max, suddenly everyone in the UK has a cheap house the moment they leave school, starts a family early, has children above the replacement rate. And I think what we're gonna see in the future is a lot of these humanoid robots coming online, maybe in twenty years, maybe thirty years, but there will be millions Of them, an AI will eventually be much smarter than the average person, and I don't think the government is gonna let us just buy a robot which could be used as a weapon. So you're, so you're gonna have this situation where these companies and the government own all these robots that never sleep, they're cheap to run, they don't need maternity leave or, you know, pensions or things like that, and only the government and Companies are gonna own them and they're gonna be smarter than you. So if we, if we keep moving towards this kind of pure capitalism surveillance system, it's not particularly surprising why people at the, WEF at Davos say things like, "What do we need humans for?" Because in a way, in thirtieth years' time, they're not gonna be necessarily wrong, are they? Other than perhaps sex slaves and other things they do with people.↗

1:21:22@kanarymine4Right. I mean, it, it's, it's an age-old question, but I, I think it's always easier. I mean, the clan systems, kind of village, co-uh, co-, kind of a cohabitation systems have always been around for thousands of years, so it's really about whether it's people first or it's actually, you know, kind of, I guess control first, and I wouldn't necessarily talk about capitalism or socialism, but in a sense of whether it, it, it, it is a, you know, kind of a humanity first or whether it's actually control first, because whether it's coming, I, I see a lot of people coming from the left who kind of seem to wanna protect or kind of put all the, the reddest target of evil as corporation, as if as, as long as we talk about corporation, the human aspect, we don't have to, you know- Kind of deal with anymore. So it is a difficult question. I mean, there, there are certainly a lot of people from the communist era who are nostalgic for it, for its kind of basic kind of, it's, yeah, supply of the necessities. They don't really have to worry about making a living, the daily struggles. And that's exactly what the PECs to take may want us, but at the same time, they may decide, well, there's too many of them, seven, eight, too many of them, only one eight need to survive.↗

1:22:47@kanarymine4So, I, I, I, and you on the day still think, even if it's a messier, individual liberty is, is very paramount and extremely important, the fact that we can still, you know, talk in America, question certain things in America has everything to do with the fact we do have, you know, freedom of speech and freedom of gun ownership, and, that is something whether it is from the left, from the capitalists, from the right, the, the, whoever rules has an incentive to kind of take that from you, and, and Ian's right. Marxism, it has a very, very lethal aspect to it that's very different from socialism, which we can reserve for another day to discuss. But in, in essence, it is a-- it, it is whether they actually wanna exert this power dynamic, like interpret everything. What I say is, you know, I said if my account gets wiped again, I mean, the thing I really want everybody to know is, at the end of the day, it's not about who wins It's not about who even gets exterminated, it's really about which paradigm exists in the world, whether there's a paradigm that's facts and truth over, you know, kind of, you know, comfort, recomforted reality, pro-proganda, whether there's still a right and wrong or everything's relative. So it's, it's really as long as that paradigm exists that we still reason, we still establish fair procedures, rules of the road versus This kind of ends justify mean kind of way of thinking,↗

1:24:22@kanarymine4i-it's really about that, that thought process, whether it exists or not, and I do see that as the key difference between a, w-well, I say white in that sense, the, you know, kind of a Celtic, Germanic way of thinking versus the Jewish way of thinking, so anyway, digressing there.↗

1:24:43Speaker 3No, no, I agree completely. Like, just to be clear, if, if somebody's successful and wants to have a hundred cars in their basement or, you know, twenty, twenty pieces of art or loads of antiques and stuff, amazing, good for them, like, fantastic. I, I want them to have as many cool things as possible 'cause that drives the economy. I just don't want them to buy loads of land and ring, ring f- ring, ring fences,↗

1:25:11@kanarymine4right.↗

1:25:12Speaker 3Denying- Other people the chance to have something extremely modest, and that unfortunately is what happens in the United Kingdom.↗

1:25:19@kanarymine4Yeah. Live and let live, yeah.↗

1:25:26@joann_marieAlright, thank you. Exiled Irish, welcome, go for it.↗

1:25:36Speaker 6I, I just have to, break apart some of the things that you said that I disagree and agree with. wealth accumulation, I agree with. I don't see the issue with people going on about the Rothschilds and so on. What I do disagree with is, the Rothschilds, the Wilbergs, et cetera, who create, uber, thinking pads above the wealth that they, that they've sown down. Now, that's something that you touched upon, but you didn't really, Get into, and you need to, because these are the people that are controlling the world into the idea that Tony Blair has, proposed, that we don't need an EU, but we need a super government, which is scary. That is getting into Blade Runner mentality.↗

1:26:35@kanarymine4Oh, absolutely. I, yeah,↗

1:26:37Speaker 6no, no, I mean, I, I, and, and, and, and, and, and th-this is what these guys are talking about. And then,↗

1:26:45Speaker 6another part that, y-uh, you're touching upon, and, I didn't write it down, so please do, bide my, escapism of mind is, where the individual exists Within the stage was something that was, that was, being talked about within Europe, your, your back and forth, and, and, and that is something which has been,↗

1:27:15Speaker 6ripped apart, by the way politics is going, because we, we don't have politicians for the peop-- by the people and of the people in many, different democracies. And it's disgraceful, in my opinion, as a observer and a reader of American, life, because of the way that, Congress and Senate works with, avaricious people, and these are supposed to be the people that, are on the pedestal of, telling us what democracy is, and in the last twenty-five, no, sorry, forty years↗

1:28:01Speaker 6that is so, disassociated with the people and why you have, in America, my opinion of a country, I, I love to visit, love to be there and so on, and, I thought about living there as a, as a retiree, but, if I did, I'd, I'd go to the mo- the remotest place in the far- part of America to get away from America because the way America works today is that a vote means fuck all because it's bought so cheaply. And what the tenets of your, your, your, your, your, your constitution are↗

1:28:43Speaker 6is what is meant to be needs to one, be rewritten, and I wouldn't even trust a single fucking bastard to do so but it's one of the strongest democracies, one of the oldest democratic, constitutions in the world upon which France based their own constitution upon so that everybody understands and how fucked is France 'cause they've now got five,↗

1:29:23Speaker 6The same of, of your constitution, two hundred and fifty years later, is, better than the UK. And I can't think of a, if someone can tell me of a, of a, democratic constitution that has lasted as long, y-y-you may have your,↗

1:29:48Speaker 6disagreements, whatever, but it has. But if, as somebody had said, God, oh, that fucking horrible guy,↗

1:30:03Speaker 6a, a, a Hollywood writer who was a homosexual,↗

1:30:08Speaker 6you wanted, you wanted Lamda. Anyway, well, his name will come to me in a second. I'm six, yeah, maybe there's↗

1:30:15@kanarymine4some missing information. Maybe he's lost my head.↗

1:30:18Speaker 6But, but, but, but, but hang on a second. But, but the thing is, is that, America exists on two hundred and fifty years as, as a, a constitutional, democracy, which is incredible, and you look at China and you look at Russia and you look at what they've done, and you look at the wealth that people, in economics that people have made for themselves from America of very divergent, societies, et cetera.↗

1:30:49Speaker 6it's better than Russia or, even China of late, the, the, the wealth that America has made still. And, and I will, I, I, I will hold that as a, as a, as an amazing candle to the, con-continuity of America. And why I do say that is that that is the beacon that people should look to and not revile, even with Trump being there. As the, the statutory person that is gonna be there, and when they go on about the, the sheriff, I don't like that. But the state, that country, when things go fucked up, will be there for the rest of the community, if it's Russia attacking, if it's Iran, if it's China, and the woke's that are in America piss me off. A lot when I hear their fucking stupidity, the anti-fa in, in, in Washington. When I've traveled around America, I've gone like, "Fuck you, hit me, whatever." America- So, so you, you↗

1:32:00@joann_mariedon't think it's America causing- America, America, America, America, sir, sir, sir, sir. You don't think it's America starting all these wars↗

1:32:09Speaker 6everywhere?↗

1:32:20@joann_marieYeah, no, I,↗

1:32:23Speaker 6I never, no in, in today's world, and I'm not talking fifteen years ago, but today, and Europe has got such a wokeery, they're terrible. They can't, they can't align themselves. Who started, who↗

1:32:48@joann_mariestarted all that wokeery? You,↗

1:32:50Speaker 6you, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna be asked. You as Americans are gonna be asked to come to the help of Europe, and you will be.↗

1:33:00@kanarymine4Yes, so can I respond to that as someone who's actually from San Francisco? I mean, it's very obvious to us who is creating the woke, who's creating, who's behind Antifa, where the Antifa logo came from. It is all part originated from the Bolsheviks, Jews, and it's always been their aim to actually denigrate the society, cr-destroy all the values, put their trans-put their seven, seven, and let me speak, let me speak.↗

1:33:33@kanarymine4Let me, let me respond,↗

1:33:33@joann_marielet me respond to you. Okay, sir, do not interrupt her again, okay? Go for it, Karen. That, that was, that was, let's do it my↗

1:33:40Speaker 6way. Thank you. No,↗

1:33:42@joann_mariedo not interrupt.↗

1:33:47@joann_marieGo for it, Karen. Fuck↗

1:33:48Ian Malcolmoff. Oh, you, you don't like, Some, some opportunity for literally a person whose name isn't the title of the space being given airtime. Isn't that, ironic, says the individual who, let's, let's see, any of these, "The Muslims praying on the streets, the attacks on the poor Jewish community," says this guy as of just, well, about a month, not even a month ago. so it's pretty obvious where your allegiance is and, why you would try to push back on the idea that woke is being pushed by a certain group of people, which Karen to your point, just because of that, I'm gonna put up into the, nest a video in which a Jew on stage says that the Jews led all of the leftist movements over the last sixty years in the United States. That is, her position, not just mine and, and that of Karen, but, but feel free for, go for it, Karen.↗

1:34:47@kanarymine4Yeah, I mean, I think there is a, from, from the Europe side especially, because there's so, you know, kind of the, the definitely tension with the Muslim, and, and all of that, so it's very easy to be manipulated into kind of a different kind of confrontation versus seeing the real problem behind, you know, kind of depriving the people, the, the native people of their rights. And to the credit of the person, yes, I do actually believe America Constitution, it's still, very much something we should look to, like Ian, you and I talked about it. I mean, there are a lot of people who want to actually denigrate the founding of this country, and I still believe this is the last thing that we should hang our hat on, such as freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of, only, you know, Second Amendment, amendment, only guns. So, I mean, right now, guns probably not really competition for drones, et cetera, but anyway, it can be created by extension. But I do believe since you, we in America have witnessed how our democratic system, that very much beautifully designed to be checks and balance, can be usurped at every stage by the same group of people who have global intention of dominating over us. At every turn, we have seen all the tricks of how they can use the system, infiltrate it, and just really change it. The character from inside out. So we've seen it. So I don't no longer believe the system can save us anymore. Just the virtue of having a constitution, we can't be saved. Thomas Massey didn't win the election, and we, despite eighty percent of people not wanting to go to war in Iran, it's still going on. So it's not reflecting on our will, then don't even bother to sign up us anymore. They give us the dumbest sign up. They know they're-- they know we know they're lying, and they're still doing it to us. So what The hope, I still believe, outside the system, the reason America system lasted this long is because of the American people. That's our last line of defense. If you come from immigrants, you come from settlers, you come from pioneers, you come from rugged, liberty living, living p-loving people You instill that right, I mean, that kind of sense into your offspring, that's our only hope, is my belief. And as soon as you put everybody on basic income, you take people away from farms, away from the outdoors, in, you know, kind of urbanize them, indoctrinate them, then we won't lose that spirit, and no matter how much the p-prostitution is on the books, we're just gonna be manipulated. So↗

1:37:39Ian MalcolmNo, and, and for what's worth, the, individual that was interrupting you, here's an interesting post that that person had made. There's a video. It says Subversive Force, is the handle. Talks about how Attorney General Richard Hermer at yesterday's conference and in Westminster Hall was quoted saying, "Celebrate the enormous contribution of the Muslim community of Great Britain. Celebrate what a tolerant and diverse nation we are." Are and will always be. That was the quote from this Jewish individual to which guy that was just in here said, "I hope within the Jewish community he is a pariah, because he would be within the UK, except, that's not, that's not what would be indicated if we look at all of these organizations that are doing the flooding of migrants into the West." He wouldn't be a pariah, he'd be perfectly aligned with Secretary Mayorkas, who brought twenty-five million people into the United States. So perhaps the individual is either completely clueless, maybe they're subversive, but either way, we're not gonna allow people to just talk all, all over our, our special guest here. And so if you do wanna come up, always welcome anybody and everybody, but at least, as almost is always the case, just be respectful for Karen and for others. If you wanna yell at me, you're welcome to. But don't, don't screech over top of people like Karen and Joanne, that won't be tolerated. But, let's go to, Mr. Wafer.↗

1:39:09Speaker 2Hey, and, so I just came over from Diligent Space, and, ever since you left, he's been like a bloodhound on the trail, going back on the Grok AI stuff, all the way back to World War II and even beyond. And, this, this, this Alfred Shalom guy and this Terry↗

1:39:32Speaker 2No, it was pretty entertaining. but the second thing is, it says Soviet spies and their involvement in Pearl Harbor. I wasn't aware of any Soviet spies, involvement in, in, in, the precursor to Pearl Harbor. What I, what I have heard, what I have seen, i-i-or purported to be, is that, Mr. Churchill, the English, had actually cracked the Japanese code, about six or seven days prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, and decided-- neglected to share that with- The American, their American friends across the pond, i.e. us,↗

1:40:07Speaker 2and so therefore let it happen and let America be drugged into World War II. That is my assumption, based on what I've seen. that's all I have to say.↗

1:40:17Ian MalcolmWell, Karen, I'd be curious for your thoughts because it would lead to one of two conclusions. Either, Churchill decided not to share that, or I think what would be your suspicion is that he did, and the United States just kind of looked the other way with that knowledge. Is that kind of your position?↗

1:40:34@kanarymine4I think they probably shared it with a nod, nod, like wink, wink, like, "Yeah, that's, you know, we kind of know that's what's gonna happen," you know? And so, yeah, Australia shared as well days before, so, and by that time, America also, also cracked the code, so they were all kind of in agreement that, you know, we'll just let that happen.↗

1:40:55Ian MalcolmAnd, and Wafer, here's the why-- I, I was completely oblivious. Karen stumbled across a comic months prior to Pearl Harbor. Harbor, suggesting that essentially at year's end, that, Pearl Harbor specifically would be attacked by the Japanese, that comic, done by two Jewish artists and authors, I put that up into the purple pill. That, I was so- Oh, don't say the tiny hat tribe predicted it, I'll be↗

1:41:22Speaker 2damned.↗

1:41:23@kanarymine4Yeah, that, that was the, that was an issue from November, and the, the attack was in December, so that came out before↗

1:41:30Ian Malcolmthe attack. It, it, it's almost like they, they actually- Accidentally let it run just a little bit too early, they, they anticipated having to come out shortly thereafter. They're like, "Guys, what'd you do? You let the cat out of the bag." But, Yeah,↗

1:41:44Speaker 2like, like when they reported on, building seven, collapsing twenty-three minutes before it actually did. Yeah. That, right, right,↗

1:41:49Ian Malcolmexactly. Like, has that been, is that confirmed or is that, quote-unquote, conspiracy at this point?↗

1:41:58@kanarymine4No, no, it's confirmed. Yeah, they actually talked about↗

1:42:03@kanarymine4I mentioned the Colombian news that said on December sixth that there was a, there was an attack, so just like the CBS news report of nine eleven, yeah. Wow. I mean, the Colombian news report of Port Harbor a day before the actual attack.↗

1:42:21Ian MalcolmNo, it's, it's all just wild, but, let's go back to, to Censored, and, and I do, so Wafer, I, I, I find it very curious because for a long time, Truth Teller and I used to go into Suleiman's room, and we were the crazy guys that talked about the Jews, and finally Suleiman kinda came around, and now he talks about the, the Zios, and, I, I can appreciate that he, that he does, right?↗

1:42:49Ian MalcolmI, I, I'm No longer kind of welcome in those conversations, but, but such is life. but, within diligence space, about a year ago, it was the same thing. And repeatedly, I would go in, I would patiently wait, diligent would sometimes let me come up, other times he wouldn't. And when he would, he would caveat it. He'd be like, "Guys, I wanna let you know, you don't go talk about Israel. It's all about the Jews, according to him." And, and now he's essentially hit the point of, of No return, right? Because once you see the little bit of light coming over the horizon, you're like, "Wait, what is, is that?" And each step you take towards it, the sun just goes up and up and up and up. And so there, I was in that space prior to coming in here and launching this one. And Dilligent, who knows nothing about nine eleven, Joe and I were just asking him to ask Grok a couple questions, and Joe asked, "Was one of the pilots, was his brother directly connected?" Connected to Mossad, which I didn't know about that little piece of news, which he was. And then I also asked about the police commissioner, who just two weeks prior to nine eleven, did five days over and had dinner apparently with the prime minister of Israel. It's like, it's all so crazy. And so you can just see the wheels and diligence head. He's like, wait, I don't wanna accept this, but once, once you see it, you can't unsee it. And it just becomes crystal clear.↗

1:44:24Speaker 2Yeah, through, through his own, curiosity, he's letting, Grok, J-pill his ass. So it, it, it's actually kind of funny to watch real time. So, it was, it, it was quite good. like I said, the other guys, Alfred and this Terry, Terry guy that are, you know, prosio and all this stuff, they were just having a fucking apoplexy between themselves. It's, it's pretty ridiculous.↗

1:44:46Ian MalcolmI mean, Alfred, I Not, it's, it's, it is,↗

1:44:55Speaker 2insufferable. Yeah, he, he said he owned everybody on the whole, USS Liberty thing, but they just kept cutting him off, so, yeah.↗

1:45:05Ian MalcolmYes, I've, I too have met midgets who tell me they're incredible basketball players. it's very strange when they do. I, I look down at them and they're like, "Trust me, bro." I'm like, "Alright, can't wait to see you do a 360 windmill slam dunk on the, Basketball hoop that's, three feet tall. But↗

1:45:24Speaker 7they do the opposite, they do the absolute opposite. Like, oh man, and then you're the dude right there next to this dude who just embarrassed himself, and he's like, "Uh..."↗

1:45:35@kanarymine4Yeah, so yeah, and, I was, I was actually wanna make a kind of a plug right here. I, I kinda urge everybody to, kinda really reply to their, you know, kinda pro-Palestinian lefts, accounts, and especially those that compare, you know, Israel to Nazi Germany, et cetera, et cetera. Or, I mean, I, I think, you know, those are low-hanging fruit, and I, I usually start with calling them Zionists' accomplices because they're repeating the lies, you know, that, that buys, that, that Israel the biggest number of, you know, bombs. So, so that I just call out them, and I, I, I truly feel the only way we can get to the next stage is for everybody to know about Bolshevik crimes, the Jewish, you know, Judeo-Bolshevik crimes and Holocaust lies. I, I just think those two are the key to everything. So those are the low-hanging fruits, and they're usually Reply, I mean, respond better than those die-hard Zionists. So anyway.↗

1:46:42Ian MalcolmNo, it, it really is, and it, it, it absolutely, it's a house of cards, and once you take out kind of one piece of the puzzle, the rest of it just, it comes undone really quickly. And I, I don't doubt there's a not-so-distant, future space in which Dilligent starts to ask questions about the holly, and it'll be very funny to see what, what- Grok comes back with, references to wooden doors and some other aspects of it. but for what it's worth, when it comes to that subject, I, I think the easiest way to address all of it, because obviously it's very sensitive for a whole lot of people, I just ask them to look at the Zandell trial, because even AI will spit out, "Here's what happened, here's what were said, some of the very uncomfortable quotes about lack of evidence, the complete- inability to produce anything that documents certain numbers or figures or intentions, or, or my favorite is the fact that they basically determined at the end of the trial that it had to have happened the way that it was said to have happened because all the historians agree that that's how it happened. That was, that's basically their, their grand conclusion. Well, guys, I mean, it has to be the case 'cause, well, everybody says so. but a really interesting trial, Karen. I'm not sure if you want to comment on that before we go to, Yeah. Yeah,↗

1:48:05@kanarymine4I do, because I, I actually think that I have, you know, a very long post on, you know, what I call Holocaust or Holy Co-Cow is, whatever. so, I mean, as a lawyer, I mean, although I'm not a trial lawyer, just corporate lawyer, I mean, we should really understand the power of burden of proof. So I think we are too much on the defensive when they try to spin it as we have to prove our debunking Or, you know, they even phrase it that way with denial, like as if we did something, whereas the burden of proof is always on them, and we don't always have to make them realize that, that I will say, "Well, you know, you said there's another door, that's actually another wooden door. Where is it? You gotta give me proof of that, right?" So, I mean, I have a long list and a structure there is. They have to provide amissible evidence, meaning it's not tortured confession, it's not hearsay, and so far I've↗

1:49:05@kanarymine4Rhetorism, it cannot be inference, and then we have a whole, I have a whole list of reasonable doubts for them to overcome. So it's structured in a way that a normal trial, for, for a normal trial, how this would occur, and they, nobody has been able to kind of produce the evidence. And some people get very confident, and then we got ex- few exchanges, and they come back, and they were like, you know, they can't produce it, you know, if, if they're actually sincere. And some people are sincere, they actually truly↗

1:49:35@kanarymine4Converted quite a few people that way, so, so I, I think we should more put the burden on them.↗

1:49:41Ian MalcolmYeah. Absolutely. And I encourage everybody to. And Gary, if you have, if you have that post, if you could put that up into the, the chat, I, I, otherwise I'd try to find it. And I say that 'cause I, I reshared that one back in the day 'cause when I saw it, I, I was blown away. I mean, it, it is a biblical length, undermining of that piece↗

1:50:05Ian MalcolmOf the entire narrative, it's, it's a phenomenal post.↗

1:50:09@kanarymine4And I thank you. And I have to say, all right, so what I found out was there are some, some definitions and, that actually, were twisted in order to actually fit the Holocaust narrative after the fact. All right, I mean, the Austro, which is uproot, stamp out, it does not mean exterminate. So that, that, that I didn't know at the time when I put it out, but actually David Irwin also commented on that. So,↗

1:50:43@kanarymine4and, and I actually went back to the Earth Group and reports and went through all their reports and had it translated to German from Germany, Ger-German, into English to see if there were actual, tallying of Jews, but it was actually very sporadic, et cetera. So, so the Austro-Denmark was one, one example where the retro- Effectively impugned the definition of extermination into the world after the fact. The other one is liquidated, liquid, in German, in German is liquier or something like that. So they say they liquidated, and I was like, "Well, liquidated? It wasn't used as-- Oh, that was an entry, one entry, sole entry in, Gobel's diary, that actually talked about liquidation, and they said, "Wow, he's talking about liquidation of Jews." And whatever. So I went back and I was like, "What's liquidation used to mean? You know, kind of mass extermination at the time?" Turns out it wasn't. It was very commonly used as kind of winding up business, sort of liquidating the business in that sense, clean out, et cetera, dismiss, dispel. So, and then I went back to see, like, who first used the word, and it was actually the Bolsheviks who first used the word, liquidation to, to- Refer to, you know, industrial size extermination of Christians. So, and then the grok told me that it was used first by Germans in the nineteen twenties in this, you know, beer hall, whatever,↗

1:52:20@kanarymine4report. So I was like, "Produce it, okay? "And it couldn't. It was not able to produce that. And it turns out they also retroactively changed the word, meaning, in, in, in a post nineteen thirties to mean that, to, to mean that word. So, so I mean, in, in the, the, the post-war to, to kind of refer to the word in that meaning, in, in that, in that connotation. So, so that's their shenanigan. They will tell you that's what it is, but really it's just a big circular reasoning. So anyway, I just posted it. That, that might post in, in there.↗

1:52:57Ian MalcolmYeah, and I, I just put that, up into the nest as well, and, it's pretty remarkable because, you know, oftentimes people think, on this platform that you need to have, lots of followers to get lots of views and impressions and all those kind of things. Karen's comment here, and it's not even an original post, it was a reply to a post, eighty-four thousand views, and a curious piece, Karen, is that, I had liked and reshared that Previously, both the like and the re-share, the bookmark is still there, but the like and the re-share were both gone, so I just did both of those again. But it's almost as if somebody is trying to make sure that that is, suppressed. How, how completely predictable. But, let's go.↗

1:53:41Speaker 7Yeah, I, I like your pinned tweet there, and I gave it a repost. Definitely. Thank you,↗

1:53:46@kanarymine4thank you. Yeah, yeah, I↗

1:53:47Speaker 7was just reading all that. Definitely agree with that.↗

1:53:50@kanarymine4Yeah.↗

1:53:52Ian MalcolmWell, let's↗

1:53:54Speaker 3go to, Censored. Oh, yeah, I wanted to jump in earlier because the guy who spoke and you had to kick out, I mean, that guy was so rude, first of all, and to be honest, he's, he's unfortunately pretty representative of, many older people in the UK and Ireland as well, unfortunately. But on, on what Helgi said, You know, I, I can completely believe the British didn't share that with the Americans, because I think it was David Erwin who said,↗

1:54:28Speaker 3"You know, there were at Letchley Park, we had, we'd decoded the Germans in nineteen forty, you know, and I think their submarines, a little bit later." And curiously, m-many of the transport ships which obviously had a lot of American crew, sailing supplies to the UK They, they tended to be the ships that got sunk quite, quite frequently because,↗

1:54:57Speaker 3there wasn't, too many, I guess, decodings which occurred, which, and then, and then of course after, after America joined the war, suddenly all the submarines everywhere got caught and the, let's see, the, the war in the Atlantic got pretty rough for the Germans, just to link that back. But, but about what you said about, I think you said, Karen, Australia warned the Americans. Yeah. Did you say that?↗

1:55:26@kanarymine4They warned Americans four days before that they know the Japanese ships were sailing, the battleships were sailing towards America. So, yeah.↗

1:55:37Speaker 3Yeah, I mean, I do find it interesting that the Australians did that because obviously they would have been under the jurisdiction of Churchill, of course. So those two things do seem a little conflicting to me, but maybe I'm overreading that there.↗

1:55:51@kanarymine4Right. So, I mean, I, I just feel like, you know, I, I, I sit in a lot of space there. It, it's a very complicated kind of, for, for, for our generation, for you guys probably younger than me, I mean, there's a lot of, especially for the older generation, their, their psyche, is very much intertwined with sort of this great war, you know, like the victors of the Allied stories, so and that's how they hijacked us or the, the Russian people's national- As well, and bind it with the, you know, World War II. And for Chinese, it's, it's a little complicated because the CCP pretended they were the anti-Japanese force, and it turns out it was all a lie. It was actually the Nationalist Army. And the, you know, growing up as an offspring of the Nationalist Army officer, I mean, like I didn't know at all they were, you know, I thought they were always called as the, the, the, the kind of the Escapees and whatever, the, the,↗

1:56:56@kanarymine4so, so, so there are these kind of, you know, our past intertwined with the Jewish, agenda, and that became part of our, you know, kind of, that, that's why I say their, you know, their hippie movement really bought off the whole, you know, boomer generation because that they associate the best of the youth, you know, whatever they perceive as the height of their life And with that kind of a, civil rights, with the, you know, that whole kind of a psychedelic kind of movement, so sexual liberation, liberation, whatever, so it's very hard for them to kind of divorce their reality from, from their Jewish agenda, I guess, if they just cannot see beyond that,↗

1:57:45@kanarymine4only to a limited extent with respect to Israel, yeah.↗

1:57:49@joann_marieKaren, this has nothing to do, but, but have you looked into, like, the Charles Manson connection to, like, brainwashing and to, like, destroy the human mind? We need to do a study on that!↗

1:58:03@kanarymine4Yeah, I mean, like the chaos. I mean, read that book actually. some, someone like, under my post said that three accounts ago, so I read that, and it was so funny 'cause I, right after I read that, I think Candace Sullivan was using it as one of her book club readings. So, so yeah, I mean, definitely. I mean, when you think about like Roman Kuplansky and how he got his wife, pregnant wife, and then go, you know, that horrible kind of You know, crime scene, all blood and, you know, it, it was, it was definitely, in, in retrospect, it's, it's very, very, you know, in sync, I mean, consistent with the, the bro- the message they're broadcasting to the world. So, I mean, if you don't see it in isolation. And, you know, I did, did, and Rachel, and I don't know if you were there, I actually did a space on MK Ultra, and this is where I wanna make a point, which is People like, people like, Candace Owens and even, say, some other people accounts where you frequently talk about, reference project Paperclip as if, like, all this mind control, all this human experiment were a Nazi import, like they kind of adopted their ways, their evil ways of their, you know, whatever. But so, so, and even space, I was trying to counter, you know↗

1:59:34@kanarymine4So break down that myth and just say, "Hey, you know, the US military, the CIA, or its predecessor OSS, which worked extremely closely with the Jewish mafia then, even before CIA was ever created. So during the war and, you know, before the war, Jews have been experimenting on humans and, through their, various civilian military experiments, whether it's-↗

2:00:00Speaker 8biological, or psychological, it, it, it has been going on forever, not to mention all those products and, and side-offs and their predecessors in the Soviet, what they call the Kamara, and I thought that was really funny, 'cause Candace was trying to associate Kamala Harris to her mother's work in Canadian, MK Ultra center, and I was just thinking Mala Kamala. It sounds so close. It's the product of the Soviet, you know, mind control poison lab. Anyway, so, so, so it, it isn't really-- I, I really don't like it when people start like referencing Project Paperclip. I think it was just a cover for what they have been doing all along, the, the, you know, the, the, the control, and especially when it comes to people like us. I mean, they could absolutely say declare us You know,↗

2:00:57Speaker 8insane, and that's certainly what they do in, already in Australia, in UK, in Canada, you know, they could come to the US, where they clear you under psychol-psychiatric care, which is basically indefinite imprisonment, and as they did to Ezra Pound, who was against the war, World War II, who was declared an antisemite, and basically put into psychiatric care of a Jewish, you know, psychiatrist for↗

2:01:31Speaker 9You know, almost a decade. So anyway. Oh, yeah. So, you know, I think something people don't often think about is the CIA or MI5 in the UK when we see how much control this particular group have over, say, I mean, in America, politicians via APAC, is it really so hard to conceive that maybe the CIA has the same kind of levels of control with- I don't know, I would suggest it's very, very likely actually.↗

2:02:01Speaker 8Yeah, I mean, I, I actually do believe there are people, there are good people within any organization, it's not all bad, but in terms of being used as an instrument for- Subversion for assassination. I mean, I would say, you know, their signature card of the, of their, ethnocult group is assassination, right? They're the original assassinating kings. I mean, they just assassinate everybody when it comes to anyone in their way, even if it's a, you know, Danish diplomat or a Swede, I forgot, who had been rescuing Jews, he got assassinated when he's out, when he's not, you know, kind of, In the way of, ha-creating a ethno state in Palestine. So, so yeah, I mean, assassination is their calling card and whether it comes to, m-m- Killing the masses, it's starvation, it's food. So that with massive starvation and leaders' assassination. So, you know, I think we gotta, in America, we gotta be extremely careful with any kind of, you know, legislature that let, you know, legislates land use, water use, you know, air use, things like that, that they would absolutely wanna deprive you of food,↗

2:03:22Speaker 8that's one- One huge level of control they would absolutely want to have, and we're not even talking about their infiltration of our, you know, intelligence. Now they're openly talking about military merging. So when they openly rule, yeah, definitely it would say food is one thing they would absolutely try to control.↗

2:03:44Speaker 9Yeah, and I, I just wanted to say finally, further to someone else's point earlier in here about America and your constitution, you know, I, I, I mean, it would be a dream if we had that here. I, I often fantasize about getting enough money to move to America. That is certainly a goal of mine, particularly when I think I was in a different space of eons, and there was a man talking about his community in Arkansas currently fighting illegal Battle for freedom of association, and if he somehow wins that as well, and I, I can go to America and have the right to defend myself, have a gun, free-- have freedom of association, and, you know, that would be pretty spectacular indeed, because Eu-- Europe has fallen pretty hard here. I mean, you can say anything, and if someone finds it offensive, you're arrested here.↗

2:04:38Speaker 8See, here's what I find. Okay, I'm gonna say something that might not be very popular. Which is if the tables were turned, if it were the Jews, they wouldn't hesitate at all to rise up and to organize and to go to prison. I do feel like, you know, like we know their ninety-six year old grandma, Erzsa, put in prison. At ninety-six year old, where are the German men? I understand they would be thrown in jail, but here's one woman who's willing to go to jail in her advanced age. And where if you have ten thousand men who are willing to do it and do it in a way, not in a defensive way, not like, "Oh, we're not antisemitic, we're not anti, we're not racist, we're just X, Y, Z," but very entitled, in a very entitled way, not like entitled like, you know, the The, at no cult group, but entitled in the sort of like, you know, I, I would say principled way,↗

2:05:41Speaker 8then, you know, I, I think you assert, be asserting your right in a very affirmative way and not willing to, not be afraid to go to jail. I mean, I certainly absolutely would be willing to go to jail if my speech right were taken. So, you know, I'm just saying it just needs to be a bit more, to me, I think it's very unfathomable. Why the Canadians, who actually count among the many hunters, many outdoorsmen, many pioneers, why they wouldn't just fight it? You know, I, it kind of baffles me. Maybe someone can explain to me why.↗

2:06:21Speaker 10Hey, you guys mind if I jump in? What's up, Ian? No, go for it. All you lovely people down there, just switched back in on my main alt, so if you're not following this one, feel free. If you don't think I'm totally crazy. But, oh, and, frickin' censored, censored British night down there, bro. If you ever make it out this way, I got a spare AR for you, for sure. We can run some drills. But, no, no, Ian called me about, a little while back, made fairly for sure, but being a little bit of an accelerationist, and, I, I was getting a little fired up in the space. I'm not trying to The amount of information covered, man, you guys are heroes for sure, but, you know, just, a↗

2:07:06Speaker 10couple things, Karen was talking about. I mean, on the one hand, I think a lot of American, a lot of, European descended American white men have to be somewhat cautious 'cause my work, I'm not trying to piss off, piss off people on the ground, I'm, I'm even higher than that for sure, but, you know, it- There's a lot of violence that happens in prison that is allowed,↗

2:07:35Speaker 10principally against, European-descended Americans, and, the state has been so controlled that essentially the legal system is just a way to drain more resources from targeted groups, again, mostly European-descended Americans and heritage Americans, if you will. But, you know, as much as I do tend to, if not be an accelerationist, at least feel like I need to recognize the reality that asking nicely doesn't seem to be cutting it a whole lot,↗

2:08:08Speaker 10I do have to, at the same time as a strategist, note the fact that Mass chaos and, infrastructure destruction and, kind of a, a race war, if you will, or ethnic conflict, whatever you wanna call it, is essentially the goal here for those in power, for, for those who must not be named. yeah, no, the, the Jews for sure, but,↗

2:08:40Speaker 10you know, they want mass chaos, they want- Wars, they want people to get hurt because one way or another they profit from that, they thrive on chaos, and they find it to be a fertile ground for them to entrench themselves ever more deeply. And I do think, the number of people that are noticing and calling it out now is certainly a big, stumbling block for them, so well done all of you. But,↗

2:09:08Speaker 10you know, the thing about warfare, not necessarily in just a You know, the thing about, warfare in a first world sense, in kind of the traditional European sense, is it's not just violence. That vi-violence by itself doesn't solve anything. What it is, is targeted application of force, the same way you'd use a lever to move a big rock, to remove a problem, to, you know, shift things in a way that is more conducive to whatever the goal is. And,↗

2:09:43Speaker 10You know, as far as the food supply and everything else goes, I think a lot of people are now becoming aware that we're sicker and, m-more debilitated because for the past, oh man, you could probably argue going back to World War II even, our food supply has been decimated the use of solar panels to take up, what was previously agricultural space, if anybody doesn't understand that, solar panels maybe on your roof are okay as long as you're not collecting drinking water out of your gutters, but, they shed a lot of heavy metals, pesticides are usually used to keep vegetation down, so it's not really like it, it basically kind of poisons the land in a lot of ways, and then when the solar panels are discarded, they also poison the land with the same heavy metals that are used to produce them.↗

2:10:33Speaker 10then moving on, you know, vaccinations that have been used to, you know, damage people genetically and, have caused a s-a significant amount of autism, from what I'm understanding, these, a lot of these various facts trace back to those people getting in positions of power and advocating for these things in a way that allows them to profit Well, being a net detriment to everyone who isn't one of them. And, so it, you know, going back to warfare strategy,↗

2:11:13Speaker 10as much as mass uprisings like we're seeing in Ireland, I think, are a good thing and kind of help build a certain amount of camaraderie, help give people confidence that their neighbors will stand up for them. For it to be effective, it has to be targeted. You know, it can't just be, "Oh, we're going house to house and kicking them all out." That's, you're getting at the root of the problem. Oh, sorry, you're getting at the leaves of the problem, if you will. You're not getting to the root. And, in my opinion, in Ireland, in England, in many areas of Europe, and certainly in the United States, I just threw up a, a response to somebody earlier that, basically called out,↗

2:11:50Speaker 10all of our F To J Edgar Hoover getting filmed or recorded by Meyer Lansky with, underage male prostitutes, apparently. So, you know, more child rape. Oh, shit, I don't know if I'm supposed to say that on here, but yeah, that's what it is. you know, CIA, DEA, NRO, our basically our highest levels of government have an unknown number of foreign adversaries in, in positions of power. And although it's maybe satisfying and helps build some community and build a spirit of, you know, togetherness for the heritage people of whatever land we're talking about, you know,↗

2:12:34Speaker 10I, I, one of the, another post I threw up the other day, I think, kind of sums it up, is just, you know, you, you can't Burn your infrastructure and think it's gonna do you any, any favors. You have to be a little more targeted than that, in my opinion, and, I think that's maybe one reason that you haven't seen people rise up the same way in America, because as the knowledge is spreading, as people are understanding the root of the problem here, there's, to some extent↗

2:13:06Speaker 10I think almost an instinctive understanding that this is being steered, that this is being controlled, whether through social media algorithm manipulation, like Ian was talking about. I mean, I've had so many likes and, reposts removed on multiple accounts now it's not even funny. Definitely anything that, decent Jonathan, if you guys, don't know him, those of you that don't, look up at post o bitch.↗

2:13:30Speaker 10man, every time I repost his stuff, next time I go back to it, bookmark's gone, repost's gone, like is gone, like on every single one of my friggin' accounts, man. Nah, I'm hopin' to go down and visit him where he's locked up down in Alabama here shortly, but he's been locked up for a hundred and ten days, you know, more than a hundred and ten days, probably comin' up on a hundred and thirty now, and no bail, no- You know,↗

2:13:56Speaker 10basically no quarter given by the federal government, despite the fact that there was a woman who was essentially, arrested or detained for the same thing, and they decided not to charge her because she was protesting in person outside somebody's house, as opposed to just saying, "Hey, this person is part of this organization that's responsible for it, all of what's going on, or a big part of it," and they just happen to have houses in these locations. So↗

2:14:22Speaker 10You know, it, we have to be a little bit smarter, especially in a nation where we have more firearms than people, and there are a fair number of people that, you know, have trained with them, know how to use them, and know how to do all the other things that go along with that, like using a tourniquet, providing first aid in a, you know, casualty combat situation. You know, all these other things that go along with it. But if you have a bunch of disorganized people that aren't heavily armed just rising up and just being pissed off, that leads to more chaos, that leads more people getting hurt, and that is, you know, that shouldn't ever be the goal for any movement that's trying to reclaim sovereignty. You know, we're trying to protect the people of this nation and our ancestral homelands as well, not- Just rain fire from above and burn everything to the ground. So, you know, it's, it's an interesting thing to watch and kind of try to understand and strategize from my perspective. this is my two cents. Appreciate y'all for sure. Thank you so much.↗

2:15:27@joann_marieFranklin, and I loved everything↗

2:15:29Ian Malcolmyou said. well, and, and the only thing I'll, I'll just add, always this caveat, so our, our goal here, our intent, effort, all aimed at, at peaceful and spiritual, sound resolutions to this problem, right? I, I, I believe that the awakening that we are part of, which, somebody's mentioning earlier, that, diligent, who was very, very, very against some of these ideas Idea just, a couple months ago is now going down the rabbit hole, right? And, and so there is a awakening, then there's an awakening taking place,↗

2:16:08Ian Malcolmwith regards to this subject. we are essentially, we're, we're the early part of the water that broke through the dam, right? Everybody's seen that little meme online, right? The dam is cracking, and the more people-- first it was Suleiman, now it's diligent. The next thing you know, these conversations are going to make their way into some of the largest spaces on X, not just those that talk about politics, but just the largest spaces in general, right? We're starting to see the likes of not only Candace Owens, but also the, incomparable Mr. Tucker Carlson and his brother Buckley, gotta give it up for Uncle Buck, because I really do find it wild that it was only three or four years, whatever it was, three years ago that on this application I was told by people that my approach, which, Joel Davis, who I, I don't know if he's still in prison or not, obviously is in Australia, you know, fighting for, let's say sovereignty of his people, but he takes- A more radical stance on things, right? And, and Joel said that I was trying to conduct a PR campaign, and he kind of mocked it, suggesting that it was just gonna account amount to nothing but intellectual masturbation with a very small audience, and yet Right? We're now at a point where we're holding some of the largest spaces on X in the political realm, talking about these issues with people like Diligent, right? These conversations are getting through to Suleiman, and of all people, Uncle Buck sharing some of Ian Malcolm's content, only to then prospectively talk about it with his brother, the largest podcaster literally on earth. I mean, like, think of how wild that is. We, we have made a monumental difference, and it's be- Not because of my silly little handle, right? Or Joann, or Truth Teller, or Diligent, or Sulema. It's because of all of us. We're all doing our part, right? And, and we essentially are coming together like the little drops of, of water out in the ocean that create the giant tidal wave. And, and so we're doing this as a collective, and we're all learning from one another, which is why I love this approach that we take, which is focused very much on guest speakers talking about specific- Specific topics, expanding our knowledge, and this one on Pearl Harbor, there's another ten things that I'm gonna come away with from this space, and I think back to the, the Last Dance documentary with, about Michael Jordan, right? And there's that line talking about when he was a freshman in college, he was already the best player on the team, and yet by the end of that first year, he'd absorbed the best skills, talents, and moves from every one of the pe- People on his team, right? That's what all of us need to do. We all need to find what other assets and aspects of one another we can put into our toolkit so that we make ourselves smarter together as a collective. And as a result, when we do it that way, right? And, we were just listening about, Jonathan, right? And, and everybody should certainly stay on top of that because he's obviously being mistreated. We know that they're gonna do that to all of us, and I bring it up because when we are a collective, not just of one Right? They can silence Jonathan, they can't silence the ideas that he shared with all of us, and so the onus is on us to take those ideas, not advocating anything radical, violent, kinetic, certainly not suggesting to dox anybody, and I just have to call out, I did say to Jonathan a number of times publicly and, and privately via DM, "Hey, man, gotta, gotta be careful, right? They're going to look for any excuse to come after us, and, and they unfortunately did. So we've gotta always- Abide by the rules. I don't mean to sound like a fad and say people, "Oh, no, don't be offensive." No, we should be offensive. We should just be honest. We should be data-driven. We should be direct, and when they say, "I don't think it's Jews," we should say, "No, here is why we know that it is." And that's why I, I, I hate the term, but I love the term. I go with "cuck." All that you're a cuck for the Jews. It seems to be very bold, very direct, but it's perfectly within the terms of services here on X. And so I'll throw that out there to Elon Musk himself, although Karen here with some interesting little tidbits, perhaps about him, right? He's, he's a very curious and, maybe confusing individual. I don't mean he's confused, although maybe he is, but,↗

2:20:43Ian Malcolm'Cause at the end of the day, he lets us be here, let's, let's give that credit and kudos. Nikita Pierre, I know he's very familiar with my handle, and yet he lets me be on this application, so kudos to him, right? And at the end of the day, as much as I knock Elon, because he'll talk all, oh no, mass migration, oh no, the anti-white media, he'll never just say, hey guys, it's the Jews. But he does say those other things, and in some sense, he's feeding our narrative, right? 'Cause other people are looking around, and they're now seeing all the things that, for a long time, we knew were symptoms of the problem. And so now more and more and more people wanna try to identify, "Why are those symptoms there?" And so we can either, as the last little call, we can either, we can allow the world to go to chaos while everybody focuses on the symptoms and fights amongst one another about About them, or we can do our part to learn from Karen, to learn from Jonathan, to learn from Truth Teller, learn from all of us, so that we can inform all of them who are ignorant on the cause of these problems, right? And then we'll be able to actually make the world a better place in solving those issues. let's go back to Franklin real quick, and then we'll check in with Wafer, and then we'll go to one one three, and then we'll come back up to Karen for some, parting words as we wrap things up.↗

2:22:09Speaker 10I appreciate it, man. I was just gonna ask, I, I gotta get back to it here shortly, but, one thing I think I'd like everybody to consider, the enemy in this battle, if you will, they survive and thrive on subterfuge, covert manipulation, and I, I do think it's important for all of us to understand You know, although this awakening, I think coming from the Epstein files and all of that, is largely organic, I think there have been those controlled ops, as influencers, if you will,↗

2:22:47Speaker 10I won't name them, I'm sure it'd tick people off, but I'm pretty sure I know one named Nick, that were saying some of this stuff to get views or to try to, you know, get people to, you know, feel like they had a ba- a common banner, a common cause to fight behind. This is part of their strategy. I don't know how many people have heard this, but there is a kind of a Shabab Lubovitch cult,↗

2:23:13Speaker 10messianic prophecy that they have, that, you know, they're going to essentially take over the world and enslave everyone else and, basically depopulate the earth to a great extent, and they're trying to do that with technology. But part of that prophecy for them is that the world will turn against them And then they're gonna fight a war against everybody and somehow win, which I would think would utilize various tactics like weaponized smartphones, drones, cyberattacks, shutting down the grids in various places, all kinds of fun stuff. But understand too, they-- whatever happens, they're gonna try to spin it to their benefit. So the awakening that they thought they could kinda- Maybe fake on a very low level and scare people with, scare their own people with really in the United States and elsewhere.↗

2:24:06Speaker 10that was something I think to some extent That was allowed to go on and is being allowed to go on because they want their own people scared, they want Jews in America and other countries to be scared of their neighbors and what else is going on, because they want them all to move to Israel to populate the Greater Israel project. So we have to understand, you know, this is 3D chess, there are things happening at multiple levels, and whatever comes out of it, whatever comes out of this awakening, they're gonna try to Benefit from it 'cause that's just what they do. Now I think it's clearly, taken off to an extent that they thought all the, Zionist brainwashing that we get in the United States and elsewhere about the, the holly and all these other things would prevent, you know, it, it, they kinda let, you know, they let the dog off the leash and now the dog's not coming back. So it'll be curious to see how it plays out, but just remember, you know,↗

2:25:05Speaker 10taking, like Ian Malcolm said, taking all the information you can. Think on it, take some time to reflect, and don't just jump to conclusions, don't just let your emotions rule you, because that's one of their most effective manipulation techniques. We have to be strategic, we have to be calculating, and we have to look to what's, what's good for our people specifically, not necessarily just what chases them out fastest or, you know, what↗

2:25:36Speaker 10Tactics can be used that will be most efficient and effective in one way or another. i-in a lot of ways, to me, it's kind of biblical because, you know, the sins that we commit, if you will, even though they're against people who are trying to genocide our entire bloodline, essentially going all the way back to Rome Those will be weaponized against us, so, you know, whether it's influencers who aren't part of their controlled ops, getting hit with allegations, of whatever, people getting hacked, people, you know, I know, I've heard of whistleblowers who have, you know, been raided and found to have, you know, illegal- Files or images on computers and such things, and, you know, it's, it's gonna get rougher for sure, and we all gotta be careful, you know, button your security up as best you can, be smart. If somebody's tryna talk you into doing something crazy, maybe take a step back, 'cause a controlled and unified movement to rid us of this subterfuge and the subversion of our governments is absolutely called for. But the kind of acts that would inspire fear in the everyday citizen, and at least those people who are either watching TV news or just not plugged in enough to understand what's going on,↗

2:27:05Speaker 10that's what they want. And I 100% agree with you, Ian, that's what we gotta stay away from, 'cause that's gonna bite us in the ass. So I'm gonna get back to it. Much love, y'all. Just be hanging out listening.↗

2:27:16@joann_marieThank you, Frank. I just want to add really quick, and yeah, you're correct, they do want to scare the Jews everywhere so that they return, and they also did it like in the, in the '40s. There was Operation Ezra and Mayim or Ali Baba, Operation Magic Carpet, Operation Yakin, and Operation Solomon, where they bombed people, Jews specifically from like Iraq, Yemen, and other,↗

2:27:42@joann_mariecountries in the Middle East, and then be like, "Oh, now the Arabs hate us!" You need to go to Israel and it was only Jews bombing other Jews, you know? So yeah, they, they do commit false flags a-against each other. And, yeah, they, they do this all the time. So, but I mean, it's, it's crazy because they do it against themselves, but then al-always play the victim as if it's someone else or like they, they get hated for their own stuff that they do and they're like, "No, why? Why do they hate us? It's like, why? " You're doing this, you're doing this to yourself. Like, if you only not did all of those things, like you would be fine, you know? But they are like, "Oh, baby, oh, baby, anti-Semitism." So,↗

2:28:29@joann_marieyeah, they, they... But I mean, how, how could you not dislike what they're doing, you know? Anyway, but yeah, I'll post the info on those false flags and the purple pills so that you can check them out because it, it is true. And It's wild. And we have forty up here that I don't think we could see your hand before, go for it, forty, welcome, how are you?↗

2:28:52Speaker 11Hey, thanks guys. No, it's been a great space, Ian, Joann, thank you, Karen, lots of great information, I've been, I've been really enjoying it. I just wanted to jump in when you were talking about using food as a way of, of controlling and, and a tactic the Jews will use, the starvation, as well as just weakening, right? And we all know all the things they've done to the food supply, how toxic it is, the nutrients they've taken out of it, and, and we're also very much aware of this, whole alpha-gal syndrome with the ticks that are being, all of a sudden found everywhere. I put it down in the pill, it was actually a very interesting↗

2:29:30Speaker 11A, a peer-reviewed study that was in the Journal of Bioethics that came out about a year ago. And, I haven't looked into the, who the authors are that much yet, but, but they, but they, what they basically wrote was that, going under the premise, which is an agreed-upon premise apparently in their, in their little, you know, clique, that eating red meat is unethical. Now, of course, that just means unethical for us, not for, you know, the, the parasitic class. But, but that since it was, you know, in their terms, unethical, then the only ethical thing would be to propagate a disease that would make it so that people could no longer eat red meat. And this was a, this was a, a pa- a paper that was published, peer reviewed, and, and put into a medical journal. And then, about, you know, you know, a few months to a year later, we now have this whole outbreak of alpha-gal syndrome, which of course makes people allergic to red meat. in that post below, it Where ticks were commonly found, in nineteen sixty-six compared to nineteen, compared to twenty-twenty-six, and you can see how a huge portion of the country has gotten, has gotten the joy of having these ticks all around now. And me coming from, from New England originally, I'm very much familiar with Lyme disease. I have tons of friends who suffered from it, which was also a whole other, government sci-op. But just so much as to say that I've seen how these, these tick-borne illnesses can- Can quickly devastate people's lives, how fast they spread, how, and how easy it is to get them, and how the medical community misdiagnosing them can wreak just as much havoc as the disease itself. And, and then you look at things that are very curious, such as Bill Gates getting his, approval for some of his fake meat, you know, right, right before, they have these, you know, all these big reports of the alpha-gal syndrome. So I think that that's a way that they're, they're trying to Bad us, they're trying to make us weaker. Most of, red meat, especially that comes from, you know, from cows and sheep,↗

2:31:33Speaker 11is one of the easiest ways for your body to digest a number of nutrients. It, it allows you to get all kinds of nutrients that you would normally could get from plants, but not in the same way, and with added, toxins that the plants make up, you know, to prevent you from eating them. But cows and sheep, who have multiple stomachs, break down those toxins, ingest it, incorporate it into their Easily digestible forms in other places, which makes them very valuable for being, you know, for protein and for strength and for being, you know, a functioning human, one that's able to defend themselves and think properly and have, you know, a, a functioning brain, cholesterol and all these things that have been demonized. So, I just really wanted to, just kind of point that out that this is something that has been orchestrated, at least, you know- All, all signs would point to it being, very much orchestrated. And, and also, I didn't put it down in the pill yet, but I will follow up and put it down in the pill. there have been, the only way that they've been able to find so far to, to fight back against this alpha-gal syndrome, is through some acupuncture. And they've had, I'll put it down in the pill. I've read a few different, articles about it where they have, they're claiming↗

2:32:48Speaker 11With, with reversing the, the, the, the meat allergy associated with alpha-gal through, particular, acupuncture treatment. so that's promising. I like to always throw in a white pill when I can. But, just something to be aware of, you guys really take care of yourselves with these ticks, take care of your children, really watch out for it, take precautions. You know, don't, don't let it keep you from going outside, right? We don't wanna live in fear, but we can, we can fight back.↗

2:33:18Speaker 11And I've gone on many hikes with, with friends where I will, I'll slather some tea tree oil on my, you know, if I'm wearing shorts, on my legs, on my arms, and I'll have friends that come back from those hikes covered in ticks, and I won't have any. So I can speak to that as being something that at least for me, ha-has worked, and, and is a very, very safe thing to use, not for your dog, right? Keep, keep it away from your dog, but on your person.↗

2:33:42Speaker 11Yeah, I just wanna throw that out there that, you know, the food is a huge aspect, it's one I'm very passionate about, and, one I think we really need to be paying attention to, and especially with this awful gall stuff, that's just a total attack on our, on our sovereignty. And in the, in the article, I'll finish with this, in the article it even says, you know, these, you know, these, these people writing this thing, that it's not morally unethical because they aren't actually injecting you, they, and If you're allergic to red meat, they're just helping the process of a natural infestate or infection from a tick, so they're just helping along the process by, by dumping these ticks, you know, allegedly, all over the place. so they're just helping along the process, of doing that, so they themselves aren't doing anything unethical, which is just absolutely atrocious. But, thank you guys, and I appreciate the space.↗

2:34:38@joann_marieThank you so much, Forte, and it's wild. Did you see that paper? You talked about that paper, right? That they are like, "Yeah, no, this is, it's crazy." And, yeah, thank you so much for that information. And I love that you always eat so healthy and you always post your food. It looks absolutely delicious, and I, I wish more people actually cared about what they put in their body. So, thank you, Forte, and I loved everything you said. Okay,↗

2:35:07@joann_mariePerfect. Go for it.↗

2:35:10Speaker 12Okay, well, I was gonna say three things, but I guess, after what Forti said, it, it, it's more like four things, Yeah, that, that, that, that is straight Jewish behavior right there. no, we, it's the same concept what they say in the Talmud, if you tie a man up and, he dies of starvation, it wasn't you that killed him, it was, his own body that killed him because his body wouldn't let him eat. It's the same concept there. okay, that's, that's, my apologies. it's only three things real quick. first, Ian,↗

2:35:41Speaker 12Dude, two years ago, I was still fucking, how would you say, "Isa-Isreal's our greatest ally" type shit, you know, former veteran and all that from the US Army. and, some of your posts that actually helped bring me around, so I appreciate that. the second thing is, you were saying something about, you know, how, Elon Musk lets us get up here and talk and all this stuff and, and,↗

2:36:05Speaker 12and all this, you know, the JQ You say the wrong thing about, I, I had a guy today threaten to fucking get my account suspended because I said, I replied to him in silence, Jew. Like,↗

2:36:21Speaker 13are, are we still on that? Look how many spaces there are about anti-Jewish. Are we still on that? We can't talk about Jews? Come on.↗

2:36:28Ian MalcolmWhat I'm saying is, it's clearly suppressed. No, no, Wafa, I mean, it, it is clearly suppressed if you talk about the subject, and people were just commenting, I think it was, censored, who said ten different times the audio had cut out while he's trying to listen to the space.↗

2:36:42Speaker 12Yeah. Anyways, so that was point number two. Yeah, it, it obviously. W- this, this app is entirely based out of Israel, and there are literally eighty-two hundred or fuckin', well, Mossad doesn't fuck around with the cyber like this, but eighty-two hundred does. they, they sit there listening, and if you say anything too wrong, they, they'll fucking mute you, they'll fucking censor you. and it's happened numerous times. You can check my timeline in my fucking, in my profile. Go ahead, scroll down. some of the first, first↗

2:37:16Speaker 12few posts,↗

2:37:17Speaker 14Mus, not↗

2:37:20Speaker 12the↗

2:37:21@joann_marieJews. What? Wh-whose new key target?↗

2:37:23Speaker 14That's Elon Musk making the rules, it's Twitter, it's X.↗

2:37:27Ian MalcolmIt's the head of pr- Would you agree it's the head of product for X that would be the head of product for X? Well, Elon Musk might not get a question from- No, no, no, not, not well, can you answer my question? What was the question? Would you presume that it's safe to say that the head of product for X is the head of product for X and makes the decisions at the highest level as the head of product for X?↗

2:37:49Speaker 13Yeah, that's fair to say, but if Elon Musk had like a serious- Okay, is that guy doing it?↗

2:37:52Speaker 14Wait, wait, if, if Elon Musk had a serious problem with the decisions he was making, he could fire him. He would fire him. You think↗

2:37:58Ian Malcolmthat's the case? I think that if Elon Musk- Do you remember, do you remember Ben Shapiro and Benjamin Netanyahu dragging Elon Musk throughout Auschwitz↗

2:38:07Speaker 13Do you see how crazy? Elon Musk said that Trump was headed to go there. Do you think he was headed for↗

2:38:13Speaker 12that trip? Hold on. So, don't get me wrong, if it sounds crazy to you, go ahead and scroll down my timeline. On my timeline, he doesn't↗

2:38:23@joann_mariesound crazy to him, like he's, he, he literally says that he's the next Jewish messiah. So oh, oh, crap, you got one of those. No,↗

2:38:31Speaker 14no, no, no. I mean, that's just a theo-theological conversation to have. Any-anyways, if you don't believe me,↗

2:38:37Speaker 12scroll down my timeline and look at how many visibility limited posts I have, okay? So, yeah, take a shit, dude. third thing is, is this is the, this is the last thing. it's I'm actually very ignorant about this. I, I really want to know what was the Soviet spies and their involvement in Pearl Harbor, 'cause all I know about is that Churchill apparently figured that shit out and then didn't tell us, well, it didn't tell our military, but probably told our president, and he was also a, you know, thirty-three degree Mason who was actually a piece of shit and, also drugged us into World War Two, but- Who the So- what was this involvement with Soviet spies and the Pearl Harbor? I, I'd like to hear about that because I know at the time, all the Soviet spies during that time were eighty-four percent Jewish.↗

2:39:27Speaker 8actually, you can go back and hear the space. yes and no, but mostly they're under the Communist International control, so you can say the entire regime is, you know, kind of in service of the Pakistan. So, I mean, John, if I can, if I may, or Yan, I mean, I kind of wanna wrap up. just wanna say a few words, one is I really appreciate what Yan has been saying And the other person who, who, was saying about, you know, kind of keeping their high ground, because if we do what they do, yes, you know, certainly it's easier, but certain-- then what's the difference? What's that supposed to- Far from them. So, and it's so absolutely right, that, if you wanna recruit, get more people on your side, certainly going more violent, extreme, and i-isn't gonna be helpful. So, and three, I wanna add is, you know, there are l- certainly there are people who, up, you know, advocate for white rights,↗

2:40:36Speaker 8so, and it's certainly the right to, existence, to, you know, kind of Self-determination, but there's also the reality of America, and certainly there are a lot of people, from different groups that are fighting the same common cause, such as, say, Candace Owens. so, so what I'm saying is, it, it, it, they love to divide and conquer And we should try to keep the common ground, I mean, the high ground, the common ground, and, and fight in a way that's morally righteous. And I would say there, too much is said of, you know, in a defensive manner, like, and also to say they're, they're bad, but we actually should learn to assert our rights a lot more, like we have a human right to our own narrative. We have a human right To actually self-determine to as- assemble, like if we kind of come from that ground, high ground, and that completely breaks their narrative in some ways, instead of saying I'm not, I'm not anti-Semitic, or even say, "Hey, you're not Semitic at all," we should just say, "You're a goy hater," and it's just like, "What's wrong with being anti-Semitic? It's immoral under my, you know, compass not to be a Semitic." I just think we should be more Assertive, more s-- you know, kind of self-righteous in that regard. So that's what I wanna kind of wrap up on, yeah.↗

2:42:09Ian MalcolmNo, it's a wonderful message there, Karen, and, and it's why at the end of the, the day, excuse me. I think it's critically important that we educate and inform ourselves as best we possibly can so that we know all the data points, so that when we say these things that are rather controversial, we, we can say, "Look, here's why I think what I think. Here's the data points." So that when I say X is clearly biased for Jewish interests, and somebody says, "No way, man!" I can say, "Well, who runs X? Who's literally the head of product for X? Who is it that Elon Musk said..." Here's the guy that's gonna run X. He put the picture on this application. I can then look at my pinned tweet, which is literally just statistics about a certain group's overrepresentation amongst all these power structures, and after hitting three or so million views, bloop! It's marked as hateful conduct. It's blocked across-- It's funny that you↗

2:43:07Speaker 8have it as your pinned tweet. Oh, I'm leaving it up↗

2:43:09Ian Malcolmthere. It's a big middle finger because it validates everything that I suggest. It's-- Exactly. It's the districts. How is that hateful? Why is that banned in multiple European countries? That's my favorite part when people send me screenshots. I think your profile is glitched and it says you aren't allowed to authorize to see this in Germany or any number of other countries.↗

2:43:32Speaker 8Right.↗

2:43:33Ian MalcolmThat's my pin. How is that possible? What, yeah, my last↗

2:43:37Speaker 8two accounts, yeah, my last accounts got wiped because somebody reported me in UK twice, both times. So, anyway, so yeah, absolutely. And it's interesting, Ian, that, that, you know, kind of goes both ways in terms of, Musk, that, Candice Ovan and, and I think other people too, start to talk about, the Emanuel brothers, right? So like I talked about Rem and Emanuel A while ago, talking about his relationship with, you know, kind of Obama, then Ari Emanuel, and especially the Strickland,↗

2:44:12Speaker 8kind of a band, and kind of brought that out as well. So the E-E-Evan is definitely under, you may have heard of Handler and one of the Emanuel brothers. So, I mean, yeah. So, yeah. a-and I just wanna add to my previous message, I mean, like I don't believe that it's helpful to get our Broaden, broaden our message. If we just talk about cleans of, like, we don't want any Jewish influence, whatever, it's, it's just not gonna be the, it'd be helpful. I mean, it's more practical. Whatever's not practical is definitely something detrimental to my mind. And absolutely, there's still anybody who actually is a good person,↗

2:44:59Speaker 8Jewish and you, you know, or not, and, granted, they, they have also been indoctrinated, as we were, we all were, and we don't know yet how they're gonna land, obviously. You gotta be↗

2:45:10Speaker 14indoctrinated right now, though.↗

2:45:13Speaker 8Right. So I'm just saying that I have a criteria, I have a very long list from like, you know, that they have to dance in order to meet my criteria of a good Jew, because I'm not gonna be let them define what it is, I'm gonna define what they are, if whether they're a good person in my book. So I think as long as we do that, we can, you know, accept anybody, like, and just not really, you know, restricted to any group necessarily. Clearly, obviously, there are tribal interests at stake, but, yeah. Anyway, I just wanna, I put that out as well, yeah.↗

2:45:46Ian MalcolmNo, and, and for what it's worth, to, Karen's comments there around, the Emanuel brothers, including Rahm Emanuel, one of the top guys in Biden or, Obama's, presidency, and, his brother, Ari, who, is sitting on a ninety-seven billion dollar unsolicited bid to take- Control of OpenAI's for-profit arm alongside Elon Musk. Not, nothing to worry about, I'm sure these things are all totally normal, completely coincidental, no bigger ties, right? We, we look across the upper echelon of all these power structures, and it's, it's always the same set of interests, and, you know, suggesting, oh, the people are being indoctrinated. Might, might they be indoctrinated if every social media app and- Every big tech company and every AI platformer, all in the hands of a certain set of interests that don't want people learning perhaps this piece of Pearl Harbor, right? And all the other rest of these components of history that we talk about that, academia-↗

2:46:57Ian MalcolmI'm sorry, can you, can you- I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry Off the stage. nobody cared for your opinion anyway. And I say that not because you are perhaps Jewish, but because you're obnoxious. And to Karen's comment about how we conduct ourselves, we need to do essentially two things. I sincerely believe this, and I, I've actually joked about this with David Neeche. I don't think he would mind me suggesting it. I am not a racist. I'm not an elitist. I don't like that term because that implies that you're looking for elite some- Something that might be demonstrable with either materialism or vanity. I do think though, a classist, and I say that because it's about being classy, it's not the class that you're in. You can be the poorest guy on the block and be the classiest person by leaps and bounds. We need to conduct ourselves like class acts. We need to be admirable so the people look at us and they say, "That person might have something I wanna learn from. They might inspire me to lean in a little bit." A little bit more. We have to conduct ourselves with grace, with humility. We have to look like nobility, not the vain rendition of it, Andrew Tate and my booty. No, middle finger to all of that. We want very much, like David Niche in his profile picture, that esteemed, classy man that he personifies with that profile picture, right? That's what we need. We need people looking at us, and we need to be primed and primed. We need to be in, in a suit of arms, a coat of arms, if you will, and it needs to be with intellect, with bravery, with courage, with the willingness to stand up and to say, "This is true." Right? And if we're going to do that, we've also gotta be, for what it's worth, blunt and direct, because these are uncomfortable conversations that we have. We talk about issues that people say, "No, that can't be the case. Yes, it is. Here's why we know." Right? So we need to go through these things, and we need at every turn to be willing to say, "This is what I believe in. I have done all of the research. I am an absolute expert in this subject, and therefore, you should just..." Let's give a couple considerations to the way that I'm going to present this content. I will try to do so again as a class act and with an immense amount of research to back up my worldview, and if we do that We look for, and Karen, this is why I always love talking with you about these subjects, and I saw that we had Rob up here, I wanted to bring him up as well. I think he absolutely embodies this, right? Is this idea that we need to be extremely well-researched, we need to be extremely thorough, but we need to be, let's say, open-minded and open-handed with how we have these conversations. We can't lose our cool, we can't yell at people, we can't run around like crazy people and say, "Oh, guys, go get..." Don't get your X, Y, or Z. I'm not even gonna say the words because then they'll say, "Oh, Ian Malcolm talked about rifles and muskets, right?" That kind of talk is going to accomplish nothing. We need to be attractive to the masses, so again, we need to be classy. We need to be extremely firm so that when detractors come in and say, "Oh, no, no, we're gonna push that aside," we'll be open to any discourse. Anyone's welcome to come in here, they can disagree with anything that I think, just do so with class. Don't interrupt, don't be a- Don't interrupt↗

2:50:33Speaker 11that.↗

2:50:34Ian MalcolmSorry.↗

2:50:37Speaker 12I said, don't forget charismatic.↗

2:50:38Ian MalcolmWell, charismatic, charisma helps, right? But at the end of the day, even the most charismatic person, if they're full of s-h-i-t. Right? They're not gonna lead anybody anywhere. And so all of us, the onus is on everybody, right? Because, my handle, truth teller's handle, at diligence, ha-- all of these handles, they can be nuked at any time. And so we need to become that, that unstoppable force based on the masses, where we are essentially a decentralized, unstoppable rendition of truth. We'll just keep speaking as best we can. Let's go to Rob real quick with his hand up. We'll check in with Franklin, and then we'll go to Joanne And for a, prayer to send off this space.↗

2:51:19Speaker 15Hello, my friends, Ian, Joanne, Karen, forty, everyone here. So, I'm so blessed to be able to like come to another space with Karen as well. So thank you for hosting that, Ian. And I'm gonna have to go back. I was just at work. I need to go back and listen to this. Every time she speaks, I am moved. and it's also like people are waking up to the issue, but it's also like how we package this issue. And I have never seen people↗

2:51:45Speaker 15rest of the planet across this issue, because it's our survival we're looking for. And with, with Karen, she, she really does focus on the actual historical, facts that we can leverage and show these people when they try to hit us with this new linguistic programming, 'cause we're all just being so conditioned. And one, one point which I think that, Karen does, you know, really, focus on, and that we all need to understand, and that, from my research, that we really need to kind of look as these kind People have used the, the, the blue, the, the, the Bolshevik communist takeover of the Russian Empire is the blueprint of the cultural Marxism that is currently destroying every single Western nation on the planet. We need to fundamentally understand, like, there's many things here, the Bolshevik Jewish leadership, what they did at the start is they made antisemitism a crime punishable by death Okay, so sixty million people were killed un-under these laws, and then you had Trots-Trotski come along and popularize the term racist, which is now used to target any European or Westerner that attempts to protect or preserve their own nation or ethnicity. So if you criticize the global Marxist one world government today, you're anti-Semitic. If you wanna protect your nation and ensure survival of your people, you're a racist. So this neural linguistic programming has been perfected by them. They have this kind of, you know, kind of↗

2:53:07Speaker 15The structure of subversion that they've built around language as a method to control people, and really kind of go against, you know, anyone who tries to stand up for the survival of their own people. so this is just something we need to see that's happening all around right, right now. We're all being called racist, and they're gonna do that anyway. They're gonna use these different, deflections, and, and as Karen has said, we need to take back this language and our own soul and our own, you know, spine and start sticking up We only have a few more years before their tools of control become so complete that we, we may be, you know, asymmetrically opposed. So just love to everyone here. I'm just so glad to have, and see Karen back here, you know, talking about Pearl Harbor in World War II, and, you know, and it's just like they, they fully took over all, all these institutions and these, you know, intelligence agencies, you know, the OSS before came CIA, and that's how the Mossad has, has done this, subvert every nation through↗

2:54:06Speaker 15Of these intelligence agencies, there's no longer MI6, CIA, NSA, it's all the Mossad and their proxies, and that's the only way in which they could ruthlessly take over every single nation on the planet. It's the only vehicle that would allow them to do that, and we all watch the James Bond movies about the secret, secret super spies that have the license to kill. We're, we're being conditioned to accept these crimes as something how commonplace and something to help us all. So just love to Karen, Ian, Joanne, everyone here, Fordy as well, Since, Franklin spoke really well as well, I just only popped in, but you guys are just all chads. Loved it, everyone.↗

2:54:42Ian MalcolmNo, and, and, Rob, for anyone not familiar, I, I think of him, he's essentially the antithesis of the mad scientist. He's the, he's the wonderful scientist because while not a doctor, seems to know, more about health than just about anybody on this application. We've done two spaces, Rob, we're, we're coming due, we're gonna have to get one for↗

2:55:06Ian MalcolmAnything that you would ask a doctor, because the doctors actually don't know anything, but Rob knows just about everything.↗

2:55:15Speaker 15No, I, third leading cause of death on the planet is doctors and medical malpractice. So I'm, I'm glad I, I'm not a doctor, but I don't claim to be anything other than I am. I am Rob. I am just Rob. So, you know, thank you, Ian, and just so many different spaces that are coming up around that I've seen, like that, this is just like the movement of humanity, and everyone's All this growth, a-and the, the world finally, I saw like, randomly trolling on X, someone's used one of your posts, and they've like, and there's just like, I don't know, it's just like, I'm seeing it pop up everywhere. a-and also, you know, I'm so glad to now fol-follow Karen as well, I have her on notifications, I love every single thing she posts, I just can't wait to see what she posts, I love it, she packages it so well, so between you guys.↗

2:55:59Ian MalcolmKaren Rob is one of my absolute favorite people on, on this application, and the spaces that we've done on health have been just fascinating. People ask, "What, one minute they're asking about the best natural approach to toothpaste, and the next they're asking him about how much sunlight they should get and why in a day," and he walks through all of these things with expertise I, I, I can't even comprehend how he's able to store all of it, but, Rob, absolute love to you, my friend. Let's go to, To Franklin, and then we'll go back up to Joanne for that, that prayer to send off the space. Unless Censored, Knight wants to join in.↗

2:56:37Speaker 10Hey, thanks, Ian. I always appreciate it. Yeah, as soon as I get off, I always think of something else to throw in there, but, just real quick, and, Rob, everybody else that's listening in the space, it's really good information to put out there with the, alpha gal thing going around. when it comes to ticks, you Alcohol and put it in a spray bottle and spray it on your skin, and that will help keep them off of you. What you can also do, it's kind of an old trick that a lot of, a lot of us bushwhackers have used one way or another at some point,↗

2:57:10Speaker 10you can actually get sulfur, like elemental sulfur essentially, from your local garden store, and you can put it in like an old sock And just tap it against your pants and your shoes, like from the knees down, and just give yourself a good kind of bath in that. You do wanna rinse it off, you don't wanna leave it on there overnight or anything, but ticks hate sulfur, so whether you're eating sulfurous vegetables or literally just tapping a sock full of sulfur on your pants, you can actually keep them off of yourself if you're going through a infested environment per-peril well. You can even sprinkle it out in your yard and keep them away from your kids too, so, and it'll help your lawn, but, Yeah, man, so many good points. I gotta go back through all your spaces and find some good ones with Rob, 'cause I nerd out on health too. I love that stuff. But, again, thank you all. You're all wonderful people. We're all done.↗

2:57:56Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And, and the, the spaces with Rob, I'm, I'm not exaggerating when I say that people come up and ask the, the most random of questions, and his ability to just walk through about anything with the human body, it's, it's, it's exceptional. And the thing that's best about it is it's not just the, let's say the physical, there's also some aspects there that are, spiritual, they're metaphysical, kind of wraps all of it into a way that's very, humanitarian is probably the↗

2:58:26Ian MalcolmAre, like I said, Rob, we're gonna have to get another one of those on the books, always love them, and I know that everybody benefits from them, right? So, a- as a, a quick little comment before going to censor it, on that subject, right? That's why I, I loved, some of the earlier commentary people were saying, you know, always like to include a white pill, it was forty that said that, always like to include actionable recommendations, right? How can we take some of the things that we learn? How can we↗

2:58:55Ian MalcolmInto everybody's lives, literally or figuratively, and, and certainly love that, with Rob's spaces, we always do that. And I think we got that exactly from Karen as well, and it's, it's so fascinating because every space I try to learn at least a handful of bullets that I can take with me into the ether. And Karen, in this one, the comments around Pearl Harbor, the subversion thereof, the Jewish connection to that subversion, the John McCain aspect, and the comic, the comic at the The very top, that, that tops everything because it's, that just blew my mind. But, Rob, you're gonna have to go back and, and listen through. There's a couple pieces and alluding to them there, but, I, I think hearing them back will be as equally surprising to you. And look, that's the thing that we should do, is every one of these conversations, we should try to come away with a couple little blueprints or things that we can infuse into our understanding of this big, complex web that is the matrix that we live in. So Karen, this is just another wonderful piece that we can put into that toolkit. I also wanna give a big shout out, and I always do, to the co-hostess of the most, it's Miss Joanne, but this is an extra special one, and I say that because Joanne has somehow connected us, and I'm sure we'll learn a little bit more about this in, in perhaps the coming week or two, but with an individual that is basically gonna go back and try and see if they can utilize AI To retrieve, somebody was talking about going through the prior spaces that we've held, and basically see if we can't take some of those, recap some of the most critical elements of them, package them, and put them onto other platforms so that we can start trying to get this message to people outside of strictly just X. And I wanna give her an immense thank you for connecting some of those dots, finding that individual, and as that comes to fruition, we'll make sure to do a space honoring that person. His work and if he feels comfortable talking about it, kind of how he's going through that process. But that's one of the neatest things is, yes, they control all the AI, they control all the big tech, and they control all the big social media platforms. But if we can use whatever pieces of them that we can to our advantage to try and move the needle forward, right? We should always be figuring out how to do that, and AI presents a whole bunch of curious opportunities for us. So we'll see if we're able to get that, hopefully we're able to get it packaged It's helpful for everybody, and as part of that, perhaps we'll not only be a table of content, maybe a blueprint about what each space is on, maybe a little summarization that people can take away as a cliff notes, right? So however we can take that information and give it out to you, so that you basically have a filing cabinet. Somebody's talking about item X, Y, or Z, you can cross-reference, and you can either go through the notes and the outlines of those conversations in real time, or you can share the entirety of the conversation with those friends, family. Family, other individuals that you might love. and so we'll certainly continue working towards that. and with that being said, Joanne, to go back to you, I'm curious if you've got any kind of final thoughts here before we send off the conversation.↗

3:02:10@joann_marieI know, thank you so much for hosting, GC, and it, it's absolutely brilliant, and Karen. I, you have, you're, you have so much information. Sometimes I get like information overload and literally my brain shuts down because I'm like, just, it's just so much and it's, it's so good. I'm gonna listen to it again because it's absolutely brilliant. And Ian about Dank, he, it's, I keep, it's just beautiful how the universe works. Just when you said like, "Oh, I want to go to other, like, apps and stuff," you know? Like, "Oh, I want my message out there," I was like, "Yeah, you know, like, that would be really, really cool." And he found me, like, I, and, yeah, he just messaged me randomly, and I, I was like, "So can you do this?" And he was like, "Yes," and it's like I don't know, the, the, the universe is beautiful. So this is how we find each other, guys. It's,↗

3:03:07@joann_marieit's, I don't know, I'm just so grateful and being in your spaces and being with you guys, it's, it's, I'm just so grateful for it. If I didn't have you guys, I would be a little insane. So, yeah, just, just that and pray for, for Iran and for Palestine and Lebanon and Yemen and Thank you, everybody, so much for being here. Amazing, amazing space. I, I hope everybody listens to it from the beginning. And also, guys, I can repost it so that more people, listen to it. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. And Ian, absolutely inspiring, and it's, it's just so wholesome. So I thank you always. You're, you're absolutely amazing.↗

3:03:52Ian MalcolmNow, gonna do what I can to always do what, is possible for all of us. And, I sincerely mean that. I, I was actually, chatting with, another account all of you would be familiar with, but about how I, I sincerely believe that there's only a handful of people, unfortunately, on this application holding a lot of these conversations that are doing so completely independent or indifferent to any kind of monetization or any of the other clout, clicks, clou- all the other nonsense, right? Just trying to make the world a better place and what I am able to do every night Is to lay my head down and to say to myself, for whatever it's worth, that I'm doing my part, and I know that all of you are as well. I certainly know that Karen is. She's an, a wealth of re-s, research. she's just an absolute blessing to all of us, as Rob was mentioning, and individuals like Rob, right? A blessing to all of our health, right? So Karen, health to the movement and the research, Rob, health to all of our health, right? And so we need to, we need to do that Can continue expanding our voice, our message, our reach, the technology that we're using in order to do so. And, and so with that being said, as always, I wanna say good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever all of you are in the world, in all sincerity. God bless to all of you. I, I believe in a higher power. If you don't, it doesn't matter, right? The force, may, may the force be with you, if you don't believe in that creator, right? But either way, certainly God bless Everything that you are, God speed on everything that is the mission ahead. And it's a funny little suggestion, I was mentioning to Joanne, we're gonna have to pick one of the spaces in the coming two weeks, and we're gonna get let Joanne run the show, and I will play lifeguard, I said, I told her, if she needs me to. But I say it because Joanne is an absolute blessing to all of us, a blessing to myself, to truth teller, to so many other spaces that she goes into, she's an absolute superstar, a rock star, and Miller and the foundation of what we are building. And so, Joanne, I'm gonna take, I'm gonna toss you into the pool, 'cause I know that you can swim a thousand miles an hour, it's gonna be spectacular, and we're gonna continue building up one another as we build up this big movement that's gonna become the tidal wave. It's gonna crash down on tyranny, not with hate, not with anything kinetic, but just with spirituality, with truth, and the pursuit of a better tomorrow. So lots of love to all of you. We will see you in that conversation tomorrow. Oh,↗

3:06:29Speaker 16oh. Amen, brother. And, and I, and I'm glad to be a part of the team, man. You can always count me to be there and fight on the right side of, of everything else. And I just have a few suggestions as, you like to have, guest speakers, A few of 'em would be, Dabu Seven, I don't know if you follow him, and, High Impact Flix, Brian Young. I would, definitely, try to reach out to them and see if they're interested in being guest speakers, and you'll see that we're on the same page, man. And if we can grow and be as one, just like you said, we can make a big difference, and I'm glad to be a part of it, brother. I love that,↗

3:07:12Ian Malcolmand, and certainly send me a, a direct message if you are connected to them, certainly send a, a direct message. Yes, sir, I am.↗

3:07:18Speaker 16I, I, we follow each other, me and DaVU7 and me and the High Click Impact Flicks, so yeah, definitely follow me back, and I'll definitely do that and everything else, and, you know, get, get these spaces really be hopping, and they got their podcasters and, you know, YouTubers as well with big- Channels and big people, and they, they speak on the same level as you on there, and, and they're not for the left-right paradigm, they're, you know, and they call out what they see, and, you know, they, they also get the heat on them, so definitely, brother. Definitely get in contact. Yeah, and, God bless everybody. And,↗

3:08:03Ian MalcolmI'll send a note right now. We'll get that in motion. We'll, we'll schedule those conversations. Yes, sir. And, and, speaking of which, we're gonna have a very curious one. And, and look, I will always talk to anybody and everybody that wants to come forward with something they feel like is meaningful, is significant, and that they're coming from a place of honesty and integrity. and so tomorrow, the conversation that we're gonna be having is gonna David Smuts, we have entitled it Disclosure Day on Aliens, Fatima, and the Vatican. I don't know, I gotta be honest, I don't know what to anticipate coming out of that conversation, but it was recommended to me. I will always talk, like I said, to anybody and everybody, and so tomorrow we'll be learning about perhaps Joanne, what are they called these days, UFOs or UPOs or?↗

3:08:57@joann_marieI, I, U P, U P L, U P L, U P A's. I don't, I don't know how to spell↗

3:09:03Ian Malcolmthat one. Unidentified something or not. It's UAPs. UAPs, that's it. UAPs. All right, yeah, so we'll be talking about the UAPs, Fatima, the Vatican, and, I don't know where exactly that one's gonna land, but, for, for my critics that say, "You don't talk about the Vatican enough," we'll, we'll And enjoy that one, but, not talking about the Vatican in context of eighteen thirty-two when you know who, the Rothschilds gave a big loan to the Vatican, isn't that curious? Always the same folks. But again, I wanna give a big shout out and a big thank you to Karen, to all of you, to-- Oh, Joanne, go for it.↗

3:09:48@joann_marieDad, really quick, I, I posted it in the, in the JamboTron and also in the Purple Pill so that you guys set your reminders. It's gonna, it's gonna be very different, so Yeah, I'm excited for this. Thank you. Now,↗

3:09:59Ian Malcolmand, and if anybody has any recommendations on the song of the space, about aliens, feel free to send me a message. I was greatly appreciative of Mr. C Looper who recommended Thunderstruck for the space that we did on Slovenia yesterday, which that was an interesting one. A lot of kudos to those individuals. And for what it's worth, Joanne, here's a wild one. So that space was attended by about two to three thousand people People on Slovenia. At this point, it's been listened to by over ten thousand, because the time zones and the individuals that were interested in that space being from that part of the world. And so for those of us that would critique what we're doing, that would suggest we're not making an impact, well, there's something like eight thousand people in Slovenia that were listening to Joanne and he and Malcolm talk about the Jews. So know that we're making a difference. Know, Karen, that you are a monumental piece of this puzzle And with that said, Karen, I'll turn it over to you for the final word.↗

3:11:00Speaker 8I just nothing else to say other than, yeah, every time my count get wiped, you're, you invited me back and bring, and brought me to the fold. So appreciate it, Joanne. You're such a lovely presence. Always appreciate everybody on this. We're all in this together. So, you know, appreciate it all and hope to meet up soon.↗

3:11:25Ian MalcolmNo, I love it, and, a-a- absolutely. And Karen, that's the thing that we have to do, the, the, the quote, "Why do we fall, Master Wayne, so that we learn to pick ourselves back up again?" That is, I b- I believe from Batman Begins, maybe it's The Dark Knight, but either way, Christopher Nolan's Batman, wonderful piece of, of film, of cinema, and, if I'm not mistaken, Christopher Nolan, not Jewish. How about that? Some of the greats of all time, including Michael Crichton, who wrote, Jurassic Park. It wasn't Steven Spielberg who came up with the character, it was Michael Crichton, who, oh, by the way, Rob, in addition to being an unbelievable writer and author, if I'm not mistaken, also went to Harvard Medical School. So what do you know, that old adage about our people being absolutely brilliant and creative and capable of incredible things, Mr. Michael Crichton certainly was. so we will be doing another one of those pieces with Rob. On health, and I look forward to that conversation. But, we will see you all in the space tomorrow on aliens, the Vatican, Fatima. But if there's ever anything else you would like to talk about, certainly send me a message, hippie, I will send you a note right now, and I look forward to those conversations with you in the future. God bless, Godspeed, and I'll see you soon.↗