The Jewish Influence In Denmark

1:07Ian MalcolmWell, welcome everybody. We're gonna give, Mads just a minute or two here to get settled in. So we'll, we'll be waiting for him, and, I'll just have the music going in the background, occupy some time while we do. But if anybody wants to come up while we're waiting for him, feel free to request the mic, and I'm happy to bring you up. up, there he is. Wonderful. So I'll bring Mads up here and we'll, we'll get things kicked off.↗

1:56Ian MalcolmAnd Mads, I'm gonna send you a co-host and a speaker request. You can take either of them.↗

2:04Speaker 1There we go. Mads, can you hear us?↗

2:17Ian MalcolmI think you, Mads, you might have to close the, close the app if you don't have the microphone turned on. I'm not sure if you do or don't.↗

2:31Speaker 2Oh, can you hear me now?↗

2:33Ian MalcolmThere we go, we gotcha.↗

2:34Speaker 2Yeah?↗

2:36Ian MalcolmThe perfect↗

2:37Speaker 2sound. It's a new computer, so, I, that's why I was a little bit, maybe.↗

2:43Ian MalcolmAre you hearing me? Yeah, no, you sound, you sound great and, and, excited to speak with you, Mads, and to get, get some of the, the current events. of course, you were part of the, one of the very earliest spaces that we did, discussing kind of this macro-level crisis that is really engulfing the Western world, and, we tend to focus a lot on the United Kingdom, focus a lot on, on the situation in Germany.↗

3:12Ian Malcolmcertainly in the United States, but, obviously being a global phenomena and a, a globally pressing issue, I thought it'd be really lovely to have you back on and really to give you a chance to discuss, the, the exact situation, not only in the European market, but, in particular, that, the, you know, the way that you are specifically seeing it out of Denmark, and, and thought we could, you know, get your, your position not only on how it is potentially progressing, but more importantly, how it's being rejected, resisted. I know it's something that you personally put a ton of time and attention into, and so would love kind of a report card on, on the, the progress that you guys are making over in that market. So, without, you know, further ado, I know there's folks in here kind of trickling in, I'm sure we'll get, you know, many more that are gonna continue onward,↗

4:04Ian Malcolmand, and will join us. But, if, if you wouldn't mind You know, personal bio and background, and, and then maybe we can launch into the, the status quo and the political front that you deal with.↗

4:19Speaker 2Yeah, sure. and, and it's, it's great to, to speak with you again. Yeah, I remember that, I was on holiday in Georgia in early July with my son and grandson, and, in the middle of the night, and, it was very, very interesting, for our spaces you, you hosted then. So when you asked me to join you to, today, I↗

4:41Speaker 2was happy to do it because I think it's so important work that you, you are doing and the, the people who are in the same group with you. we have to, to talk about who, who is behind all these crimes against humanity, but we'll probably get into that a bit later. So my background is I am, I'm a former investment banker, I'm a government bond trader, all fixed income derivatives, futures, options.↗

5:06Speaker 2I, I started as a market maker. I, my background is I have, I have a law degree, I have a, also, a business school degree and then various trader degrees you have to take to be, when you are an investment banker for the biggest banks in the world. so I've been regulated by, by of course, the English financial authorities and,↗

5:30Speaker 2And, and I also had a chance to, to meet all the central bank governors because, one of the, one of our advisors at Credit Suisse was Boston, she was a professor in economics, and she, she knew a lot of central bank governors from the ECB and from Federal Reserve, and she was making conferences, and she invited me to join, and I had a lot of dinners, a lot of meetings with them, and, that was very beneficial for me because↗

5:58Speaker 2when I talked to them for about an hour, I had a very good idea about how, what monetary policy they would do, and so, so it was very useful for me and to talk to them and,↗

6:10Speaker 2I, I, I still believe that, that banking could be a noble endeavor where you are eff- effectively using the money creation to the benefit of people, where you are allocating capital from savers to To, to borrowers and, and the world is incredibly abundant in, in spite of the, the, the people in charge who are trying to destroy the economy, starting wars, polluting on purpose, chemtrailing,↗

6:40Speaker 2keeping people sick and depressed with medicine and poisoning food and water Still, the world just keeps giving and giving and giving. If you read a book called Superabundance, you'll see that, that we are actually richer today than we were ten years ago, and we are richer ten, ten years ago than we were twenty years ago.↗

7:01Speaker 2if you measure it in terms of how many hours do you actually have to work to be able to afford various items, so all the doom and gloomers, all these, believers in, In entropy, they had, they have been proven totally wrong. I remember dinners with Jim Rogers, one of the famous proponents of, of, of commodity prices, and convinced me definitely sounded like a good idea back in the double O's, so twenty years ago.↗

7:36Speaker 2And, well, he-- I, I, I do realize there are some of the, the commodities are going, up a little bit now, but if you look at it over twenty, the last twenty years, thirty years, forty years, it's been a horrible investment. And it doesn't make any sense, because we are getting, becoming more and more people, the, the standard of living in China is increasing all the time, so it doesn't make any sense. And, and I do agree with all the people who are bullish commodities, it doesn't make any sense↗

8:04Speaker 2That, that the world is an amazing place, there will always be someone whom the experts don't expect will pop out somewhere and then come with an invention that benefits mankind. I remember a quote from the, the head of the, the office in the United States that, took all the, the, inventions. So all the, the Patent Office in the United States in the year nineteen hundred came out publicly and said Now all inventions that are pos- that possibly can be made have been made. He's literally said that. This was the biggest expert on patents in, in the United States, so it just shows you how experts normally are wrong↗

8:49Speaker 2and I'm speaking out of my experience from the Economist, you know, apart from Richard Werner, whom I really in my admire, we used to always, make fun of the Economist, on the trading floor, call them reverse indicators because they were Whenever they, they, they, they always came out when the market had been going up for a while with a report why it should continue going up, and when it had gone down, why it should continue go down. So we'd normally, when they, when they came with a recommendation, we were all always laughing and we, we'd all be doing the opposite of what they said, and normally that was a good idea. So↗

9:24Speaker 2I think that, as a trader, what you learn as a trader is to look at events, you look at what is happening. You get to have a good bullshit detector because if you are listening to fake news and make investments on the basis of fake news, you lose money And, as opposed to economists who are academics who can be wrong for twenty years in a row as long as they sound, interesting and intellectual and entertaining to clients on big dinners, they, they don't get fired. But a trader who's wrong for twenty years doesn't exist. You, you can be maybe wrong for one year But never two years, ever. You're out, you're out of business. So when you're a trader, you're on the ball, you are, you are, you are ready to lose your life, your job, your career, w-in any moment of the day. So being a trader is actually like having two hundred and fifty-six, exams on university a year, because every day is an exam. So,↗

10:28Speaker 2that's why,↗

10:31Speaker 2I think it's very important that, that to explain how I'm qualified to talk with, with you guys today is that,↗

10:40Speaker 2I, I have, I have trained my mind over, as twenty-seven years as an investment banker to look into what is fake news and what is real news, because if I was wrong, I lost money. And, I mean, it's just astonishing how you can actually be surprised every day that every day when you look under a new stone, there's a new body, and it's always the same culprits every single time, as we normally say, right?↗

11:08Speaker 2So, I'll leave it at that and, I'm very-- again, I'm, I'm grateful to be here with you, Ian, and, it's, it's an honor to be with the, the people that you are, hosting normally. So, so thanks a lot, Ian, for that, for this opportunity.↗

11:23Ian MalcolmNo, of course, Matt. And, and, I mean One of the things that you just mentioned there around being, a, a trader, right, is that recognition of patterns. I think back to, to Bobby Fischer, who, in addition to having supposedly a hundred and ninety IQ and being arguably one of the, the smartest in terms of intellectual horsepower, individuals of the last fifty plus years,↗

11:47Ian Malcolmhe obviously noticed certain patterns, that, that got him in a lot of hot water, right? And, and it was that pattern recognition that made him such a wonderful- Wonderful chess player, I think he's considered one of the top three of the history of man. and, and very similarly, in your occupation, you had to recognize those similar patterns. And so, it's an interesting comparison that you make, and, and it's one where, you know, like you said, you, you can't be, you can't be incorrect more than maybe a year or two in a row, and if you are, you're, you're probably out of a job. And so, you know, as, as you were in that world↗

12:26Ian MalcolmYou know, because obviously this is something that you're a, a very large activist for, what, what was the pattern or, or sets of patterns that really set you down this path and had you to start to notice the, the same pattern that I, I think I recognize when I look at the world?↗

12:43Speaker 2I, I was basically,↗

12:49Speaker 2one of the big things was, when I was traveling with my wife and kids one year We were a couple of weeks island jumping, and then the hospitality of the Greek people was just absolutely amazing. So when I then saw how the Federal Reserve and the IMF and the World Bank were treating Southern Europe, the, a year later, I was, I was really, really, really angry. These were, these were some of the most friendly people I've ever met in my life.↗

13:26Speaker 2And, I spoke out a lot, about it, both at Danske Bank and later at Morgan Stanley where I worked in that period, and, and it was just because I was naive. I was like, "I mean, it, it must be 'cause, 'cause they're stupid. They, they, they, they-- I mean, it's, it's insane. If a country has an economic problem, why would you..." Be, be, why would you lend them money at ten percent interest? If, I mean, that should be interest-free. Otherwise, it's not helping, it's looting. So first of all, why would you lend them money at ten percent and then claim you're helping them? You're not, you're looting them. So that's number one. And then if, if you are in the-- if you're lending them money and you are then demanding as a condition of the loan that you fire thirty percent of your public sector workers? Then you don't have to have a, a, a PhD in economics to figure out what's gonna happen to the domestic economy. It's gonna collapse because these public sector workers who normally had a good job, could afford to take their, their, their, their spouse and kids, and, and, and, and in Greece they also invite out their, their parents and grandparents for, for, for dinner at local restaurant, now they couldn't afford that. So what happens to the domestic economy? It collapses as well. And what happens with tax revenues when people are unemployed? It goes down. The likelihood of paying back IMF, does that go up or down? Goes down. So, so I argue, and I will still do, that they, they are implementing these demands for, as, as a part of their plan to loot country after country. It's, it's a racket, it's a cabal. They, they are criminals.↗

15:16Speaker 2And, it's totally unacceptable, and it doesn't have to be like that. So I'm, I'm a, I'm a proponent of government-produced money like John F. Kennedy with his executive order eleven thousand one hundred and ten, which by the way is, is still, alive and kicking. You could, they could just do it, they just don't, but, but they could. I'm, I'm, I'm a big proponent of that, but I would still argue that, that, that if The ten families owning the Federal Reserve, if they were nice, decent, not greedy people, that could work as well. There's nothing that, that it could be privately owned. The money creation could be privately owned if only they were happy with just being, you know, billionaires one, once or twice. If only they were happy with- We, we, we're seeing other people get wealthy, seeing other people enjoy life like they can with their billions of dollars, but they're not. They're evil people. They love to destroy country after country. That I am convinced about, because you don't do it, as a pattern year in, year out, unless it's because that is the intended goal.↗

16:31Ian MalcolmWell, and it's, it's year in and year out, and it's, it's a, a global pattern, not in term, not only in terms of the, the timeline, and, and the nations in which this is operating, but also the, the people within those nations. and we're seeing the exact same thing across the Western world. We're seeing that, you know, whether it's Western Europe, whether it's the United States Or even in many ways, whether it's South and Central America, and, and we're seeing central banks being basically propped up and pushed into the economic model of all of the Central and South American nation states, and to your point, those people at the top It doesn't seem like there's any interest in using that, that money, that profitability as leverage to bring up the lives of your middle class citizenry, but rather to do the exact inverse and to monopolize all the wealth at the very top for the exclusive purpose then of essentially being able to set up a, a, a set of traps and, and fiscal handcuffs that lock the middle class in an ever-perpetuating slide. Frankly, to the lower class, where even-- and, and I don't know if you're seeing the same thing in Denmark, but in the Western world, in, in America, you're now seeing a lot of upper class individuals that unless you are the elite of the elite You're also seeing your, your livelihood, substantially downgraded, where individuals that grew up in rather wealthy households in, let's say, a major metropolitan area, you know, they had to then move out thirty, forty-five, sixty minutes outside of the major city so that they can try and afford a townhouse that just a generation or two ago, their, you know, their parents, their grandparents could have afforded a two, three, four, five-bedroom home with a two-car garage in the downtown Downtown Metro Center, right? So you're seeing this, this grotesque, reduction in the quality of life across almost the board with everybody, with the exception maybe of, of the billionaire class, which of course is just a, a thousandth of a thousandth of a percent, right?↗

18:40Speaker 2Yeah, it's, the, the, the, the current system is designed to loot the working class and the middle class and make little tiny, group of people super, super wealthy. So the world has actually got, gotten richer in the period you're describing from the nineteen fifties and sixties and seventies. It's just the way that it, that the wealth has been shared that isn't,↗

19:04Speaker 2that, that isn't, ha-has not, that has, that has changed. So it's basically the, the, the, the, the, the, the part of the economy that goes to the top zero point one percent has, has m-multiple, has, you know, many, many times over. So, so that is, that is what is wrong. But the world is, they, it just keeps on giving, even though they are not only chemtrailing the air with poison, they're also having ships that, that intentionally Are poisoning the oceans on purpose, and still the world just keeps giving. They, they-- It's, it's incredible, it's incredible how, how, how brilliant this, this planet is, and how wonderful a, a place it could be, but we need to remove people who,↗

19:55Speaker 2when they commit a crime, I mean, how can all the governments still be there after the COVID crime? That's incredible, that's insane. Why aren't they removed? A long time ago?↗

20:05Ian MalcolmWell, and, and Mads, to that end, it's, it's interesting that you bring that up because one of the things that initially really drew me, we were talking earlier about, trading and chess and pattern recognition, one of the ones that, that really stood out is I kept finding myself Struggling to understand why almost all of the politics of, of Western nations, Western Europe and, and America included,↗

20:27Ian Malcolmit, it seems as though the, the political doctrine are being weaponized against the people because they seem to be failing over and over and over again, no matter what the subject is, if it's, you know, the, the propagation of a healthy economy for the purposes of a housing market and, and of, you know, fiscal success for the middle class, whether it was mass migration or, you know, the, in the case of COVID, the, the mandate of this shot that now essentially everyone has not only come out and said was not necessary, that it was not effective, but now it's basically commonly accepted that, yes, it was in fact very dangerous and it's probably gonna ultimately result in the early termination of lots of people's lives. And so it's like, what? How is it possible? Because if, if there's a pattern that I can recognize, it's the fact that even if the people that are elected are foolish, they can't fail a hundred percent of the time. They, they, they can only do that if the intended goal is to fail, right? Because the, the, the, the ratio of failing to succeeding is so out of proportion that it's, it's indicative that to win and to succeed for the middle class is clearly not the objective.↗

21:36Speaker 2Yeah, and, and, and I think it's, it's, it's what surprises me the most is, is why are people not angry? It's incredible. So we are, we are a country with, with five point eight million people, two hundred and nine thousand are officially, with severe si-side effects from the COVID vaccines. This is, this is, is the Danish Health Authority's own data, two hundred and nine thousand. And, and, and if you go to a doctor in Denmark and you say, "You, I, I couldn't have been the↗

22:05Speaker 2Taking the vaccines will won't even ask the doctor if it could have been the vaccine. So the two hundred and nine thousand is the tip of the iceberg. On top of that, then the doctors would have to use several programs to report this, it's get made, made very cumbersome for them, intentionally, so that they, they, that, there will be less, and still two hundred and nine thousand people in Denmark out of six point eight million people. So th-this is, it's clearly it was very dangerous to take this, This vaccine and still people aren't angry, it's, it's unbelievable. And, and, and, and I think we, we, I don't know how you, you, you, we can do something a-about this because,↗

22:47Speaker 2it's I, I, it, it's always people just say, "Oh, it must be a mistake." So we, we, we saw the, in the first World War, they said Germans, spared, babies to the church, no, that was not true. And they, they all, they, even mainstream admits that was a total lie. And, and, and then still we have all the lies about, about, about the, the Germans, in, in World War Two, and, and, and that's also a lie. And we had the 19↗

23:18Speaker 2That was also a lie. And then the forty-beheaded babies, the youngest Israeli who died on October seven was three years old, so there wasn't even one baby that died. And, but, and they keep lying, and, and it's just unbelievable people still believe anything that comes out of the mainstream media. And, and there, there are no repercussions, there are no journalists who go, who go to jail or at least on trial. They, if they knew it was a lie, they should be, they should be jailed because people die Because of these mainstream journalists' bias. And, I'm very alone with that point of view, it seems, and people just, you know, shrug their sh-shoulders and say, "Yeah, well, what can you do?" Well, you-- I mean A friend of my father's, professor in psychology, he was a member of the European,↗

24:08Speaker 2Parliament, for the Danish Social Democratic Party, and he, and he said, "A, a, a, a, a nation has the government its people deserves." And, and maybe that's true. Maybe, maybe, maybe we don't deserve it, we don't deserve anything else, and that I don't know. It's just incredible, why don't people- Fight for what is right. Why don't people demand justice? I just don't get it, really don't get it.↗

24:38Ian MalcolmWell, and, and it goes back to this idea of, is, is it that they're not demanding it, that they're not aware of it? That they are aware but don't care, y'know, just due to a passiveness, or perhaps they don't care because they don't wanna say things that are offensive. It, it really is, you know, it's, it's, it's this idea, and I hate to use such a mainstream term, but it's this idea of, of the sheep, right? the NPCs, some people call them. those that are asleep, whatever terminology you wanna use, but it, it is wild because in the event of COVID, we're even seeing firsthand people that are, their, their families are suffering, you know, young children that are suddenly dying for, for no explainable reason, others that are having all sorts of, of long-term detrimental effects, and,↗

25:23Ian Malcolmit, it is, it's, it's just bananas because you, you mentioned to these folks that, hey, perhaps these very strange medical effects that you're having is- Result of this injection. And what if I told you, and folks, for anybody that's not familiar that's listening in, almost all of the executive leadership across the various COVID companies, Pfizer included, they were Jewish. And in the United States, so were most of the politicians involved in the rollout of that, protocol. And so, so it's, it's just truly wild when, when you notice the concentration of, of power, you see the,↗

26:01Ian Malcolmthe obviousness of that nature, and then you even see, like you were mentioning with COVID, individuals that are physically maimed or, or injured, and even then, in many cases, they're unwilling to look around and, and to realize the obvious, you know, central root of most of these concerns. and, and, and so it is, it is wild. But Mads, I'm curious,↗

26:23Ian MalcolmI, I The other day, that, you know, obviously it's within the echo chamber of, of largely the group of individuals that follow me and their followers and all these other kind of things, but, I, I basically I put up a post about Israel and, and, and on another poll I did on, on Jews and kind of, detrimental or positive nature of these types of, of individuals and these groups of people,↗

26:46Ian Malcolmand I suggested just because based on the poll results it appears like It's not just hundreds, but thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people are starting to slowly wake up. So I'm curious, within Denmark, what, what is the awakening looking like that you're seeing? And while many are still asleep at the wheel, do you feel like some folks, either due to COVID, either due to the farming regulations in, in Europe, maybe political concentrations of power, are, are people starting to, to wake up, do you think?↗

27:16Speaker 2I don't think Danish people are, are waking up a lot. No, I really don't. We were, we were hardly anyone who fought during the COVID. I'm sorry to say that, we were so few, we were so few who demonstrated, the-- I started the pots and pans demonstrations outside the parliament against the COVID lockdown, against the, vaccine mandate. They wanted to go from house to house and vaccinate all Danish citizens. And they would allow private armies to do it with soldiers that couldn't even speak neither Danish or English. I, I, I have a law degree, so I read the whole thing through. I made a couple of videos about it that went viral, and I started this demonstration. So in the end, even the Social Democratic Party, who suggested this, this law, voted against its own law. They all ended up voting against it. So it is possible for a few people to do it, but we were so few people, and, and I mean, we started with, with Eight years ago, we started talking about money creation, that actually it's not the central banks that produce the money, it's actually the banks when they lend out mo-money. So that means that private loan banks decide not only who becomes, rich, but also the, the size of the monetary base in the country and also what countries become rich. And so no, no one, I mean, probably less than a few hundred people knew that in 2016, and now it's tens of thousands of days who know, who know that. And then we came out with demonstrations against the 5G, how dangerous that is, and it's a, a weapon system. We actually had demonstrations against the biological weapons factories, there are two hundred of worldwide, I think, or three hundred, two hundred, three hundred, and, and most of them are American, by the way. And even though two hundred countries have signed a treaty not↗

28:59Speaker 2biolog- and, and make biological weapons. And, so, and that was in the summer '19, just three months before we went to '21. And then of course we went out against the lockdown and against the vaccine. So we, and, I mean, they all-- And then, then you started the war in Ukraine when, when finally people woke up to this scam of the COVID lockdown, then they started the war in Ukraine, and everybody in Denmark know that Putin is worse than Hitler and the Russians are horrible people because that, what we've been told↗

29:29Speaker 2People are really, really brainwashed, and, I mean, I myself, I was a Zionist until my, my fantastic son-in-law, who's born in Denmark but Iranian parents, he, he, he, he, he told me a thing or two about Palestine that I had no idea about, and, you know, being a trader, I had to look into the facts, and I was totally wrong. He was totally right. And, and I changed my mind, no, I was decided no, no, no longer a Zionist. But we, we are one of the most Zionist countries in the world, I'm, I'm sure. and, and not because we're forced to, because we believe it, and we have the story of that. We were helping the Jews to escape,↗

30:10Speaker 2from there were six thousand Jews in Denmark during World War, my father was, was in the resistance, by the way, and so was my godfather. My godfather went to concentration camp. And, and they were helping the Jews to escape over to, to Sweden, which was, were, were a neutral country, during the war. And, and so only six hundred Jews went to the concentration camp. And by the way, just as a little,↗

30:36Speaker 2little interesting thing to say, eighty-seven percent of those six hundred went c-came back. And if you, if you think that they were there for five years, and normally one percent at least would die every, every year, and then if you think that it was probably not children they sent down to the concentration camp, it was probably, adults and old people, it could be maybe two or three percent who died every year. That means that if eighty-seven percent came down, came back, either the Danish Jews are really, really, really, really exceptionally lucky Or the whole thing is a sham, but we both know the answer to that, right?↗

31:14Speaker 1Well, and we also↗

31:14Ian Malcolmknow that even discussing it can get us kicked off of this platform because obviously things that are very true are, aren't allowed to be scrutinized ever, because that makes zero sense.↗

31:26Speaker 2Yeah, well, I've, I've been allowed to make a few posts that I sent to, to Dmitry, midday here the other day about, about the, you know, the Auschwitz, they have, they have a museum, when they- When they, when they, when they started studying, the, the, you know, when, when the wall came down in '89, they realized, oh my God, some people are gonna go to Auschwitz and start, looking into this four million number and might an eight two million number, and, so they, they decided to, to, you know↗

31:58Speaker 2To do something about it, so they first revised it down to one and a half million and one million, and now think it's down to half a million in Auschwitz, and then Miedenegg is down from two million to thirty thousand, so they just took out, took out five and a half million out of the six million. And, and, and they, they still, teach children the six million number. So I, I'm, I'm just asking,↗

32:18Speaker 2Dimitri Mitrovich, whether the management of the concentration camp museum in Auschwitz and Mauthausen will they be sent to jail, to Siberia for being Holocaust deniers because they have- revised the numbers down from six million to half a million, you know, and I think it's these, these obvious things we, we just have to, to say, and then we have to talk about the motive, the motive they had, the Soviets had. They had killed sixty million in a real Holocaust. Sixty million Orthodox Christians and a lot of Muslims in Russia, the, the Soviet Union, as it was called.↗

32:56Speaker 2So they had sixty million good reasons why to blame the Germans for something that they had done themselves sixty million times. Yeah. So, so I mean, I, I'm, I'm post-making post about this every day on, on, on X, and, I think this is a key to, to moving on. And, when I talk to my wife is Jewish and, and a lot of friends, of course, when you have a Jewish wife and you're an investment banker, you can, you can imagine How many Jewish friends I, I have, and they are wonderful people, and I love them, they're entertaining, and I mean, they're just like everybody else, they wanna have a, a nice family life, and, I don't believe any of them are supremacists or Talmud followers.↗

33:42Speaker 2And, and still, you know, they, some of them are nervous about this coming out because what, what, what, what, what will happen to, to, you know, then will there be pro-proclamations and so on? And I'm going, no, I mean, we are Christian people, we won't do collective punishment of, of innocent people, of course we won't. This is something that the Taliban followers do. They do collective punishment. They wanna kill all MLAs we see in Palestine. They wanna, kill all Christians because we are gentiles, we are But, but this isn't something we do, and I think it's about time if, if the, the, the, the good Jewish people, my friends and family, if they are worried about what can happen, you know, I think they should start worrying a little bit about why a German baby born eighty years after the war Should still be guilt-tripped and pay extortion money to the racket, the terrorist state, apartheid state of Israel. Why? That is so un-unfair, and, that's why I, I, I,↗

34:55Speaker 2Talk a lot about the genocide on the German people from 1945 to 1948. I talk a lot about that, I think it's very important because they were killing a lot of innocent people. today I made a post, thanks to Amber, who's great, I made a post about Nuremberg, which is, why, why were two thousand four hundred of the staff Out of three thousand, why were they Jewish? We even have documents showing that the Jew, Jews were, were dodging the draft in the United States. Official documents from Jewish, leaders in, in America explaining how they should, claim religious exemption from, military service, and if that didn't work, then don't worry, we have people placed in all the drafting boards that will then, say that you're not, you aren't fit. So they would, they were doing everything they possibly could to ensure that Jewish young men didn't get killed in a war where Christian Germans and Orthodox Christian Russians were killing each other in the millions.↗

36:00Speaker 2And, yeah, yeah, I just wanna add one more thing, very important thing, and I think we, we have to talk about this on non, non-stop. In nineteen forty-five, you had all these Jewish, people from the Nuremberg Tribunal and Jewish, officers and, and Jewish camp inmates who claimed that they were being gassed. And, then, then the, the US military Police spent three full years investigating every single concentration camp,↗

36:35Speaker 2and then in 1948, the US military police in Vienna came out with a, with a document, official document in German and in English, where they wrote there were no poison gas being used in any of the camps And the next former camp inmate, particularly of Jewish descent, who claims poison gas was used, will be taken to court, charged with perjury.↗

37:02Speaker 2So this was after three years of mayhem, where Czech civilians, Polish civilians, the Red Army, the Allied forces had mass murdered twelve million Germans. Mass murder. I just ordered a book by a Jewish gentleman called John Sack, who, who has written about how twelve hundred camps were set up in the former Poland by Jewish people, where they kidnapped German civilians, raped, tortured, and murdered them. And this crime we need to talk about because, at least they have had their fl- their pound of flesh. If, let's just say that the Germans killed six million, well, they killed two, they, they killed twelve million already of the Germans in three years, and tortured them. So at least they, they even-- the, the Germans have paid them back twice already, even this phony, imaginary six million number that is totally, totally,↗

38:05Speaker 2erratic So I think it's very important to talk about this official document, and I think maybe it would be an idea to indict the, the, the, the people in Hollywood, Spielberg and all the others, because they're claiming these lies, they should be indicted and taken to court.↗

38:22Ian MalcolmWell, and, and that's, I mean, that's just one of the tentacles of control that exists to ensure that, that ideology or that belief structure is enshrined in everybody, in the Western world, right? And if it's, if it's not via Hollywood, it's via the mainstream media. If it's not the mainstream media, it's via advertising. If it's not via advertising, it's via big, big tech,↗

38:48Ian Malcolmand of those big tech platforms, on Meta, on YouTube, which is of course owned by Google, you can't discuss any of these things. we come to X, which we're told is the free speech absolut- Ludist platform, and yet when you just start discussing the things that you're kind of referring to, the terms of service get rather restrictive, and, and we notice that they are at the benefit of a, a certain group of people, and while they will allow us to discuss↗

39:16Ian Malcolmfor example, that issue or that event in, World War II, Germany, they'll let us discuss it, but only, only so far as, as within the, the echo chambers, that we exist in, right? They want us siloed so the, the masses can't hear us. And as a proof point of what you just said, the space that we ran yesterday it got up to about twenty-three, I think, hundred individuals at its capacity, and then all of a sudden people from the, the speaker panel started getting dropped and were unable to get back into the app, and then we had individuals saying that they weren't able to return just as listeners, and we went from twenty-three hundred down to about sixteen or seventeen hundred in the course of only a couple minutes. And so what does that mean? That means that, that X or somebody was sitting there ensuring that our space was basically being forced to crash and some of the occupants being forced to leave, with no ability to get back in because they didn't want people hearing the things that we were talking about. So if they can't control the narrative, if they can't absolutely,↗

40:23Ian Malcolmdestroy any and all discussion about issues on big tech, even on X, they're going to essentially sabotage them as best they can so that our voices can only go so far and, and, you know, that's how, whether it's the narrative around that World War II issue or event, or any of these other subjects, it's why it's so difficult to awaken, the masses. I'm, I'm, I'm curious, are you, are you seeing the exact same thing in kind of the Danish media, amongst Danish politicians, or, or do you still s- feel like you get some ounce of honesty from the politicians or the media?↗

41:00Speaker 2No, there are, there aren't a single politician in Denmark, not one. I mean, you know, other countries they have, in Holland they have a party, in, Germany you have AFD, A, Alternative for Deutschland, and, if you have the European Union, you have some honest, politicians. In Denmark we, we don't have anyone. All one hundred and seventy-nine are deep state, shells, all of them.↗

41:23Speaker 2And, and I assume it's the same in the media, is that right? It's the same in the, in the media and, and it's, it's difficult for them to, to, to, to bring me into any conversation because of my background. I used to work for the biggest investment banks in the world. I have, I have a couple of, university degrees. I, I'm a family father. It's difficult for them to bring me, bring me on, bring me in, so they don't do that and they, they,↗

41:50Speaker 2When I, I, I was of course, when they started to warn Ukraine, I was talking a lot about how it was a provoked war because of, of the Ukrainian government had been shilling, bombing, civilians for, for eight years. so I, I, they, they then wanted to make a television program about Russian disinformation, and there was a, a, a Danish female, journalist from Dan, main Danish television channel. Denmark's Radio,↗

42:22Speaker 2and she asked me if I wanted to join, I pretended I would, and I wrote back and forth to her, and, and, she might not be the smartest, journalist in Denmark, because she wrote twice that the reason I was supposed to be in this program was because of, the, the Secret Service had asked them to bring me into the program. So I have been writing from a journalist, and the biggest thing, television channel That the, that the Secret Service,↗

42:54Speaker 2ha, ha, wanted, wanted to, to portray me at seven o'clock, main television, as a Russian disinformation agent. So my, my father's friends were still alive who'd see it, my former colleagues, Obdanska-Pan would see it, and, and, and Matt, Matt, I, I hate,↗

43:11Ian MalcolmI hate to, I hate to interject, I, I, I, I feel rude doing this, I just wanted to let you know that, right now in the list Account, we just went from two hundred and twenty-five and we're currently sitting at twenty thousand seven hundred and thirty-six people, meaning that the machine has gotten very upset about some of the things that we're discussing and they're currently mass reporting the space. so I just wanted to illustrate the point that we were just making, no more than five minutes ago, about these insane people that just-- they can't even let us have peaceful conversations trying to discuss problems that we notice on a, on a global level. So, ap- apologies for- Thanks for jumping in. I, I just, I had to mention that, both to illustrate how absurd the censorship is, but then also in the event that the space gets completely crashed or something along those lines, folks just know that, it's, it's not anything that we're doing. We're not advocating for any kind of violence, we're not suggesting anything hateful, but X and the world at large hates that we're trying to have a peaceful conversation here.↗

44:14Speaker 2Yeah, I mean, in my economic program, I'm suggesting, that we have a, a currency conver- conversion. I mean, I'm suggesting a lot of different things that will remove poverty totally from the world, but one of them is a cur-currency conversion where which, which wa-is what they did, to the Russian people in nineteen ninety-one And, Finland and Denmark, then France did it after World War II.↗

44:38Speaker 2so we made a, we made a new krona in Denmark, and so all the people who had been making money on, helping the Germans, they couldn't con- convert their old krona to the new krona. France and Finland did something similar, and, and in Russia in nineteen ninety-one, a lot of people don't know that, Russia was the richest country in the world, why? Because not only we all know they, they, it's a vast country, they have a lot of natural resources, but can you imagine a country with no mortgages? Every flat, every house, every factory was owned by the government without, without debt. This is how rich Russia was in nineteen ninety-one. Influe, Wall Street bankers, Harvard University, and CIA↗

45:25Speaker 2with a pocketful of two hundred and fifty billion dollars money printed by the Federal Reserve, the papers were, as a ten, ten-year bond that expired the twelfth of September two thousand and one, to minus one day, and you get a very important date, the, the papers were stopped in, Tower Seven. So they spent two, two hundred and fifty billion dollar, bribing the Duma in nineteen ninety-one, then they made a new constitution where they put in And this is according to Nikolai Starikov, who's a Russian politician who wrote a book in English and Russian called "Rouble Nationalization." If you just read the first thirty pages, you can see that you can read what I'm, what I'm saying here. They made a new con-constitution where,↗

46:17Speaker 2the Central Bank of Russia should be independent And if you have a problem with that, if you are the Russian government, the Russian people, the Russian, Supreme Court, or whoever you might be, then you can take the Russian Central Bank to court in the state of New York. I'm not kidding, it's in the Russian Constitution that if you are unhappy with the Russian Central Bank, it, it is the state of New York that decides it. And we all know what, what tribe lives in, state of New York. I don't have to go into details about that. So that's why they, they hike rates to thirty percent. If interest rates are on third, are thirty percent, it's very difficult to have economic growth. So people starve, and at least six million Russians died from nineteen ninety-one to nineteen ninety-eight, ninety-seven, ninety-nine when Putin came into power. At least six million died. The, the average expect life expectancy for men fell to below fifty. They went sometimes three to six months without pay. They, they, they, they, they- Prostituted themselves, they sold everything they had, they committed suicide. It was absolutely tragic. What I wanted to say about the money was that, that not only did they do the, what I just said, they were so evil that they went out one day and said, "Now, because the economy is-- the, the, the, the, the Russia is so poor and so-- the economy is so bad, we are now changing the rubles. So all your old rubles are now worthless." So my parents-in-law, who had a flat in, in, in, in Moscow and had made savings to buy a house,↗

47:51Speaker 2they woke up Monday morning and that money was nearly worthless. It was, it, it fell, I don't know, it's something like ninety-five percent or something like that was, was taken off. So they stole the entire PMA's savings overnight. Then they were, they made a new ruble And, and you could only convert something like, you know, to five percent of your money to the new rule, they stole everything. So I'm saying, why, why don't we just use this as inspiration and do the same? So we have a new dollar, a new euro, a new Danish krona, a new Swiss franc, and if you've made money on vaccines or wars or drugs,↗

48:34Speaker 2then you just don't get, you just don't get any new dollar, new, euro. We could do exactly the same. I, I'm serious. If they could do that to the Russian people, we can do that again. We can do it again.↗

48:48Ian MalcolmWell, and, and, and you're saying to do it, and, and with a just end, and I'm, I'm curious, Matt, because, we've done a couple spaces on National Socialism as a economic model, and, and when we discuss it, we're not calling for violence against anybody, but rather just looking at the policies of the National Socialists, which,↗

49:06Ian Malcolmin, in a modern Into, mass migration, obviously, they would just, would have tried to instill some kind of moral code back in the people, would have built a economy, absent of a central bank or a Federal Reserve, and would have rather, built a, a, a currency off of the labor of its people, et cetera. do you think that's the right approach, or do you think that we can kind of salvage the system that, that is currently in place in the Western world and, and build upon it to a better tomorrow?↗

49:38Speaker 2So the, the, the economic policy was forced upon Germany because the, the international, the day I declared war on Germany in nineteen thirty-three, so they decided to, to, to try to ruin Germany, which were very highly dependent on imports to survive because they couldn't feed their own population. So the German economy, then and today was they produced, machinery and, industrial goods and imported food.↗

50:07Speaker 2So they needed to find a solution, so, in came a man, I believe it was Godfred Fader, who wrote a book about, abolition of something, I can't remember, but Godfred Fader, and, what they then did was, they did this brilliantly. They issued money with the-- and so we, a lot of people talk about we should issue money, based on gold and so on.↗

50:29Speaker 2fact of the matter is, m- the money of a con- of, on, in a country Is, is always produced by the country. So let's say John F. Kennedy, if he produces money based on, Executive Order eleven thousand one hundred and ten, it's based on the value of all assets of the United States of America. It's based on their gold, their silver, their oil, their natural resources, their agricultural culture, but also their infrastructure, their bridges, their roads, houses, and above all, the value of its people's willingness to get up in the morning and- Go to work. And so what did, what did they do in, in Germany? So they basically said that,↗

51:12Speaker 2we will value, we will make money now, but only based on work. So for every hour, a, and, and, and, and, and, and, a German worker works, we will issue some money based on that. So that meant that, that they utilized the fact that when you issue money Only two things can happen, either growth or inflation. Normally, it's a combination of both. So when they made it dependent on work to produce money, that meant that they created growth and next to no inflation, because they-- there was a lot of unemployed people and there was a lot of roads to be built and other stuff to, to be made. So they would just go out and work and be paid based on that. So, and that created this so-called, in, in inverted e-commerce, mi-miracle, economic miracle that made, Germany, probably the, the richest country in the world in nineteen, thirty-eight. So this is what, what, what they did. And, and, and it, it, it's not, I, I don't wanna call it a national socialist,↗

52:27Speaker 2Economic model because Japan from 1945 to 1990, they weren't National Socialists, but they did the same. They issued government money, until the, the banksters in 1990 flew in and, you know, manhandled the Japanese government to have, to make their s-Bank of Japan independent, you know, as they call it so beautifully, and, and that, that's when, the, the Japanese miracle Stopped, immediately. I mean, Japan was totally flattened by the Allied forces and, and it's an, it's an island that also can't feed itself, and ninety, ninety percent at least is mountains and, it's difficult to, to grow anything. And, what they did was they, Richard Werner explains this in "Princes of the Yen,"↗

53:18Speaker 2they, they would, they would make window guidance for every part of the, any, every sector of the economy, so they would tell the banks That you can lend maximum this amount out to this, this part of the economy, but minimum this, and the minimum was very high. So that means that these bank jobs was basically as a minimum to lend out this, amount to, to, to To, to, industrial machinery, production and another minimum, high minimum on producing cars, another one, residential homes and so on. So that means that, that by, by, by using mon-money creation proactively, Japan went from being totally destroyed In an island that isn't, it's not, I, I don't wanna say not meant for human, for, for people to live on it, but because it is obviously, but,↗

54:16Speaker 2it, it, it, it, it, it, it doesn't have the same advantages as, for example, Ukraine has, which could, can feed the entire world because it's so fertile, right? so it doesn't have the same advantages, as, as Russia with natural resources, but, but, but they managed in four to five years to become one of the And the-this is the, this is the, this is the, the secret the bankers don't want us to know, and that's why they spend all the money creation on wars. They spend it on, on,↗

54:45Speaker 2on, on, on, on, on, on, on destroying, poor nations, flying over their homes and bomb them. we saw Obama when he, when he started in two thousand and eight, there were eight thousand billion dollars Eight trillion dollars, and eight years later there was sixteen, so he doubled the amount of money, and, he basically, spent nearly all of it on bombing Iraq. And, and, I calculated a few years back when I started back in '16 that, that, if you divided that up with, with, three hundred and twenty million people, you could have, you could have given a, a family of four about ninety thousand dollars instead. Tax free. That's how much money they, they were spent on bombing and, and, and, and killing innocent women and children and, civilians in another country that people probably couldn't even find on a map.↗

55:44Speaker 2So, th-this is just an example. Can you imagine what a, what a life-changing event it would have been for most of the American people if they had gotten a che- a check of ninety thousand dollars? I mean, who would, if they had the real choice, do you want the independent central bank that uses all your money creation on bombing innocent people, or would you like to have a not independent central bank whom the people tell what to do, and then you get ninety thousand dollars in a one-off, what do you want? So this is, just me trying to explain how. How important bond creation is and how we are being run by a cabal, by a, a, it's, it's a mafia, it's a criminal entity, and I'm talking about the owners of the Federal Reserve and the IMF, the World Bank and the European Central Bank↗

56:40Ian MalcolmWell, and that's what, what TruthTeller, who joins me in so many of these spaces, he focuses on so intently because it is essentially the, the biggest weapon of their machine, because not only can that be used to push politicians to set up, essentially economies largely based on, on fake, successes, but it can also, of course, be used to inject into companies to force them to do what you will, and to force the hands of politicians, the media, et cetera, to play the way that you want. And, and so then we find ourselves in the system that we're in, where so few are even aware of the scheme in which they live. And, and it, it takes me back to the, the movie The Matrix, where basically almost everybody in the Western world is living in that little pink bubble, Will, with all of their life's energy being sapped from them by a select few set of robots or elites, whatever you wanna call them, that are basically just detrimentally taking from all of your productivity, and if we were to remove the shackles of that infrastructure, the prosperity that everyone could have would be multiplied by who knows what degree. what we do know is that when the National Socialists, did so, and they based their capital on the productivity of their labor, that they were- Able to unleash this economic engine the likes of which the world has never seen. And, and so, Matt, it's one of the reasons that when I, when I talk about the idea of nationalism or preserving national identities and heritages in Western lands, a lot of individuals that are non-white, they get very upset about that because they, they assume that mass deportations will be part of that process and all those other things. And frankly, I do think that there's a justification for that, especially the mass migration of the last twenty years or so, which has basically been weaponized against The, the middle class prosperity. but those individuals shouldn't have to fear going back to their homelands because if this is a global rejection of this system, we can then benefit from the economic prosperity of All of the nations, because they currently are basically enslaving the entirety of the world under these similar shackles. And so by freeing all of mankind from this system, everyone will be able to have prosperity. It won't be only the Western nations that are prosperous, it should also be, you know, Central and South America, it should be the African nations, as long as they're willing to get up and to work and to be productive and to demonstrate the same work ethic that the National Socialists in Germany did. And so I think it's something that should be a unifying force, not one that, that creates division, you know?↗

59:19Speaker 2Yeah, I mean, nationalism is, is directly opposed to globalism, and, I think that, it, it's, it's, it's, it's my view that each country, works best if it, it, it, it has its own, Population who, who are familiar with the geog-geography and the traditions and the culture, I think if you go to Italy, you should be Italians, and in, in Denmark, it should be Danes and so on. And, you know, my wife is an immigrant, my kids are immigrants, they're all born, born outside, my, my, all my, my kids, friends are, are either mixed marriages or immigrants, most of them.↗

1:00:02Speaker 2But so it doesn't mean it's okay to have, have, some immigrants and legal immigration, is su-s-uh, totally fine. I, I have my political party, we're totally against illegal immigration, but I haven't had a single immigrant Coming out, speaking out against my political party, not one, even though I'm against illegal immigration, because I think immigration should be based on love. If you, if you, if you fall in love with a foreigner and you decide to live in Denmark, you should be allowed to live in Denmark, obviously. And, and the people, the immigrants we have, it's about ten percent of the population, they love Denmark I have had a chance to go out and speak with people because I've been out with flyers and we make some, a, a newspaper, and then when we were, you know, getting, signatures for our party and, and when we were demonstrating and so on, I, I met a lot of, of foreigners that I normally probably wouldn't have met if I wasn't a politician in the streets,↗

1:01:00Speaker 2and I, you know, every time I get more and more impressed by the immigrants in Denmark. we don't have the same problems they do in Sweden, where there are a lot of crime involved and so on. We don't have that in Denmark. I mean, we've been very fortunate. And they, they love Denmark, they're hardworking, so there's nothing wrong with, with, with, with that at all. It's just the-- when the intention is to destroy your country with immigration That's gen- that's genocide by, by the United Nations own definition. If you do that, if you use immigration to, to, to outnumber the former,↗

1:01:42Speaker 2people who lived in that country, that's genocide according to United Nations own definition. So I'm not saying something, controversial here. And when you have several plans to that effect, for example, the Praxis Ideal, which was written by Gudrun Huber-Kalergi in nineteen twenty-five or twenty-seven. Well, where he, he writes that all the European nations should be outbred, they sh- they, they should have, have a lot of immigrants from black and brown people, and then they should intermarry with the original nations, and, the only,↗

1:02:13Speaker 2people that should be racially pure, are the, are the, are the, that's the Jews. Not my words. This is Kuhn, who was half Jewish. I believe his mother was Jewish and his father was Japanese, if I remember correctly. And, and he, he thought that the Jews were better at leading, the world. I mean, we can see that's not the case because they're running the America now, and, they're not doing a very good job, right? They're using all the money to bomb all the nations. They're not helping, they're not building roads, they're not building hospitals, they're not looking after their own homeless population of about, how many do you have? Seven million homeless or something crazy? It's a disgrace. They're not very good at it. So I↗

1:02:57Speaker 2So there is a plan to, to, to genocide all the white Christian nations, and I, that I have a problem with, a huge problem.↗

1:03:06Speaker 1Yeah, no,↗

1:03:07Ian Malcolmof course. And, and, and the thing that is so, bizarre about that, and, and I think you p-perfectly, presented this Is that if we look at the presentation of, let's just say, the figures of World War II, we have this presentation that the, the Germans, the National Socialists, had this great degree of racial animus, and in the space that we did yesterday,↗

1:03:33Ian MalcolmSomebody came to the table and said, "There's, there's actually not a single piece, of, of racial identity that is part of Mein Kampf, for example. There's one mention of eye color and hair color, within the book, and it has nothing to do with the concept of supremacy." And what's interesting about it is that the mainstream media has convinced the entirety of the world that the National Socialists were this race-driven machine that were very exclusionary, when ironically, the documentation shows not only was it not Not them, but that if we then look at the Israelis, who, for example, required genetic testing before marriage, they have massive borders around their nation, they talk all the time about the need for racial, genetic, and religious purity, and so it's very, very curious how many of these things that have been put on the national socialist when you start to actually unpack truth It becomes accusations that they actually themselves are the ones that, that embody. and it's just wild that, that more people don't make those obvious connections.↗

1:04:35Speaker 2Yeah, they call it, DAVO. D A R V O. Deny, attack, reverse, victim, offender. So they, they bas-basically, they, they blame the victim for what they themselves are doing.↗

1:04:48Ian MalcolmWell, and, and we, we saw, I mean, you know, without going too much into the proclaimed atrocities, in, in Germany around concentration camps, that idea of reverse and deflect, or project, if we look at the Bolsheviks up in Russia, we know From historians like Alexander Solzhenitsyn, a Nobel Prize winning historian and author, who wrote The Gulag Archipelago and two hundred Years Together, who basically s-- he summed up that essentially the Bolsheviks, who were overwhelmingly Jewish amongst their leadership, that they commit genocide on tens of millions of people, thirty to as many as prospectively seventy million in totality when we include the famines, the Red Terror, the other purges that they did, and then also some of the The deaths, resulting from the war. and so it's, it's just wild to recognize that the masses are so asleep to so many of these realities that they are unaware of the horrors and the atrocities of the Bolsheviks, they are fully acutely aware of the proclaimed atrocities of the National Socialists in Germany, and, and I, I, I do think people are starting to wake up. It's, it, it's sad that maybe in Denmark, not to the same degree, but, but the last little question I'd have before maybe we go to the Q&A session In your individual efforts, what can people that are listening in do, to support your mission and your political party that you help to lead?↗

1:06:15Speaker 2Well, we have, we have a couple of home page I can write, I, I, I write on, on my, if you look at my, my, my page, Handle on, on Twitter. but we also have something called Scandinavian Freedom dot events, where we, we hosted two Northern Light convention with a lot of, of interesting speakers, and they are free, to listen to, and, I mean, you could support that, and that will go to↗

1:06:43Speaker 2basically, it, it, it doesn't go to me, it goes to the, to the fight for, for freedom, and, we host events, we, we make newspapers, we- Go out with flyers. And a funny thing with flyers, we-- there's an annual gathering on the island of Funen, where all the politicians and all the whole deep state of Denmark meets every year, about twelve thousand people, and we had a stand there, we're the only, the only stand that was anti-establishment. And, we had some big banners, there. the, the more CO2 the better was one of them, and then we had our newspaper with a lot of, of, of truth bombs in that newspaper. Then I, then I ordered, ten thousand flyers, and, on, on one, one, one side, so this was, this was, a year, year and three months ago. So on one side I had the Donald Trump, saying that the, the candidate of the,↗

1:07:40Speaker 2the, the Republicans, and the other side was Robert Kennedy, the candidate of the Democrats, and I made this flyer, and then, then, Don-- then Donald Trump said, "When I'm president, I will stop the, the, the war in Ukraine, in twenty-four hours," and then, then, what, Robert Kennedy, I quoted him saying it was never the good guys who introduced censorship, and th-this was a, a little A5-sized flyer with beautiful colors and made very well, and I had ordered ten thousand of those to hand out on that, island of that event just to spite them, because they, in Danish television, hate Donald Trump with a vengeance, and,↗

1:08:23Speaker 2and, they don't hate the Kennedys, they, they don't do that though, but, Those flyers never arrived. UPS, they just took them and never delivered them. Can you believe it? I never got those flyers, they never came. So I think I hit a, a soft spot there, but, yeah, no, it'll be great to, to have some support. Wait,↗

1:08:46Ian Malcolmand, and just out of curiosity on that, the, the flyers that you never received, can you explain the order of operations there? You had ordered them, they were, they were supposed to be manufactured by a group and then shipped to you, and, and you never got them. Where, where do you think the failure in that was, and was that by design?↗

1:09:02Speaker 2I, I'm, I'm sure, I'm, I'm sure that the, the, the Danish secret service just took them and said, "There'll be too much of an embarrassment if they all have this, on their..." This was the entire Danish deep state. It, it was a sucker punch, right? It was really a sucker punch, and they didn't like that. But, I use sense of humor, right? I use sense of humor. another thing we did, w-w- I mean, we were the first country to open up, during COVID in the entire world. We were the first countries to stop injecting children under eighteen, we were the first country to not recommend anybody under the age of fifty-five taking the COVID vaccine, and all three times Were the day after we organized an event where we came with, they-- what we normally do is we take and we make a notice of liability to the head of the, the health authorities, we hand deliver that to him with about thirty, forty pages of evidence, mainstream evidence that shows that we are right, and then we tell him that he is personally responsible. But then, the, the, the thing we also then do is We copy email all of his colleagues.↗

1:10:10Speaker 2And, that way, I know if you work for the Danish Health Authority, I think ninety-nine point nine percent of the people working in the Danish Health Authority are proud of their job and want to see healthy Danes. The, the, the, the, the amount of people who really are evil, it's very small. So when you come with these things to them, they start arguing. And, we have this, you know, pretend democracy where, where we're supposed to listen to each other and, and, and employees aren't afraid of their bosses in Denmark. It's just how our Scandinavian society is, and I think that's a good thing.↗

1:10:47Speaker 2so it, it became unbearable for the management. They just had to do it. we came, we came one of these times, we came with the, these notices of liability, they wouldn't let us into the lobby. And I said to them, "What are you talking about? We're paying your taxes. This is the lobby of the Danish Health Authority. We're coming here." We came there, you know, old people, pregnant women with pram, with, with a pram, with small kids, we were like totally, I mean, you know Totally re- totally quiet people, maybe like we were, maybe thirty-five, forty people. As I said, we're not many, who fought for freedom in Denmark, but we were, we were, a few brave people, and, they wouldn't let us in. And then one of the guys put a foot in the door Then they called the police, and I said to Nada, "Don't do that, don't do that," but, but they already called the police. Within two minutes, we had police in civilian clothes, police in uniforms, police on motorbikes, police in vans, police in, in cars. They came, and, and they came for, over the next five minutes, there were, I think there were like maybe thirty, forty police within, within a couple of minutes. But just before they came, a brave guy working for the health authorities, he came out, started talking to us because he could see we were very peaceful. I always tell my, my, my people to, to wear a suit, to suit and tie and be well dressed, and we always do that, try to, to, to look as middle class as we possibly can. And, he came out, started talking to, to members of my board about this COVID thing, about the vaccine and the danger and everything. And so when the police came, they couldn't understand. They saw these, they, they, they thought that, that, the, that, terrorists were, were, you know, barging into the health authorities, killing everybody. And then they saw this peaceful group of people talking quietly with a, a, a member of staff. And then when the police came, I went to the, to the, the head of the police,↗

1:12:44Speaker 2The guy with the, you know, who looked, like, the boss. And I, I shouted out so everybody could hear it, I shouted, "Thank you so much for coming to supporting us in, in getting access to our health authority so we can hand deliver this letter to the, the, the chief of the health authority." And the police were looking at me, "What, what are you talking about? I mean, this is insane." So we were allowed, then we were allowed in with the help of police, allowed access to our own health authority. Came into↗

1:13:14Speaker 2And nobody wanted to talk to us. I said, "Yes, we're not going because we have to deliver this and also this liability. We want to talk to the health authorities. It's very serious. What are you doing?" Nobody wanted to talk to us. I said, "Okay, come on." Then after a while, they, they said, "Uh, you know, yeah, but you can't be in the lobby." I said, "Yes, you can. This is a public building. We're paying the taxes. This is our building. We're paying for↗

1:13:41Speaker 2it. For us right now. So then we ended up being in their cafeteria, the employees' cafeteria. We were drinking their coffee, sitting down, these, we were about, probably about twenty-five people who went inside. And then two brave forty-five year old men came down, brave enough to talk to me, and I brought in, about four or five of my, colleagues from the party into a meeting room, and we talked about this danger of the vaccine and everything. And then I looked these two men in the eye, and I said, guys, and I said to them, and these were, these were good men, these were good men. They, they did, I'm very impressed with the Danish system, with the Danish people working within the system.↗

1:14:24Speaker 2I said to them, you know Here is this evidence how dangerous it is what you're doing. This is, this is without any doubt. I mean, you have Pfizer's own data, twelve hundred and ninety-one, side, severe side effects from taking this vaccine, and you're giving it to children. I just want you to, want you to know that when people find out that this is true, they can't get hold of Bill Gates, they can't get, get hold of Dr. Fauci, but they know why you work, and you could see their, their, their face. Color of their face changed from, from, you know, red to white, and,↗

1:15:01Speaker 2I think that, I think that hit home because the following day they came out in Denmark with a statement that it is now illegal To inject under eighteen year olds with poison. So I'm just saying, I mean, we are living proof in our party that it does work to protest, it does work to say no. I'm just astonished that, so if you were doing it, but, but, but just keep truth bombing, believe in it. People are good. A lot of people in power are good people. And I think the biggest, the be-- the best chance we have of winning is reminding The enemy, but we are Christian people, we don't believe in collective punishment, we believe in forgiveness, and we, we just want them to stop being criminals. Because I've seen, some wealthy Jewish people coming out saying Why are we, why are we doing this? We have it all. We have all the money. We are running Hollywood. We're running the, the, the US Congress. We have everything. Why are we destroying our own country? Why not, you know? I think our be-- best chance is to get the, the people in power to realize that they have So much material wealth, can't they just calm their people down and then just stop committing crimes against humanity? I think that is our best chance, I think.↗

1:16:26Ian MalcolmWell, and, and, and what a straightforward and obvious, Solution that, that should be, right? Like, you are, you're, you're not, you're not stating anything that's remotely hateful, that is vengeful, you're also not making any outlandish claims, you're merely connecting dots that, you know, to, to folks like you and myself, mads, are, are self-evident, but to so much of the world are just so completely, oblivious. And I, I'll, I'll ask one more question, then I'll, I'll open up to Q and A's,↗

1:17:00Ian MalcolmJust to ask for a mic and, and we'll start passing those out. but when it comes to the behavior, Mads, I mean, I don't know what percent of the US, of, of, I'm sorry, of Denmark is, is Jewish. I, I do know in most of Western Europe, it's very small, it's, it's point two percent of the global population, it's two percent of the US population, but they obviously are in this drastic overrepresentation. But, you know, Joe Biden isn't a Jew, his children↗

1:17:30Ian MalcolmDonald Trump, I see things that go kind of both ways. but George Bush, I don't believe was, was Jewish, although his children married a Jew, and the same thing is, is the case with the Clintons, where they're not Jewish, but their kids, the Clinton's daughter married a Jew, and oh, by the way, did so at a wedding that was attended by Jelaine Maxwell of Jeffrey Epstein's island, rather unusual. But, but I say it because, you know, there are folks that are non-Jewish who seem completely subservient to↗

1:18:01Ian MalcolmYou know, in Denmark, is the same pattern emerging? And if so, is it just out of selfish interest, and you feel like those individuals are aware of what's going on, and they're just willing to sell out their soul and, and sell everybody down the river? or do you feel like, you know, there, there are individuals that are just too financially comfortable and apathetic, and they're willing to sell out everybody else for the monetary return they get out of it?↗

1:18:26Speaker 2Well, I mean, I, I, I probably can only guess because I don't, don't have any factual information about it. I, I'm, apart from I think we're around zero point one percent Jewish people in Denmark, and then on, on top of that, there will be half Jews and quarter Jews and so on. But, no, I, I, I can't really, answer other than, than, than Den-Denmark is, is very privileged. I mean, it's a very, very wealthy country with a very, very high standard of living, and, and we're very privileged we have, there's only two countries, two, two towns in Europe with more Michelin star restaurants than Copenhagen. I think that's, Paris and London. We're number three. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's just very wealthy, and↗

1:19:10Speaker 2To be Zionist and pro-America and pro-Israel and, yeah. So, so I think a lot of them think they're doing the right thing, honestly. so it's a bit embarrassing with the COVID, it's a bit embarrassing with all the people who are dying in Palestine now, but, you know, it's I think they are re-reluctantly realizing that they do make a lot of mistakes. They also admitted that there was a mistake to kill Gaddafi, which Denmark was highly involved in. It was Danish American, an English bombing airplane that flew in and bombed Libya sixty thousand times.↗

1:19:49Speaker 2so they do admit all these mistakes. They've been out-admitting that, that, it was a mistake, the, the, the COVID didn't not pro-proteect, the vaccines didn't proteect against COVID and it was dangerous and So they have, have admitted all these things, they just keep going. I don't, I don't understand it, I really don't, Ian. I, I can't answer that, Chris. Sorry.↗

1:20:11Ian MalcolmNo, I, I think you did a really good job, proposing an answer and, and, I mean, I, I, I think it's a mix of, at, at least from my perspective. I, I, I do think it's a mix of individuals that are unaware, of the dynamic, they're just plugged into the, the programming, they're brainwashed, and then those that are aware perhaps, and they recognize what they're doing. I, I think that they're either blackmailed, bribed, financially motivated, or they're just too comfortable and they're unwilling to give up the lavish, you know, lifestyle, and, and accept some of the consequences that come along with naming this system.↗

1:20:48Ian Malcolmbut Mads Phenomenal, as always, the way that you articulate your mind, the, the, the spiritual fight that you're taking to this machine, which, you know, you demonstrated firsthand with, with the stories of going in and trying to just speak truth to power and seeing how that system reacts. you are, you're on the forefront of this mission, and, and you're one of the most publicly visible individuals that I'm aware of,↗

1:21:14Ian Malcolmi-in kind of the European front, and so, you know, I, I see you as a massive asset to this Team, that we are building, which is really a global alliance of truth tellers that are, are speaking that which is uncomfortable, and, and as you've seen firsthand, there's nothing easy about this, this fight that we're on. and I say that as a spiritual and intellectual fight, not a physical one, but there's nothing that is, that is self-serving about it. And so to everybody that's listening, if you don't follow Ma-Mads, I'd recommend that you certainly do. he puts out wonderful, wonderful content. He's a wonderful mind. He's incredibly passionate about this, and he's doing it from exactly the right place, which is that of, of righteousness and trying to build a better world for tomorrow. so let's go to some questions. We'll start with Alan↗

1:22:02Ian MalcolmThe last time I did, he had a hot mic. And Mike, Monkey, I'll give you one more chance. if, if you can make sure to mute yourself. if not, I'll just push you back down. But let's go to Alan for a question.↗

1:22:17Speaker 3Hi, Ian, can I jump on real quick?↗

1:22:19Ian MalcolmYeah, sure. Since Alan's not, not there seemingly.↗

1:22:22Speaker 3Appreciate it. So, couple-- one, one comment. first of all, Ian Malcolm, thank you. I was on your, space last night for, you know, for about an hour, I had to jump off, it was my bedtime. but fantastic spaces you've been running. Mads, I'm a, fellow investment guy. started my career at Merrill Lynch, worked at Morgan Stanley, I'm in corporate finance now. So, the economic take on-↗

1:22:51Speaker 3the, the, the currency and, and, money creation, absolutely on point, and I think more people need to really, get their head around the economic piece of this. I grew up in a, In a, in a suburb that was predominantly, I'm Christian, it was like half black, half Orthodox Jewish, and, and then a little bit of Christian, which was me. And, it is now, and, and so growing up as a kid, you know, it was kind of a running joke, like all the Orthodox Jews had like six kids, you know, and they'd drive around their station wagons back in the day.↗

1:23:38Speaker 3It's almost a hundred percent Jewish now. They have bought up the int- my mom still lives over there, I was over at her house over the weekend. Sixty to seventy percent of my childhood friends are Jewish, and I just, if you take that statistical sample, that microcosm, and there, there's certainly some, you know Error term in that number, but I, I have to believe the Jewish population is far greater than point two percent of the global population. We have world leaders everywhere. The, president of Mexico is Jewish. The,↗

1:24:14Speaker 3I, y-you know, the president of, or the, the mayor of at least three suburbs adjacent to the one I grew up in, and I'm still, I'm in one of 'em, are all Jewish. So they've got representation at the local, state, and federal level in the US. the, the mayor of Asheville, North Carolina, they got destroyed by the, hurricane, Jewish. So, would love to get your thoughts on that, Ian Malcolm or Mads or,↗

1:24:43Speaker 3anybody else? Thank you.↗

1:24:46Ian MalcolmNo, it's a, it's a great question. Let's, defer it over to Babs and, and get his take on it.↗

1:24:53Speaker 2Well, it says in the, in the Talmud that they're allowed to lie, and we all know the Talmud followers, they lie. And so they, they will, they will come with a narrative and they will push a narrative shamelessly. So the numbers, official numbers are about sixteen million, I think, and, I'm, I'm sure that it's a lot, lot higher. If, i-i-i-even if you, if you agree with a gentleman called Chi Rho on Fa- on, yeah, on, on Twitter, he made an, an excellent, book or a nine hundred page book, which you can download for free. According to him, and I trust he, he's, he's Really well versed in this. You are Jewish if, if your mother is Jewish or one of your grandmothers or one of your great grandmothers or one of your great-great grandmothers. So if you're one-sixteens, ju-uh, Jewish, you are Jewish, and I think that is true. So I'm, I'm certain that, that we're talking about at least three or four, probably more times sixteen million, worldwide. I'm, I'm sure, sure about that.↗

1:26:01Speaker 3Yeah, if you just, if you just do the math, you know You know, there's, there was, according to the official numbers, fifteen million Jews worldwide in, the forties, in, during World War II, to, to,↗

1:26:13Speaker 3to only grow to sixteen million↗

1:26:17Speaker 3in eighty years. That's, that's right, it's like point o two percent↗

1:26:24Speaker 2Now, now you bring up the World War II one. If you take World, World Jewish Almanac, it went from fifteen point three million in, 1933 to fifteen point eight million in 1948, while the amount of Christian people fell with sixty-five million. So those fifteen years, sixty-five million dead Christians, and there were half a million more Jewish↗

1:26:44Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, exactly. So, I think it's just something to consider when we talk about, and, and I, I, I do agree that, you know, civil, civil protest, you know, certainly peaceful protest, you know, calling out the, the disparity in, in, in treatment, and, You know, I think that's, that we sh-need to do that, but when you look at just the sheer numbers, which we-- of, of Jews globally,↗

1:27:19Speaker 3and in the US, I mean, that's a multi- that's a multi-generational fight. But think about this too, the, the Jewish people have put generations to get to this point. They have been playing the long game. They're, they're- Their timeline on resolution, on getting to where they want to be, they're looking out generations into the future, and they're putting a lot of effort into it. I mean, there's tens of thousands of different,↗

1:27:50Speaker 3you, you know, X, bots, you know, fake accounts that are just pushing this narrative, and, you know, obviously they own the media, and they've mastered the social media narrative pushing as well, Christians need to bring their game up to that level, to be honest. I mean, we gotta work harder. Thank you.↗

1:28:12Ian MalcolmYeah, no, and, and, and look, I think, It's an interesting, statement there in terms of working harder, and I, I-- the reason that I'd say that is just because so many are, are so unaware of what's going on, and it, it's, it's why I sincerely try to use whatever little presence I might have on X to try and create spaces to bring awareness, attention, education on these issues, because only once aware can we react to something, and only once we're reacting can we actually push back and reject it. again, that's a spiritual and an intellectual rejection, have to say that, because Run X or if it did, I'd be able to say it more freely.↗

1:28:48Ian Malcolmit's funny how those things play out that way. But, I saw the push came up, I, I don't know if he is having maybe a connection issue, but, I do see the Duke's back up here, so let's go to Duke for a question.↗

1:29:07Speaker 1Duke, can you↗

1:29:07Speaker 3hear↗

1:29:07Ian Malcolmus?↗

1:29:11Speaker 4yes, sir.↗

1:29:12Ian MalcolmDid you have a question for, for Mads?↗

1:29:15Speaker 4Yeah, of course. I was just gonna ask, 'cause I'm also Danish, you can probably hear, but the thing about, I have an issue with like the, the legal immigration thing. Like if you think about it, the most immigrants in Amer-in, similar in England are not actually legal, so it's still, like, legal immigrants are still an ethnic replacement of the native people that is, like, like that's just facts. So, so you have to cap it at like maybe like five percent can be illegal as a highly educated people, but it, it can't go higher than five percent in my mind.↗

1:29:57Ian MalcolmDid you wanna comment on that, Mads?↗

1:29:59Speaker 2Yeah, no, I, I, I think that up to, up to five to ten percent, I, I don't think there's gonna be any problem, and, I believe there was, if I remember correctly, in, in America, originally a couple hundred years ago, you would have villages that were only Catholics, and you have another village that were only Protestant, and then you have certain villages that were mixed, and I think that worked quite well because people could just choose where they wanted to go. And now they wanna make these, or the, the, every single Christian nation they wanna turn that into a, a, a melting pot. And, no, I, I, I don't think that is, I don't think that is good. I would like to, even though, I mean, my wife is, is, my wife is Jew, she's an immigrant, she's from Russia, my kids are born abroad, and, and so it's not, I'm not speaking my own, my own position. But they're↗

1:30:45Speaker 4white, though, right?↗

1:30:46Speaker 2Sorry↗

1:30:52Speaker 2Yes, yes they are, but, I'm, I'm just saying that I, I, I respect, if, if there are Danish people whose ancestors built this country, they would like to, to keep it that way. I, I respect that point of view. I also respect my, my own point of view of traveling all over the world, and I like to go and live, I've always been living most of my life abroad, and I, I'm, I'm grateful for, for For England and, and France and, and, and Hong Kong, that I, I had a chance to experience, living in those, countries as a guest,↗

1:31:27Speaker 2and, you know, contribute to the society as best I could, so I, I, I, I think that, that when, when it's, when it is a, the, the, the problem isn't so much organic immigration with people who want to work and, and contribute to society and marry the local population. I don't think that's such a big problem. The problem is when it is a, when it is, when it is a, a plan by a devil-worshipping tribe to, genocide the local population. That I have a huge problem with.↗

1:32:02Speaker 4can I ask, another question? I have two more questions, if it's okay. Again.↗

1:32:08Speaker 1Yeah, go for it.↗

1:32:10Speaker 4Yeah, so as a Dane, like, what can we actually do about it? 'Cause like, I try to wake people up, but people just don't listen. Like, like, what can we actually do about it? 'Cause it, it is general, like, since I have an GPA, it is general in my obsession, like, it's the really the only thing I forget about my free time.↗

1:32:27Speaker 2Well, I want to com- compliment you and, the people who agree with you, you've done a great job. Just compare, compare yourself to Sweden and Germany, our two, big neighbors. You've done a great job. The immigrants in Denmark are fantastic. They, they-- We, we-- I mean, my generation, I'm fifty-nine, so I-- My generation twenty-five. I'm sorry, how old are you?↗

1:32:48Speaker 4Twenty-five.↗

1:32:49Speaker 2Twenty-five. Twenty-five, yeah. So your, your generation, you are the same age as my kids. your, your generation, you are, you, you, you are friends with the immigrants. I mean, it's left right and center, but my generation, we are not, because we, in Denmark, we grow up and then we have, as you know, we meet our friends at the gymnasium, college, and, we are friends for life, we have two or three best friends, and we are friends for life, and, and when we, when, when I was twenty-five, there was hardly any immigrants, so that's my excuse↗

1:33:20Speaker 2I, and I, I see this integration, it, it, it is working really, really well in Denmark, and I think that is partly, due to people like you who are saying that, yeah, you can be immigrants, but you can't, change the, the country to, to be some kind of, you know You know, a different, totally different country, I mean, with different culture. Yeah, you, you're here in Denmark, you came to Denmark because you love Denmark and you want to contribute to Danish society, welcome. If not, then you shouldn't be here, and I think you've done a great job. And, I mean, just compared to Sweden and Denmark, it's, it's, it's working really, really well in Denmark, I think.↗

1:33:55Speaker 4But don't you think like one of the reasons that is the case is because we aren't here until like I wouldn't even say racist, we're just very preserved our own culture, like if you think about, like we have managed to, even in, like when Sweden like took all these immigrants, I was walking through highways, right? Like, we, we didn't really check them in 'cause we, we are very protective of our culture, like, like, you can call it racist or whatever you want, but to me, I, I actually think like that's actually redeeming culture, like, quality that kept us like mostly white still, and we, like, so we didn't end up like switching.↗

1:34:32Speaker 2Yeah, I mean, and, and I think, them, they should be allowed to decide whether they want to be a melting pot or whether they don't want to. Every country should be, be allowed to decide what they want. It shouldn't be something that is, decided by the World Economic Forum or George Soros or any, any, any multinational corporation shouldn't be allowed to decide, the, the, the local poli-politics of a, of a small country. So yeah, I think that is,↗

1:35:02Speaker 2that's how it should be. I mean, but if, if you go back a, a few hundred years, passports didn't exist, people would just travel. That was also quite nice, right?↗

1:35:15Speaker 4I have a last question for you actually. I, I read, you said you have, like, your ex-family or, your ancestral family is from, Leipzig, right? Is that correct? So you're like a German, my father's↗

1:35:29Speaker 2father was from, was from Leipzig, yes?↗

1:35:31Speaker 4Yeah, yeah, yeah. so what do you think is the next step in Germany? 'Cause I look at stuff like the AFD and like the youth in Germany. 'cause my heart, my heart bleeds for my ancestral homeland, like my, both of my side of my family before World War One for Germany, 'cause I'm from there, as you can probably hear my accent.↗

1:35:50Speaker 4so yeah, like I, I just want Germany to be free from all this guilt-tr Essentially, like they are actually, ethnically being replaced 'cause the Jews just hate the Germans, and it just makes my heart↗

1:36:03Speaker 2bleed. I, I, yeah, I, I, I, I, I definitely feel, the same as you do. And, I mean, I think we have Christina Anderson who spoke on our Northern Light Convention, two years ago From Alternative for Deutschland, she's absolutely phenomenal, and, as is, most of the people in her party, I'm sure. So there is a resistance going on now, but they've been guilt-tripped and shamed, and they will be prosecuted if they say only a fraction of what I'm saying here on, on X, and they're terrified of, of, of, of saying anything, and,↗

1:36:39Speaker 2I mean, they were really treated badly, really badly, as a nation for three years, three years of, of horror from 1945 to 1948, and, and that is going to be multigenerational. It is gonna be in their DNA for many generations, and that's why, if I can, can assist them getting over that by, by speaking out about it, I, I, I'm, I'm happy to do that,↗

1:37:05Speaker 2and, I, I love, the German, people. I think Contributed so much to the world, they have come with so, so many inventions and, and artists and, cultural, persons and, and authors, so they have a lot to contribute with, and, they don't deserve to be a colony of, of the Talmudic world order. they deserve their freedom, and, we should get all the American soldiers out of Europe.↗

1:37:35Speaker 4But, but don't you think, that's actually already happening? 'Cause like when I see the German youth, I don't know if you've just on seen like the, the song that went, went mainstream, like stuff like "Austen, der Austen," so, like the German youth is actually waking up. It's more like the, the boomers that still has this like victim mentality, from what I've seen, that, that is actually holding the Germans back, just, yeah, to come in German again.↗

1:37:57Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, it's my, it's my generation, I agree with you, both in Germany and Denmark and in, in America, I agree with you, totally agree with you, my generation, right.↗

1:38:06Speaker 4Yeah, just the last thing I wanted to tell you is, I actually used your, I think it was like an interview, I don't remember how old it was, but like the Federal Reserve you did on YouTube with some guy, the Red Pill, my father, so that was great, thanks for the insights. I↗

1:38:21Speaker 2appreciate↗

1:38:22Speaker 1it, thank you.↗

1:38:25Speaker 1No, those were wonderful questions, Duke. Let's go to, let's go to Hitler speeches and then we'll go down to, to Oscar.↗

1:38:36Speaker 5Hey, can you guys hear me? Sorry, I'm driving this morning, I got my headphone in.↗

1:38:40Speaker 1Yeah, we should can.↗

1:38:41Speaker 5Awesome. Awesome. well, great space last night. Just, I got here pretty late, I've been in this space for like five minutes, so I'm, what all you guys are talking about, I'm kinda, I mean, I, I can see the, the headline here. I'm not that familiar with like foreign, I mean, everyone has an idea of like what's going on globally on like a vague scale with it, right? But, I just wanted to ask you what your opinion. I live in Texas, in, the↗

1:39:11Speaker 5US, I guess I, I'm extremely worn out with the southern border issue and our own immigration problems we have here. What do you think the, do you think it's, I guess two questions, A, do you think it's possible to solve the things going on now that we have twenty plus million immigrants in the southern United States? And B, what do you think the solution to this problem would be? I know that's kinda off topic if you're not familiar with the American stuff going on, then, yeah, we're good. And I just, I'm just joining And real late, and this is what I would like to ask you, Mads. I, I see your stuff all the time, been following you for a while, so just wanna say thanks for all the work that you do, and, yeah, I'll just leave it there.↗

1:39:56Speaker 2Yeah, I mean, obviously I'm sure Ian can answer much better than me, but, twenty million immigrants in, in America. So, I mean, the intention from the deep state is to destroy all Christian nations. That I don't have a shadow of doubt about. They, they write about it, they talk about it. They are, they have no shame, keep trying to guilt-trip white people.↗

1:40:18Speaker 2they started with the Germans, then they're moving on to Americans, and now all white people have to be guilt-tripped. For something the Germans didn't do, and it's totally unacceptable. I won't have it. Having said that, I, I believe these twenty million immigrants, even if nineteen million of them are, are male in their twenties, they are actually quite well-behaved if you think about it. I know that, that, that doesn't make, that doesn't, do justice to the, all the women that, that ha- that, that already have been raped and the people have been killed. But if you think about out of twenty million, I think the intention was a lot worse than what actually has happened. I think that's important to remember. And, United States is a huge country. The entire world could live, eight billion people could live in Texas with the same, population density as Hong Kong. And I lived in Hong Kong. And, in Hong Kong, forty-three percent of the, of, of the state is natural parks, and, you can go, with your family and take a boat to a little island and walk in the nature. It's beautiful, you don't see many people. It's really, really lovely So I'm just saying the world is abundant, there's enough for everybody. So if we get rid of the Talmudic world order, if we get rid of, of the notion that every politician in US Congress has to be corrupted and paid for by APAC, I mean, that's crazy. It's in, it's in your face corruption, totally public And, and, and so if, if we stop that, then it's not so important whether those twenty-two million are going to be deported or not, because there's plenty of space in America for twenty-two,↗

1:42:05Speaker 2hardworking young men who want to contribute to the society, and even if they bring their family, some of them might go home, probably mo- a lot of them would go home. it, e-every, everything can be solved organically because people are good. They, they wanna wake up in the morning, go to work, go home, spend time with Family. If, if only we could get rid of the governments that are trying to destroy our life, stress us, make us, fear, fear for everything, afraid,↗

1:42:37Speaker 2worry. We, we, if we could have good politicians who, who at best just did, did nothing, even if, if we just said, "Hey, there's a law that politicians can't do anything anymore," that would be a progress, because everything they do is bad So, so I think that the, the problem can be solved, definitely. But the thing is, it's not being solved. They, they are importing. If it's twenty million today, it's gonna be twenty-five million in, in, in six months, and thirty million in, in, in two years. So they're going to increase the problem↗

1:43:09Speaker 2They, they, I, I, they, they, they just want to make life as miserable as possible. If they can have a civil war, they'll take it. If they can get, Putin to start World War III, they'll take it. If they can get Israel and Iran to start World War III, they'll take it. They wanna create chaos all over the place. That's how evil they are, and I think that's why it's so important job we are doing, trying to awaken the masses not to accept it. I think it's very, very important. And Goyem no now, I mean, we used to be seventy-five percent taking the VACS, now it's down to three percent. So seven, two percent out of those seventy-five, they are voting with their feet. They're showing the government, "We don't trust you. We don't trust you anymore."↗

1:43:53Ian MalcolmWell, and I think that's, Mads to add to that, I think that's part of the great awakening, and some people attribute some of this to Trump, which I think is, I think, I think it's undue credit, but a lot of the people that come from the Trump side of things, in particular those in the Q space, they'll suggest that, you know, Trump brought awareness to misinformation, disinformation, all that kind of stuff.↗

1:44:16Ian MalcolmI, I, I don't actually put any weight into that, but what I would say is there People are starting to know the patterns. I don't believe that it's because of Trump. In fact, I believe that Trump would largely, if he wins, and, and Matt, maybe, maybe I didn't ask this to you, in the event that there isn't another question from from the audience,↗

1:44:37Ian Malcolmyour perspective on what happens if in two or so weeks, there's a Kamala victory versus a Donald Trump victory, and I've, I've pushed out that I, I think a Trump victory obviously would be better from an economic standpoint, as I think Kamala will push for, further continued kind of communistic policies in the United States, which will further destroy,↗

1:45:02Ian MalcolmI would loosely describe as white Christian prosperity, middle class prosperity. but on the flip side, I think that Donald Trump, who's been very outspoken about his support for Israel, he's also stated that he would prospectively align with Israel in a war against Iran if need be, and I think that, that should terrify people. Kamala Harris hasn't made a statement along those lines, and so I, I guess I would ask you, let's say by January, February of next Next year, when the next president of the United States is sworn in, what, what's your presumption on the future of the Israeli-Iranian conflict, other nations prospectively getting involved, what that could prospectively lead to? Do, do you think World War III is potentially around the, the corner? and, and if so, any thoughts on the American election and its, potential impact on that?↗

1:46:06Speaker 1Mads, are you there? I think you might still be↗

1:46:07Ian Malcolmon↗

1:46:08Speaker 1mute.↗

1:46:10Speaker 2I beg your pardon. Yeah, I think it's a spiritual war. I think it's, it's, it's good versus evil, and, to just, you know, exaggerate my point a little bit, the devil doesn't get any points for, for starting the world war himself. The devil needs German young men to, to decide To go to war against English young men when Russian young men, they need, it has to be volunteered. I mean, the, so World War III can only happen if, if the people really want, they really want it. That's another reason why it's so important job we're doing, talking about all these, these crimes against humanity and how all these wars never benefited anybody, apart from some very, very evil people who are war mongers and making profit from wars. So I think th-this is very important. I think that, that you're absolutely- You're right in everything you said, Ian. It will be better if it was Trump and Kamala, if she wins, it will be more communism, more white genocide, more mass immigration,↗

1:47:08Speaker 2more, less white Christian people getting a job. It'll be more BlackRock with one hundred percent Jewish management who comes out with their diversity, equity, and inclusion, which means basically if you hire a white person, you get zero points, if you hire a black or brown person, you get a hundred points. So if you want to have, the diversity And, and, and equity and inclusion, you can't hire white people, which is why white people, had to start their own businesses because they are be, being discriminated against on a biblical scale. So we'll have more of that if Kamala wins. If Trump wins, I think we have the, the, we have a good chance of getting peace because, nobody can say he isn't, he, he isn't a Zionist, nobody can say that he isn't on the, on the side of Israel. I think he would bring the Israelis together and,↗

1:47:57Speaker 2you know Talking about destroying Gaza and killing, fifty to a hundred thousand people as a prophet, but I'm, I'm talking from the Zionist, the Talmudic, the, the Satanist point of view that, they have killed and destroyed and, and, and made so much misery, so from their point of view They have won in the sense that their, their, their goal is to create as much human misery as possible. So I think that the, the, the, the enemy, they, they are work-working multigenerational. And think about it, they made seventy-five percent of the white Christian people take a poisoned injection, it was twenty-five percent Asians and ten percent Africans, it was a white genocide, and, So they won a lot. They, they, they managed to persuade us to, to kill ourselves, to guilt trip ourselves, social engineer ourselves. I think Trump will win, and I think it will calm down. I think there might even be peace in Ukraine. I think that, that there will be some kind of solution in, down in, in, in, in Israel.↗

1:49:03Speaker 2I think it will be devastating and, and difficult and more hardship for the poor people in Palestine. My heart is, bleeding for them. I don't think there'll be a war with Iran. I think that, that, this great awakening is making it such that, that Trump is going to be there to handle it. I think he, he's working for the other side for sure.↗

1:49:26Speaker 2he, he is, I'm sure he is. but I don't think he's an evil man. I don't think he's, I don't think he's a child molester like many of the other guys are. I think he's just a guy who like to be rich and powerful.↗

1:49:42Speaker 2I, I think that we, we, we, the world stand a, a better chance of some kind of peaceful solution if Trump wins. That's my assessment as a trader. This is where my money is. I'm trying to be as honest as I can, and I could be wrong as a trader. I am wrong pretty often, so, I could be wrong. I hope I'm not.↗

1:50:01Ian MalcolmWell, no, and, and I mean, look, these are, these are super complex presumptions that we're trying to make based on, rather limited information that we're able to garner on these subjects, which are very, very, very, cloaked. And so I think you, you did a wonderful job with that, kind of presumption and, and defended it very, very well. let's go down to Oscar, and then we'll go to Michael, and then J.K. for, for a final question.↗

1:50:28Speaker 6Hello, guys. Can you hear me?↗

1:50:30Ian MalcolmWe sure can.↗

1:50:32Speaker 6Perfect. yeah, I just had, a quick comment, to Ms. Maybe some pushback, against, his comments about immigration and, also a question at the end. as a young Dane, also I live in, in Copenhagen, in the part of the city called Nørrebro, and I, I just wanna dispute the notion that, I mean, immigration is working, especially when you look at the statistics and stuff like that,↗

1:51:01Speaker 6I don't think it's working, although I do have some, some friends that are, immigrants and descendants, I don't think, Just as a principle, we shouldn't be allowing all these, Middle Eastern, North African immigrants to, to come into our country, even though we also, at the moment just have this like, this dispute of whether it's like, five or ten percent immigrants,↗

1:51:27Speaker 6as a country. I don't think we should be, allowing them in as long as we have a, like, a birth rate below two point, two point one. and like, in Abu is very, notorious part for like gang violence and stuff like that. I mean, not at the same scale as probably you would see in the US and like Chicago and stuff like that, but we have some of the only, like, a few of the, the yearly murders and stuff like that happens here.↗

1:51:57Speaker 6and yeah, and then, yeah, that was just my comment to like, I can't dispute that. my question is, how can we- In Denmark, as Denmark is a very small nation, we don't have a, a huge army and a lot of influence, in that part, I'd say, and, my question is, how can we like go, go away from this debt-based banking system? Because when we look at history, I mean↗

1:52:25Speaker 6like recent history, like with Libya and stuff like that, the way the, the machine has treated, places like that, how can we in Denmark, such a small nation with basically a tiny military, how can we go away from this debt-based banking? Because when I think about it, I mean, what would, what would happen to Denmark if we went against the machine? I mean, I, I imagine we would lose↗

1:52:53Speaker 6the last of our colonial possessions, Greenland, the Faroe Islands, we'd probably-- like, I mean, we would get fucked. So how can we-- Is it possible? Can we do something independently or are we just like, will we need to wait for the other countries, the US, to wake up, like, realize some of the good things with national socialism and stuff like that? I mean, is that possible? Can we do it our own or will we have to wait,↗

1:53:20Speaker 6And may hope that, that, going away from debt-based banking becomes a trend. Yeah, that's, that's my question. Thank you, Ian, for letting me speak.↗

1:53:31Ian MalcolmOf course, of course. Mads, Mads, any thoughts on that? 'Cause it's, it's a very interesting question, right? And, and it's, it's the reason just to, to give a five-second answer. it's the reason that I, I am an all hands on deck type individual. there are some folks that push and, and reject the alliance with anyone that, for example, is non-white or some folks will say, you know, if they live in a non-white nation, even if they are white, or others will say to somebody like↗

1:54:01Ian MalcolmA Jew that is part of their extended family, whether it's through marriage or through blood or what have you, and, and they would therefore reject some of his input. And, and I mean, I, I just find all of that insane. I, I don't care the, the race, the creed, the ethnicity. you know, Simon Dixon, I think is, is an individual that, like Mads, is incredibly articulate on this subject, and,↗

1:54:23Ian MalcolmSimon's mother is, is Jewish, right? But, but I don't know why I would ever countersignal somebody like So productively on this effort, and as a result, I think it needs to be a, it, all hands on deck from all nations, all walks of life, all everything, because I don't think, you know, just the exclusively white Christian straight men that live in rural America, for example, that might collectively represent two to five percent of the general public, I don't think they can win, and I also wouldn't necessarily think that, that Denmark could overturn this global system, On its own, right? It, it, we need an alliance of everybody and anybody that's willing to combat this obvious structure, across the entire planet, and it needs to be a unified, effort. I, I think anything else is, is doomed to fail. But Mads, I'm curious for your take on that.↗

1:55:18Speaker 2Yeah, I, and, and, I, I, I think it's important that this, this debt-based system, you're, you're right, if Denmark did it alone, there would be a lot of, of sabotage from the, banking system for sure. So I think it is something that we need to, to, to have a great awakening all over the world at the same time, and I think that, that in a way, I, I think the enemy know, they know, they know that we are waking up, because, I mean, if you go back twenty, twenty-five years A billion here, a billion there. Now it's two hundred billion in Ukraine, right? I mean, the amount of looting has just, you know, you know, ten, ten double, so it's- It's almost as if it's the last party, they're trying to, to get as much out of it as possible. I think more and more people realize that money could be created and spent much more wisely than destroying other nations. We are waking up people, and the traffic is only one way, so I think that is very, very good. One, one thing I will say though is that Take personal responsibility. You can do much more than you think. don't believe that Trump is saving, saving you or, Tucker Carlson or Elon Musk or anybody else saving it. It has to be, each person has to do more.↗

1:56:42Speaker 2and that's my problem with the, the, the, the, the QAnon thing, right? Because they're just expecting someone else to come and fix everything for them. And especially when there was in, in, in, in the Soviet Union in nineteen twenty-one to nineteen twenty-nine, there was something called Operation Trust, where they pretended to have some kind of freedom and, and, capitalism and so on. So it's, it's all, it's all, it, it, they, they repeat their successes, past successes and, We can do much more. You can go into local politics, you can all join, any political party and bring up, up, sensible solutions. I mean, we can, we can, it could be, you know, death with a, with, with a thousand cuts, as they say in China, right? If we are,↗

1:57:30Speaker 2not tens of thousands, but if we are millions of people who- Who will, are willing to just put in a few hours a, a month, go into a few meetings with poli- with local politicians, bringing out, out good solutions and ideas. And most of the people in, in, in working in the government and in the local go-government and, and for the, the, the, the, the in the pub- in the leading the public sector, they are good people.↗

1:57:59Speaker 2they just need more inspiration and more demands from the population. We need more The creative thing has to be followed up with action. Right now we're talking a lot and we're sharing ideas, that's very good, but we also have to bring it into fruition. We can't expect, the, the, the government all of a sudden to listen to us because we do a mega demonstration or we tell them, "Uh, please, please, please don't kill us with vaccines," or "Please don't send our money to another war." They keep doing it. We have to go, I think we have to go into↗

1:58:30Speaker 2Into, be more, much more active and, be more, much more brave. Sometimes, yes, your, your, your, your colleagues or your family will be mad on you because you say that the, these vaccines didn't work or, or because you say that, some, some truth bomb about the, the, the wars and, so on. Just, it's okay to be called names. I mean, I'd rather be called an antisemite than having one single more child die in, in Gaza. I don't care what people call me I don't give a shit, I don't care. Well, they can call me whatever they want. They've been trying to character assassinate me for eight years, and, they've been pretty, pretty good at it, to be honest. they've been very successful, they're very good at it, online, but, I don't care because I, I, if I can help just, you know, a little bit, I'm, I'm happy to do it. And, so I think personal responsibility will be my answer, and then the, the↗

1:59:28Ian MalcolmWell, and, and Matt, just to, to add to that, I, I don't think there's any piece of you that, that they've been able to characterize to the point that it's muted your voice, right? you're here, you've got a substantial following on social media. I know that you do a ton of work, with, with genuine activism efforts in both the political and the cultural scene, and, and so it's a great representation. They can say all the nasty things in the world that they want about you, but, until they take out↗

1:59:57Ian MalcolmAnd the truth is on our side and that's the most wild thing is all those people that might say nasty things about you or to you when you discuss some of these issues, all you have to do is to share the truth with them Because it, it, it validates our position in almost every one of these fashions. It doesn't matter if you're looking at World War II history or at the modern political structure, the media structure, anybody that's gonna put their head into the sand, they're not gonna be a valuable asset. And so, you know, kind of give 'em a little bit of a pill, a little pink pill maybe, give 'em some data, and then let 'em, let 'em sit on it, let 'em stir on it, and, and↗

2:00:33Ian Malcolmmaybe they'll come around With the, the status quo, they're not willing to upset the apple carts. I find that oftentimes, women, for what it's worth, and, and no offense aimed at any women that are in this space, women are more social creatures, and they're therefore more reliant on the community, the greater community at large that's around them, and that's not just a modern thing, that's something that's an evolutionary adaptation of, of the genders, right? Men were able to go out and kill things, women needed the protection of the tribe, especially Maybe once they had a child, because that child was extremely vulnerable. And I say that just because I think women are gonna be later to the party in many of these cases. Doesn't mean that there aren't women that, that voice their opinions and that are aware of these things, there certainly are. But when it comes to the who to target, I think this is, this is something that your best audience is going to be the currently conservative individuals that are conservative minded in, in the United States, that might be the Trump type voters, that, you know, they claim to want freedom, they To want liberty, financial independence, all these things,↗

2:01:43Ian Malcolmand, all we need to do is to demonstrate to them a lot of those things that oppress their day-to-day life, the woke mind virus, they call it. Well, what's the origin of all of that? And once you can kind of get somebody onto it, just give them enough ingredients and they'll go figure it out themselves. It's, it's, it's best not to beat their heads or beat them over the heads with these things because it's, it's never a good way to convince somebody. Instead, just↗

2:02:09Ian MalcolmEventually they're gonna awaken to it. but let's, great question there. Let's go up to, to Michael and then J.K. for our last question.↗

2:02:22Speaker 7Yeah, hi guys. I'm in Australia, and, you know, as you may or may not know, this is a multicultural country, it always has been, but like for the past, twenty or so years, I think↗

2:02:41Speaker 7the influx of migrants has been, you know, it was steady, all through the years, but like for the past twenty years, it's just surged incredibly and, with the current government that we have now, I'm not sure what's up with them, but, The influx of migrants is just incredible, like, you know, the Prime Minister brought in a whole heap of migrants, millions, and it's caused the housing crisis, like, to, to find a, a place to rent is just near impossible, rents are skyrocketed and, you know, people are fighting over,↗

2:03:26Speaker 7who's gonna get the property and so on and so forth, You're seeing dog boxes, units built all over the place, and it just, you know, it's become a concrete jungle, in the, coasts, the, east coast, because, you know, i-in the center it's, pretty much desert, so everyone has to go to the coasts. But, yeah As far as, the government's concerned, I'm not sure, you know, what's up with their agenda. I know him and the opposition, are both share boss scores, they've openly stated that, and, you know,↗

2:04:12Speaker 7they're doing everything they can to, to go along with the world agenda but, I feel that this country is, is like, you know, the testing ground for, whatever's going on in the world. I've been to protests in the past For, you know, vaccines and lockdowns and all that stuff, and, yeah, we've, we've been hammered pretty hard here. So I was gonna go along with the question that was asked earlier on to, to Mads, is how can we get out of this,↗

2:04:50Speaker 7you know, this system with the, central banking and with the, real heavy, influence? You know, the, the Jewish influence that's, on this country. Thank you.↗

2:05:11@palsvigYeah, I mean, I think it's, it's a valid question when it says in the Talmud that if you're Jewish, you should try to avoid having a non-Jewish boss. So wh- if you combine that with the fact that All the, US Congress members, apart from Thomas Massie probably, have an APAC handler, and, the entire management of BlackRock is Jewish, and as is Hollywood, and the deans and universities and so on. Then it seems that there is a supremacist plan to actively use nepotism and only hire- Jewish people for the best jobs. So I think it's, it's totally a valid point, a valid question, because we shouldn't hire people based on their tribe, it should be based on, on their, on their, on their skills And they're clearly not very skilled because the society's not working very well. you know, there's not, no justice, there is a, there's hard, hardship,↗

2:06:17@palsvigthere's no good public service, so it's not working. It's not a, it's not, it's not, it's not this Jewish supremacy, it's not working to the benefit of most people, so it has to end. and I, I think it's totally fair to say, even in, in the Talmud, they, they even have two sets of rules. One rule, if you don't have power, where you pretend to be a good citizen and you do everything right, but it says then in the Talmud, once you do have power in the country, now then You start with your nepotism and looting the country and destroying it, and so on. And I'm, it's not my words, it's in the Talmud. I'm not making this up. It's written in this book, and, and, and it seems clear by, by what you can see happening in the society that the people in power are following the Talmud. I, and I have a problem with that, particularly since it says kill the gentiles, even the best of them, and I'm a gentile, I don't like it. I'm against genocides, and that includes people who want to genocide people, like myself.↗

2:07:26Ian MalcolmAnd Michael, did you have a follow up to that?↗

2:07:31Speaker 7Actually, no, I don't. that's, that's pretty much all I wanted to, ask. Thanks.↗

2:07:37Ian MalcolmYeah, no, of course. And, and Mads, I mean, I think that, that answer, you just knocked that out of the park. And, I, I actually, what I love about these spaces, I always learn so much on them. One of the, the most recent thing that I learned from you today, Mads, was around the, the two different laws, or recommendations for citizens, that follow the Talmud, living within a nation state, one basically guiding their behaviors when they don't have power, another when they↗

2:08:05Ian Malcolmdo. That's completely new news to me.↗

2:08:12@palsvigI, I, I can probably share the Shiro document for the, for the third time again and, I, I mean, I only read the, the first half myself, so, but I really recommend reading that, you, you'll have a lot of, of good, information there and, I'll try, try on, on, on, on, on Twitter to share some of the books, where they talk about this. So I'll do that.↗

2:08:35@palsvigand, and I mean- Also, maybe I can do a follow-up to one of the previous questions about, re- I would recommend you guys to read the, the great taking, written by, a good friend of mine, David Webb, a former hedge fund manager from New York And I'm sure most of you probably are familiar with this book, where he just basically describes, and he's an expert, I mean, the guy, he has had his own hedge fund, he had George Soros as a client, alright? This, so he, he, he's, it's one of the biggest hedge funds, twenty years ago. He's very successful man, and, he- He studied the, the law,↗

2:09:16@palsvigfor protection of assets, and he proves in The Great Taking how these banksters have changed the law systematically, gradually for, for thirty, forty years, so that in the next banking crisis they make, just like they did in '08 and nineteen eighty-seven and nineteen twenty-nine, they are allowed legally to take all your assets.↗

2:09:40@palsvigSo the big, too big to fail banks like JP Morgan and Citibank and the others, they will be able to take all your money. And I think why I'm bringing this up, I'm bringing this up because David has now met with the Senate, local, the state Senate in Tennessee and in Oklahoma, he was in Oklahoma, I think, last week And, I mean, le- legislators in Tennessee and Oklahoma and twenty-three other states in America are looking at this now. They do-- they don't accept that the banksters on the next crisis, they themselves manufacture,↗

2:10:20@palsvigthat they are allowed to steal people's assets. So people are waking up, including People in the state senate, these are, these are massive good news, these are massive good news, because this means that, that it becomes public knowledge that we're dealing with a cartel, a deeply criminal mafia that are running our central banks. This is↗

2:10:47@palsvigMassively good news. But this, this sh- and this shouldn't stop us from activism. We should be talking about this to our local politicians and our, our, politicians in our local parliaments about these things, that banking system shouldn't be run by a mafia. We, we should have pri-private property rights, as it says in all our constitutions. The con-the constitution should be respected. So, and,↗

2:11:18Ian Malcolmand, and, and, Mads, on, on that, one thing that's wild is, is, so that statement, earlier, you were talking about how the system isn't benefiting the masses. It's, it's obviously oppressive. It's obviously a system of essentially enslavement. And what you just described is the ultimate enslavement, right? It is, go out and work for us in the fields and in the factories, work our, our machines so that we can centralize all this wealth at the top, then take whatever wealth you please We're able to, to earn and to save and put it into our banks, and then when we pull the rug on the banks, everything that you've saved in your house and all the things that you might have acquired, well, they're now ours. I, I can't think of a more absurdly evil system Than that one, and it, it just goes to show how much of the model is built not for the protection of the, the citizenry, the average person, but rather for these psychopaths that have built this system, like you talked about before, largely because they control the central banking schema that allows them to monopolize all of the money, all the wealth, and then to put it into these banks that now you just pointed out are basically setting up to pull the rug on everybody economically. It's just, it's unbelievable to see how elaborate this system is Isn't it the core of it how evil it is?↗

2:12:37@palsvigYeah, imagine that, that you, you own all the central banks, you can literally make money to yourself, you can have as much wealth as you possibly can imagine, and still, that's not enough. Still, you wanna take- What little someone else might have. That is beyond evil, and it only makes sense if you read the Talmud, and the Talmud says that if, and, and non-Jewish, you are gentile, you are gory, you are, you are cattle So you, you're not worth anything. Then, then all of a sudden it makes sense that there are these, these people. And I'm not talking about, as, as you know, I'm not talking about all Jews, because that's clearly not the case. I'm talking about the, the, the powerful people, the powerful pretend to be Jewish, some are pretending to be Christians, some are pretending to be Muslims. But the powerful people who are following the Talmud, they think we are cattle, they think we don't deserve a good quality life, they, they clearly don't des Can with all their social engineering. So, so this is the, the, the amount of evil we are up against. And, as I said earlier, I think the, the best chance we have is if some of these wealthy families decide that we've had, we've had a good run, we have enough money for, for the next hundreds of generations, why, why shouldn't we just, you know, calm down? I think that's, that's another good card I think we have, just, just Character assassinate these super wealthy families who are just so greedy they wanna create another banking crisis where they can steal what, whatever little, you know, i,↗

2:14:14@palsvigamount of, of the, of shares or bonds we have. I think we need to, we need to character assassinate these incredibly evil people↗

2:14:26Ian MalcolmI think that's exactly right, and that, that's why it's so important, and then we're gonna go to J.K. for this final question, but that's why it's so important to understand and to look into the history of the Bolsheviks, because when you do, when you look at the atrocities of Russia, what becomes undeniably self-evident is that the people that were running the show, not only did they not care about the average person, but you've got direct quotes from people like Lenin who said that if nine-tenths of the public had to die, For the betterment of their state, then so be it. Now the irony is, if you-- I shouldn't say the irony, the, the strange coincidence there is that if you compare and contrast that type of rhetoric to that of the Talmud, well, it starts to make a whole lot of sense. It starts to mirror a lot of what we saw throughout history. That idea of permitting lying as long as it's defending the interests of those people, well, that might explain why nobody knows about the Holocaust, the Red Terror. Everybody knows about the term gulag because it's in pop culture, because they put it into Call of Duty: Modern Warfare or something like that, but most people can't tell you what the gulags were, how many people died in them, but they can tell you a whole lot about the Holocaust. What a, what a curious- Proof point that is perhaps that there's some manipulation going on in the, in the storytelling that is mainstream academia, mainstream Hollywood, and all those other levers of power that we, we've always discussed. but let's go to, let's go to J.K. for a final question here for Mads.↗

2:15:53Speaker 8Oh, thank you, Ian. Brilliant space. Thank you, Mads. and above all, thank you, Mads, for your, Assessment you've made on Trump, you've o- I've, I've attended many spaces, and you're the only one that seems to have spoken sense about Trump, so thank you for that. I mean, he's the, he's the only president that's, not caused any wars. I've repeatedly seen him live talk about peace, peace, to the consternation of the interviewers who didn't like him saying that. He said, "There's far too much, carnage and, and murder in what's going on in Palestine," but obviously, conveniently, nobody↗

2:16:29Speaker 8President, world leader that's consistently spoken against child trafficking, one of the biggest, problems in the world today, and he's, you know, he speaks out against the, the, the degeneracy. But anyway, thank you for saying that, so that's just a separate point. But yeah, but the problem I'm having at the moment, and I do speak very calmly about it,↗

2:16:52Speaker 8is actually opening people's eyes to The Talmud and its teachings, I just very briefly said, "Oh, well, you do know that the Talmud states that Jesus Christ is boiling in hell in its treatment." I said, "That's a very difficult thing for me to say, but I just need to wake you up." And it also says that a man can have sexual relations with a two-year-old toddler girl, and they can sodomize little boys. So, you know, you're trying to awake people up also about the apparent Holocaust. I'm finding it very, very difficult, because, I mean, these are people I love and very close to. I have very good relationships with them and always will, but I want them to open up their ignorance, and I'm finding it very, very challenging because they just don't want to know, and they're very intelligent people, and I say it very calmly, you know, little snips 'cause we're, we're always together at weekends.↗

2:17:56Speaker 8above all for their education, but I'm finding it very difficult, so I just wonder what can I do?↗

2:18:05@palsvigOkay, I mean, first, first, suggestion I'll make to you is get a wingman, woman. there is such a big difference whether you are One or two people. If you're one person talking to your entire family, you're the crazy one who's different and blah, blah, blah. The minute you are two people and you, so you have a wingman or wingwoman, so you say something, you, a truth bomb, for example, you know, in nineteen forty-eight, US military police came out and said, you know, the next former camp inmate, particularly of Jewish descent, who claimed any poison gas was used, will be taken to court charged with perjury. And then, bam, then the next, That house, which they changed it from four million to half a million, was that three and a half million gone, might make from two million to thirty thousand, bang. Then, then that's a different story. The minute you are two, you own the place, you own it, 'cause if you own it two people, coming with a truth bomb, the other one agreeing, coming with a new truth, truth bomb, then all of a sudden it's becoming interesting for the crowd to maybe consider following, because most people are followers, consider following these two people This is interesting, and, and it's their, they begin, become curious. If you're alone, it can be very difficult. I'm not saying you shouldn't do it when you're alone, of course you should, but I'm just saying if you want to win, and it's all about winning,↗

2:19:31@palsvigthen, then, if you can find someone in your family who agrees with you and then really push hard when he or she is with you, I think that is very important. Another thing I wanna talk about is a little bit, if I may. This dilemma, truth bomb or breadcrumb. I mean, should I, should I go all in or should I just come with a little breadcrumb and then, hope that people wake up themselves? So I wanna say the enemy is clearly not, not breadcrumbing. The enemy is lying with a lie on top. I mean, forty beheaded babies, they were all in the oven and they, they, they ripped the baby's heart out, and I mean, the, the, the lie is with a lie with another lie, on top, and they, they keep exaggerating it and repeating them ad nauseam. They have no shame. So I, I, it, it must be because they, it works. So I will, if you aren't doubting, you should always go truth bombing. Just, just do Be brave, yes, you're gonna get knocks, I'm sorry.↗

2:20:35@palsvigbut we're talking about, we're fighting, some very, very evil people, and you don't find war without getting a few bruises. So I, I will go through this one. And another thing I want to say is this argument of not going through this one because you should let people wake up slowly? Was exactly what the, the, the, the Soviet Union, the Jewish Bolsheviks used in nineteen twenty-one to nineteen twenty-nine Operation Trust, where for the first four years they killed so many Christian people That the, the, the, Grusian people in Georgia was revolting, Ukrainians were revolting, a lot of other East, Muslim nations in the, in the, in the East were, were revolting, the farmers on near the Volga River were revolting. It was all going pear-shaped. The, the, the Russian, immigrants who escaped to mainly France and Germany and England, they were trying to gather momentum for an invasion of the Soviet Union. So- What they did then was infiltrated the, the, the, Russian emigre groups in, in Western Europe, and they also infiltrated all the, the nationalist movements in, Soviet Union. And then what they did was stra- strategically, they said, "Now we're going to have some kind of social democracy, we're gonna have capitalism." Yeah, yeah, it's, I mean, the, the, the real Bolsheviks, the, the evil killers, they, they are now stopped, you know? They made a fake, Sareist movement Pro-Sar movement, they had killed the most of the real ones, and then they had put, put in some Russian generals who used to fight for the Tsar, but who were traitors. They put them in, pretended that they pretended to be pro-Sar and against the, the Communists, which was all lies. And, and the, the, the argument they used↗

2:22:27@palsvigNot, not, not to go full scale, let's remove these Bolshevik mass murdering devil worshippers. The argument they used was, "No, no, no, let's not, suggest an invasion of, the Bolshevik nation, which clearly was considered by the Germans, the, English and the French, let's not do that because then you're going to have all the Russian people all of a sudden switching sides and sup-supporting the- The, the, the, the Bolshevik government and we'll just have a huge war and nobody will win, it'll be difficult, we shouldn't do that. And, and, and, and so what they did was they, they were making a doubt in the West. They were pretending Operation Trust, they were pretending to be capitalists, they were pretending that they weren't these evil mass murdering, pastors, which they were. And so, so they, they managed to split the resistance by pretending To not be as dangerous as they are, and this is what they have done. In, if you go into every freedom movement, they're sheep scared of speaking the truth. I, I have had much more resistance in so-called freedom movements in Denmark than I have from the system. I've had more, more, more help from the police, from the health authorities, from everybody else than the freedom movements. They're always going, "Oh, no, no, we shouldn't speak like Mads. It's too hard. There's too many truths. But we, we, we, he's just↗

2:23:52@palsvigThis is a Bolshevik strategy they have used in every single freedom movement in the world. So when you are in doubt, then you should go truth bombing, and I recommend get a wingman, a wingwoman. that is, my answer to you. And, and thanks so, so much for, for your comment, that, is, is very, nice and true here, and I appreciate it. Thank you.↗

2:24:21Speaker 8Okay, thank you very much.↗

2:24:22Ian MalcolmThat was such a wonderful reply, and, and Mads, I, I usually suggest this approach with the light pink pills and kind of lead people along, give them a little piece, let them, let them stir on it, and, you know, I've, I've found that Historically, some people that I, I've dished these out to after one, two, maybe, maybe we don't get anywhere, after three, four, the next thing I know, they come and they, they, they contact me, it might, but it might be three weeks, three months, three, I don't wanna say three years, but I've, I've at least had people a year after we've discussed these things that come back and, and said, "You know, I've been thinking about this, I, can you tell me a little bit more↗

2:25:08Ian MalcolmCounter, I'll, I'll suggest that the way you delivered it, I think, is fantastic, and, and I, I'd recommend anybody that feels comfortable going that route that they absolutely do so. let's go back to Oscar, who has his hand up, and then we'll do one final question here, from Shad. I'm not even going to attempt pronunciation 'cause I know I'm gonna butcher it, but let's go back to Oscar for a quick comment, and then we'll go to, this last gentleman that might have a question for Mads↗

2:25:33Speaker 9Yeah, thank you, Ian. I just, wanted to ask you, Mass, because, as you said, you have a Jewish wife and have worked in the banking industry and such, and know, know a lot of Jews and stuff. and I'm just curious to hear if- now as we also talk about the, the big thing Germany did in during the war and stuff like that, and maybe it's not exactly gone, gone down as we've been, been told.↗

2:26:03Speaker 9and when, when you've spoken out about this and stuff like that, what, what has the reactions been from both your wife and the friends, the Jewish friends you've talked about or talked, talked, with? How, how have they reacted? I'm, I'm very curious to hear because, like, have they excommunicated you or given you pushback or struggle or anything like that? yeah, I'm just curious to hear that.↗

2:26:31@palsvigNo, they, they, they, they have been very, very nice with me and, and, and, and, and, and thanks for your, reply, Ian, of course, and I have also been, you know- I'm not living up totally to my word, as I just encouraged you to do, because I've also been a little bit gentle, of course, to my-- when I'm a guest in, in, in, in Russia, visiting my, I have Russian family and, and Russian Jewish family.↗

2:26:54@palsvigof course, I'm, I'm, I'm polite. I'm not gonna say, I'm not gonna lie to them. and if the, the subject comes up, I'm, I'm trying to come with some facts, and they're listening very politely to me,↗

2:27:11@palsvigAnd they have all, they've all treated me very well. I mean, with my wife, it's of course a little bit personal, but, but gradually, you know, she's, she's getting closer and closer, particularly the way Israel is treating people in Gaza. I mean, she, she herself, i-is, yeah, I mean She, she's, she's, agreeing with a lot of stuff. I mean, there's a lot of parts that I talk about that she hasn't looked into yet,↗

2:27:40@palsvigso, so yes, it is, it is a struggle, but I, I think there are, we have to also remember there are more Christian and Sionists than, than, than, than Jewish Sionists, and there are definitely more Christian and Muslim Talmud followers than Jewish. Just look at how few people are helping Gaza, how few people help Libya, nobody helps them. The, the, the, the, the amount of traders in the Muslim countries, it's, it's, it's staggering, right? So,↗

2:28:12@palsvigso yeah, I mean I think that, that, that, that, that they've been treating me, me very nice and, I'm, I'm, that's what makes me an optimist is that, most people are good, and, and, and, we need, we need I, what I hope is the so-called good Jews will stop, stop, you know, they, they cannot play the Hol, Holocaust card ever again. That's impossible, after, after Gaza, nobody's gonna listen to that, nobody's gonna watch another Hol, Holocaust, Holocaust movie. That's never gonna happen again. And I think the, the good Jews, they realize that, they cannot play that card ever again. But they, they, they, they now need to, to, to, to speak out against the guilt tripping of German people, particularly, but all white people. I mean, we, we-- I see, I see Jewish doctors on X coming out writing that they love to make abortion on white Christian women. I mean, it is so hateful, so racist, so disgusting, and I don't know why they're allowed to put these, these, comments out, but there are so many of those. So we need, I think we need,↗

2:29:22@palsvigmore of the good people, good Jewish people To distance themselves from these supremacist, you know, genocidal, Talmud-following, totally star-grading mad people, because it is, it is not only evil, it's star-grading mad to say that we love to kill other people. It's crazy, it's totally crazy. So, yeah.↗

2:29:44Speaker 9Yeah, I, I totally agree, and, I'm happy to hear that you haven't, had too much trouble or they've been, like- welcoming or, yeah, perhaps welcoming to, to your crit-criticisms of the system and, what-- but what about the, the people in the, in the banking industry or the financial sector? Have they treated you as well,↗

2:30:08Speaker 9as, as your family and stuff like that?↗

2:30:11@palsvigI, I, I don't talk as much with them anymore because I've been blacklisted for many years, but I, I talk occasionally, I just, just spoke with, with a, a guy I hadn't spoken with for ten years recently, and, I mean, I think they, they, most of them, they know what's going on and, and they're very friendly to me, we're old friends, so they may not support me, but they,↗

2:30:36@palsvigI think, yeah, I don't, I don't, I haven't felt any- Severe backlash from anybody, I really haven't, yeah, yeah. They, they know, they know I, I don't want to wish them anything bad, they know that.↗

2:30:53Ian MalcolmWell, and the thing that's so interesting about that, Mads, is that if I, if I think about it, what you just said, they don't wish anything, bad about you, right? They don't-- there's no ill will or sentiments around, some of the things that you very publicly attach yourself to, and I, I wanna suggest that everybody just take note of that, because a lot of people that might be listening to this may not even feel comfortable discussing this with their immediate circle of friends, their family. they're obviously very controversial subjects. Right? but we, we should, and we are called to, and I think Mads put it exactly correct, we, we are against star-graving mad individuals that are at the top of this psychopathic machine. That's not a condemnation of all people that are Jewish, or all people that are Israeli. it's certainly a condemnation of people that subscribe to the Talmud as an ideology, and there's a ton of them, and they come in all shapes and sizes, like Mads, Mads just illustrated. and, and so given he's able to This kind of publicly without pushback, it should certainly give folks a little bit of comfort to feel, I, I don't wanna say free to, because obviously there's gonna be repercussions, but, but maybe dip your toes in, you know, with cir-social circles that you might be a little bit uncomfortable suggesting these things, because unfortunately, the system that we are against, like Mads mentioned earlier, there seems to be no,↗

2:32:14Ian Malcolmhesitation in lying on top of lie, on top of lie, on top of lie, perpetuating those big lies. And, I, I think what's happening right now in Gaza, the, the provocation of Lebanon, the, the seeming interest in World War III, these things all have parallels back to what took place a hundred years ago And so when people suggest to you that, you know, if, if, if you go into talking about that World War II event and they say, "Oh, that's ridiculous, nobody would ever fake something like that," it, it becomes a really easy question of, "Well, what has the media been doing the last year? Have they not been faking, if not, by lying about, perhaps a genocide of one group, have they not been faking or lying by covering up the genocide of another, because that's what the Israelis have been doing?" And the claims now are anything from two hundred thousand to six hundred thousand people that might be killed as a result of this. we're talking earth-shattering, demographic-shifting, losses of life, folks. And, and so these things need to be discussed. These people can't just sit back, continue lying, to continue to use the mainstream media and big tech to play cover for them. There, there's too many lies at this point. It's, it's becoming too self-evident to anybody that's willing to really look at it. And so, you know, if M Family, amongst, former colleagues in arenas that are rather combative, where he might be exposing himself to a lot of vulnerability, we can at least feel comfortable to do it in our own social circles where we don't maybe face those same levels of, of pushback. So, Mads, I think it's really honorable that you take this on. And with that, let's go to, to, to, I, I promised we'd go to some final questions, but we did have a few more people that, that raised their hand. so I'm gonna add↗

2:34:02Ian MalcolmHere. and then let's try to keep the questions a little bit, specific and, and, and rather brief so that we can get Mad's response and then we can close the space down the next maybe fifteen, twenty minutes or so. So let's go to, let's go to Sven Brockett, and I apologize if I, if I butchered the pronunciation there.↗

2:34:21Speaker 10No, it was perfect. It, it, it's actually, it's, it's exactly the way it's, it's supposed to sound. so, Mads, I've been, following you on X for some time, so I just wanted to illustrate something to you that I think not many people have thought about in regards to Zionism or, so basically when we look at this, group, they have some kind of grip over the souls of men, and I would argue that there is a very Real plan behind how they achieved this goal. So if you just listen to me for like a minute or so, I think I may outline a,↗

2:35:08Speaker 10I, I have noticed something that most people don't like to talk about. So in the academic world, how we know ourselves or our, our own view of, The individual in Western culture, it's through philosophy and through the history of, history of ideas. So basically there are three, three views of self-understanding of man. So at the start of the ancient world, we had a metaphysical understanding of ourselves. You know, the old philosophers, they spoke about the world being fire, the world being water, and things like that.↗

2:35:49Speaker 10and then came Descartes, and he said something like, "Well, I think therefore I am." So this was the Copernican revolution within, philosophy regarding of how we, how we can understand ourselves, and they called this the, the epistemological revolution. And then Nietzsche comes up, and he says that there are no truths, there are basically only perspectives, and this was something very hard to swallow for the, for the Academic world up until a certain event↗

2:36:25Speaker 10in, Nazi Germany. So today, the story of how we understand ourselves is basically, well, we used to be metaphysical beings, then epistemological, epistemological beings, and then all of this changed with the Holocaust. And we are, after that time, we can only talk about values. So this is very interesting because Zionist philosophers like Martin Buber and Christian Zionists are the one who have shaped this understanding of ourselves. The postmodern view is a Zionist view. It is upheld by Zionist philosophers.↗

2:37:09Speaker 10This, this I think, is one of the ways in which-↗

2:37:14Speaker 10this supremacy has infiltrated our every, part of our academic world because all of the social sciences rely upon this↗

2:37:27Speaker 10foundation. So I just wanted to, to,↗

2:37:35Speaker 10talk about this and see if you have any thoughts about it. So thank you so much, Nats.↗

2:37:42@palsvigYeah, I mean, I, I totally agree with you, what you said, I mean, you had, you had a Joel Narare, I think his name is, the guy from World Economic Forum, he comes out and says it's not about the truth, it's about the narrative. I mean, they even, they even tell us in, in, in our faces that they lie, it's totally public. And it's all about feelings, and it's about guilt tripping us, it's, it's, they are scheming, they're socially engineering, they are making us, change our values because of, of feelings that they impose on us. So I totally agree with you when you started saying there was a plan, yes, just, you know, the protocols of the learned elders of Zion is totally describe exactly, what, what is going on. So, some people call it a forgery, but, I don't care whether it is or not. this is, this is their plan, this is what they have been doing systematically for, for over a hundred and thirty years.↗

2:38:39@palsvigSo, yeah. So re- So re-↗

2:38:42Speaker 10Really quickly, just Max, I think it is a very fruitful way to, to, start a discussion with, with some people when you say, "Well, you know, the reason..." We are the way we are, or the way we understand ourselves, it's based upon Zionist philosophy. Martin Buber was one of those philosophers who wrote a lot about this, but there are other Christian Zionists, and this story is told in universities all over the Western world.↗

2:39:13Speaker 10So, yeah. Thank you so much, Matt. I love, I love your stuff.↗

2:39:17Ian MalcolmSpud Brook, if I can, I, I, I'd, I'd be really curious. I, I think it's a very interesting theory, and, and one of the things that I find so fascinating about it is if you extrapolate it to postmodernist almost anything, it's not just philosophy, which Jordan Peterson has actually touched upon a little bit on this, but you could also look at postmodern art. You could look at the world that's around us. It's the inversion of the value structures that seem inherent in, in Christian society, Christian ways of life. And m-maybe one of the easiest examples of this would be the cathedrals of yesterday that were all so beautifully put together with art that was clearly inspired by a higher purpose, a higher power, that was breathtakingly beautiful. And then if you contrast that with something that's produced and put, and showcased today in the Guggenheim, you see artwork that is-- it's, it's offensive, it's off-putting, it hurts the senses, it subverts the good, and it seems so self- And, and, and I think you're exactly right around the value structure, and, and I'd be very interested if you'd ever wanna do it, feel free to shoot me a, a direct message, we could do a space on maybe your theory, and I'd, I'd love it if you could just kind of pull out additional renditions of postmodernism, which could include art, it could include film, cinema,↗

2:40:36Ian Malcolma, a kind of value structures, religion, 'cause I think we see this across all ways of life, and it is, at the end that which we understood as good for hundreds and hundreds, if not thousands, of years, that we perhaps even hold instinctively true, below the surface, like we, we intrinsically know it, just, just through our upbringing. And, and so I'd be really fascinated if you'd like to, to do that, would certainly welcome it, and I, I find it to be a really interesting, thought experiment.↗

2:41:12Ian MalcolmSo let's, let's go over to, to Joseph and, then we'll go to Aram.↗

2:41:19Speaker 11Yes, thank you.↗

2:41:30Ian MalcolmJoseph, it's, it's a little bit hard to hear you.↗

2:41:39Speaker 12I'm sorry, can you hear me now?↗

2:41:41Ian MalcolmWe sure can. Yep. Okay, okay, I'll just make the,↗

2:41:44Speaker 12how does the Ukraine war play in all of this?↗

2:41:50Ian Malcolmso I'll, I'll give you five seconds and then turn it over to Mads, which is, unfortunately, if, if If I wanted to, to really synthesize it all the way down, I would look into things like the Greater Israel project. I would look into Zelensky, obviously being Jewish, most of his senior-most cabinet members are Jewish. I would look at the extrapolation of countless billions, if not probably something like a half trillion plus dollars that have been sent over there, which is part of the continued running up of the credit card of the United States and most of Western Europe for the explicit purpose of, creating absurd degrees of inflation and poverty Pushing the middle class. the last little piece that I'd maybe add in there is the unusual coincidence of the overlap between Hunter Biden, all of the things that were going on with the bio labs out of Ukraine. I don't know if that's necessarily where they were architecting some of the COVID weaponry, but, but there's obviously been a lot of sketchy things taking place there. and it's, it's worth noting that before Zelensky was proclaimed the big hero of, of Europe, by the mainstream media, it was just a couple years Years ago, that Ukraine was commonly accepted by the mainstream media as the most corrupt place on earth, and so the corruption that runs through there is rampant. Ukraine has been used obviously for money laundering, there were tons of things done as a result of the FTX crypto crisis, who knows what that was all about? and it would just be conspiracy theory for me to even try to inject that, but what I would say on FTX, let's not forget the fact that Simon Bankman-Fried is, of course, a Jew, as are all- Almost all the other CEOs that were in those various crypto companies that had the catastrophic crashes, whether it was Voyager Digital or any of these others that, that went along with it. so those are just some ingredients I would throw in. I'm sure Mads will have a more, a, a more, you know, informed take. But the last little piece is, let's not forget, the front line of the Ukraine Russian war isn't being fought by Jews or by diversity. It's being fought by white, largely Christians that are being rounded up and sent to the front line. And if Genocide, I don't know what is. and so, Mads, I'll, I'll, I'll turn it over to you.↗

2:44:02@palsvigYeah, I just, just wanna add two things to that. Obviously, I agree with everything you said, is that, the, the timing. I mean, just as, as a trader, as, you know, the chances that Putin decided to make this special military operation exactly The month when the, the truckers in Canada and the demonstrations in France against COVID were going totally rampant, as in, if they, they might go in and remove the politicians physically. Then in comes Putin, who's worse than Hitler, as we know, and with the horrible Russian people that've been all been, been trained to hate so much, and invades↗

2:44:47@palsvigUkraine. He could have done that any point in time over the last eight years where fifteen thousand Russian-speaking Ukrainians had been murdered by, by the, the Ukrainian government. He could have done it any other time. This, I mean, if he really wanted to have done it, i-i-the perfect time would have been exactly two years before, in March twenty twenty, when, when the, the, the deep state wanted the whole world to take this poisoned vaccine, then he could have done it, but he didn't. He did it the worst possible time From an awakening point of view, from an freedom point of view, from he, he, the guy, I mean, talk about being a cockblocker, right? I mean, this guy, he just, he just body, body tackled us,↗

2:45:33@palsvigbig time, was worst possible time, and I'm not exactly being, being, being called someone who's anti-Putin, right? Because I'm, you know, I, I love Russia, as you can imagine. and I think Putin has done a lot of good things for the Russian people, such as, you know, five double their standard of living at least in, in Russia is great, Moscow is wonderful.↗

2:45:57@palsvigso I, I think that, having said that, it's highly suspicious why Russia also pushed the vaccine, why did they also have the lockdowns? I mean, if I can figure out, it was a scam, and it took me about a week or two. I think Putin could have found out in, in, in, in, in, in, in, in space of ten minutes or, or at least within twenty-four hours. So,↗

2:46:24@palsvigso we, we can just, just totally being a traitor here, totally factual, he knew it was wrong and he did it, he did it. And if you look at the World Economic Forum, what they are trying to put, to do, which is these fifteen-minute cities, well, Russia is one big fifteen-minute city. If it's, it's, if you go to Moscow, and I've been there, a lot because I've been studying Russian,↗

2:46:48@palsvigif you, you go for, you know, and I love to, I love to walk, and walk through Moscow, all the time and listen to podcasts and, and listen to Russian and so on, then you go two, two kilometers, there's a big, big shopping mall, massive shopping mall, everything, I mean, you don't have to go anywhere. This is, I mean, if there's, if↗

2:47:11@palsvigParadise, world number one, foreign paradise, it has to be Moscow. And it's about thirty million people, so that's twenty percent of the population in Russia are living in Moscow, and they're still building, they're building everywhere. It's gonna be the biggest town in the world, I'm sure, per capita, so, so I, I, I mean, I think i-it's important to say, people like to protest that we are either pro-Russia or pro-America, no, we are pro-the people. And we are against the deep state. And,↗

2:47:46@palsvigI, I, I, I, so I, I, and that goes for, for, for Russia as well. I'm really, really reluctantly having to admit that as well, that it is also-- I would like to have one big savior somewhere out there, but, it has to be the people. We have to, we have to do it ourselves, There's no one, there's no, not even Russia is, is perfect. It is, it is a deep state project. It is World Economic Forum,↗

2:48:12@palsvigthey don't, they, they, they did have a lot of freedom of speech, so if you look at, Russian television, pre, Pre, Ukraine, it was totally freedom of speech. You had Ukrainian nationalists and, and Polish na- nationalists that hated Russia in the main television channel at seven o'clock, that doesn't happen in any Western country at all. But you had the, the biggest enemies, you have been arguing and yelling and screaming nearly fist-fighting on television every day,↗

2:48:43@palsvigthen after the, the special military operation started in, in February, then you're not no-- you're no longer allowed to be against the war. Ukraine, and, that's because they have war. So, so that is that. So that was↗

2:48:58Ian Malcolmone, yeah, yeah. Matt, one, one last little thing, 'cause you mentioned the timing of all of it, I would certainly add in that, when it comes to the Ukraine invasion, the, the Russian-Ukrainian, whatever you wanna call it, it coincided the following two-week window. It was in the same month that the war kicked off that the United States dropped- Dropped all of the COVID requirements in the US when it came to the mask mandates and other travel restrictions. It was within the same month, folks. and, and so the unusual timing of that, it can't be overlooked. It feels like it was, to Mads' point, a wonderful distraction, a way to get everybody's eyes on something else, probably something that was in motion that they were looking forward to doing for some period of time, and it just became the ideal moment for them to, to do so. But, but those big pieces, like Mads is talking about↗

2:49:50Ian MalcolmTimed with fifteen minutes cities seems to fit into this global narrative, the idea of, the, the genocide of white Christians, which was essentially part of the playbook of World War One, World War Two, they're orchestrating it now in Russia and Ukraine to the tune, I don't even know what the number is, Mads, I don't know if you do, I'm not sure if it's over a million, deaths or not. I know it certainly is in terms of casualties, but it's just been another excuse for Jewish Zelensky, funded by largely Jewish,↗

2:50:19Ian MalcolmPolitical interests in the Western world, to send oodles of money off the backs of the American people over so that more white Christians can die at the hands, literally, of the orders of, of Jewish leadership. What a strange coincidence. so hope that was, helpful from an answer standpoint. Let's go over to, to Jack, and then we'll go from river to the sea.↗

2:50:43Speaker 12yeah, so I just had two quick questions. one, is there like a strong, like, presence of Freemasons in, in Denmark?↗

2:50:58@palsvigOh yeah, a hundred percent. They're totally run by the Freemasons, a hundred percent.↗

2:51:02Speaker 12Yeah, so it's like the same thing, kinda.↗

2:51:05@palsvigA hundred percent.↗

2:51:06Speaker 12Yeah, you brought up the, the, the protocols of Zion, and it's interesting, I believe it's like number ten or nine on there. It, it literally talks about how they're going to use them to usurp, usurp all, all countries' government and, like politicians. And then my second one was just, do, do they also do the, mandatory vaccinations at birth? And like regulate it like every year to, to go to school and stuff like that, as well.↗

2:51:39@palsvigI, I don't believe we have mandatory, but everybody takes a couple of vaccines in Denmark, so it's not as strict as the, as it is in, in America. And, and just another comment, to, to, to add to you is, I mean, just look at the symbol of the Freemasons and the David star. If you take the symbol of the Freemasons and then draw two horizontal lines, you have the David star, the star of David, Not from the Bible, it's, it's, it's a, a satanic symbol.↗

2:52:07@palsvigso I, I'm totally convinced that, that Freemasons probably started out as a good idea, but were, were, were infiltrated by some very nasty people. Yeah. And they, they also, to add to this Talmudic thing I mentioned before, yeah, and you, you commented on, the, the, the Freemasons also have two lines, so when you're asked to- Spit on the Bible or jump, jump on the Bible. If you say no, then they will say that's the right answer, and then you go into the Christian, part of the, Freemasons, and you believe you, you answered the correctly, answer. But if you do spit on the Bible and, and step on it, then they will say that's the right answer, and you go into the other one. So that's also a clearly, a, a Talmudic sign that That, they don't tell you what you should say, but they use what, the, the, the things you decide to say. And obviously, if you, if you spit on the Bible, then you are, privy to more information about, you know, the running of the country. And if you are,↗

2:53:06@palsviga real Christian and you're a Freemason, you're just a, a useless leader who are just being used as a tool.↗

2:53:14Speaker 12Yeah, I asked that actually because, I've been doing like heavy research into Freemasonry, the origins of it, and, the Bene Berith, and, you know, the, the connection to JFK, all these wars that we were going into, and so the, the Shriners were actually, they were organized nearly 400 years before the first Crusades. So like the, the first question that I had, that got me interested in this, was like, how can all Abrahamic religions worship the same God, have the same origins, but we've been fighting each other in these crusades and just going to war with each other?↗

2:53:55Speaker 12for hundreds and hundreds of years, and, you know, the, the same people have been behind it, profiting off of it, causing us to, to go into these wars, you know, changing our doctrines or creating them from, from the first place. Like, I don't wanna go off on a tangent, but, in, in, In the, Islam, yeah, so in Islam it literally says kill infidels, and it was translated, and all those texts come from, you know, Catholic texts which come from, Judaism. But, yeah, yeah, thank you for answering, sir.↗

2:54:33Ian MalcolmNo, re-really appreciate that question. Let's go from, or, or to, from the river to the sea, and then we'll go to G for a final question, if he has one.↗

2:54:43Speaker 13hello, thanks for, letting me, to speak. I have a question to Mats. I'm from Norway. regarding to, the Progress Party, you know it as well, FDP, and they are, pro, Zionist and at the same time, they call themselves conservative. Conservative Christian values are important for them. And I have a small, I have also a comment regarding to what you said about, Russian and why,↗

2:55:17Speaker 13Russian, and the war in Ukraine. I think if you want to understand the policy of USA, it's more easy to see who are the friends and enemies of Israel, and it's more easier to understand. we, we look in the Middle East, this is Iran and- And Russia, which is standing in the, in front of the, this project, the Greater Israel, because Russia are in Syria and Iran is helping Hezbollah and other groups. And if you want to understand other countries as well, because we see that India is get free pass, why? Because they have a good relation with,↗

2:55:57Speaker 13Israel. Any country have a good relation with Israel, they get free pass in American policy. And, yeah, that was it. Thank you.↗

2:56:10Ian MalcolmWell, thank you for that. Really appreciate the, the comment there, and let's go down to, to G for a question.↗

2:56:16Speaker 11Yeah, hi. great to podcast Ian, and, nice to also, talk to Mads and stuff. So I'm, I'm golf and, so I'm sort of mid-fifties. And, so, you know, when I came out of school, I was kind of like fully brainwashed. I was, schooled in the UK. And then, so my awakening has kind of happened over the last decade. And, where, where I am now, it's pretty clear that we have a problem in the world,↗

2:56:46Speaker 11Of the Olympics recently, and you saw what those Jewish people sort of, you know, transmitted to billions of people that hurt Christians, you know, I think what I'm trying to say here is we're now at a point where the evidence is kind of overwhelming that, globally we have this elite kind of satanic group of people in power causing a lot of problems. I think, everybody's kind of seen that quite openly as it's become more brazen. So my, my question kind of, that I wanna put here Is what can we really do about it? And I think that, you know, people like me and others in this forum and others, we just want, you know, a good life without evil. I think that's really my purpose. I just, I don't want my children and grandchildren to be oppressed and have every right, removed from them, right? So in the interests of a, a better future, I think what we actually have to do is try to educate people as to the facts of some of these evil things that are going on. And- When I talk to some of the people close to me, and we had this earlier in the discussion, I have found that, you know, intelligent people close to me, if I bring up something like the Holocaust, or if I just introduce a question about some of the facts that are purported about the Holocaust, the reactions I'm seeing around me are ones of pretty well horror that they don't even wanna talk to you, and the ingraining of the Holocaust in particular in people's brains is so strong that the average kind of- Occasion person doesn't even wanna talk about it, and they immediately they watch Schindler's List, that movie, which I look at that movie now reflection, I think, wow, you know, that's something else. But the level of brainwashing is pretty extreme in the, in a lot of people, you know, it's just the way that the media has been successful in doing that, right? So what I'm trying to say is, how do we kinda like move forward? And I think the way we have to move forward is that we have to ask, you know, questions↗

2:58:45Speaker 11re- called subject, right? But we have to try to get people to question some of the things that we're seeing, and they, they will see that there is a lot of evil going on. And only when enough people are basically seeing what's wrong and, and what is right, that I think there will be resistance against that group of people that could potentially ultimately overthrow them But until there's enough people in numbers who, you know, calmly look at the rationale and look at history and look at these lies and satanic stuff and genocide and how all the whites are being rounded up in Ukraine and destroyed, et cetera, et cetera, until we have a large quantity of people calmly and rationally just, you know, questioning these things and setting out the facts, I don't think there's a lot we can do against them because they own the central banks and that is where they got all the money in the world from to kind of fund everything to where we are now I put it in a question to Mads. I wanted to say, Mads, well done on your, your work, 'cause it's difficult, and, you know, it's a very hard subject, and people hate to talk about it, but we're kind of doing it for the future of our children, so that's why I'm doing it as well, for-- because we don't like to see evil. But, Mads, what do you think we can do to progress the movement a little bit more so that we can get maybe a bigger group of people to understand that what's happening↗

3:00:07Speaker 11Get rid of that, and we need to move forward and basically get them out of place and bring peace back to the planet. That is what I wanna ask.↗

3:00:17@palsvigWell, it's, it's, it's a very, very, very difficult question, and I promise you, I've been thinking a lot about it, and I think one, one step, no, what springs to mind to me now is the fact that, that people just can't imagine People will can lie so much and people can be so evil because they aren't evil, and they might, you know, tell the art little tiny lie, you know, if their neighbor ask them if they think their sofa is pretty and they think it's ugly, they will say, "Yeah, it's nice," 'cause they don't wanna hurt anyone's feelings. But to lie about Gaddafi killed his own population because they wanted to steal his gold, you know, five hundred billion dollars and his hundred and fifty ton of gold and destroy his great man-made river with Iranian depleted bullets. That lie is so huge that people just can't imagine it because most people think that, that other people think like they do. So I think one of the, one, one of the things that we should be better on in, in our freedom movement is to, to, to tell people, you know, just because you aren't evil, evil, evil exists. And they are running the show. Why would they spend, you know, hundreds and hundreds of billions, if not trillions, on war when they, they have homeless people in their own country? We saw it now with the hurricane, so they, they have the hoots for giving the, a family that lost everything, seven hundred and fifty dollars, while they're announcing the same day to send another twenty billion dollars to, war mongers and genocidal mass murderers in Ukraine. So I think we have to speak up more. To show them, yes, you are not evil, you are a good human being, but these people aren't. You shouldn't be supporting these people. And I think that is one of the biggest hurdles we have is to, to, for people to even go there that evilness exists is frightening them so much, but they have to do it. It's, my father was also a psychologist, as is my wife, my wife, and two of my three kids, and I remember one, one big, one, one big Norwegian Psychologist, he made a big impression on me because he looked like a Viking with, with big gray hair and big gray beard, and he was,↗

3:02:33@palsvigsail, sailing his own sailboat alone or with one of his sons, and he was a-- he was like the archetypal Viking, and he was always crying. When he was happy, he was crying. When he was sad, he was crying. He was this huge guy. And I remember what he said to me once. He said Well, I overheard him, him saying it to my father probably when I was a kid, but he, and it stuck with me forever. He said to me,↗

3:02:56@palsvighe said, "If you are in the forest and it is dark, and if you are afraid of the troll, then shout out the name of the troll." And that advice has stuck with me ever since.↗

3:03:15Speaker 11Thank you very↗

3:03:15Ian Malcolmmuch for that.↗

3:03:19Ian MalcolmThat's a wonderful, wonderful story. And, and Mads, I mean, look, I think it's a perfect, perfect place to, to bring this to a wrap and, and to allow for some final comments as, as we, depart from this space. And I, I of course, wanna thank everybody that listened in. I wanna thank you so much, Mads, for the time, your expertise, your wisdom. and, and like I said, that story you told at the end, it's so pertinent. Because when you're afraid, when you're scared of that which is the unknown, or maybe you know a little bit about it, but you're, you're terrified because it seems like it's so,↗

3:03:52Ian Malcolmit's so gigantic or monumental in the opposition that it presents to you, you have to call it out. And that's what we're all doing in this space. We are calling out what we know to be, the, the inverse of the good. And we know that because that which we love, whether it's our family, our homelands, religion, middle class prosperity, The idea of, a distribution of wealth that's somewhat reasonable, that inspires people to put their best forward, but that gives everyone a fair share, that that is being withered, it's being destroyed from within. We all know it, we all recognize it, we all see it. and so we have to call it out, just like that troll in the darkness. and so Mads, I, I'd, I'd ask for some closing remarks, some thoughts, ways that people can support you and your projects that you're involved with,↗

3:04:42Ian Malcolmand This off and, and, and just again, wanna thank you for the time here.↗

3:04:49@palsvigWell, I, I also wanna thank you, Ian, and, and I think it's great, and, and I'm, I'm, you know, following you and all you, and, and your group of people, and, and we are getting more and more, we're telling the truth and, and, I, I- I don't have any, any, final, final thoughts other than, than, you know, I mean, the world is abundant and most people are good, and we just need to be braver and, and believe in that it is an honor to take part and, and not be afraid and, find the inner strength that we, that we all have. And, and, we, we have a saying in Denmark, when you shake the tree, you see what monkeys come down, and that means that if you, if- If you do something unexpected, something unexpected happens, and sometimes it's beneficial. So, so we have this tendency to always expect the worst to happen, but and that when you do something unexpected, sometimes, yes, something bad will happen, but very, very often, surprisingly often, something good happens Mistakes, a lot of, a lot of progress have, have come from mistakes, right? We all know that. It was a mistake, oops. This, cooking, for example, mistake, oh, we made a better dish. We made a mistake. We added something by mistake, became better. So be brave and take chances, have a sense of humor And, and just be, you know, remember it's an honor to take part in fighting,↗

3:06:19@palsvigfor, for, on-- we're fighting for, for the good, for the, for, for, for goodness. We're fighting the right, just cause. And, and I think that's, that's a very honorable thing to do and And we all have it inside ourselves, we can all do much more. Everybody. We-- no, no, no one is coming and saving us. Trump isn't saving us,↗

3:06:38@palsvigElon Musk isn't talking Putin, nobody's saving us. It has to come from us, and we can do it.↗

3:06:45Ian MalcolmMads, that is so well stated. such, such an encouraging remark, folks. You can see why he's the leader of a political party that's actively moving the needle to bring awareness to these topics. and look, we discussed, we discussed the troll, the metaphorical troll, right? That is detrimental to society. It's, it's causing harm.↗

3:07:05Ian Malcolmyou know, we would link it largely to those that follow the Talmud. It is, it is a, a book that I can only describe kind of loosely or fifty thousand feet, Feet as demonic. that, that's the label that I would apply to it. Anybody that suggests that others are beneath them because of their genetic makeup, that should be therefore enslaved, mistreated, cheated, lied to, stolen from, killed, any of those things. it's grotesque. It goes against that which we all know innately to be the good. and, and so Mads out there, he's fighting it routinely. I, I just wanna thank him for being here. I wanna thank everybody for li- that listened in. and We will keep doing these spaces, we will keep pursuing these conversations, we will keep platforming individuals that are sincerely out there making a difference in their communities, bringing attention, awareness to these issues, and trying ultimately at the end of the day to just create a better tomorrow, whether it's based upon a religious affiliation or merely the desire to have a bright future for their, their children, and their children, and all the children that will follow. So we are fighting a righteous fight, just like Mad said, go out Be bold, speak those truths. Do it in whichever fashion you feel comfortable with. Mads talked about being bold, you know, speaking kind of, forcefully on these subjects and really laying down what he called the truth bombs. if you feel comfortable, go that route. If you don't, give out those little pink pills, just share those truths, let people chew on them, think on them a while, they might come around. But just know, the last thing I'd say on that is, if individuals are clearly just plugged in completely, don't waste your time, 'cause- All it's gonna do is it's gonna create headaches for you, for them, between your relationship, whether that be romantic or a professional one or your familial relationships or your friends, there are individuals that are just not gonna be able to be woken up, but that's fine, 'cause we don't need fifty percent, we don't need seventy-five percent, we don't need even thirty percent. Many of the largest social changes that have been made in the history of recorded man have been done by five to ten percent percent of the general public waking up with a common goal, and that's what we have, folks. It's not one based on hate, but rather on love, love of our heritage, of our history, of our people, of our religions, of all those things that we know are good and human at the end of the day. And we're fighting an anti-human movement, one of enslavement. and so with that, I just want to thank everybody. We will certainly have Mads back on here. Thank you for listening, thank you for speaking, thank you for asking your questions, I said, stand tall, stand proud, speak truth, and never be ashamed or afraid to speak them, because you are fighting for the good. So God bless everybody that's out there. Mads, thank you so much, as always, my friend, for being here, and we'll see everybody on the next space.↗