Christian Zionism & A Modern Crusade

4:29Ian MalcolmAlright, Joe, and so we are going to play, I'm sure, Mr. E, Michael Jones, is like, "What am I doing here?" and we are going to make that wonderful introduction that I'm very humbled, very excited for in just a moment, but, but Mr. Jones, we always begin our, our spaces here with a song that is kind of in honor- Of the space and the subject. So, Ms. Joanne, we've got to always play "Name That Tune." Can you name the artist, the song, and perhaps the reason for its use in this space?↗

5:06Speaker 1Yeah, thank you so much. For hosting and in Michael Jones, big fan, thank you so much for being here. I can, it's by you too, and it's what I'm looking for, and it's because it's a Christian, band. Is, is that↗

5:20Ian Malcolmwhy? I believe in the kingdom come, and may all the colors one day bleed into one. talk about breaking the bonds and all the chains, carrying the cross and all my shame, you know I believe it. And, so Bono, certainly Lots of, lots of photographs with the popes of the past. very, very prominent and, obviously successful singer, but, beautiful, beautiful song. and for some reason, calling Dr. Jones, Dr. Jones, wake up now, the, the pop song from the nineties, just didn't feel adequate for this space. but Mr. Jones, it is an absolute pleasure. I'm very excited again for the discourse, the conversation, this idea of essentially Christian nationalism In the West, and perhaps the modern incarnation of a spiritual crusade, given all the evil that we see all around us in modernity. and so with that, again, would love to just welcome you to the panel, to the stage. Very interested in the next hour or so, we'll do a, a Q&A, a little bit of a back and forth. for anybody interested in asking a question, please feel free throw up a microphone request. We'll probably open that up to the floor in about an hour or so. feel free to Put your questions, your comments, your inquiries into the purple pill. We'll certainly always respect those. but without further ado,↗

6:45Ian Malcolmto Mr. Jones, would welcome the opportunity for just an introduction on yourself for any of those that somehow might not be familiar with some of your lovely work, and then, essentially how you came to be in this, this discourse, this conversation about essentially the JQ, Jewish supremacy, and the importance of, Christianity in the modern world.↗

7:07Speaker 2Well, thank you, thank you for that introduction, and it's a pleasure to be here, and I'm looking forward to our discussion. it's an interesting question because I, I just finished my, my autobiography, so I, I have lots to talk about that. I called it "Born Under a Bad Sign." I was-- I've had bad luck ever since I was small. If it weren't for bad luck, I wouldn't have no luck at all. So, I'm in my mother's womb, and, the Kinsey report comes out. Now, that's about as far as you can get from your personal life to the forces that are shaping the world, but those forces did shape my world, and basically what my autobiography is, is a biogra-- it's a history of the Boomer generation, a hated group of people now.↗

8:00Speaker 2it's a history of the Third Republic, which is ending now, and it's, the real history of what happened. So it's something that you don't know when it's happening, you never understand it. It's just, I didn't understand what the Kenney report was when I was in my mother's womb, but forty-one years later, I was in the office of Kenney's assistant, Paul Gebhardt.↗

8:27Speaker 2And my, you know, my life had been affected by this in ways that I was trying to figure out. I was trying to write an article about it. It ended up as being a chapter in my book, Degenerate Moderns. but What I said at that point, there was an article in the, local newspaper, it was an AP article by John, Barber, AP writer, Associated Press, and he said that,↗

8:54Speaker 2Kin, Kinsey, that, the Vatican had the largest pornography collection in the world Now, by that point, I had been to the Vatican, I'd had a tour of the Vatican, and I don't remember any pornography at all. So there, there I am with Paul Gebhardt, the co-author of the Kinsey report. Kinsey said this repeatedly, and that's where John Barbour picked it, and I said, "Where is it? " And Paul Gebhardt burst out laughing,↗

9:23Speaker 2and he said, "That was a joke! " Kidsie loved to get a rise out of the audience, and so he said that, "Uh, yeah, they have the largest pornography collection in the world." He made it up. Well, wait a minute, my, my life was a function of your joke? My, my, the devastation that, that, that corruption of morality, that, that perversion of science, that, that, that, piece of, work done for Rockefeller money, it was all a joke? Why didn't someone tell me this sooner? What about all the people who believed that joke and acted on that joke and abandoned, the sexual morality that they were raised in and, started off on sexual liberation and wrecked their lives? What about all the people who wrecked their lives because they thought Kinsey was science? Well, that's, that's, that's, that's the story here. That's the story. And what was the name of the joke? What was the name of the bad sign? It was called social engineering. And nobody knows what it is because no one wants to talk about it. Because we, what, what, what, this were, these were people behind the scenes. Kinsey was in front of the scene, okay, he was on the cover of Time magazine. They created the CIA, which was the, Time magazine was the, the, propaganda ministry for the CIA, and they put a picture of him on the cover with a crew cut and a bow tie, and, birds and bees flying around him. So it was a combination of- Scientist and Boy Scout. No, he wasn't. He was a, a homosexual. He was a flaming homosexual who was determined to overthrow sexual morality because he couldn't control his own sexual passions. That's what the story was. That's the story of degenerate moderns. You can read the old details of that. and that's what I found out. And this is the story, of my life, okay? All the people whose lives got wrecked because they believed that it was science Or something like that. Okay? Now, I was saved, from a lot of this, because I got married when I was twenty-one years old. And I had some sense at that point that, that there's something bad happening out there. I don't-- can't describe it, nobody could describe it. That's why we had movies like The Blob. I don't know whether you remember The Blob, but it, it was a science fiction kind of horror movie that came out in nineteen fifty-eight. And there's this thing, it's like a big thing of jello Coming down the road at about two miles an hour, and everybody's running down the road screaming, "What's going on here? That thing's not gonna catch you. This is ridiculous. The whole premise is ridiculous." But what were they really saying? There's something bad out there, and we don't know what it is, and we can't give it a form, we can't identify it, so we'll call it the blob. The blob was social engineering. Our world was being destroyed from the inside. And so I ended up basically being the victim of two offensives. Both of them forms of social engineering. The sexual revolution,↗

12:30Speaker 2which kicked in when I was a teenager, I'll give you the exact date when I think it kicked in, I think it kicked in in 1967. Okay? And, at this point, the Catholics Or in Philadelphia, which is where I grew up, all these Catholic girls started hearing feminism from the nuns, and they started acting out, and they got involved in something that ended up wrecking their lives. especially if they had an abortion, you have an abortion, you're go- you're gonna confess it, or you're gonna turn into a cause, and that was the cause of feminism, and feminism basically was, the, the, the movement that's now become a pillar of the Democratic Party and part of- Part of our politics. The other part of my, the social engineering was called, urban renewal. I did a book called,↗

13:21Speaker 2Slaughter of Cities: Urban Renewal as Ethnic Cleansing. I'm the only one, first one who ever said that urban renewal was ethnic cleansing. Michelle Obama talks about it in Chicago, and she said, she said, "Y'all didn't wanna talk to us," maybe "y'all" meaning white people didn't wanna talk to black people. That's not what it was. It was the Ford Foundation Foundation. So Rockefeller was funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, the Social Engine, Blockbusting was, the Urban Renewal, Ethnic Cleansing was funded by the Ford Foundation. A man by the name of John J. McCloy was head of the Ford Foundation at that point. He used Ford, Ford money to hire a black minister by the name of Leon Sullivan↗

14:07Speaker 2Who then brought up all these black folk from North and South Carolina to the promised land, which was Philadelphia, and they flooded into the ethnic neighborhoods like the one that I was living in at that time, an Irish neighborhood in North Philadelphia, and drove us all out, through techniques called block busting. They would put, a white guy would buy a house, then they'd move a black family in, and suddenly everybody saw the black family, they panic, everybody puts their house up for sale, the prices plummet They move out, the real estate agents snap 'em up, and then they sell 'em back to the blacks for three times what they paid for 'em. And so when I was, living in that no- neighborhood in North Philadelphia, I, I was, I was, I thought I was Irish. I'm actually half German and half Irish, but it was an Irish neighborhood, everybody else was Irish, so I thought I was Irish. And then we got moved to something that was like a suburb,↗

15:01Speaker 2and at that point, we all became white. And this was a form of identity It's not what we were. We weren't the opposite of black. We, I'm talking about the Catholic ethnic in Philadelphia, we were, we were Irish, we were Polish, we were Italian, we were German. They were the four main groups. There were other groups, but they were the four main groups. And then when we all got moved to the suburbs, and then we all became white. Okay? That's the story of my life up to a certain point. At the same time, you had American imperial adventures expanding, expanding You had a war, basically the, the-- there are three ethnic groups in America, Protestant, Catholic, Jew, based on three religions, obviously, and after three generations, you lose the language of your grandparents and you-- but you retain the religion. And so these groups in America was like Yugoslavia, I figured that out when I was over in Yugoslavia. They had three ethnic groups, Serb, Serb, Croat, Muslim, also based on three religions, and these groups were- At war with each other, and the time of this p-period we're talking about, is the baby boom. The baby boom was a Catholic phenomenon. There was Catholics having big families, and with big families comes demographic power, and that was the high point of Catholic political power when I was fourteen years old.↗

16:30Speaker 2I went to the J- Fourth of July celebration. In, in a few days, we will celebrate the two hundred fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. And so in nineteen sixty-two, I went down to Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where that document was signed, and there on the stage was a Catholic mayor of Philadelphia, a Catholic governor of Pennsylvania,↗

16:54Speaker 2and a Catholic president of the United States of America. And at this point, it looked as if the Catholics were taking over. There were certain groups of people who were talking that way. one of the groups was the Protestants of Philadelphia, the other group was the Jews in Philadelphia, and they were part of an organization called Americans for Democratic Action, which, Hubert Humphrey had founded, after they broke with the Communists, and, so, it turned into war.↗

17:24Speaker 2I, I'm not exaggerating, it was covert warfare. you probably know that John F. Kennedy was murdered shortly after I saw him on that platform. the, the-- I remember I was, in high school, at that point, I was ready to, getting ready to go to cross country practice, and over the loudspeaker it announced that the president had just been shot and everybody, go home. And when we got home, we turned on the television, and there, Walter Cronkite said it was a lone deranged gunman, and we all believed it wasn't true, but we all believed it because the CIA said it. He was, he got that idea from Allen Dulles, who was the head of the CIA. And so we were suddenly swept up into war, a war, an urban war. As I said, the, the Ford Foundation was bringing those blacks in, it was blacks versus white fighting over turf, and people were getting- Killed. So my, my wife, we got married, my wife is a teacher in Southwest Philadelphia, and, she has a little girl in her kindergarten class, her brother was murdered. Her brother, was Irish. The bro-- the family had come over from Ireland to avoid the troubles. He thought he was Irish, but that got to do with all these black kids. The black kids thought he was white, and they killed him because he was in the wrong neighborhood. That's the type of warfare that was going on. That's the type of thing that everybody just took for granted,↗

18:53Speaker 2and now it's reached its climax, okay? Over this period of time, the WASP ruling class went into eclipse. 1978, both Nelson Rockefeller died, Nelson Rockefeller died, and John D. Rockefeller died, and that was the end. And at, at this point, you had a transition from a WASP ruling class to what we have now, which is a Jewish ruling class. These people control the country. You probably heard about, Representative Massey, Thomas Massey from Kentucky. the Jews, IPAC in particular, the American Israeli Political Action Committee, whatever it's called,↗

19:38Speaker 2spent thirty million dollars to prevent this man from being elected. One representative from Kentucky had no political significance whatsoever, but he was a symbol The symbol, what he symbolized was, independent, an independent legislature, a, a, a congressman who actually represented the people who voted for him in that district, and that was inti-intolerable because he refused to take IPAC money, so the IPAC had what they call, a pyrrhic victory.↗

20:14Speaker 2You won, okay, you got, he's not running for office, you got him, you primaryed him out of the Congress. But at the same time, you proved the Jews control our Congress, and we-- That's it. They control because of their money. They control the Congress through their money. We have a system which is now basically one dollar, one vote. If you're Miriam Adelson, you get a hundred, a hundred million votes because you have a hundred million dollars. And the rest of us, we don't get-- we don't have our- Representation. Now that has led, okay, okay, so what? So what? Well, that has led into one war after another,↗

20:54Speaker 2and the wars have become more and more expensive and more and more catastrophic for the United States until we finally reached, a week ago, a week ago, President Trump signed A peace agreement with Iran that was, he characterized it as, unconditional surrender. He was absolutely right. The United States unconditionally surrendered to Iran. There is no question about it. You read through the, the details of this thing, one of the men who did go through the details was, Tucker Carlson. Now, back to the whole, beginning here. Remember Protestant, Catholic, Jew. Tucker Carlson was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He was the sign his father was the head of Voice of America, which was the mouthpiece of the, of the CIA. he was born into that Washington world,↗

21:54Speaker 2at the high point, I'd say, of American power. I think he's about twenty years younger than me, so he's in his fifties. let's say the high point of American power, nineteen ninety-one, the Soviet Union collapses And America triumphs, America is the sole superpower, everything's great. No, nothing's great. What happened during that period of time? The, the Russians, we, the, the, the, the administration, the American, the, the, well, let's put the word, the word that came into,↗

22:27Speaker 2mo- into fashion at that point, neoconservative. as, Bill Kristol said, the etymology of this word is neo means new, neo con, neo means new, con means Jew That was a joke, okay? His joke, ha ha, but the joke was on us because the neoconservatives took over our foreign policy, and for the past, what is it now? Two thousand and three, whatever, the Iraq War, we had been involved in one battle after another, and the final battle was the battle with Iran, and Trump was sucked into that battle, and he lost the war.↗

23:12Speaker 2How do I know he lost the war? Because the Straits of Hormuz are closed, because you just read through the details of that peace agreement and everyone is dominated by Iran. Iran won that war, and here's Tucker Carlson, he's doing the reading, he's reading this thing through, and you can feel the anger burning, it's burning inside of him. This was the world that I was born into, and these people wrecked it. It's the Jews. He can't really say the word Jew. He has a phobia because he's an Episcopalian. Episcopalians don't say the word Jew. Polite people never say the word Jew. But he knows who it is and he's angry. And so now, what's going to happen? That's where we are right now. What's going to happen? Well, we're a couple of options, okay? We are at the end of the Third Republic. My life is the history of the Third Republic. It began as social engineering, and it ended up with the collapse of the American empire. Who thought that it would end up that way? We were at the height of our power, and now it's all going down the drain, and Iran has stood up to America, and they control the Gulf of Hormuz, and Tucker Carlson is thinking, "What are we going to do about this?" What are we going to, we? Who's the we now? There isn't no American we anymore. It, it never was. It's Protestant, Catholic, Jew, and they're always fighting with each other. And so who is the we? He says it, you know, people in the government keep calling me, Tucker Carlson said. Well, this is the, the, the remnant, the WASP remnant, you wanna call it, the America First remnant. These are the people who don't like what happened. They- They don't like this peace agreement. They don't like Israeli control of our foreign policy. They don't like Jewish control of our government. What's going to happen?↗

25:11Speaker 2I'll make a prediction. I predict, Tucker Carlson will run for president. He will rally these troops because the resentment in the military is, is palpable Okay, there is a resentment building. Someone's gotta do something. I don't think, I don't think they have the power to break Jewish control of our culture. I don't think they have the power anymore. There was a time when they did. Okay, right after World War II, we had, a friend,↗

25:45Speaker 2of Franklin Delano Roosevelt called Morgenthau Henry Morgenthau, neighbor of Roosevelt, knew him from back there in New York, famous family. He was Secretary of the Treasury. He had this incredible power over Roosevelt, and he had a plan for Germany, and the plan for Germany was, he's gonna starve them to death. This is Jewish revenge for what happened during World War II. Okay? And there was a WASP ruling class at that point, and one of the members of it was Herbert Hoover, the former president. Hitler was a hero.↗

26:27Speaker 2and another was, Stimson, the cabinet, and they started talking about Semitic vengeance, and this isn't Christian, and it's not America, and Morgenthau was shown the gate, Truman kicked him out. And they put the Marshall Plan in. I don't think that group of people exist, and obviously those people don't exist. I don't think their descendants have the power because their descendants don't exist. I have a-- my oldest son went to Harvard.↗

26:57Speaker 2I gave a talk once about, what is the qualification you have to have if you wanna go to Harvard, and the answer is existence. If you don't exist, you can't go to Harvard. Why did my son go to Harvard? Because those people, the WASP elite, didn't have children. They, you made, copious use of the contraceptive, they, they disappeared. They just disappeared, and now you got these people. Can they come together? I don't, I don't think it's going to happen. And so what we have now is a,↗

27:33Speaker 2the end of the American empire, the end of the Third Republic, the end of things we thought would never end.↗

27:41Speaker 2one of them is conservatism. Judeo-Christian morality, all these things are coming to an end. What's going to replace them? I'm saying, I'm saying Protestantism is also coming to an end. And so Tucker Carlson, the best example I can give of this is Tucker Carlson interviewing Ted Cruz. There are the options. You can become either a, a, a, an Episcopalian or take the, all the mainline, Episcopalian, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran maybe.↗

28:12Speaker 2They've all been taken over by homosexuals. So you can become either a homosexual or a supporter of homosexuality, or you can become like Ted Cruz, you can become a Christian Zionist Which means a lunatic like, Mike Huckabee, who is supposed to be the American ambassador to the, to Israel, but he sounds more like the Israeli ambassador to America. A total, collapse of the pro- the unity this, this Protestantism had, which was the, basically the formation, the, the form, the formative group in our culture. when Samuel Huntington wrote a book called Who Are We? He came up with a very simple answer. We, meaning Americans, are anglo- Protestants. Well, what happens when those people disappear, which is what's happening right now? You have an identity crisis, and you have a moral crisis. So basically, if the Protestants disappear, we're going to have Catholics and Jews,↗

29:08Speaker 2and they're gonna be fighting with each other over certain issues. And the main issue right now facing us is, is there a universal moral law? That is the Catholic position. the Jewish position is, they-- the Jews have special DNA, and they can engage in any form of abomination or any abominable behavior they want to, and they're above the moral law. Just ask Beedrick,↗

29:40Speaker 2Smotry, Smotry, Beaziel Smotry, or Ben Gavir. Listen to what they have to say cheering on, the rape of, prisoners A, a, a, a dual system where they can get, they get to cheer on the hanging of Palestinian refugees, and so it's an abomination. The world can't stand it anymore. These people have united the world against them. The question is, who is going to liberate us from this bondage? Who is going to break the yoke of Jewish tyranny? And I'm saying there's only one group on the planet who is doing this right now, and that is Iran.↗

30:19Speaker 2Iran is standing up. To Israel, Iran has defeated the United States and is now in control of the Strait of Hormuz. The question is now, how do we respond to this? Do we respond with some type of, what should I say, irredentism? Okay, we're gonna return to the lost, the lost age? We're gonna-- No, we've already done that. That's called MAGA, Make America Great Again. That flopped completely. Is Tucker going to propose MAGA two point zero? That won't work, okay? That's the, that's the situation. And so,↗

30:59Speaker 2what will work? Let's, let's, let's discuss that.↗

31:04Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely love that as an intro. What will work as a way to combat, like you said, the abomination that is this Jewish supremacist system that, feels entitled to be able to, to bomb all the Palestinians, to genocide all of its citizenry, to push pornography and all the degeneracy on the West, and frankly to demoralize it. It's, it's so interesting that you, you walked through that kind of your life arc being the Third Republic. It was such a fascinating- way to kind of level set this conversation, and I feel like for those that are perhaps of a younger generation, they've seen the, the aftermath of this absolute demise and implosion, which the latter half of it, and I'm, I'm curious for your thoughts on this, Dr. Jones, 'cause it went from essentially, we are going to suck up all the political resources, we are gonna go to war with the Middle East for this group that's in charge of everything, but there's also this extreme animus, right? It, it, it seems like there was a- A, a, a grabbing and a garnering of all the control that certainly just accelerated after the death of JFK,↗

32:10Ian Malcolmand, and as they were grabbing up all that, that power, they then figured out how to triangulate it and to absolutely demoralize the youth of today. And so I do feel like what is needed is not only the banding together of those that are, of this moral framework, and that's what I think is, is maybe the, the most paramount piece of this, is that doesn't necessarily matter if you're, if you're Catholic Or even if you're Christian, but if you are of moral fiber and are willing to call out a supremacist system that wants to destroy the Middle East for the benefit of the greater Israel, and it wants to demoralize all of the men of West, of the West, to become essentially women, and all of the women to become whores, to steal David Neeche's line there, right? So it feels like the, the-- those that are of a younger generation, they've witnessed the absolute demoralizing of everything. It's the replacement of their existence from the media It's the vilification of their history, of the founders of the country, right? And so I, I, I do feel like there's a, a, a massive amount of, of discomfort, obviously, from those that have been in the crosshairs of this demoralization effort, and those individuals that are younger either get to choose to band together with what you're suggesting here, which is a unifying rally against essentially evil, or they need to recognize that their future is Absolute replacement is the, is the ethnic replacement and literal genocide of not only their, their race, their peoples, right, but also of the civilization at large, which would then essentially succumb to this globalist system, which obviously is almost entirely for the benefit of what we would loosely refer to as, as Jewish supremacy. So I'm, I'm curious for your thoughts on kind of not only this positioning of a moral framework being the, the key pillar, but also being able to target with that mess Message, the younger generation, that so many of them have been utterly demoralized and kind of deracinated, but there is of course a growing kind of storm within that, age bracket that I feel like is running behind this, this rallying banner that you're kind of advocating for.↗

34:19Speaker 2Yeah, I agree with you. And what was, what was America? It was a moral consensus. That's exactly what it was. I mean, John Adams said, "We have no Constitution that functions in the absence of a moral people." So what, what you had were all these Protestant sects. No one could, no one, they couldn't agree with each other. Quakers couldn't agree with anyone. You couldn't even talk to Quakers. Ben Franklin hated Quakers. We'll never get anywhere. Just read Ben Franklin's bi-uh, autobiography if you want some sense of that. But we have to have this moral consensus, and we did have a moral consensus in a way that was, in many ways, Paradoxical.↗

34:59Speaker 2so what am I, what do I mean by that? So we're gonna celebrate the Declaration of Independence, within a couple of days. What was everyone who signed that Declaration of Independence, what were they reading? I'll tell you, it was Milton's Paradise Lost, John Milton's poem, Paradise Lost. And specifically, they were reading Satan's speech at the beginning of Paradise Lost. Where Satan, aw-awakes. This is the man who rebelled against God, and he failed. The revolution failed. He wakes up in a sea of flames. He's in hell. And then he says, "I've got a plan."↗

35:40Speaker 2Now, Thomas Jefferson was copying passages from, from, Paradise Lost into his diary at the very moment he's writing the, the Declaration of Independence. This was-- This is what was the, the spirit behind it, because in a sense, it's the Protestant spirit. It's the spirit of rebellion. It's better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven. That's how he ended that, that statement, the, how Satan ended his speech, and then he turns to the demon and says Awake, arise, or be forever fallen. This fit in exactly with the Protestant mentality, except now it's not focused on the Catholic Church and the way Luther did it or Calvin did it. It's focused on the King of England, who is also, by the way, the, the head, the head of the church. And so this is the justification for rebellion. So in a sense, everybody's a Satanist. America was created by Satanists. I just love when these, these like conservatives like Larry Arnn, the head of the The, Hills, President of Hillsdale College, which is like the conservative Vatican in, in the United States, they have a statue of, Margaret Thatcher there with her hand held up. I wanted to kiss her ring, but my, my wife wouldn't take the picture of that. But anyway, he's the sacred scripture, the sacred documents like the De-Declaration of Independence. What are you talking about? It was inspired by Satan's speech in Paradise Lost. Everyone, everyone thought it was great. If they weren't reading it directly like Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson, they were reading it indirectly in Tom Paine's pamphlet Common Sense, which was the most, from the point, point of view of percentage of readership, more people, percentage-wise, read that book than, or pamphlet than any other piece of literature in American history. So, right, okay, rebellion, we're gonna rebel, we'll show them, we'll, and Satan's our model, okay? But↗

37:36Speaker 2let's take somebody like, Ralph Waldo Emerson. A couple, you know, we're talking about a couple decades later, eighteen, the 1840s, as opposed to 1776. And he writes in a famous essay called "Self Reliance," and in it, he says, "Nothing matters but the integrity of your own mind." Well, where'd he get that? That mind from Satan's speech. Satan said, "The mind is its own place, and can make a heaven out of hell and a hell out of heaven." And so someone notices this, and he writes a thin, thin, self-reliance, and someone says, "Well, what if that's from, below?"↗

38:17Speaker 2And he said, "If that's from the devil, then I am of the devil's party." That's the most famous essayist in American history, and he says he's of the devil's party. But He goes to England, and he meets with, Carlyle, Thomas Carlyle, and, Charles Dickens up at Carlyle's, farm in Scotland. And they're complaining about the decline of sexual morality, and they're claiming that it's universal. And at this point, Emerson jumps up and says, "If you don't understand that American men go to their marriage beds as virgins, you don't understand anything about America." Well, wait a minute, you got a Satanist who's remaining faithful to his, to his, to his wife. What kind of Satanist is that? Well, that's the American Satanist, and it was Purimiller, the dean of, Puritan scholars in America, who wrote an essay on this, this paradox. Okay? They all thought like Satanists, but they all acted like married men, and they stayed true to their wives. Now, that was the American moral consensus. You can think what you want, but you- You have to adhere to the sexual constitution. That's America. Until World War II, until I'm in my mother's womb and Kinsey's book comes out, and what we have is the systematic attempt to undermine sexual morality, because, as I've, I wrote a book on it, and Saint Augustine is quoted in this book, a man has as many masters as he has vices. So if you wanna control people, promote- Advice, and that's exactly what happened over the course of my life. First by the WASP elite, the Rockefellers, who wanted the Catholics to use contraceptives, and then it's taken over by the Jews, and the Jews began their assault on obscenity,↗

40:11Speaker 2right after World War II, and it's one Supreme Court decision after another overturning local laws against obscenity. the Catholics fought them What Hollywood imposed a production code on Hollywood, that, ended in 1965 when the Jews brought out a Holocaust porn flick called, The Porn Broker. They broke the code, and within six years we have pornography Legal. And then within a generation, we have people, kids being raised with cell phones, with instant access to pornography, to destroy their ability to have a successful life. That's where we are right now. And th-so let me put it this way. When I wrote a book called, Libido Dominiandi and said that sexual liberation is a form of political control, I said this in, in, nineteen ninety-nine. So twenty-five Around twenty five years ago. Everybody laughed, ha ha ha, weirdo. Well, I don't have to say that anymore, because everyone, every guy with a cell phone knows he's controlled by his cell phone, knows the point of pornography as political control. By now, we know the Jews are behind it, and if we didn't know the Jews are behind it, I wrote at the beginning of the book, talked about the Israelis going into Ramallah before they, they, they, they demolished Gaza. They go into Ramallah, one of their incursions. What do they do? They take over the TV stations and they broadcast pornography. Why are the Israelis broadcasting pornography to the Palestinians? Is it because they wanna liberate them? No, it's because it's a form of control, and we are like↗

41:58Speaker 2Samson, who was also a victim of his own passions, as Milton says, "I live in Gaza." Grinding at the mill with slaves. We are all slaves to our cell phones because of Jewish pornography. We know it now. We know the Jews control our Congress. We know the, the effect of Jewish usury, that Jewish usury has had, amassing im-im-im- immense amounts of money that now can be used to buy off the Congress and anything else they want. If TikTok, doing something we don't like, well, the Jew will buy it and then we'll put some Jew in charge, and so we won't have TikTok. Anymore. We know this now, the question is, what are we gonna do about it?↗

42:41Ian MalcolmThat's, it's so wonderfully stated, and, and it, it really is. It's, it's a full spectrum assault on the mind, the body, and the soul of everyone for the explicit, purpose of essentially demoralizing them into subservience, right? Into enslavement. And, and it really is, it's, it's, pornography at every, every, cell phone, right? Not to mention the dating apps that accompany They're just designed to destroy the ability for men and women to find kind of a traditional nuclear family, right? You look on television, everything that's aimed at the children, you've got euphoria with, Zendaya, where it's about essentially drugs, transsexuals, all this other insanity that just a generation ago would have been kind of laughed out of any common discourse if you were to suggest this is what's around the bend. And, and so, Dr. Jones, I think when you were saying that the libido would be used as handcuffs- Right? That's just one of the many. It's, it's, it's libido, it's SSRIs, it's illegal drugs, right? It, it, it's from every angle, just, just absolutely destroying. And I would go as far as to say it's in the food, it's in the water, it's in all the chemicals, the drugs, and the COVID shot, right? It's, it's at every turn we're just being jabbed or, or propagandized, to either hate our ancestors or to hate their principles or to hate the morals that↗

44:06Ian MalcolmThe very civilization that this group of people have undermined and subverted for the benefit of their political, financial, and, let's say, world dominance aspirations. And so it, it is, it's, it's, it's terrifying in how deep we are into this problem. I, I, I believe that while you've seen essentially the end of what you described as the third republic, I believe that we're in the infancy of the fourth. I believe it's possible to essentially resurrect, what some- Some would consider kind of not the American dream, but the, the principles of its founding, right? That we can aspire for something more, and ironically, you know, isn't it curious that the way that we essentially, in my worldview anyway, the way that we arrive there is by stop looking down at the screens and start looking up for a higher power, a higher purpose, and perhaps for a way to elevate, literally and figuratively, our society back to greatness? And, and so I'm, I'm curious when it comes to Essentially arriving at that tomorrow, what it means for today is you gotta get rid of that stigma that you talked about. You, you mentioned how to say Jew is essentially a dirty word, right? But I do feel like, and, and you mentioned Tucker Carlson, I feel like his brother Buckley, who's an absolute patriot, I think he's a hero, he's on this app, very outspoken about these issues that his brother's kind of, you know, tap-dancing around. I, I, I feel like we've gotta help get this message through both to the youth that are really starting- To see it, and I think obviously that's why Larry Ellison bought TikTok, but also to that older generation that's still, you know, they're gonna view any opposition to Jewish supremacy and say, "Well, how dare you even point the finger? Don't forget the Holocaust, right?" So I'm, I'm curious for your thoughts on, on kind of these demographic audiences, their reception to these ideas, and amongst your peers that are maybe in your demographic, how you feel like we're doing moving the needle to bring attention to this subversion.↗

46:06Speaker 2Well, the, the man to talk to is Jonathan Greenblatt. Jonathan, Jonathan Greenblatt is the head of the Anti-Defamation League, and he announced for the first time in the history of that organization, the polling they have done, the younger generation is more, quote unquote, antisemitic than the older generation. Well, congratulations, Jonathan, you did it. It happened on your watch. Now, why this guy didn't get fired immediately because of that, is something I can't- Can't answer, okay? You have to talk to the board of the, of the, of the, ADL to find that answer. But what, what I do know is that,↗

46:45Speaker 2the way things operate aren't the way they understand the way things operate. So just, just take an example, like Fox News, you got Mark Levin and you got Tucker Carlson. what are you gonna do? Oh, you fired Tucker Carlson, okay? And then he would have to be much more popular on his own than he was with you, and you retained Mark Levine.↗

47:09Speaker 2Do, do you understand the implications of this? That, that if you wanna create animosity toward Jews, put Mark Levine on twenty-four seven, and you will accomplish that. And so what we have now is a crisis in, in the Republican Party. It's just breaking down along the lines that I described. Are-- Is the Republican Party going to go with Mark Levin and Fox News and repudiate Tucker Carlson as an antisemite who is not fit for polite company? That's the big question, that's the fa-question facing the Republican Party, and given the history of the Republican Party, I think they'll probably choose to lose, because they've done that in the past. The, the thing I remember vividly was the, Pat Buchanan's campaign↗

48:02Speaker 2in nineteen ninety-two, how he kind of electrified everyone because he resurrected America first, and he beat, George, HW Bush in a primary, I think in New Hampshire, and, the Jews declared a state of emergency and they started attacking this guy, and, so what did-- Which way did the Republican Party go? They chose Bob Dole.↗

48:25Speaker 2Remember Bob Dole? he was chosen to lose! That was the whole point. The, the lady who understood this perfectly was Phyllis Schlafly, and I had the privilege of interviewing her, before, before she died. She wrote the book on it. How the Republican Party would choose to lose,↗

48:47Speaker 2rather than take a chance on winning. Wendell Wilkie. Who the hell was Wendell Wilkie? Nobody even knew who he was. He was a creation of Life Magazine. They put him in a convertible, took a picture of him, and that's- The only thing everybody knew about, he was chosen to lose. Why did they want Bob Dole? Because Bob Dole was supposed to purge all of the Pat Buchanan followers from the Republican Party. That was the tragedy that happened then. Now, I was involved with those people. I was involved with Tom Fleming, who was the editor of Chronicles. He was the man who created the term paleoconservative, which is the opposite of neoconservative, which everybody knew meant Jew, but no one could say it, okay? And, so,↗

49:36Speaker 2y-y-you know, okay, what's this paleocons- What is it? So I gave a speech. Sam Francis was, another paleoconservative. A conservative friend of Tom, I knew him, met him a couple times. He was basically, driven out of his job at the, Washington Times because of Bill Buckley, and Bill Buckley's job, he was the editor of National Review, his job was to make sure, that nobody left the reservation, which was, basically a concentration camp, which had Jewish guards in it. And so he dumped, he let-- would later go on and attack, Pat Buchanan and Joe Sobran as antisemites drove,↗

50:15Speaker 2San Francisco, San Francisco died. I gave a speech at the National Press Club at a thing, and I said, "Look, we're all come from different people. You guys are from the South, I'm from Philadelphia. We-- Yeah, but we can unite. But I think we have to be able to identify the enemy, and that's the, the Jewish revolutionary spirit. We have to deal with it now." Well, so what was that? Nineteen, twenty-seven, I believe that was. People ran screaming from the room. He said that word. Koga Taki was there. He said, "We're all gonna be arrested." That was a joke, okay? But the-- so the train was ready to leave the station,↗

50:54Speaker 2and Tom wouldn't get on. And so the train left, and Tom was left standing on the station. Well, look We gotta get on this train now. There is no way out of this, there is no way to avoid the conclusions that we have come to, that the Jews are behind pornography, that the Jews have got us involved in all of these wars. We can go down the list we've already talked about, that the Jews control our Congress through IPAC. The question is, can we deal with this issue? How, how can we deal with this issue? Now, the-- we have to, you know, what is the most effect-- This is a spiritual battle, this is what I'm saying. The Protestants never had that, that spiritual force. It's going to become a battle with b-- between Catholics and Jews. It's already forming. The Catholics, especially the Catholic bishops, are gonna have to be dragged screaming and kicking into this battle. But this is the way the world spirit, Hegel called the Weltgeist, the world spirit. This is where- Where it's moving, we can't avoid it. We can't avoid these issues anymore if we want to survive. And the fact of the, the, the peace settlement, the, the current crisis in government, which is basically Netanyahu does everything within his power to make sure peace won't break out. The minute Donald Trump, looks as if he's gonna sign a peace agreement, they start dropping bombs on Lebanon. They can only drop those bombs if Donald Trump and the military permit them to do this. Is he gonna be able to stand up to that, to Netanyahu, and tell him who's boss, or is he gonna go down in flames? These are the questions That we have to answer, but we have to know who we are as Americans, and I'm saying as Americans. I'm a Catholic, okay? I was always a Catholic. We as Americans have to understand that the thing that held this country together was moral consensus, and the group that destroyed this moral consensus was the Jews, and they did it by corrupting sexual morality, and so we have to get back at that, restore that, make- Make people understand that sexual liberation is a form of control, and I don't care how much money you're earning on OnlyFans, honey, it's not gonna make you happy. It's not gonna make you as happy as getting married to the guy you were meant to marry and having the children you were meant to have. That's what we have to do.↗

53:28Ian MalcolmDr. Jones, I, I couldn't agree with you more on that, and, and so when you say, it's so interesting because you say that, and, and for anybody that thinks that that's an unreasonable suggestion, just look around at modernity, which is basically doing everything it can to discourage the very thing that you just suggested. Right? You've got, Sophie Rain going around with clavicular, right? You've got these two egomaniac, super vain, super insecure individuals That are revered, I suppose, because of their bank account, which I actually think is largely just astroturfed, right? But they, they are designed to try and lift up the most degenerate aspects of society while mocking the things that are, are good and can serve as a genuine foundation to build upon. and, Dr. Jones, I'm so excited, we've got so many wonderful, additional speakers up here that have questions for you. I wanna immediately go, to Adam, who has his hand up for you, and then we're Dr. Jones. But, Adam, jump in, my friend.↗

54:30Speaker 1I- before, before Adam goes, guys, please repost this, please. I forgot to say it in the beginning because I was so excited. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and David and our very, very special guest, Dr. Michael Jones, and Adam, of course, everybody in the panel is just absolutely brilliant. So thank you so much for being here, and yeah, please repost it. Alright, sorry. Go for it, Adam.↗

54:52Speaker 3No, no, thank you. I was very, entertained actually listening to that history lesson there. It was very interesting. You got a lot of knowledge, obviously. And, I, I agree with you on, a lot of points about morality, actually. I, I do believe there's a squalification of society going on, and Ian, you called it, with, you know, the clavicular stuff and the degeneration of the, of the discourse, it does seem like we're heading to, you know, the low, lowest, common denominator.↗

55:22Speaker 3but my question would be, you know, what, what do you think about, this social media banning for under sixteen that seems to be going on? the UK is doing it, I think Australia is doing something similar, has already done it. It seems to be kind of a trend. Do you think they're going to roll that back? Do you think that is a positive development on that front? I know it's for like, you know,↗

55:43Speaker 3digital ID and, techno-servillance dystopia, but in terms of just this morality thing On that front, I, I wonder if you've thought about↗

55:54Speaker 2that at all. No, I don't. I think it's a crazy idea to, like, have age verification for pornography. No, pornography should be illegal. Why, why-- First of all, why is X, which is like the public forum now, why is that, why is that loaded with pornography? Why does that have to happen? Why is that the case? Why can't Elon Musk just take pornography off of X? Pornography should be illegal. This age verification is crazy. This, it doesn't, it, it doesn't address the problem at all. Pornography was illegal, it's easy to make it illegal. All you need is the, the,↗

56:33Speaker 2the, the, the, the political power to do something about it. It was, it was heading, almost extinct under George HW Bush The problem that happened is technology is always a function of, pornography is always a function of technology, and the technology changed right after George Bush left office, and Bill Clinton was the man who shepherded, obviously had his own sexual issues, and he was the one that shepherded the Communications Decency Act through, which basically introduced, introduced pornography to the internet. So that's what's gotta happen, and, and but in the meantime, you can't just wait for that to happen. You've gotta take control of your life, and you've gotta develop strategies that will separate you from your, from your cell phone. I mean, I, I used to end every podcast I did on every Friday, five o'clock, stop scrolling, start reading. Even scrolling, sc- I'm saying, even scrolling.↗

57:33Speaker 2Okay, even if it's not involved with pornography, is, is pernicious because it leads to constant state of distraction. And you're constantly distracted, you can't form the categories that you need to understand things, and so you become demoralized, and then you slip into pornography and slip into all kinds of vices, and you lose control of your life. It, it starts off-- it starts off with scrolling. Reading is the exact opposite. When you're reading, you're dealing with one mind who assembles a lot of material and turned it into a unified essay that can help you understand things. That's what a book has to be. If it doesn't do that, it prob- most of the-- it probably doesn't get published. It won't be a book. That's the type of change that has to take place, and you have to deal with this in your own life. Now, here's another issue, okay? We're all expected to be like incredible moral superheroes because we're all working, in a whorehouse. We have to work on the internet. The internet's full of pornography. Why does that have to be? Why can't that change? Well, because the Jews make money from pornography and the Jew-- So you have to identify,↗

58:53Speaker 2who is doing it. And we're gonna have to start having the courage to take hold the Jews responsible for all the pernicious things they've done to destroy our culture. we just have to do it. And you have to understand now, I mean, some guys, a guy came up to me, I walked, riding my bike to the supermarket, the guy says to me,↗

59:15Speaker 2"You're E. Michael Jones, aren't you?" I said, "Yeah." He said, "I stopped watching porn because of you." Well, great! And then, but what, what was it? It was simply telling him that it was a form of control. Now some people can do it just like that. So, oh, wait a minute, it's not freedom. Oh, what the hell? No, I'm gonna, I'm gonna do this anymore. But on the other hand, we are weak, because of Adam's fall. It's called concupiscence. And if you want spiritual help, you have to go to the spiritual source, which is Jesus Christ and the church he founded. Let me put that in too, because otherwise you're gonna end up with some type of sect where you're gonna be, controlled by homosexuals or Christian Zionists. So that's the program, okay? Protestantism disappearing, the Catholic Church is gonna consolidate this position at this point, and at some point they're going to deal with the Jewish question. It's inevitable. It has happened before. It's inevitable. We can't move forward unless this happens.↗

1:00:17Ian MalcolmThat's just so well stated. And, and, I'd, I'd be curious on that if, if you wouldn't mind, 'cause I, I saw Adam react to your comment around, the, the window under, George H. Bush, or H. W. Bush, in which H.↗

1:00:30Speaker 2H. W. Yep,↗

1:00:30Ian Malcolmunder H. W. In which that was starting to go by the wayside, g-given the timing there, was that, you mentioned technologies, that's like due to VHS, pre you know, obviously this, this, grotesque part of the economy.↗

1:00:50Speaker 2Well, it was easy because it was magazines, basically. That, that was, so beginning, like in the 1950s, it was glossy magazines like Playboy. They became, they became the cutting edge, and then at that point, it was a transitional moment where they went from magazines to VHS. VHS was driven by pornography. People bought it at the beginning simply because of pornography, and then it got on the internet. But at that point, it was a- A, a moment where it was still pretty much,↗

1:01:20Speaker 2pretty much like magazines, like Hustler. Like, can we, can we get 7-Eleven not to sell Hustler? Well, that was a victory. That was one of the victories that they had back then. and they were, once again, outflanked by technology. And thanks to Bill Clinton, pornography got on the internet. But no, it was, it was going back. It was heading in the other direction. In the, well, I'd say the late, the, throughout the nineties I would say it was heading in the opposite direction, and censorship was getting more and more effective. Even feminists had turned against, pornography. There was Andrea Dworkin and Catherine MacKinnon, they were two feminists, and they said, pornography victimizes women. Well, they were absolutely right. So guess what happened? guess what happened?↗

1:02:08Speaker 2Betty Friedan steps in. And says, "No, there's nothing wrong with pornography." Wait a minute, Betty, your maiden name was Goldstein. You're Betty Goldstein, you're a member of the Communist Party, you wrote the Feminine, Feminine Mystique, to basically disrupt marriage. Well, it was Jews defending Jews. She knew that pornography was a Jewish operation.↗

1:02:31Speaker 2Al Goldstein was the editor of Screw. He said, "Uh, we're, we do pornography because Christ sucks." This is-- So it was a Jewish operation. Blood is thicker than water. And so Betty Friedan basically torpedoed the feminist crusade against pornography, without telling us why. But there was, it was heading in the other direction. Now it's really complicated because of the internet, but,↗

1:02:57Speaker 2again, why can't we talk to Elon Musk about this? Elon Musk is on, you know, talking all the time. He basically saved, the internet, saved free speech on the internet. I had been banned from Twitter. There was just, the Jews went crazy and were banning everybody, deplatforming everybody, and Elon Musk saved it by buying Twitter, and you were allowed back on, and you're allowed to say the word Jew. You're not gonna get, reach, if you ask, Rock, it says, "Uh, we are, Twitter, X implements..." The, ADL program of freedom of,↗

1:03:34Speaker 2speech, but not freedom of reach. So you'll be-- the algorithm will, will throttle you, but you're still on. And I'm saying, why do we have to have pornography on X? Just a question. Elon, are, are you listening? Please tell me this. Please tell me this, that when I go on to look for information about the, the nuclear deal or, or the, the treaty, and I type in Iran or Iranian, why am I getting pornography? Why can't you, you can control that algorithm. Why are you spreading pornography now that we know it's, it's a pernicious attack on everyone's, identity and everyone's ability to, especially young people, ability to find someone to marry and form a family? Why are you doing this, Elon? The answer is because- Please respond.↗

1:04:27Speaker 4I just wanted to give you the answer. Elon Musk is a liberal sissy who dresses up as Baphomet on Halloween.↗

1:04:35Speaker 2Okay. Thank you. Let's have Elon answer now. Or can we put pressure on Elon? I don't know. These are things that, it seems to me should happen. How they're going to happen is something I don't know.↗

1:04:48Ian MalcolmNow, it's really well stated, and, and it is Elon is a very curious, character, and, and we, we did a space, Dr. Jones with, Canary Mind, like, and Karen walked through how, h-his family basically, his grandfather was very, antagonistic towards Jewish supremacy, and yet his father was aligned with the technocracy. It's, it's just this very weird character where he does some things that certainly look like they are in our favor, and I, I have to give him credit Because I'm allowed on this app to say the things I do, right? But he did appoint a, a Jew as his head of product, for-- in his defense, that individual has said that there's a lot of speech on X that he doesn't like, but he allows free speech because that's what they stand for, and so I, I gotta give him kudos, right? But, but Musk is also, of course, tied to SpaceX, digging under the ground and weird, let's say, objectives, right? He's tied to PayPal and the whole PayPal To essentially the, the pushing of digital currency through things like Dogecoin, all this other stuff, and now he wants to put the chip in everybody's mind to basically extend X and Grok into, I guess literally, not just our, our souls in a figurative sense, but perhaps even literally. And so he is a very, very curious character, and I, but I will say to your point, if, if we could sit down with Elon and say, "This is a massive problem, it's gotta end," right? We've gotta be able to discuss Jewish supremacy without any thrott This is the paramount ill and evil of the era, right? I, I, I do feel with his trillions, literal trillion dollars, right, and all these various tools that he has at his disposal, Tesla included, right, he could change the world, and I, I don't mean that just to sound hyperbolic, I, I sincerely believe that he could because he has that much power, authority, and influence with these technologies, a-and so, yeah, I'm, I'm gonna continue doing what I can to appeal to- Maybe his good side rather than the bad side, 'cause at least we're getting something, and it's far more than I can say for Zuckerberg or Sergey Brin or all these other t- congrats from the same exact, tribe, right?↗

1:07:03Speaker 2Yeah. Yep.↗

1:07:05Ian MalcolmBut, really, really wonderful commentary. one other question, Dr. Jones. So I'm curious, because of the very multicultural world that we un- in my opinion, that we unfortunately find ourselves in, in the West, and that's not to say that I've got animus towards any groups, but obviously mass migration has been militarized and weaponized against the West. They're flooding it with all these individuals to create essentially social discontent and a dis- cohesion. I, I'm curious for your thoughts on this idea of a moral unification against Jewish supremacy as the bedrock upon which to reject this machine that has essentially all the power, all the tech, and all the finances, and the ability for perhaps the Catholics to band together with the Muslims, with the atheists, with the whoever, you know, is, is, is that a, a bridge that can ever be built to at least oppose this common problem? and then perhaps once we cross that bridge, we can then agree to disagree about how we all came to be, what God we're going to support, and ultimately maybe reverse mass migration, all these other things that have pushed all these, these forces together.↗

1:08:21Speaker 2Yeah, I think that,↗

1:08:25Speaker 2we are having success because we have a common enemy. So that's all you need for a coalition is a common enemy. We were-- we had an-- we were allied with the Soviet Union during World War II. We had nothing in common, but we had a common enemy. So what-- you're right, there is weaponized migration. Let's take, England and, and Ireland, for example. England has been flooded with Muslims, much more, significant Muslim population there than are here. But it turned out differently than the, the Jews expected. The Jews were behind it, of course they were. They're behind every weaponized migration in Europe, and they're here too. Alejandro Mayorkas was head of the border, Homeland Security. He was working for the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society. It was open borders, flooding the country with people, when the Congress, attacked them for it. He said, "I, I have relatives who died in..." Holocaust. Oh, that's your get out of jail card, right? Okay. So yes, of course it is, but there is a flip side to this coin, and it's what Hegel would call the cunning of reason, which is basically it turns out that those Muslims, when they come into place like England, they're more conservative sexually from sexual morality than the natives are. Well, no, they didn't plan on that. we didn't know that that was going to be the net result. So in England, you have like, the fifty percent of all pregnancies end in abortion.↗

1:09:51Speaker 2Well What do you think's gonna happen if you kill off your own people, your own children like that? What do you think's gonna happen in Ireland when Ireland overturns the, the, the constitutional ban on, abortion? That was a constitutional ban. It wasn't like America where the Supreme Court imposed it on us. What do you think's gonna happen? God knows that. God sent a Muslim in an African to replace every child you aborted, but it turns out that the people that are coming in are more conservative to the na-- than the natives, and we all have, we share, we have a common enemy. So Dr. Ali Rehanna, wrote, a Muslim doctor in the National Health Service, wrote an article criticizing,↗

1:10:38Speaker 2Jew, Israeli behavior in Palestine. She was fired from the National Health- Well, service, well, we got some Catholics together to support her because, we, we need to come together on this thing. We, we need to come together. We need to forget the old, obsolete categories of liberal and conservative, and we need to focus on the main problem facing us, which is Jewish control of our culture, and we need to bring people together who share that common enemy, and certainly the Palestinians do, the Muslims do. So why not work with them to rein in this Jewish, this yoke of Jewish tyranny that we apparently on our own can't break?↗

1:11:23Ian MalcolmYeah, I, I, I fully agree with that, especially as the essentially, excusing, essentially the short term solution to this extremely complex problem, recognizing that, you know, at the end we're gonna have a very different nirvana, but We can agree to, to disagree on what that will look like in the future state, and in the interim, we can agree to be in opposition to what I refer to as the proverbial tiger that's in the room with us, right? We gotta address that issue, get out of this situation, and then we can argue about who's got the best sports team or, or, or god that they might worship, right? Yeah,↗

1:12:00Speaker 2and I'm, I'm saying this was the American solution. We had the solution. It did work. We did have a moral consensus, and it was deliberate Partly wrecked because of, because of, look what happened after World War II. A certain group got in and they started, promoting the overturn of obscenity laws, promoting abortion, promoting, and suddenly, hey, we lost control of our own culture. That's how we lost it. We gave it, we surrendered it. We thought we were getting liberation, and it turns out we got control. Well, now we gotta reverse engineer that. Okay? We have to reverse engineer what's going on here. So I, if I wanna be in control of my life, I have to act according to God's plan for me, which is called the moral law. It's called practical reason. If you wanna achieve the good, you have to do certain things, you have to avoid certain things. There's not a, a person on the face of the earth who can disagree with that. Okay. Everybody understands, not to say everybody acts according to it all the time, that there are distortions, but everybody understands that there are certain things that you can do and certain things you cannot do, except for this one group that flagrantly violates this and is outraging the entire world by their contempt for the moral law and for human life. That's our moment of opportunity. We have to focus on this, we have to focus on that moral consensus, and I think that in the end it will prevail.↗

1:13:36Ian MalcolmNo, I, I'm, I'm in full agreement with you on that. And, and it is curious, and it's really, it's unfortunate that in many ways the Palestinians had to act as more or less martyrs for everybody to recognize how wicked the system is, how, how much disregard it has just for, for life in general, right? For, for the pursuit of its control and power.↗

1:13:56Speaker 2But the blood of martyrs is the seed of the, the faith. So, no, you know, God is in charge of human history, and nobody dies in vain, and there are people who, you know, whose cause, you know, the, the, the cause gets, because people are willing to die for it, that cause succeeds in a way that, it wouldn't have. other than that.↗

1:14:19Ian MalcolmNo, I think that's exactly right. And, and it's, it is curious because in bringing attention and awareness to the plight of the Palestinians, it opened the door for people to start asking questions like, "Well, if Israel's doing all these awful things, why is the United States continuously going out of its way to support them, even when it's subverting its own budget?" And↗

1:14:39Speaker 2that, and that question has become more acute now because Netanyahu is deliberately trying to sabotage any form of peace in the Middle East. And deliberately, what, what can I say, giving the finger to Donald Trump, who is his main protector? Even JD Vance is trying to, calm them down. You know, don't alienate Donald Trump. Well, they don't care. They don't, that, that, the Jewish car doesn't have a reverse gear. They never apologize. They just double down until finally they go too far and it breaks, and then something bad happens.↗

1:15:10Ian MalcolmSo it, so I was gonna go, and we're gonna go to Ronnie after this question, but what you just said, it, it,↗

1:15:18Ian Malcolmmyself to ask this. So this idea, I'm very curious for your thoughts on it, of, 'cause I've, I've read Kevin McDonald's take, I've, I've heard you talk about this in other spaces, but just to directly ask it, so that idea of the Jewish car doesn't have a reverse gear, it is just in drive, going full bore all the time with seemingly no shame and/or a, a complete lack of self-awareness. And, and so I'm curious if your thought is that this is something that is- Is it religious? Is it cultural? Or is it perhaps a, let's say, an offshoot of a genetic mechanism that results in this continuous behavior that we see by Netanyahu, we see by the Israeli Jews with the various polls that we've seen of them in support of the genocide, or even on this app where people, either of Jewish, let's say, faith or Jewish heritage, they, they seem to be completely unwilling, even when the, it was just the, the UN today just came out and basically said, "Yes, it was..." It was a genocide in Palestine. They targeted children, they targeted women, they targeted civilians, and you see all of the usual suspects coming out and saying, "Well, the, the UN is anti-Semitic now, right? Just forever unwilling to, to show any acknowledgement of some of these atrocities." Is-- again, do you think that's, is it downstream from religion, culture, or is there a genetic piece to the puzzle, or is it, is perhaps all of the three of them?↗

1:16:44Speaker 2No, your, your genetics determine, that determines your DNA determines the shape of your nose, but it doesn't determine your behavior. Okay? Your mind determines your behavior. And so I had to deal with this issue when I wrote The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit. I had to separate the Jewish question from the race question, because the race question has no meaning whatsoever if you go back to the crucial moment in history, which is the time when Jesus Christ, the Messiah, arrives, and the Jews have to decide, do we accept him? Or reject them. They all have the same DNA, okay? So that's not gonna determine the thing. What is the determining factor? The determining factor is logos,↗

1:17:25Speaker 2it's reason, okay? It's the order of the universe Jesus Christ was the Logos incarnate. Saint John said, "Logos is God, reason is God." That's the third sentence of his Gospel. And so, Logos is the order of that God has created. Logos is the person. He's the second person of the Blessed Trinity. And the Jews rejected both of them. So, and not only that, they killed their Messiah. And so, when you do that, when you tr- attempt to, to destroy, when you rebel against Logos as the order- Of the universe, you become a revolutionary, and that's what they've been ever since. That's why their car doesn't have a reverse gear. Okay? They are, they are determined, they are determined. Any place that allows them in, they immediately start to agitate against the social order of the country that gave them refuge. the first step is usually usury. They come in and they start lending money to people, and suddenly the entire economy is enslaved to Jewish usury. And then once they get that, then they- They got, you know, move one way or the other. They got the same playbook, they play it over and over again, and the problem is when you don't apologize, when you don't course correct,↗

1:18:40Speaker 2it doesn't bend, it breaks, and suddenly there's a violent reaction, and then, oh, they were kicked out of another country.↗

1:18:50Ian MalcolmYou know, it does seem to rinse and repeat itself, a thousand plus times.↗

1:18:55Speaker 2What I'm trying to say here is logos means limit. It means that there's a limit to, you know, whether it's the, the, the year, the day, whatever, there's a limit to everything ordained by God. And if you reject all limits, well, then you have no control over your own behavior. And so your car has no brake and no reverse gear, and you put your foot on the accelerator, and you go right off the cliff, which is what they're doing right now. Ask Jonathan Greenblatt. Ask, put Put Laura Loomer and Mark Levin on twenty-four seven, and guess what will happen? They will create enormous animosity against the Jews, which is exactly what they're doing. So they think they control the media, they put their people on, and everybody hates them because of what they're saying. That's the cunning of reason. That's the way God works in human history. He allows the wicked to do their, do their, do their wickedness, and then He turns evil into good.↗

1:19:56Ian MalcolmSo, so, just to clarify the thought there, so Lumer, Levin, all, Greenblatt, right? They, they're gonna continue sending out on the offense all of their mouthpieces and their puppets, and they're all gonna regurgitate the same talking points online. Your thought is that i-is it in the rejection of the logos and in this idea that they're gonna reject essentially the, the principles of the universe, is that then culturally codified in your thought within these individuals? Individuals through their parents or what is that? There,↗

1:20:29Speaker 2well, sure, there's definitely a culture. I'm not denying that there's culture. I'm denying that the, that their DNA is the source of their, their behavior. It's not. It's not the source of anybody's behavior. But if you go, have a family that sits down and they talk about, you know, Uncle Moishe and the Pale of Settlement and the pogroms and, in Russia, and suddenly you're, you're setting people up for the, Victoria Newlands attacking,↗

1:20:56Speaker 2Of course it's cultural, but then you've got a culture that is a basically, a, a, a, a, a software that contradicts the hardware that God created for you. It's a self-defeating program, and they don't understand that. That's the, the, the iconography of synagogah in tr-- traditional Catholic iconography is a, a woman with a blindfold on. The Jews are blind They don't understand that they're bringing about the very opposite of what they intend. They think, "Oh, well, we got money, we'll buy TikTok," blah, blah, and you bring about the exact opposite of what you intend. They don't understand that. They're blind. And so the blind man walks into a pit, and they're gonna walk, fall into the pit of their own making sooner or later. But it's inevitable, and it's always happened in the past, and so the question, the most charitable thing we can do to Jews is try to explain the truths of what they're doing, hold them accountable, and hope that they have second thoughts, and maybe, maybe they'll convert. Maybe they will. I mean, a lot of Jews are converting now. A lot of Jews have thanked me for writing the Jewish revolutionary spirit because it broke them out of that prison house called, whatever you wanna call it. The, the Jewish revolutionary spirit, whatever. It's a moment. This is the moment where we have to press, we have to be bold. We can't fold and say, "Oh, well, it's blah, blah." No, it's blah, blah, blah. It's, this is what, you know, Jeffrey Sachs, Chris, Tucker Carlson, they get to the crui-critical moment where they have to pull the trigger and say, "Well, it's not all Jews. Of course it's not all Jews. It's the Jews, the Jewish↗

1:22:50Speaker 2Problem. Of course, there are other Jews who don't go along with it. That doesn't change the fact that it was the Sanhedrin then that, ordered Christ killed, and it's major Jewish organizations like IPAC that are leading us into one foreign war after another. Of course, we can make this distinction. Of course, but apparently Tucker Carlson can't make it. Apparently Jeffers, I, where, I mean, part of the problem is every English speaker is a nominalist, and nominalists can't form the proper categories. And so therefore we're crippled in that regard, but we have to get to the reality of the situation. The reality in scripture, the Jew-- Saint Paul, one Thessalonians two, the Jews are the people who killed Christ,↗

1:23:35Speaker 2and they are enemies of the entire human race. The people doesn't mean, doesn't mean, as I said before, that the Blessed Mother cried, "Crucify Him," even though she shared Jewish DNA with the other people there. That's not the issue. The issue is this rebellion against God, which is satanic, which is-- has a strain in America that we've already talked about.↗

1:24:02Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And, and, w-with that, speaking of, I know we got a lot of individuals up here, and let's go to, to Ronnie, who came up, and I know he has got a question for you, Dr. Jones, and then we'll go to Mr. Adam.↗

1:24:14Speaker 5Thanks, Ian. you know, actually, you're right, I do have a question for Mr. Jones, his empirical wisdom. I know you, that you wouldn't even- Let him on your platform unless he has something relevant. But I just wanna turn back the page real quick, because even Elon Musk on his own platform, he's working against us. He is not our savior, he is not our friend. This man is literally just going about his own business while You know, completely denying his own↗

1:25:01Speaker 5involvement. You know, he's calling out Rokana right now, just for instance. He's calling out Rokana right now about Uside and stuff, but yet- He doesn't say anything about his dogs and how they dived in, did absolutely nothing for any of us. where's the two thousand dollar checks? You know, none of us ever got it. Where's any of the investigations gone? They've never gone anywhere.↗

1:25:29Speaker 2Okay. Can, can I, I never- Oh, yeah, yeah, you, you, I never- I said I was initiating canonization proceedings for, for Elon Musk. I credit him for, for opening, X up again after I got banned. We-- obviously he's, problematic, the whole thing is problematic, but give him credit for opening up what he did.↗

1:25:50Speaker 5Yes, sir, yes, sir. And I'm not, I'm not gonna deny any of that, but, what he's doing right now is he is obfuscating his own Investigations. Elon Musk opened up Doge so that he can basically sidestep all of his own investigations. Elon Musk opened up Doge so that he can shut down his own in-investigations. And I've, I've posted this stuff, on my own page. You guys are free to look it up.↗

1:26:24Speaker 5I'll, I'll post it in the purple pill after this conversation so that everybody can read up on it. and then I, I not only did I post it on his own comment or his own post, I commented on it, but I also shut down Grok as well, because Grok is a, you know, or well, at Grok, he is, and he, he's basically just like a lawyer that works against you, you know,↗

1:26:56Speaker 5He's not gonna tell you the truth. Everything runs through an analytical method, and it's all guardrail by the same people who own everything. Elon Musk has used Rock to↗

1:27:12Speaker 5basically,↗

1:27:16Speaker 5target civilians and in a military conflict, you know, for,↗

1:27:23Ian Malcolmfor Dr. Jones↗

1:27:25Speaker 5Yes, yes, I absolutely did. I, I, I'm, I'm, I was just gonna break everything down, but, you know, I'll get to it. So, you know, Dr. Jones, you know, we, we go through all these spaces, brother, and we're-- It, it kind of seems repetitive, but repetitiveness also brings awareness. So where do we go from here? You know, like, where do we go from just talking about it to being about it? How do we get-↗

1:27:52Speaker 5From just the ex-paces into an actual space where our voices are heard, because our voices aren't heard, no matter if you're contacting your constituents in, in, in a, a public, you know, space or your, your, your, you know, your, your senators, your, your, Congressmen's, you know, these people don't listen. They actually filter you through staff assistants that don't log anything, they don't do anything, but yet here we are, we talk about it all the time, and now, you know, I feel like we need to bring this forward more, but-↗

1:28:36Ian MalcolmWell, that's a, that's a good question, Dr. Jones. What do you think is that next step then, to, to bring these conversations a little bit more public? Just↗

1:28:42Speaker 6become Catholic. Just become Catholic. I'm sorry to take the words out of your mouth, Dr.↗

1:28:49Speaker 2There's no action until you have consciousness. So what is, what is, what is prudence? Prudence is you understand the truth and then you act on it. You have to understand the truth before you can act, and this is part-- I, I think we're having a free discussion here. I'm not being impeded by- Anything saying anything here. So give him credit for allowing this free discussion. We have to have this free discussion in order to come to a consensus, and then out of the consensus will eventually come action. How that happens, who's gonna do it, is something I can't say at this moment. But it naturally, conclusion, the, the consciousness leading to consensus naturally leads to action.↗

1:29:35Speaker 2To, to act before you have consensus or consciousness, is a waste of time, because you don't know what you're doing. So, absolutely, you have to have knowledge before power. I'm glad we, I'm glad we, I'm glad, I'm glad we had this. I'm glad we're having this discussion.↗

1:29:52Speaker 7Oh, I thought you were gonna say you're glad that you had a consensus.↗

1:30:01Speaker 1Thank you so much, Michael. That was a really good question, Ronnie. Alright, let's go to Bryce. Welcome, Bryce. Go for it.↗

1:30:11Speaker 8Yeah, I don't have a question or- I can't. Yeah, I don't have a question or anything. I just wanna- Wait, wait,↗

1:30:16Speaker 1wait, hold on, Bryce. I think you can't hear us. Dr. Michael, can you hear us?↗

1:30:24Speaker 1Yeah, should I just- Dr. Jones,↗

1:30:25Speaker 2can you hear us? I-I'm sorry, the, the, the voice, the voice is breaking up. I can't understand what's, what's happening. We'll try, Dr. Jones, we'll↗

1:30:32Ian Malcolmtry, recycling you from the stage and see if that works really quickly. So we'll give it just a second. and, and to keep things on the, the question train, let's, I, I, well, I suppose, Bryce, why don't you lay down, the, the thought or addition you wanted to provide while we wait for Doug to get up?↗

1:30:48Speaker 8Yeah. I just wanna just, I, I, I wanna be quick about this. I think it's important for us to be historically correct, right? 'Cause one thing that the left and the right uses against us is when we don't get things one hundred percent correct, and that's a way of dismissing us. So one, in the New Hampshire primary in nineteen ninety-two. Pat Buchanan didn't win the,↗

1:31:13Speaker 8didn't win the New Hampshire primary. He came in second, he had thirty-seven percent to, George Herbert Walker Bush's fifty-three percent. there's also a confusion between George W. Bush and George Herbert Walker Bush. George W. Bush was the one who declared war on pornography. George W. Bush was the one who tried to make it illegal, in, in, gas stations, all those areas, was actually ju- it was Dubs.↗

1:31:41Speaker 8lastly, Wendell Wilkie was not some Jewish conspiracy. Wendell Wilkie was propped up to stop the conservative Robert Taft from getting the nomination. they propped up Wendell Wilkie to stop a mass conservative movement and the party going back to Hardingism and Coolidgeism, which Robert Taft represented. They, the powers that be in the Republican Party at that time were very much the people that were were run by, the banking industry and the banking industry in the nineteen forties, in the ear-- and this is nineteen forty, so it's about nineteen thirty-nine, were actually antisemitic. They didn't like Jews. JP Morgan refused to do any business with Jews. It was the idea of stopping, conservatism in nineteen forty. It wasn't, it wasn't some kind of, you know, Jewish plot. We hadn't got there yet. Jewish people hadn't infected the Republican Party.↗

1:32:41Speaker 8until way after. So I just wanted to correct some things before we, you know, are easily dismissed by the things that we say.↗

1:32:53Speaker 1Alright, thank you so much, Bryce. And I don't know where, Dr. Michael Jones, I think is still recycling, and I don't know the topic well, so, so thank you so much for that. And, yeah, no, and, and Bryce,↗

1:33:05Ian MalcolmI, I do wanna just, I wanna thank you, right, for the, the correction there on HW versus W. we always will aim to be as accurate as we can with all things in these spaces, and I, I do think it discredits us, right, if, if we doing so. Let's go back to, Adam while we wait for, Dr. Jones to get back, in here. Hopefully, he was just having a little bit of connectivity, issues, but, have loved everything that he's had to say. and, and agree with-- I mean, it's like ninety-nine point nine percent of it. I, I-- And, and that's the thing that I think is so beautiful. And Adam, you and I↗

1:33:41Ian Malcolmwere, were very-- We're, we're, we're actually perfectly embody Whether it's, our, our, let's say our favorite, athletic events, the, the dishes that we might enjoy, the colors that we might wear of our T-shirts, whatever it is, right? But we're all in this together, high-fiving when we're making advances, and that's how we're gonna win, my friend.↗

1:34:08Speaker 3Yeah, absolutely. And, actually, it's funny you mentioned that because that's what I wanted to comment on, which was, Dr. Jones there, he was talking about, You know, the hardware versus the software, and I, I fully believe in that. I believe that the soul is universal, and it, you know, it even says it there in the Declaration of Independence, and I believe it, which is, the, all men are created equal. You know, I think the Founding, Founding Fathers of America believed that, you know, led by, you know, their, religious upbringing, this, you know, ancient morality And, I agree about it. I think it's kind of productive to say that, you know, any person or people is like genetically evil. I feel like,↗

1:34:50Speaker 3that's a, a zero-sum game that leads to like dangerous consequences, and it, you know, this gives ammunition to people to, to pick apart your own, your argument, your philosophy, your beliefs, 'cause You know, it's not too far off from hate, in my opinion. so yeah, I completely believe that. I believe in that. I believe if you believe in God and you believe in the immortal soul, then, then, yeah, you, you'd have to believe that all people have, you know, a soul that's capable of good, capable of evil, capable of sin and vice, and, it really is an issue of, of, you know, software versus hardware, isn't it? Changing the software,↗

1:35:22Speaker 3is, is all that's↗

1:35:29Speaker 3On that, on that one. and my question for him was like, it was going to be about economics, I just wanted to ask him, you know, how much, 'cause he was talking about fifty percent of pregnancies ending in, in abortion, and, you know, he was saying that a lot of, a lot of it is, due to, you know, the, moral attack and, and, degradation that's been happening, o-over time. But I feel like there is a massive economic aspect. I wanted,↗

1:36:00Ian MalcolmOh my gosh, as always, thank you for, for being here and, and, we need to see more of, Mr. Adam, Media for anybody that's not following him, an absolutely wonderful account, and one of those individuals that just like, Mr. Nietzsche or Joanne or so many others that frequent these conversations with us, you know, is just aiming for the good, right? It's so, it's so curious 'cause, Dr. Jones even talked about this, right? The idea of triangulating everybody behind something as simple↗

1:36:30Ian MalcolmLike what a foreign concept in the West today. Honeybadger, I'm not sure if you wanted to jump in, then we'll go to, this before. I actually↗

1:36:37Speaker 6do have a couple of questions for Adam because I, I really like to him to unpack, what his questions are to Dr. Jones in terms of abortion and economics. I, I think that's a good conversation, and, you know, Adam, we used to follow each other, and so, one of the things that really kind of bothered me, and- Oh, this is-↗

1:36:59Speaker 3New account, this is a new account. But Adam, okay, okay, I think I still follow you on my old account, on my other account. No, okay,↗

1:37:05Speaker 6anyway. But moving forward, you know, one of the things that bothered me is that when Carrie Prigge and Bowler and Samira were coming together, you know, to kind of like, you know, basically as the two women that were being canceled by Zionism, and actually Samira stood up. For Carrie, and, and the, they did it like simultaneously, and you kinda said, "I'm Team Samira versus Carrie." That was, that was really, that was... Wait, wait, what? You think Samira? If you remember, if you remember that,↗

1:37:39Speaker 3I don't, I don't remember this. I, I supported Carrie.↗

1:37:41Speaker 6Well, okay, but you were, you were kinda... Anyway, you think↗

1:37:43Speaker 3Samira?↗

1:37:44Speaker 6Well, okay, anyways, but like that was a conversation that was being had. So, like, we can talk offline about that because maybe I was confused↗

1:37:54Speaker 3I was wondering why she unfollowed me, Carrie Jean, 'cause she was following me and then she unfollowed me, and I was so confused about that. But I would↗

1:37:59Speaker 6really like to kind of dig in.↗

1:38:01Speaker 3Can you send me this? Yeah, DM me about this, I'll follow you. But,↗

1:38:04Speaker 6but, but, but so moving forward, what, what, okay, can you just unpack what you just said about, Dr. Jones's opinions on abortion and economics? That's what I would like to hear you talk about. What, what, what is wrong with his stance↗

1:38:25Speaker 3Yeah, sure. And, yeah, be sure to tell, link me anything about Samira. I don't know who Samira is, so, so please do link me that. No, you, yeah, I'm not sure, but I don't know if that was, that was me or anything, but, but, yeah, we can talk about it. but yeah, I, I don't, I'm not saying there's a direct link between those two, but I was more talking about like low birth rates, and I was kind of extrapolating↗

1:38:49Speaker 3and that, Yeah.↗

1:38:57Speaker 1Honey, why did you cut off? Or is...↗

1:39:00Speaker 6What, no, no, I, I Samira Munchie, you, you remember, you know who Samira↗

1:39:04Speaker 3Munchie is. Is, is she the one who was, wasn't she on the same side as Carrie? It doesn't↗

1:39:07Speaker 6matter, if you don't remember, it's fine. But let's just- No,↗

1:39:10Speaker 3I, I, I would remember saying I anything against Carrie, 'cause I was, I was pro Carrie, I was, I was promoting Carrie, I was supporting Carrie. Like, no,↗

1:39:18Speaker 1no↗

1:39:21Speaker 6I'm really confused by this whole thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't, I don't wanna get↗

1:39:24Speaker 3into it. I don't know. Anyways, I, I publicly supported Carrie, and I never really kind of signaled to her. It's fine, it's fine.↗

1:39:28Speaker 6So, so moving forward, no, it's fine. It, it might have been a misunderstanding, but, you know, these things- I, I just don't think that's- What, what are you talking about, sir? I'm sorry, what are you talking about when, when, when you're That's my real question.↗

1:39:49Speaker 3Yeah, no, it wasn't a disagreement. I was, it was a question for him that if he thinks that's a factor into it, I wanted to hear his thoughts on that. And, like, yeah, like I said, I was more talking about the low birth rates, which I, you know, attribute to being, a large part of that being an economic cause, and if, you know, low birth rates are, you know, extrapolating that to be related to, high abortion rates, I just wanted to hear what↗

1:40:17Speaker 6No, no,↗

1:40:18Speaker 3like I said, I'm not saying there's a direct link, I wasn't saying there's a direct link there, I'm saying like low birth rates are definitely linked to, to low birth rates, and I wanted to hear it. Because I don't really, I haven't done any research onto why↗

1:40:32Ian Malcolmpeople don't want-↗

1:40:42Speaker 3No,↗

1:40:42Ian Malcolmno Here's the brilliance of the Ian Malcolm spaces. Oh, no,↗

1:40:51Speaker 6let's cool that down for a second because, I mean, I, I know Dr. Jones very well, you know, and so I think I can speak a little-- I, I don't mean to like speak for him, but I can speak a little bit on his behalf, you know, when, when we talk about, you know, how abortion is linked to economics, if you wanna go there, and if you have any misgivings with his stance on,↗

1:41:14Speaker 3No, go ahead Something that I don't like, it wasn't, it wasn't literally a question. I don't think↗

1:41:20Speaker 1he wasn't disagreeing at all. I think he was just asking a question. I wasn't giving a position.↗

1:41:24Speaker 3Yeah, I was asking a question. You're trying to infer, you're trying to imply, no, you're trying to imply that I'm giving a position or a statement based on some bitterness you have over the same thing. Thank you guys for talking↗

1:41:33Speaker 9past each other. Yeah, because birth rates are absolutely tied to economics, abortion isn't necessarily, but birth rates absolutely are.↗

1:41:41Speaker 1Adam↗

1:41:46Ian MalcolmEverybody, come on,↗

1:42:05Speaker 3I just think you should have DM'd me about your private, disagreement 'cause I, I really think this is- Well, just getting back to↗

1:42:10Speaker 7the↗

1:42:11Speaker 3abortion versus the,↗

1:42:12Speaker 7the birth↗

1:42:12Speaker 6rate. No, no, no, no, I got it, I got it. No, no, no, no, it's↗

1:42:15Speaker 7okay. I'm, okay, well, I'm gonna, I'm gonna finish the thought anyway. So getting back to the- So those two ideas are obviously not mutually exclusive. It is true that where women start entering into the work, workforce in far greater numbers, I mean, Right? But of course, and I, I will ask Adam this question, you weren't saying that that, which is true, is mutual-- that that doesn't cancel out the idea that abortion also had something to do with it, right? You weren't-- one of those wasn't canceling out the other in your mind, right, Adam?↗

1:42:52Speaker 3Yeah, no, it was literally just a question. I wasn't making this up. Yeah, right. By,↗

1:42:55Speaker 7by definition, every baby, every child that's aborted could have added to the birth rate, right? I mean, you know, you're literally not allowing them to be born, so both of those things-- there can be economic conditions where a family says, "Uh, well, we're just gonna have one kid instead of six," or, or, but, but then they could also say, "Well, we're gonna kill that kid," right? Both of those affect the birth rates↗

1:43:21Speaker 3Sorry, can you repeat that? Both abortion↗

1:43:24Speaker 7and economics affect the birth rate, wouldn't you say that?↗

1:43:28Speaker 3Yeah, yeah. I, I was, wondering if how related these, different things are.↗

1:43:34Speaker 6Oh, no, I mean, like the less children we have, the, the less, the, like, potential workers we have to support the economy, right? So, so basically, like, and, and that's what our entire country, that's what our entire health care system, healthcare system Was built on, you know, the, the, the, the presupposition that, you know,↗

1:43:56Speaker 6more people could have more children, or, or the, the population would, replace itself to the point that we could, you know, we could feed and care for our elderly population, but that didn't happen. And again, I mean, abortion isn't even actually the beginning. We should go back to birth control, actually. You know, in terms of the, the cancellation of family and women And, you know, what we were actually meant for. But anyways, I'll digress. Thank you guys for letting me speak. You know, I wish Dr. Jones could come back because I don't wanna speak on his behalf, but we kinda think the same way. Thank you, Ian. No, of course. Thank↗

1:44:35Ian Malcolmyou. And not, not, not sure what, what happened. I know he was having some issues with the audio. We went to recycle him, that seemed to work a time or two, but, might be having an issue with his↗

1:44:50Ian MalcolmJoanne, is it Godfrey who's up next? I wanna make sure we respect the order here.↗

1:44:54Speaker 1It's Mighty and then Godfrey.↗

1:44:56Ian MalcolmAll right, let's go to Mighty and then Mr. Godfrey.↗

1:44:59Speaker 4Godfrey, go ahead, I'm in my backyard with a dog, I'll be up in ten minutes.↗

1:45:03Speaker 1Awesome, thank you, Mighty. And, and I, please repost this, please. And follow Ian and David and Godfrey and everybody in the panel is just absolutely brilliant. And also, if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and thank you so much for being here. Godfrey, go for it.↗

1:45:17Ian MalcolmAnd I'll have to ask Thor when he gets back if he has a Chihuahua or a Great Dane. I feel like it would have to be one↗

1:45:23Speaker 4Boston Terrier, no other than a Boston Terrier. A↗

1:45:26Ian MalcolmBoston Terrier for the guy from San Francisco. Who would have seen that one coming? Don't↗

1:45:30Speaker 4tell anyone. Don't tell anyone. My neighbor In San Francisco, we have cats and dogs, so I followed suit. I'll be back. Well, strong↗

1:45:44Ian Malcolmdog for a strong man, Mr. Thor. Always a pleasure to have you here. Let's, let's continue on then.↗

1:45:49Speaker 3yeah, Ian, just if I can quickly say, you know, just in general, I feel like, you know, I've always, on the top of Carrie Pridgen, like she was great, and you, can go to my account at Immediate and search Carrie, my search history, and you'll see Or, or something like that. But, but yeah, I just wanted to clarify that real quick. But yeah, over to you. Thank you↗

1:46:12Speaker 10so much, Hannah.↗

1:46:15Speaker 1Thank,↗

1:46:16Speaker 10thank you. Yeah, I was, I had a direct question for Dr. Jones, so I don't know if he is, coming back, but it, it was a kind of a direct question for him, so I can just wait.↗

1:46:29Speaker 4I'll chime, I'll chime in then, if, unless you wanna go to somebody else. No, go for it. I'm sorry. Yeah, go ahead. Okay, yeah, thanks, Godfrey. Godfrey, why don't we just yield? I yield, good sir, back and forth. We can yield again and again and again and monopolize Ian's face. I jest, I jest. So, I'm out of breath. I just ran up the stairs here. If I die, call nine one one, even though none of you have my address. So, I took a couple of genetics classes, just a whopping two,↗

1:47:01Speaker 4decades ago, before any of you were alive, except And he's Michael Jones. And, and, you know, yes, you can--↗

1:47:11Speaker 7We do realize that's a picture of Nietzsche, not me, right?↗

1:47:14Speaker 4Yeah, yeah, yeah. the narcissistic Nietzsche.↗

1:47:18Speaker 7David's actually↗

1:47:18Speaker 4a hundred and four.↗

1:47:19Ian MalcolmThat's, that's, that's, that's him a long time ago.↗

1:47:23Speaker 4But so, yeah, you can breed. A number of studies were done, I think in Russia and Ukraine, you can breed for temperament, and I'm relating this to the Jews, of course. Red foxes and wolves, they were basically selected for based on temperament. They wanted to remove the aggression they found that was, you know, common in the various breeds of wolves and foxes, and they were able to do that. And so if you think about, we were talking about this the other night in your space I think in the 14th century, thirteen hundred and something, there was a bottleneck of, I think, four hundred no more Ashkenazi Jews, and so because of that, and by the way, I heard this through the grapevine and on a viral TikTok video, it was on YouTube also until they shit-canned it,↗

1:48:10Speaker 4And then Susan Wojcicki died of cancer after her, her son committed suicide after jumping off a five-story parking garage, but that put a smile on my face. I'm kind of a sadist when it comes to Jews. Okay, so yeah, no, we don't↗

1:48:23Ian Malcolmadvocate for anybody's death there. I know, I know. I know that's unjust.↗

1:48:28Speaker 4I'm so glad she's gone. But, so yeah, this Ashkenazi Jewish woman was explaining that Jews are, Ashkenazi Jews are at minimum thirtieth cousins as a result of that bottleneck. Way back when. And so, I mean, talk about tribalism, it's legal for them to discriminate against all those who aren't them, and they do so. You're a white guy, you try and do that, you, literally illegal, you know, you get to be the, the g-the guy that denied, the baker man that denied a gay couple or a lesbian couple a cake or some shit. But I wanna read one more thing. This is a, and I'll, I'll stop, chatting, believe it or not, Ian. So↗

1:49:09Speaker 4this The Truth About Judaism by Douglas Rushkoff. I'm sure E. Michael Jones would know who I'm talking about. He's about a sixty-four, sixty-five year old baby, baby boomer now, a, a reform radical leftist Jew, and this is what he says in the video, thirty-two seconds long, up in the nest, in the pillow below. Here it↗

1:49:34Speaker 4is. The thing that makes Judaism dangerous to everybody, to every race, to every nation, to every idea, is that we smash things that aren't true. Jews don't believe in the boundaries of nation states. We don't believe And the ideas of these individual gods who protect individual groups of people, these are artificial constructs. And Judaism, get this, Judaism teaches us that no other religion and no other nation state other than Israel is real. So in a sense, our detractors have us right in that we Jews are a corrosive force. We break down the false gods of all nations and all people because they aren't real, and that's very upsetting. Adding to people, okay. So his words, not mine, his accent, not mine. That's all I wanted to say. Thanks gang, good space. I hope Jones comes back, back too, by the way.↗

1:50:31Ian MalcolmNo, I, I, I do too. It was wonderful to have him in here. Very, very strong voice for our cause, and I think he's got a very unifying message. I'm, I'm kind of curious Thor for your thoughts before you jump off here. obviously, w- people like you and I get attacked because we talk about race at all, so I suppose that makes us racists according to our critics. I'm also called a white nationalist by some, while a race traitor by the people that I think actually call themselves white nationalists, which is kind of funny. so I'm kind of curious for your thoughts, Mr. Thor, on Jones' message of essentially unifying behind, not necessarily Catholicism or Christianity, but unifying behind morality As a common band, against Jewish supremacy, at least in the short run.↗

1:51:18Speaker 4Yeah, morality is the kryptonite, against Jews. They're the epitome of immoral. I actually think, and by the way, my opinions are mine alone, I took the headphones off. I hope I'm more clear, less muffled. Maybe I'm too overpowering, though. Let me know if I've unlimited power. Okay. This sounds great, mighty. Okay, so I know, I know, I was asking about my volume, though. Oh, you sound like Pulp Fiction↗

1:51:41Ian Malcolmthere↗

1:51:43Speaker 4I tried. So yeah, I mean, look, I actually believe the Jews are an evil, utterly tribal people, and they've been destroying peoples and nations for their three thousand, three hundred year existence. I know that sounds radical, and they kill who they want with impunity in the Middle East now, and through their ideologies throughout the entire Western world via the Jewish, Jewish oligarchy funding, these NGOs, Jewish NGOs that facilitate these ships from all over Africa and the Middle East Not that I'm trying to dehumanize anyone that is from Africa or the Middle East, but yes, that's what I think we need to do. I have asked J-Jones,↗

1:52:22Speaker 4half a dozen questions over the mic when he was on Cozy TV, and also, oh God, what, what other plat-Telegram, I would hop into chats. This is a couple of years ago. He's like seventy-five and from Philly. He is a liberal baby boomer, and I wanted to ask him if he ever comes back what his thoughts are on Pope Francis, because my question↗

1:52:43Speaker 4Remembered it. And when I shut up here momentarily, if Ian, Joann, and the big-brained, the big-brained, smart-ass genius philosopher, and one, David Nitcha, would all chime in, my, my question is, do you guys and gal think that X here could be, as many people describe it more and more, a pressure release valve? It is the only platform where night after night we can sit here and say, "Fuck these Jews," they're- Genociding us, they're disempowering, dispossessing us. So that's my question, but let me just say, I, for one, am pretty, you know, displeased with Robert Francis Prevost, Pope Leo the fourteenth, he said the other day in his own, you know, verbiage, "I, we must bless all of these migrant boats that are coming into the Western world. I mean, that's gonna lead to diversity 'cause it's our greatest strength and vulcanization. We've seen it happen." That, that makes me sick. Me too, Godfrey. Let me just finish. Excused me, brother.↗

1:53:50Speaker 5Yeah, whoa.↗

1:53:51Speaker 4Let me just finish, brother, and then I want you guys can take it away. So I hope to God this isn't a pressure release valve and we're all gonna be put into some gay, teal-esque, and Alex Carpeen, Palantir-type database. thank God we've got a second amendment. Definitely, I won't expound on that. Just↗

1:54:09Ian MalcolmFYI. Huh? I said, "We're definitely in that."↗

1:54:13Speaker 4By the way, yeah, I don't care. I don't care about the↗

1:54:16Ian Malcolmdatabase.↗

1:54:17Speaker 4Yeah, I say whatever the fuck I want with impunity, thank God I've been retired for four years, and it's great to have grown up when I did, when David did, and when, what's his name, the star of the show, E. Michael Jones, grew up, and Game of Thrones. How could I forget my almost seventy-one year old buddy who I think is in LA? We didn't have the policing of speech. Your↗

1:54:41Speaker 4Young boy, I'm gonna shut up. Thanks for the time, great space, I shall listen, my friends.↗

1:54:46Ian MalcolmNo, mighty Thor, always wonderful, and I'm gonna be very curious for, for David's thought actually. Maybe we'll start with, with him on that specific question that Mr. Thor, had asked there, David. Any, any thoughts on that? On the pressure release? Exactly, on, on X being, is, and, and I don't know, maybe, m- might you to clarify, would that be a pressure release for the, the system, the government, or loosely speaking, the Jews? Just a particular- Well, well,↗

1:55:15Speaker 4number one, David is gonna say, "No, no, not at all, of course not, 'cause he's a part of it." I'm kidding, I'm kidding, my friend. No one could be more-- The guy's so candid, and I appreciate his, his self-de Does it as well, because he is very secure with himself, and we should all aspire to that. But what I mean is, you know, we're able to say what we want with impunity for now. We can dissent against the government and the agendas, and, and maybe that will come to an end. Maybe we will experience sixty-nine years of Soviet-style communism. Go ahead, my friend, thanks.↗

1:55:51Speaker 7Well, I agree that my humility and my awesomeness are my two best qualities. But, but no, I- I, I thought of this, of course. I think this, I think a lot of us have actually intuited this. Okay, what's going on here because we're being, well, you know, soft shadow band, if you want to put it that way, rationed down our reach, of course. So it does seem like that, right? I mean, it's reasonable to infer, and it's clear, like if you use Brock here's every Grok interaction. Hey, are the Jews a problem? The, oh, please don't say this, Grok says. you know, the Jews told me to-- I'm sorry, I meant to say, of course the Jews aren't a problem. I'm unbiased here. So it's obvious, right? It's obvious that there is a bias in the direction of Jewish supremacy, and yet they're letting you speak. Now, but there are two aspects to your question. You said, so the question is, if their intent is to do that, yes, it↗

1:56:50Speaker 7But the second question is, I think, or what's endemic to your question, is the idea that is it, is that effective? Does that work? No, absolutely not. Because as you heard me say many times, the truth spoken but once can shatter a lie spoken a thousand times. You can't allow someone to stand behind, beside a liar and go, "Oh, that's actually a lie. Here's why. Here are the receipts." You couldn't allow True Teller to stand up by Mark Levin and just, you know, literally just correct him. Everything he says. Of course, that couldn't happen, and that is what they're allowing to happen. So I wouldn't say, I wouldn't say that it's effective, but is, is that the intention? I could be.↗

1:57:30Speaker 4Well, your optimism shines through once again, I must say.↗

1:57:34Ian MalcolmYeah, and for what it's worth, on that, so, so two things. Number one, I do think it's entirely reasonable to basically say that Elon Musk has commercialized X for the explicit purpose of either working, with or selling to the intel agencies and the powers that be at a political level, worldwide, for what it's worth. And we've got that famous clip of, Alex Karp saying not only was, Palantir tied into COVID and some of the databasing there But that it was also used to not only track and to monitor rising right wing political movements, but also to suppress them. Alex Corb said that on video to a reporter. He proudly said, essentially, "We can control the political dialogue of right wing movements to ensure things don't get out of control." That was the inference, right? And so I think if you, if you really envision, let's, let's- Imagine that Elon Musk isn't part of the cabal and that he's part of this power structure, right? That he's merely a financial guy who's out for his own bank account, right? Well, then he would be using the platform that he has to sell it to the highest bidder, and who is that bidder? It's not you, me, and the person that's gonna subscribe for three dollars a month, right? No, it's big, powerful billionaires that want to direct the traffic of their economies, of their political machinations, right? That's exactly what this application could be accused of, of doing, right? It's a perfectly reasonable conclusion to arrive at. Again, that, that negates the notion that, that he is in fact just part of Jewish supremacy, that he's essentially a poster boy, that is held up as a faux version of Tony Stark, so that we think that this guy-- I went on a rant once comparing Elon Musk to the proverbial Tony Stark, talking about going to outer space in his rocket suit and all this other nonsense, right? It, it- It's, it's kinda ludicrous. And then you look at the backstory of this guy and, I mean, there's no way around it, it doesn't really add up. It seems a lot easier to suggest that he was part of the PayPal mafia along with Peter Thiel, because he was put there from the get-go. That everything that is part of his story, he goes to Tesla, he didn't found the company. Tesla's not Elon Musk's invention. He bought it from a guy, and then he said in the documentation↗

2:00:00Ian Malcolmwhen, when they went and they did the transaction, he said, "Oh, by the way, we've gotta rewrite the history on your company so that we pretend that I've always been here from the get-go." That's insane. And so you can look at these things, whether it's that, it's the boring company, it's the chips in our brain, it's moving to a CBDC essentially, which is what he would more or less advocate for, and he buys this application, he says he's↗

2:00:25Ian MalcolmDoes while limiting it when it's critical of Jews, while ensuring, like E Michael Jones was saying, we're flooded with pornography, right? What, what is it essentially that he's doing? He's opening up the everything app that if he has his way, oh by the way, it's not just gonna be how you get your news, which is no longer even news, it's just demoralizing slop, but it's also gonna be your bank account, it's gonna be your digital ID, it's gonna be your everything, so that, like Adam was saying earlier, they can track you↗

2:00:55Ian MalcolmBy the rules, and if you step out of line, well, then we're gonna reduce the value of your currency, right? You can see how they could build this digital snare, where you just live within essentially Ready Player One, except the detrimental part is at least in that Spielberg movie, it presents the character as having some rendition of free will. They all compete in a Darwinistic video game. This one, no, no, no, no, no, it's not how good or talented you are, it's how much you benefit their system of control, and if you step out of line, Shut down, you have to be destroyed. That's sick, is what it genuinely is. It, it's the construct of sociopaths and narcissists, which is what we're ruled by. And so, no, I, I do think it's very reasonable to suggest that Musk isn't sincere, that he's not genuine, and as the latest development on this front, okay, what I posted today, I noticed, I don't know if, if everybody else on this panel has noticed the same, Adam, I'd be curious for your, your thoughts on this. I've been posting of late, and, and the views to likes ratios are completely out of whack. I used to get a couple hundred views over the course of the first ten to fifteen minutes of a post going live, and it would usually have something like a five to ten percent engagement, meaning maybe it gets a thousand views over the course of two or three hours, and it would get something like fifty to a hundred, if not a hundred and fifty or two hundred likes, because what they've traditionally been doing is to- Explain this to anybody not familiar. What they've been doing is, is putting us into these little silos. So the only people that see anything that Ian Malcolm writes are the ones that follow and regularly look at my content. And if you're Nikita Biere or you're Elon Musk or you're the powers that be, you're fine with that because the thousand people that regularly look at my stuff, they know that they're not gonna change their worldview. Right? So historically, that's what they've been doing, but the problem is, if they only ship out my content to people that like this concept of the JQ, well, it means when we go to Mark Levin and we say, "You, you suck, here's moldy bread," right? If they only push that out to a thousand people that like our worldview, and two hundred of them like it, well, if Mark Levin gets a million views, but only fifty people like anything he has to say 'cause he's a complete lunatic, right? Then he looks like a fool because So what do I think they're now doing? I think that they are adding and attaching. Everybody saw the bot purges. I think that they basically are re-regularly going in, removing followers from our accounts. They remove two hundred, they add in a hundred that are bots, right? Because the algorithm's designed to feed your content to your newest followers, because the, the old idea was those are the ones most interested, right? They just found you, they wanna see it. But now that they're bots, well, when they do, quote unquote, see your content, they're not So what does that mean? They ship out your content to a hundred, two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, five hundred bots. None of them engage with anything, and that tells the algorithm, "Oh, X Grok, well, Grok, this post isn't very engaging, 'cause they built the system to do it." And so then they get to say to the machine, "Oh, well, it's not engaging, make sure that nobody else sees it." That's how this whole system is designed. That's how, for some reason, in twenty-three seconds, a post that I↗

2:04:13Ian Malcolm380 views in 23 seconds, and it got one like, because none of the other three hundred and seventy-something accounts were real, they were just bots. So that tells the system, oh, this isn't engaging, nobody's gonna wanna look at it, and then bloop, it goes to a complete halt. That is what they are going to do with dissident voices. And so when you look at systems like that, and you ask the question, well, what do you think of Elon Musk? I don't know about Musk, he's just the guy that bought it. He Who was a WEF Schill. She was terribly unpopular. Linda Yaccarino. We know who she was in bed with, yes, the Jews. And then they replaced her with Nikita Bier. And Nikita Bier comes in and he tinkers with everything. For what it's worth, he still lets me say it's the Jews. So I gotta give him credit. And he's even commented on some of my posts saying, "Yeah." He basically said, "There's lots of stuff on this application that I find detestable, but I'll still let people say it."↗

2:05:13Ian MalcolmWell, I've just been like, "Yes, I find him, Malcolm, detestable, but I'm gonna let him have a voice, so I gotta give him credit." But no, this is a hundred percent designed to, to silo us into irrelevance. I said once in JQ Radio, "They let us think that we're in the stadium." But we're not center court, we're not even anywhere on the court, we're not even anywhere on the bleachers. They have taken us and put us in a far room, in the far corners of the stadium, where nobody can find us because all the lights are off, all the signs are off, and we're just screaming from essentially our little echo chamber saying, "Hey, guys, it's Jaws!" So hopefully we will be able to figure this thing out, but if we can't, then the whole world's gonna fall into this exact same system of oppression. So Elon Musk, very hard to say with certainty what his angle is, but it's very reasonable to say based on what we can observe in terms of the algorithm, he's not looking out for our best interest, right? Or perhaps he is, but if that's the case, then what that means is the best that he can give us, given the financial and political powers that be, is the ability to be, let's say, Seen, but essentially not heard, right? Freedom of speech, just no reach in the town square. But perhaps again, maybe that's all Elon can give us.↗

2:06:30Speaker 11Hey, Ian, do you mind if I ask a question? Here, here's what I was gonna ask, Dr. Jones, and I'm just curious what the room has to say about this. Do you think that Christian Zionism will die out on its own in twenty years because it only is supported at this point by boomers? And I, I don't think it has any support with people forty years or younger. And I think it really is a dying,↗

2:06:58Speaker 11psyop. I mean, let's call it what it is. It's a psyop, it's a construct. There's nothing about it that has any semblance to real Christianity. do you guys, and I'm very curious on David's thoughts about that, do you think it will naturally die out in twenty years or perhaps even less?↗

2:07:16Speaker 12Do I think what will naturally, naturally die out?↗

2:07:19Speaker 11Christian Zionism, like evangelical Christian Zionism, and, and, what we're seeing with people like Mike Huckabee and others.↗

2:07:26Speaker 12I don't know the time, but I do believe, as you've probably heard me say before, that every lie has an expiration date. And it's very hard on, over the long stretch of time, for consciousness to, to house a contradiction. And of course, Christian Zionism is, it's, it's a, it's very, very oxymoronic. So yeah, I think, I think it has an expiration date and then the, the whole idea will go away.↗

2:07:56Speaker 13I would just say, God forbid that it doesn't, I don't care if it has an exploration. I wasn't↗

2:08:00Speaker 11asking you. Yeah, we didn't get that. I wasn't asking. We weren't,↗

2:08:05Speaker 12we weren't talking about narcissistic Zionism 'cause that would be redundant. You, you need goy↗

2:08:10Speaker 11slaves. I wasn't talking to you, I was asking Ian and David.↗

2:08:15Speaker 12Yeah. So and, and you know, I will just go one step further.↗

2:08:19Speaker 14Think of the term, I like to think of things algebraically, like break them down. So think of the term, Judeo-Christian. So, Judeo is that↗

2:08:27Speaker 12Christ is, burning in a vat of his own excrement in hell and- Christianity↗

2:08:35Speaker 14says he's king, so let's put him together. Christ, who is burning in a vat of his own ashram in hell, is king, right? That's, that's not really where you put your kings, is it? I mean, of course, the whole idea is just so ludicrous that of course anybody who says that, says that is just-- The, the cognitive dissonance is astounding.↗

2:08:56Speaker 13firstly, David, wait, hold on, I have the stats but I'm↗

2:09:00Speaker 15looking for them. I'll, I'll post them in the purple pill in a second. And, yeah, I think once the boomers are gone, that, that ideology is going to be completely over. But yes, dudes, tell us how did you feel? Let's go!↗

2:09:14Speaker 13Well, he's, building a straw man, David, because, Christians don't follow the Talmud. Number one, so it doesn't, it's not relevant to what they believe in. They simply follow the Bible, the, the Tanakh, Old Testament.↗

2:09:28Speaker 16Do you think the Bible's been↗

2:09:29Speaker 13juvified and cucked? Could you say again? Do you think the Bible's↗

2:09:33Speaker 17been↗

2:09:34Speaker 13Jewified, cooked, and↗

2:09:35Speaker 17changed to,↗

2:09:36Speaker 13to- No, no, we follow the, Masoretic text. Which is corrupted by the Jews. So-↗

2:09:42Speaker 14Well, hold on, hold on. Here's the mistake that you're making in your logic, not that it matters to you. But when you say, "Well, because there's an Old Testament, but there are things within the New Testament that if you believe, there is a mutual exclusivity," so it's a process of sublation, we call this in philosophy. It's where you're saying, "Well, we've evolved away from this, so we no longer believe this. Now, this is the new belief. And by the way, the guy that kind of promoted this idea-- I don't know whether you're familiar with him or not, but his name is Jesus Christ. So this way of thinking actually replaces that way of thinking. So those two ideas are mutually exclusive, and therefore, again, logically, Judeo-Christian makes no sense as a term."↗

2:10:26Speaker 13yeah, David, the only thing is that the covenant we have with God is, it's been rescinded and↗

2:10:32Speaker 17abolished, the Covenants.↗

2:10:33Speaker 13It's a, it's a brith alam, and, it's in the Torah, it's meant to be eternal.↗

2:10:39Speaker 12Where's, where's Jesus, where's Jesus right now according to the Talmud? And what's↗

2:10:44Speaker 18the↗

2:10:44Speaker 13Torah?↗

2:10:44Speaker 12Where's, according↗

2:10:51Speaker 12to the Talmud, where's Jesus right now? It, it doesn't come out. Come on, yes, you can do it↗

2:10:55Speaker 13According to my tradition, if you go to hell, you only go for- No, hold on, hold on,↗

2:10:59Speaker 14hold on. Listen, listen, I'm gonna ask you a question, right? So if I ask you where your, I don't know, house is, you know where it is, right? If I ask you where your car keys are, you probably know where those are. Now, where is Jesus right now, according to the Talmud?↗

2:11:15Speaker 13It's, it's, it's irrelevant. What↗

2:11:17Ian Malcolmdo you mean it's irrelevant? The reason why I say it's irrelevant, it's because when you do that, everyone that is remotely reasonable hears you and says, "Oh, he's dodging and deflecting the question."↗

2:11:26Speaker 14Which, but only because you're dodging and deflecting. So, where is Jesus right now? So even if it's irrelevant, right? So it might be irrelevant for you to ask me, "Where is my car?" It's in my garage, okay? So, that might be irrelevant to the According to the Talmud, where is Jesus?↗

2:11:46Speaker 13This is like asking the world, "Where's my car?" No, no, hold on,↗

2:11:48Speaker 14hold on, hold on. No, no. I know where my car is. It's in the garage, right? Now, according to the Talmud, where, as in the location, where is Jesus? Just don't characterize the question, answer the question.↗

2:12:03Speaker 13It says that A, A-A-S-U, A Jesus. W-Where is He? Where is He? Hold on. Where is Jesus?↗

2:12:10Speaker 14I don't need you to, I don't, I don't need to put it in other words.↗

2:12:12Speaker 13According to the Talmud. Hey, listen.↗

2:12:14Speaker 14I chose the exact words that I just gave you. I recognize my voice, all right? So I know it's me talking. Where is Jesus right now according to Talmud? Where is he?↗

2:12:26Speaker 13A, A Jesus isn't, isn't apparently in Gehenna.↗

2:12:30Speaker 14Where is the-- Hold on, hold on. When I say Jesus, you know I'm referring to Jesus Christ, who Christians worship. That one, okay? So let's-- so all of the other ones that you have, that you imagined, forget those. Just the one that was crucified and buried, right? Just that one, the one, the, the main character. Think of him as the star of the New Testament, okay? That one. Where's that guy right now?↗

2:12:59Speaker 13Okay, assuming that it's talking about, Jesus of the New Testament, apparently in Gehenna, but we don't-- But how? Where is he? Where, where is that guy? Where,↗

2:13:08Speaker 14where is that guy? So we're talking about Jesus Christ as, yeah, as in the New Testament, Jesus Christ. We don't need to call him another name, right? I mean, if we all call him Sammy, that would be fine, right? But we're calling him Jesus Christ, based on the New Testament. So Let's try again. Where, where, I'm gonna put a gold star by your name if you can get this. Where is Jesus right now? Jesus of Nazareth. Where is that guy?↗

2:13:34Speaker 13We don't believe in hell. Hold on, where, so↗

2:13:37Speaker 14where is he? Where, where exactly is he? Where, where is he according to Talmud?↗

2:13:41Speaker 13Yeah, as, as I told you, there's no- No, no, I'm not asking you what you believe↗

2:13:44Speaker 14in, I'm asking you where he is. It's,↗

2:13:46Speaker 13it's↗

2:13:46Speaker 14where↗

2:13:47Speaker 13Judas is.↗

2:13:47Speaker 14Hold on, hold on. I'm not asking you to answer in the negative. So what you don't believe in or whether you like lollipops or not, none of that matters here.↗

2:13:57Speaker 13It's really↗

2:14:01Speaker 14just↗

2:14:05Speaker 13Yeah, well, well, well, well, no, no, don't ask me a question↗

2:14:09Speaker 14back. Again, I'll try one more time, and then I'll have to give you points for triumphing over reason. By the way, everybody can see this. You know, the thing, the thing, the thing about Algrim's psychopathy is no self-awareness. I have never seen, for everybody else in the room, when people-- and I say this to my nieces and nephews. No matter how clever you are, everyone will figure you out, because when people see that you're obfuscating, that you're dodging, that you're avoiding, well, it's because reason, you can't drag someone down reason road, and because reason isn't your friend, truth isn't your friend, goodness isn't your friend, and this is the problem, this is why Jewish supremacy is-- everybody's becoming more and more aware of it, because you think that, gosh, I can just play a word game, I can just play, I can just dodge the question, I↗

2:14:59Speaker 14On a very rational, rational planet that we live on, and you avoid it, but everybody sees that you're avoiding it, don't you see? For instance, when we ask you, "Well, who would you pick? Which side would you pick if America were at war with Israel?" And you say, "Well, that question's just too absurd to answer," because we're, we just have so much symmetry, irrespective of the fact that we actually went to war with people with whom we're almost identical to declare our independence. I mean, let's face it, we're far more,↗

2:15:27Speaker 14have far And especially at that time in history, and far more comedy and far more things in com- obviously their civilization predated ours, and we got so much, our jury system, everything else from them, but then you say You can answer that question as far as which side you would take, because, why? It's just too absurd. Well, everybody knows what you're doing, my friend. They're saying, "You're against us. You're literally a perfect example of Jewish supremacy." Jewish supremacy says, "Logic doesn't apply to us. Truth doesn't apply to us. Reason and faith, nothing applies to us. We will say whatever it takes, we will do whatever we can in order to undermine you." And isn't that what you're doing right now by not answering these questions?↗

2:16:08Speaker 13yeah, David, you want, you want me to answer the way you wanted to be answered. No, you wouldn't. You didn't answer it all.↗

2:16:15Speaker 14You could say, David, can I ask a↗

2:16:16Speaker 11question after you say that? Oh, no, no, wait,↗

2:16:17Speaker 14wait, wait. Yes, you can save a second, but, but, but let me just say this, my friend, is if I had said, "Where is Jesus?" and you said, "He's in the refrigerator," and you really believe that? I'm not leading you to an answer, right? I'm not saying, "Don't you think Jesus is here?" No, I'm asking an open-ended question. Now, surely you know the difference. I'm not asking you a yes or no question. I'm literally asking you, according to the Talmud, and I'll give you one more chance, and I'll stop trying for the benefit of everybody else in the room, "Where is Jesus right now according to the Talmud?"↗

2:16:49Speaker 13Yes, the Talmud says, "Uh, where he is, is where he is," but the New Testament-- Where does the Talmud say he is? Oh my God,↗

2:16:56Speaker 14it's just-- We're on the same page, aren't we? You said, "Now, the Talmud doesn't literally say the words, 'Where Jesus is, is where he is.' That would be a tautology. I don't think there are any tautologies in the Talmud." So let me ask you, where is that that the Talmud is saying that he↗

2:17:18Speaker 13Boiling and feces, and, that's, that's where this person is. We don't know where, where is he boiling and↗

2:17:25Speaker 14feces? In,↗

2:17:28Speaker 13in hell. Thank you, thank you. Was that so hard? Please,↗

2:17:32Speaker 14round of applause.↗

2:17:34Speaker 13Wait,↗

2:17:34Ian Malcolmhang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. We never used the soundboard, yep, yep. We gotta get it.↗

2:17:39Speaker 14Yeah, I mean, it's amazing, you know? Just if maybe we found, maybe we found something in you. Maybe you realize, you know, I should just always say the truth, and you know what? The truth really will set you free, because then maybe you'll start to come to grips with the uncomfortable truth of Jewish supremacy, and you'll renounce it and join us all in a brotherhood of equality. What do you think about that?↗

2:18:00Speaker 15I find it insane that he cannot say Jesus, he says this. It's because he has a demon inside of him. It's like allergic to Only demons can see it, 'cause they just reject it.↗

2:18:12Speaker 14Yeah. I just think that evil is the absence of good.↗

2:18:17Speaker 11yes, I have a question for you. It's a very simple question. How come that your culture is the only culture that's allowed to be ethno-nationalists, and no other culture can have such opinions but you, and you decry everyone else as, extremists and racists if they wanna be proud of their culture? what, why is that, that you have an exclusivity to ethno-nationalism?↗

2:18:41Speaker 13yes, we don't. Japan is, for example, ninety-eight percent, Japanese. China is an ethnic state of Han Chinese, Mongolia, Nigeria, all these different countries, they are ethnic states. Sweden and Finland are white ethnic states. No, they're not. Russia? I was going to say "Wasa," but it's actually made, made up of multiple ethnicities, but the majority is definitely white, European, Slavic. So there are plenty of,↗

2:19:14Speaker 11But I'm saying if I, if I say that something like Sweden should only, like, where my people are from Sweden, that it should only be white people, I'm considered an extremist, but if you say Israel should only be for Israelis, that's perfectly okay.↗

2:19:30Speaker 13Godafoy, I wouldn't consider you an extremist in that sense. I would say fine, yes, let Sweden be a Swedish nation. I, I'm a big fan of nationalism, compared to what Mighty Sore was saying, about ten minutes, ten minutes ago, it's incorrect. I, I want boundaries, I want to have boundaries.↗

2:19:50Speaker 14I don't wanna do that, please. I don't want to. What if world↗

2:19:52Speaker 13happens to have its own, Nathan with its own boros and, the same for any other Nathan? Now, Ian, it's, pretty ironic because, you, at the beginning of the space, you said that, E Michael Jones Q&A would be about sixty minutes later, so I thought, "I'll eat dinner in the meantime, " and I'll just wait, you know? But, it turns out I overcalculated, and now he↗

2:20:19Ian MalcolmEntirely sure. He had some connection issues, and then we tried to recycle him, and he came back in, and then a couple minutes later, he dropped out, and I, I, I don't know if his, device had issues or his network had issues or perhaps he had to go to another function, but, he was in here for maybe two hours or so, and, so I apologize, we, we, we got to the Q&A, and, and certainly some people got to ask questions, but, he did leave rather abruptly, whether intentionally↗

2:20:46Speaker 14Yeah, I do have a follow-up question if you don't mind me in for Yitz on the ethnic interest. I was interested, 'cause I agree with Yitz that maybe in a benign sort of way, that Japan, for instance, is an example of that kind of ethnic interest. So yet if the Western countries of the, of the world all became ethnocentric at the expense of, the same way, same maybe as the Japanese, but at the expense of allowing Jews to participate in a meaningful way in their economies or their cultures, and that meant that Jews would essentially, and they have a place to stay right now, they would have to sort of rely on themselves. Would that be-- 'cause it would, it would certainly benefit us. Would that benefit you too? I mean, wouldn't you? Wouldn't you be better off without us? You know, wouldn't that work in your favor if we just said, "No, you can't hang out with us anymore"? Maybe we're bad roommates, but we'll be good neighbors. What do you think about that?↗

2:21:40Speaker 13so David, you're basically asking if all the Jews of Europe, those that remain, because so very small after the Holocaust, you're saying if they all made a collective, a-ah, that's your question?↗

2:21:53Speaker 14No, I'm just saying that if we parted company, right? So let's say Europe, okay? 'Cause the US would-- I think ninety percent, you can correct me here, but I think ninety percent of people that are Jewish live in either Israel or America. Is that roughly correct? Yes, yes. Okay. So let's, let's start with Europe. Let's say basically in Europe, no,↗

2:22:14Speaker 14Jews aren't allowed to participate in the economy of Europe. They're not allowed to participate in the culture of Europe. It becomes very ethnocentric. It becomes very- That would be,↗

2:22:24Speaker 13anti-Semitic.↗

2:22:25Speaker 14Well, okay, whatever, whatever, whatever. I'm just, kind of following your line of thinking about ethnocentrism. So you-- would that, would that be okay for you? And do you think the Jews would be just fine or even better off? How do you think it would work out for them if they weren't able to sort of participate in the monetary sys-systems and the economies and the cultures of European countries? How would that work out for Jews? You know,↗

2:22:49Speaker 13two, two immediate things would happen. Number one- The economy sorta go on a downhill spiral, it would, everything would collapse, and because it was smart, and, we know how to run an economy, but, number two- Okay,↗

2:23:04Speaker 14well, hold on, stop right there. Number two,↗

2:23:07Speaker 18you know how↗

2:23:07Speaker 14to crash an economy. Wait, wait, wait, hold on, hold on, stop right there. So when, so when, Adolf Hitler threw the Jews out of Germany and canceled all the debt It was the most dramatic in the history of the world leap economically that any country has ever made, ever, by far. Think of Germany after World War I as one giant Hurricane Katrina. It was leveled, it was completely and utterly destroyed. It wasn't just one city either, all across the country. It was abject poverty, collapse of the monetary system, everything else And then all of a sudden, he makes these changes, and I'm not advocating for everything else he did, but economically, he makes these changes, he gets rid of, of course, this one group of people that obviously practice outgroup psychopathy, and everything gets just-- I mean, the economy, I think it's no, it's not hyperbolic to say that it launched like a trident missile out of exiguous poverty, and yet, how, how can you explain that? How did that- How did that happen? In fact, it became the second largest economy in the world behind the United States.↗

2:24:14Speaker 13Well, how do you-- I'll, I'll, I'll explain it with two points. Okay. Number one, I think the Japanese actually should take place one because, when they were-- when they were introduced to the, to the West, they, industrialized for decades. No, no, no. You're not answering my question about Germany. For decades. But, so I'm not answering my question about Germany. Germany, in terms of Germany, in, in terms of Germany, it, it had a short-term boost, but then everything was ready to collapse because he had the, policy of, isolationism, and, that's why the World War II had to be started because, he was- Wait, hold on, a short-term boost,↗

2:24:49Speaker 14d-- this is, this is a gentle euphemism I've ever heard. We're talking about an absolutely destroyed economy that became- One of the two most powerful economy, economies in the entire world. I'll remind you, Ge- Germany wasn't that big of a country, right? It was just, we've seen nothing like it before or since, and you're explaining that how now? I mean, I, I, your, your explanation seems very unsatisfying, my friend.↗

2:25:20Speaker 13yeah, well, let me, let me put it like this, David. I live in Pennsylvania, that's all I'm gonna say, I'm not gonna dox myself, but I'm not too far away From a, a factory, it's about maybe twenty, thirty minute drive from the factory that produced more, steel than all of the Axis powers combined in World War II. So I don't think Germany could- So you live in Lehigh↗

2:25:43Speaker 14Valley, I guess? Okay, I got it. Yeah, but that's, that's different, right? Because the steel industry, obviously, we know what happened in the steel industry, right? So you're talking about one town relying on one industry, but that's very different than lifting an entire country, than taking an entire country from abject poverty to-- I mean, this is, again, never happened before in history, to being the second largest economy in the world. And I've never seen anything like it. I mean, just absolutely, to this day, it's absolutely-- But there was, it- Began, and remember, this happened in Spain as well, they expelled people that were predating upon them, and all of a sudden, and by the way, things got morally better too, because no pedophilia. I mean, people were able to buy a mother and daughter together, like the prostitution, and it was one, one group of people, and I'm sure you're proud of this, it was your guys, that had started the Frankfurt School that were promoting pedophilia and prostitution and trans movements, everything, all of that was gone. And you're saying, you're saying that it would be better, that, that it would destroy Europe right now if they followed this same ethnocentric economic point of view. You're saying that, that would destroy the European economy.↗

2:26:59Speaker 13David, what about, Mao's, Mao's take on China? Wait, don't you, what about me? Answer my↗

2:27:04Speaker 14question.↗

2:27:05Speaker 13worse, poverty and look how they took off.↗

2:27:09Speaker 15No, why don't you answer his question, James?↗

2:27:13Speaker 13Yeah, well, because, he says that, we're into our student promoting, discussing the- No, he's↗

2:27:20Speaker 15giving you really good examples of times, the Jews were kicked out of those countries and- Right. I was just following↗

2:27:25Speaker 14your line of thinking. You were, you were, you were giving examples. There was literal economic↗

2:27:29Speaker 15miracles afterwards. Yes,↗

2:27:30Speaker 14yes, you were giving examples of ethnocentrism and you were defending them. You were saying, "No, naturally they exist here and here and here," so you seem to understand them. So what would be↗

2:27:43Speaker 14Economically, would you still think there'd be something morally wrong with eth-ethnocentric Europe, where they would say, "Well, we just wanna be ethnocentric, we just wanna live with ourselves, and we don't-- and, you know, we'll accept every other minority that lives in our country right now, except for one. That's our version of ethnocentrism, self-determination." But like, what, what problem would you have? Like, wouldn't you be just fine because you're so brilliant and so successful? Why is it, surely you're not a nation The benefit of each other, right? So why wouldn't it be okay for you? Why wouldn't that work for you if you all moved here and didn't, didn't participate in any country in, in European civilization? Why would that be bad for either side?↗

2:28:25Speaker 13Yeah, well, David, Europe can do what it wants, and if it, turns inward, turns ethnocentric and wants to kick out the Jews, then, You know, I, I'm not gonna be able to stop it, and, but the Helvism, they can, they, they can do what they want, but then the Helvism, and, we're probably not gonna be great friends, because, why, why would we sell our great military defense technology? But why couldn't you be great friends? I mean,↗

2:28:51Speaker 14you're an ethnocentric state in Israel, so they'll be ethnocentric, so they'll just be mirroring what you do. Why wouldn't, why couldn't you be↗

2:28:58Speaker 13friends?↗

2:29:05Speaker 13No, but there would still be Arabs in Europe. We're fine↗

2:29:08Speaker 14with Arabs. It's just you, frankly, that we don't get along with. So we'd still have those too. We'd be like that. We'd essentially mirror what you do. Why wouldn't we not be friends?↗

2:29:17Speaker 13Well, well, let me, let me put it to you like this, David. Jews are already a minority in Europe, so what if everything in that sense stays the same though, minority, they can be in government, for example. But, it's, it's gonna be mainly a European white, ethno state, what's wrong with that calculation? Well, look at Europe now.↗

2:29:38Speaker 19No, no, no. You are changing our law. Hold on, guys, David is↗

2:29:42Speaker 15talking.↗

2:29:43Speaker 14Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes, I wasn't saying what is right or wrong morally, because you already accepted this idea when you mentioned Japan and these other countries that it's perfectly legitimate to have ethnostates, including Israel. And I'm asking you, what would be wrong? Why couldn't we be friends if we practiced the same kind of ethnostatism that Israel does, in reverse? You live there, we live here, we make choices for us ourselves, and just like you, we accept our Muslim brothers and sisters in our Western civilizations. So what would be wrong with that? Why, why would you-- Why couldn't we be friends if we did that?↗

2:30:19Speaker 13okay, David. So if, let's say all the Jews in Europe decided to leave on their own accord, that would be one thing. But if they're being forced out and they're not allowed to participate in education or medicine or, or, or the media or government or the armed forces, then that's unfair. I don't know about the Japanese laws- Wait, hold on.↗

2:30:38Speaker 14You were just defending ethnocentrism, and now you're saying ethnocentrism is unfair. Ethnocentrism is unfair. You can't have it both ways, my friend. So↗

2:30:47Speaker 13no You're arguing with↗

2:30:49Speaker 14yourself now.↗

2:30:50Speaker 13No, no. I, I don't know if there are non-Japanese, individuals who happen to be Japanese citizens in the Japanese- He's not talking about Japan,↗

2:30:59Speaker 15he's literally talking about Europe right now. I'm, I'm making a comparison.↗

2:31:02Speaker 13But, but with Israel, for example, I wouldn't even consider Israel an ethnol state, but it is a Jewish state. What? It's, enshrined in basic laws. Because twenty-one percent are Israeli Arabs, but the Arabs are able to solve in the, For the IDF, there are Israeli Arab commanders in the IDF. So my question to you, David, is, you can have, both ways. You can have, France be a white ethno state, but you can have Jews pa- perhaps occasionally in the government, in the film industry. Okay, well, by definition, yes.↗

2:31:36Speaker 14By, by definition, and I, I heard what you said. Is there a↗

2:31:38Speaker 13minority anyway?↗

2:31:39Speaker 14By definition, yes. By definition, and I just heard what you said. By definition, an ethno state can choose its own destiny. So your- You're right. They could have, they could have Jews there or they could not have them there. And I'm just saying if they choose to not have them there and say, "Here, here's a flower, here's a little gift basket, a participation trophy for, for hanging around for a while," you, you can go over here, or you can live here but you can't partic-participate in these things, any of these things. What is wrong with that? What is wrong with them choosing their own destinies? What's wrong with that?↗

2:32:14Speaker 13Yeah, the, South Africa, that, that's↗

2:32:20Speaker 14apartheid. Well, there is apartheid, it's called Israel, right? I mean, look at Gaza. No,↗

2:32:25Speaker 13no, Lithuanian Jews↗

2:32:26@malleusigwere literally responsible for apartheid in South Africa, it's those, those people chose. And literally the↗

2:32:32Speaker 15people from the West Bank have different roads from, than from Jews, like that's literally apartheid, yes.↗

2:32:37Speaker 13Yes, yes, they do have different roads, they chose that autonomy, and the roads- Yes, why did you use "apartheid" when it's everyone else? In, in the roads in area A, a Jew cannot drive. So yes, there are segregated roads where Jews cannot drive or risk being killed in, in area A. Where Palestinians↗

2:32:55Speaker 15cannot drive and there is the, the settlers over there stealing their land, which also use those roads.↗

2:33:01@malleusigYeah, and also Yitzhak is conflating two very different things. Yitzhak, five percent. Five percent. Yitzhak is saying that the same, that saying that you have a road that is defended by the Israeli military that Palestinians are literally shooed off of at threat, at gun↗

2:33:14@malleusigHypoc-Being hypochondriacs and saying, "Oh my God, this road is so dangerous because there's lots of Arabs here, so it's literally a place we can't go," which isn't true.↗

2:33:24Speaker 13yeah, five percent of Judea and Samaria is, is it, with an area where Jews have settled, only about five percent, and also- You have sovereignty↗

2:33:34Speaker 19over all of historic Palestine, buddy. All of historic Palestine, you actually have control. No, not not, not, not, not, not, not, not, not, not, And you have the nerve to act like only twenty percent of Israel is non-Jewish. Give me a break. The job is to deflect,↗

2:33:54Speaker 20simply deflect. That's all it is. Half of the people in that↗

2:33:57Speaker 19land are non-Jewish. At least half are Gentile. You can't keep this jig going forever.↗

2:34:04Ian MalcolmI, I love when Jared's-↗

2:34:05Speaker 13Actually, that's an argument, that's an argument, that's an argument. Jared, you're using the jig↗

2:34:11Speaker 16terminology, oh my god, jig.↗

2:34:14Speaker 20There's an argument. I spent twelve hours arguing with another fucker that was far, far more adept than this guy, come on.↗

2:34:22@malleusigYes, yes, it's the beginning level of debating with Jews. Like he's, he's the ins- If this is a video game, he's the instruction level where they teach you which buttons punch and kick.↗

2:34:32Speaker 19Yes, you could have had your Jewish state somewhere else. You shouldn't ever have put it on somebody else's land. That's the problem with Israel. That's the root of sin. You didn't have a right to impose the Jewish state on another people. That's just the bottom line. That's so↗

2:34:44Speaker 12funny, Rabbi.↗

2:34:46Speaker 13It truly was a land of no people for people without the land. Oh my God, then why did you have to explain to me that there were seven hundred thousand people?↗

2:34:54Speaker 15Like, you say that there was no people, and you've been killing them for eighty years now, like it's insanity.↗

2:35:00Speaker 19And they had to destroy several hundred Palestinian villages to get their Jewish state. Also, can I just add,↗

2:35:06Speaker 17can I just add that, you know, the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum in Israel, that, you know, Jews like to force other leaders to go and visit and whine about, the, the site of the Yad Vashem Holocaust, "quote unquote" Holocaust Museum is built on top of the Dariusian massacre site, just FYI.↗

2:35:26Speaker 13No, not, not exactly, but it's, it's, ironic that you mention it. But what about the Hadassah medical convoy that was attacked? Over seventy people, nurses and doctors and patients were killed. What were you doing there? What were you↗

2:35:39Speaker 17doing there?↗

2:35:40Speaker 13A few days, it was a medical convoy heading for Huwistalayim for Jerusalem. Yeah, you shouldn't have been there. Yeah, you shouldn't have been there,↗

2:35:47Speaker 17Jew.↗

2:35:48Speaker 13Like,↗

2:35:49Speaker 17too bad.↗

2:35:49Speaker 13So we, so we should not, Jerusalem is in the Bible. It's, Hold on, you know, hold on, guess what, guess what,↗

2:35:57Speaker 17because of your rejection of God and because of your wicked behavior and your foul, vile behavior, you don't have a, you don't have a right to that land anymore. That's number one. Number two, your own Talmud, according to the three oaths in your Talmud, it literally says you can't have a state. So, you know what? Yeah, like your own religion pretty much condemns that proposition as well. But you know,↗

2:36:19Speaker 19you know what else? The Hebrews weren't never the only↗

2:36:25Speaker 19That little piece of land. Phoenicians, I mean, Canaanites, ancient Hebrews were kind of a late addition to the party.↗

2:36:34Speaker 20Well,↗

2:36:35Speaker 18we can-- Guys, can I read,↗

2:36:36Speaker 20could, could,↗

2:36:37Speaker 18could I read a short paragraph and answer to David's question since he, he cannot answer it? no, no, no, no,↗

2:36:45Speaker 13I, I want to respond to what he said. I want to respond to what he said. No, it's, I'm, I'm, it's, it's, it's, it's,↗

2:36:50Speaker 15it's, we're gonna go to Hans and, and then we're gonna move on, okay? yeah, just don't really, no, no, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, we're gonna move on to the Hans, okay? wait, I'll↗

2:37:11Speaker 15And I think there's double mute.↗

2:37:15Speaker 15Mighty?↗

2:37:15Speaker 18Okay, I was muted. Yeah, quick paragraph here. I had to dig through my nine thousand photos. Okay. Here's the answer. The Jewish people as a whole will fulfill its own, be its own Messiah. It will attain world dominion by the dis- dissolution of other races, by the abolition of frontiers, the annihilation of monarchy, and by the establishment of a world republic in which the Jews will everywhere exercise the privilege of citizenship. In this new world order, the children of Israel will furnish all the leaders without encountering any opposition. The governments of the different peoples forming the world republic will Fall without difficulty into the hands of the Jews, it will then be possible for the Jewish rulers to abolish private property and everywhere to make use of the resources of the state. One more sentence. Thus will the promise of the Talmud be fulfilled, in which it is said that when the messi-- Messianic time has come, the Jews will have all of the property and wealth of the whole world in their hands, and that's from a letter from Baruch Levi,↗

2:38:21Speaker 18La Revue de Parry to Karl Marx, apparently. Thanks. Thank you so much, matey.↗

2:38:28Speaker 15no, you don't need to reply yet. Okay. Game of Thrones. Welcome, go for it.↗

2:38:35Speaker 20Hola hermanita, buenos tardes también. just a, an- I spent literally the last day and a half in rooms. Clarifying what Zionism is, what a poison it has become. Not only in my, in my generation with the Schofield Bible and then, hold me, hold on a sec. The other,↗

2:39:03Speaker 20the other, the other, Mr. Hosh, damn it! God Almighty.↗

2:39:10Speaker 15Why, why can't he so nice to↗

2:39:12Speaker 20find? Good↗

2:39:13Speaker 15God, shut up. I, I swear after the hands, I'll go back to you, okay?↗

2:39:18Speaker 20Good God, man. this space was provided to him three thousand years ago. Just take a, take a number, motherfucker. Shut up. Take a number and learn how to sit tight, okay, Mr. Pennsylvania? Where's the whammy? I mean, shit, enough with this. Pe- people have to learn that we need to claim what is ours? Is ours, and I mean when I say ours, I mean our liberties. We needed to claim our country back from these zionist schemers, these vipers, the people that run our governments, and I mean not just the US, talking about Europe, talking about anywhere there's a central bank, there's a zionist paymaster on top of that. Our pharmaceutical industry is run entirely↗

2:40:10Speaker 20By the Zio state, okay? If we're being honest, we wonder why our health is so fragile, okay? It's because of this. Our media is run by the Zio state. Alright? The military right now is being run by the Satan Yahoo Miriam Adelson, all the Jewish, backers through APAC, we should literally kick everybody out of Congress, start the whole fucking thing over again, because sincerely, we are forever in this deep state of Zion shit. So I ask those who are on Team God against Baal, who recognize the Holy Spirit, the One True God Father of all? Then, you know, follow me, I'll follow you back. If not, well, you know, good luck with,↗

2:41:05Speaker 20living a sinful life. Anyway, God love you guys. Thanks for the mic.↗

2:41:14Speaker 13yeah, so we control everything, yet, America↗

2:41:16Speaker 20still- Oh, dude, I have no idea. No, I didn't even ask.↗

2:41:21Speaker 15Oh↗

2:41:21Speaker 20my God. I didn't even ask him a question. I don't wanna hear your commentary. You wanna come and talk to the wall.↗

2:41:29Speaker 18At least he was honest for once.↗

2:41:32Speaker 15He, he's so funny. and love you, Game of Thrones. Thank you so much for coming up. Alright,↗

2:41:40Speaker 15Brian, Victor, Petra, welcome. Oh, I'll, I'll go to you right after, Titus. I, I was trying to go to people who can, who can. Brian? Brian going once, Brian going twice. Alright, Titus, go for it.↗

2:41:55Speaker 17Alright. Yeah, oh yeah, go ahead.↗

2:41:59Ian MalcolmOh no, oh no, Brian, come back. Hang on, hang on.↗

2:42:07Ian MalcolmI, I dropped the gavel right as he was like, "But, but, but..." Go for it, Brian.↗

2:42:14Speaker 21Anyways, I came in, I think it was Ian that was talking about like how like we can say this, that, and the third, but like we're basically in our own little box just, you know, off in the World Wide Web, and that's so true, like the algorithms, doesn't matter what we say, like things, like that we talk about, they can't get pla- they won't be platformed on purpose.↗

2:42:33Speaker 21But, I, I'd like you were discussing, Jesus, and, I was, I, the, the guy was saying, "Hey, do you know where Jesus died? Is that according to some sort of scripture earlier or, or, sort, some sort of something?" I forget what he said, and the honest answer is I didn't know the answer and I was hoping you'd tell us. but like I, I'm, I study Gnosticism really well, and according to Gnosticism, Jesus would be in the kenoma, K↗

2:43:02Speaker 21E World that we live in, it's a prison technically. Like the last time I was in one of these rooms, the guy was talking about how Earth was constructed, technically according to the symbolic resonance, it contradicts empirical science, and our Earth would be round, flat, and hollow all three at once, and we would be inside Earth↗

2:43:21Speaker 21I wanted to say that, and number two, because I know like sometimes I talk a lot and people, and some, I'm not that, that popular to talk. But I don't know, Brian,↗

2:43:30Ian MalcolmBrian, you're doing, you're doing great. just to clarify, you said that we're living inside Earth instead of on the outside of it, did I hear that right? Or↗

2:43:38Speaker 21correct, where, or we, the Earth inside would be flat and then it would be hollow because there would be an abyss, and then there would be the sky and sun, and sun, moon And then on the outside it's the ice wall, technically we're inside the deepest, darkest depths of God's subconscious, we would be a, we'd be a projectin-projection from his third eye, it would be a frozen water bubble, like that's how we would live according to how the esoteric, you know, teachings are constructed, it differs from NASA. But anyways, I actually work with people, and I'll say this before I tell you,↗

2:44:10Speaker 21what's that?↗

2:44:14Speaker 21Anyways, I, I was just- No wonder you're not popular.↗

2:44:16Speaker 15No, no, no, no, no, no, no, don't interrupt. You're, you're not the chosen speaker right now, okay?↗

2:44:22Speaker 21Anyways, I just wanted to say too, like, people were saying, like, "Hey, like, where's Jesus?" J- like, the reason your government had Donald Trump shot is, is because Jesus walks. There's a scripture, it's Revelation thirteen verse three, four. It tells you that the beast, has a mortal wound to his Marvels and wonders after the beast. That's Donald Trump getting hit in the ear. They clipped him, they marked him, they didn't kill him on purpose, they marked him. He's, it's the end of time. He's the head of, he would be in, in gnosis, in Gnosticism. He would be the head of the snake, which is the Yaldabaoth, Y A L D A B A O T H. That's why his mugshot is a mimic of Churchill, Church like church, and church is the Vatican and the Pope after he got shot, chose a lion's name, Leo. So it's a Leo, it's a lion. So technically the Yaldabaoth of the Canaan is basically the Vatican and the White House combined, and its leaders would be Donald Trump and,↗

2:45:18Speaker 21Pope Leo. the, so like long story short,↗

2:45:24Speaker 21It's like a thief in the night, it's a blindside like in the nine eleven. I, I know I should, or should've sent this to you and, and you saw it, but the rest of the people that don't know, like if you know anything about hockey, it's in the symbolic resonance of nature. Carl Jung has a book on it, it's called Man and his sim- symbols. Like everyone's their own Pac-Man, you gotta eat up your symbolic resonance, collect it, connect it, cross-reference it, and decipher it to build portraits into patterns↗

2:45:54Speaker 21Because if you go to nine eleven, the hockey numbers of the New York Rangers, you had number nine, Adam Graves, nine Graves, number eleven was Mark Messier, his nickname was The Messiah, so eleven Messiah, and then there's a goalie from the fifties that was retired, his name is Ed Giacomini, G I A and then C O M I N. Gia means God is gracious. Gham, Gham means God is gracious, and then what's left is C O M I N, which means coming. So then it's nine eleven o one.↗

2:46:23Speaker 15That is, that is a very common name in, in Arabic, especially, I think specifically the, the Christian, the Christian ones, because I have cousins with that last name, Yakaman. Yeah,↗

2:46:36Speaker 21yeah.↗

2:46:37Speaker 14I'm just, I'm just right now picturing John Nash and a beautiful mind with the shack and all the lines drawn between words and things.↗

2:46:46Speaker 21Thank you, I appreciate that. I just wanted↗

2:46:52@malleusigto tell you guys that, but, yeah. did I just, did I just comment on a white Hebrew Israelite?↗

2:46:58Speaker 15He, he, he's just like info dumps, but when you actually look at what he posts, sometimes it does make sense. But thank you so much, Brian, and no, no, no, no, you're not the truth. I enjoy it. Brian, I↗

2:47:10Ian Malcolmwill, and so also, and for what it's worth. I think Brian, throws out a lot of really interesting, information. I can appreciate the way that he delivered that, and, and certainly unlike Yitz, had the self-awareness to say, "Look, I know some of this is gonna sound crazy," instead Yitz is like, "Trust me, guys, I'm gonna answer your question about, about Jesus. I'm just not gonna ever answer it." Although you did today, Yitz, that was, that was weird, but Brian, thank you for that.↗

2:47:39Speaker 13And↗

2:47:39Ian MalcolmI just↗

2:47:39Speaker 13don't Can you put me back up if I drop down? Because the microphone-↗

2:47:46Speaker 15Sure. Okay.↗

2:47:48Ian MalcolmAlright, good call. Thanks, thanks↗

2:47:56Speaker 15Thank you so much, Brian. He's↗

2:47:58Ian Malcolmsaying, "No, no, no, don't, don't do this to anybody anymore." but Brian, thank, thank you for that. very curious. And again, there's lots of things that I'm sure some people think, sound pretty outlandish, but, they certainly said the same thing to me three years ago when I was like, "Hey, guys, it's the truth." So, so, you know, maybe you're onto more than, we might like. But, but↗

2:48:24Speaker 21And just so you know, like when you said Jews, technically there's levels, there's layers, and like the good pushing out the evil, technically those people would be known as Orwatawi, O R I T A W I, Gnostic Jews, and they would be like the Ethiopian Jews, but like a secret section. you can Google that. But, anyways, I don't know if you know, also, Ethiopian New Year's is nine eleven. Okay, I'll shut up. Take it away.↗

2:48:49Ian MalcolmWait, but, but hang on, there's clearly lots of nefarious Jews who aren't Ethiopians, so how do you explain that?↗

2:48:56Speaker 21I, I agree. It's just like levels and layers to understanding. Like, like somebody that would understand like the Orator way, the way of nature, would be somebody who would understand how I like can view these things.↗

2:49:09Speaker 12Well, according to Rabbi, Yitzchak's level one.↗

2:49:13Speaker 21What's that?↗

2:49:15Speaker 12I said according to Rabbi, Yitz is level one. Actually, no, he's the training level. He's the, he's the train-↗

2:49:21Ian MalcolmHe's the training wheels.↗

2:49:22Speaker 12Nice, please,↗

2:49:25Speaker 15please no soundboard, please no soundboard.↗

2:49:28Speaker 21Yeah, that, that's just like, those would be the people that would like orchestrate your 9/11s, and like, just so you know, like how the 9/11 exposes like Jesus is in the pattern. it's in your, it's in like the hijackers, like the last name of the one guy, it's Sheikhi, S H E, H I, so it's he as an alpha, she as an omega, and then HI, hi, as in hello for the other H, so they encode alpha, omega, hello Farmers in the pages of Amos. That's what those people would be.↗

2:50:02Speaker 15Okay, thank, thank you so much, Brian. Guitus, Malcolm, all right,↗

2:50:08Speaker 17bonjour, guten Morgen, hello. yeah, so the, make sure to retweet and like the space and follow, Ian Malcolm, and the absolute legend, Joanne Marie and David Nietzsche, as well as the other absolute legend, E. Michael Jones. I've been following him for years. I think there is also another, issue, another heresy, right? We talk about Christian Zionism a lot, and I agree, yes, it is a heresy, it is of the devil. But another thing which is of the devil is, Holocaustianity, the religion of Holocaustianity, right? The Holocaust religion. And, what I, what I, what I mean by that is, you know, prior to the Second World War, right? Or prior to the aftermath of the Second World War, the dominant religion, right, in Europe was either, you know, Protestantism or, you know, Catholicism, right? basically Christianity, right? Post, World War II, in the aftermath of the Second World War, right? We now have a new religion in the, in, in, the world, and I'm not a Westerner, but in the West specifically, right? There is a new religion known as Holocaustianity, where instead of, you know, Jesus Christ, who is our Lord and Savior as a sacrifice, for all of humanity, you now have the six million Jews, right, as the The sacrifice, right? And instead of the cross, you have the gas chamber, which, you know, obviously there weren't no gas chambers, but, you know, you have the gas chamber, and, you know, the great Adolf Hitler is portrayed as this evil force, which, I mean, isn't true, and,↗

2:51:52Speaker 17You know, and instead of, you know, and basically now you have Holocaust denial laws, right? Which are basically similar to blasphemy laws people had back in medieval Europe, right? So what, what the Jews have essentially done is they have replaced Christianity and replaced Jesus Christ, you know, with Holocaustianity in the West, right? So now people, so now the Holocaust is an article of faith, right? In, in much of the West, right? It's like you must believe in this, otherwise you get sent to prison, right? And I think the biggest victims of the Holocaustian religion are the German people and, you know, and Europeans in general, but specifically the German people. The German people have been, put through hell, right? I mean, millions of them were You know, genocided in the, aftermath of the Second World War by the Soviets, Americans, British, and the French, right? And the Germans to this day are forced to feel ashamed Over a crime that never happened, right? They are forced to feel shame over gas chambers that never existed, over six million Jews that, you know, isn't the case. I mean, the Holocaust is an extreme fabrication and exaggeration, right? It is a, it is a, it is a pure lie and fabrication, and the German people have been put through hell because of this lie, right? Now, you know, Germans Have pretty much, you know, I mean, you talk to the average German nowadays, and it's like they ha-- they are so self-hating, they, a-and I'm not talking, and like vast majority of Germans, they just hate their heritage, and they're forced to hate their ancestors, right? Even though their ancestors were a great nation, a great people, right? And they are now forced to, you know, look down upon their ancestors over, you know, some crime that never happened, right? And this is the Holocaust Cost religion, right? It is a deception of the devil, right? It is used to destroy nations, it is used to destroy everything we hold sacred and dear, right? And it is, and it is another, and it is a clever But very evil and satanic imitation of the Catholic faith and of Christianity, right? And as I mentioned, the Jews are now the ultimate sacrifice, the gas chamber is now the cross, and, Adolf Hitler is the, perpetrator, you know? That's basically the religion that has been enforced upon, basically shoved down the throats of Westerners and of Europeans and of whites, and it's even seeped into, parts of the Middle East, right, where Middle Easterners now have- To, now are forced to talk about the Holocaust, and, you know, they can't be anti-Semitic. I don't buy into that. All right. So,↗

2:54:53@malleusigTadis, can I add to what you said?↗

2:54:55Speaker 17Yeah, go ahead, brother.↗

2:54:57@malleusigYeah, yeah. You're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you Down, off the couch.↗

2:55:16Speaker 13The account will be suspended. Stop it. Stop it. Stop↗

2:55:20@malleusigit. I'm reading this book called Culture of Critique by Kevin McDonald, he recommended to me. and a lot of what he talks about in that book, which I want to give space on, is how basically Europeans and Jews are different in, in one, in many ways, but in one specific, Very peculiar way, and that is that Europeans punish what they see as freeloaders in the system because we evolved in essentially these very,↗

2:55:46@malleusiguniversalist, moralist, open societies, and Jews evolved in these closed Asian societies where, everything is about the family and the wider, the wider society can basically go fuck itself, and if you're screwing over society and benefiting your family, you're doing something good. Right? And so what he, what he believes, or his, his, his hypothesis is that Jews have figured out how to weaponize this against us by convincing us that we are the freeloaders in our own society, right? The commit-- basic premise is that fascists and Nazis and racists and- Misogynist, what have you, right? Basically hijacking our built-in genetic adver- ad-aversion to freeloaders or to bad actors and convincing us that we're the bad actors and then causing us to go on this autoimmune killing spree where we essentially hate and destroy our own culture as a result. Jews are immune to this because they don't have any inbuilt aversion to bad actors, dishonesty, insincerity whatsoever. They don't care, right? They are inherently, they're utilitarian in their morals, which means that, like, they are-- it doesn't-- they don't have a universal concept of good and evil. Good is whatever is good for the Jews right now, and bad is whatever is bad for the Jews right now. Right? Europeans are the only group that are, that force themselves to stick to a common, shared, universal morality, and that is exactly what the Jews have learned to weaponize against us. And so that's, that fits, that's where this whole, this whole, Holocaust abomination comes from. Yeah, can I also just add that like, in many, yeah, yeah, it's the, it's the, it's the greatest, it's the greatest creation in getting us to hate ourselves. Go ahead.↗

2:57:33Speaker 17Exactly. Can I also just add that be- the, one of the consequences of Holocaustianity is now in, in places like Germany and Canada, if you state an obvious fact, right, which is that the Jews killed Jesus, you can be locked up, right? If you just quote the New Testament, you can be locked up in places like Germany And this is a result of this Holocaust narrative, of this Holocaust propaganda, where it's like the, the Germans now are forced to say, "Nine, six million in Juden. No, there weren't no six million Jews, right? So this is a, it's, it's a, it's a satanic imitation of Christianity. It's a satanic imitation of Christianity. And it's like, and it's like, you know, it's, it's sad to see because, I mean, it's like, now you, you see- Like the average European is blamed for something that never happened. It's just, it's, it's mind-boggling. Meanwhile, you have an actual Holocaust that happened with, against the Germans. No one ever talks about that or the Holocaust in Eastern Europe, committed by the Soviets and, known as the Holodomor or the Holocaust currently in Gaza, right? No one talks about these things because it's inconvenient, right, for the Jews. And you, you can report my account all you like, the, the fact of the matter is It doesn't change the fact that your Holocaust, that you guys whine about, is bullshit. It's false, it never happened, right? And you've been using this to-- and you've been weaponizing this whole narrative to destroy nations and to justify your crimes. I'm sorry, it doesn't work anymore. Doesn't work anymore, right? And one way, one way or another, as David Niyi said, the, the great legend, obviously, and,↗

2:59:20Speaker 17In the space, he said a lie will eventually expire, and that's what's happening here. People are waking up to the fact that this is a lie. It's just, it is, it's a lie. And, I mean Yeah, that's, that's pretty much my view on it. What you need to do is, Titus,↗

2:59:38@malleusigif, if you live in Germany or France or those places, what you need to do is take all the data about the Holocaust and then just swap out the Holocaust with the Armenian genocide. Because it's totally, it's totally fine to deny the Armenian genocide. So just, make the same arguments, but every time you have to mention it by name, just swap out, swap out the Holocaust for the Armenian genocide, and you're, you're in full compliance with the law. Just Gas chambers in the Armenian genocide, there was no chimney on the main extermination camp in the Armenian genocide, and they're entirely fine.↗

3:00:10Speaker 17Yeah, and also I just wanted to add, in, in places like France, for example, there are special laws reserved for Jews pertaining to hate speech. It's no-- There's a law in France called the Gayssot Law. Basically, this is a, this is a law reserved for hate speech against Jews solely, right? So if you were to say, and people have been prosecuted by this law, like people like Professor Robert Forssen Who is a, expert Holocaust revisionist, peop- nationalist, figures like, Daniel Convessano and other French people that have, you know, pretty much, you know, questioned the Jew, they get prosecuted. Wait, wait, wait, is, is he, is he↗

3:00:46@malleusigbelie- does he believe in the Holocaust? Does he believe that it's, is it a fake? No, Robert↗

3:00:49Speaker 17Forssen, Robert Forssen believes the Holocaust is pretty much a myth and, and, and an, and an exaggeration. So then he's↗

3:00:56@malleusignot a revision↗

3:01:00Speaker 17Yeah, exactly. But, you know, that's the term that they like to call themselves. So↗

3:01:05@malleusignever adopt Jewish, never adopt the terms Jews use for you.↗

3:01:09Speaker 17Fair, fair. Yeah, exactly. But basically, you know, like this law, right, that has been enshrined in France ever since the end of the Second World War, has been used to prosecute numerous people, right? And it's like You never see this with other groups, right? I mean, like in France, for example, you can talk about how you hate Europeans and French people all you like, and there, there's not gonna be a special law that's gonna come down your throat and tell you, "Hey, hey, that's hate speech," you know? It's like, no, that doesn't apply, right? But apparently, it only applies to Jews, right? Even though Jews aren't even the majority in France. It's just, it's ridiculous. But those are my two cents, and,↗

3:01:54Speaker 17yeah↗

3:01:56@malleusigYeah, Titus, it's like essentially what we're doing, we're, we're living now in an environment that is similar to what Jews lived through in the Middle Ages, where they had to go underground and they had to convert to Christianity just to survive. That's essentially where we are. We are like five minutes away from having to hide inside of p-- other people's floorboards at this point. Right? And we're not gonna be hiring from Jews, we're gonna be hiring from, from Jews and from marauding gangs of, you know, Moroccans and Algerians, and that's just unfortunate, and we have to adopt the same tactics, you know? We have to,↗

3:02:27@malleusigwe have to find ways to be smart about it We have to resist the European urge to go out in the street and beat our chest and shout, la la la la la, right? You, you can't do that. You have to be extremely group oriented, and that's just what we gotta do. And if, if it takes, if it, if it requires us to convert to, to Judaism so that we can become crypto Christians, right? Then so be it. You know? Fuck it, I'll do it, man.↗

3:02:55Speaker 15I don't wanna do it, but good luck, Rabbi. Like, I,↗

3:02:58Ian MalcolmI don't think this is gonna happen. I'll, I'll be out there with the crucifixes if I'm in the vampire movie, I'll be like, "Come get me." Yeah, same here.↗

3:03:06@malleusigI'll let you guys hide in my floorboards, don't worry.↗

3:03:09Speaker 16As an American Christian living in America, I say if you are threatened with death, yeah, you're going to change. Just to survive, 'cause in your mind you know who you are, and, and, and your outer body you have to be what they tell you to be to survive. I am 100% fine with that. Like Christians have to survive, so if they tell you, "Oh, you, if you're an area, and they say, "Oh, convert or die."" Boy, I↗

3:03:49@malleusigdon't↗

3:03:50Speaker 15think it's gonna happen. Yeah, it's not gonna↗

3:03:52@malleusighappen. But the reason, the reason I talked about is because the, the lesson that came out of that chapter in European history was that Jews figured out that not only was converting didn't keep them alive, but converting allowed them to infiltrate Christian organizations to heights that they had, like, they're, like, they're to four only dreamed of. Right? It's for whatever reason Europeans are extremely blind to, they're, they're, they're not very good at detecting subversion and infiltration. We're just horrible at it. And so, and it's very easy to keep the Jews out when they're Jews, but when they convert to Christianity, they're, they're able to come in, infiltrate at will, maintain their old Jewish networks, and then scheme and gain power that way. And, I would much rather play that game against the Jews. I'd much rather get into a synagogue and climb the ranks, and then Figured out how to take over, like, like Jewish organizations from inside.↗

3:04:49Speaker 16Hi,↗

3:04:49Speaker 22everyone. Thanks for having me on. So, I grew up Catholic, and I just wanna give you guys my opinion that I know, I'm gonna say I think first. I think that the best alternative to Christianity is becoming a Noachide. So Ashaboskore, what the hell's wrong with Ashaboskore?↗

3:05:15Speaker 15What, what is, what, what is wrong with your brain?↗

3:05:19Ian MalcolmI mean, his most recent post↗

3:05:22@malleusigis,↗

3:05:23Ian Malcolmhis most recent post is W for Yitzhak, and, everybody can find that on the timeline, so that might give us some insights, Joanne, but, but Silvio, you've got another forty-five seconds, go for it.↗

3:05:39Speaker 22that's all I wanna say. yeah, no, thank you. Okay. Yeah, no, thank you.↗

3:05:43@malleusigYeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no,↗

3:06:00Ian Malcolmthank you. Yeah, no, thank↗

3:06:02@malleusigyou. Yeah, no, thank you. Yeah, no, thank you.↗

3:06:03Ian MalcolmYeah, no, thank you. Are you a, a, a, a, a, are you a Jew?↗

3:06:13Ian MalcolmNo. Very nice. On to the next speaker.↗

3:06:19Speaker 15Thank you.↗

3:06:22Speaker 15I love your relaxed voice. Okay. Yeah, no, Sylvia. Okay. Kippy. Welcome. Go for it.↗

3:06:36Speaker 23Hey, what's happening, Johan and David and Ivan and everybody else who's in this beautiful space and, you know, the others. But, but, you know, I was thinking, to relay my message, I'm gonna, put in your- Whatever you guys call it, the pill or the, the little chat thing there. And I'm gonna let these, videos here speak what I want to relay to you guys, and just go back to back and just really listen to the lyrics on the, what I'm gonna put here.↗

3:07:25Speaker 23And if you listen closely It's really going to answer a lot of what we're seeking, what we're trying to relay, and, probably David would, appreciate this more. They are YouTube videos, and they are musicals, and they are really good, and, you know, they are from the 1973 Jesus Christ Superstar. Specific scenes that I picked from there, and, I'm gonna put it in your little chat thing, and I hope everybody, takes a, listen and ponder, and actually listen to the lyrics, and actually think about what they were talking about on that.↗

3:08:14Speaker 23So, I hope you get that. Thank↗

3:08:19Speaker 15you so much, Hippy.↗

3:08:20Speaker 23But, thank, thank you so much, and, you know, I love these, these three great- Hosts and co-host people, you know, they, they work so hard, because honestly, ladies and gentlemen, what they want is the same of what I want, and it's just basically one word, it's freedom, okay? It's, it's just basically freedom. They want their people to be happy Okay, I-Ivan, Johan, David, you, you think they wanna be doing this forever? No, they wanna, you know, they wanna one day have a, a cabin in the woods, I mean, a home, that they can sit back, and if all this was solved,↗

3:09:05Speaker 23I'll tell you right now, if all this was solved, these great people up here, who work so hard as your host and co-hosts For these spaces and the information that they put out there, they will be sitting back and enjoying a nice cigar, a good movie, or whatever. The common basic love of just knowing that things have a basic order, and things come together, and things can be solved.↗

3:09:42Speaker 23So, you know, I do appreciate these people.↗

3:09:46Speaker 15Thank you. thank you, thank you so much, KP. We love you. Of course. I love↗

3:09:50@malleusigyou. And so I'm gonna put these videos in there. I love you. All you guys are like homeless and like fighting in the trenches and don't have a place to stay and have a cigar yet, you can't enjoy a movie. That only happens after we defeat World Jewry.↗

3:10:04Speaker 14But it is, it is true though. That we want emancipation, that we want freedom, and we should never lose the vision of what that means. Like, freedom is glorious, and I've mentioned before, when, Frederick Douglass, the, the first great autodidactic, you know, self-taught emancipated slave, he talked about in his memoirs, which, which are, is a masterpiece, by the way, walking down the street of New York City as a free man and just the feeling of it, the breathing of the fresh air as a free man, and- So we, we need to remember, we need to keep that dream alive like an oasis in the desert. It is worth the fight. And let, let me remind you, everybody deep down inside wants freedom, you know? There's a multi- multitude of, of matrices, and the, the last great matrix is really dominion of your own soul and freedom in a spiritual sense, but that's not what we're talking about here. We're talking about freedom from slavery, from indentured servitude, from being exploited, from being productized. And I don't think it is a contradiction of the soul for anyone to support anything else. So yes, we have rightless poulterers who won't fight for that freedom, aren't interested in it. They, they're like cipher, they just say, "Well, if as long as it tastes like steak, I don't care." That's a Matrix reference. But deep down inside, in the heart of man We want freedom. Everybody wants freedom, so that's why our message is going to win, that's why it resonates, is because freedom in our mind isn't just our right as Americans or any other country, it's our destiny of, as a species, and we will accomplish that.↗

3:11:39@malleusigVery well said. Very well said. And the thing is, I think most of us, we have been under the yoke of, we've been under the yoke of Jacob for so long, we've forgotten what it feels like not to be. I don't think we'd even recognize freedom until we see it.↗

3:11:56Speaker 15It will be beautiful. I, I love this group so much. Alright, self-fulfilling prophecy, welcome. And, and↗

3:12:03Speaker 23David hit the head on, oh, sorry, I was sorry, but David hit the nail right on the head, and I put those videos down in there from you, for you guys, for everybody, everybody. please watch 'em and, listen to the lyrics carefully and even take notes, you know? And it's from 1973, it's a musical, it's a great movie.↗

3:12:28Speaker 15Thank, thank you so much, Yippee! Yeah, we'll, we'll check it out. Yeah,↗

3:12:32Speaker 23put those two scenes 'cause it's my It's my message to this space. Thank↗

3:12:39Speaker 15you so much. Yeah, we'll, we'll check it out.↗

3:12:41Speaker 23It should say a lot, you know. God bless you guys. I love you, Joanne and Ivan and, and David. It's, it's Ian, Joanne and David. Please, no, no, I'm great. Ian's a great, Ian's a great. All right, have a good night, you guys. Sleep well.↗

3:13:00Speaker 15Thank you, QP. Okay,↗

3:13:03Ian MalcolmSounds so intimidating.↗

3:13:06Speaker 15It does. It, it sounds like a, like a Russian.↗

3:13:09Speaker 14That, that reminds me of a Norm Macdonald joke, actually supposed to be happened in real life. He was on a plane and someone kept calling him Bob. And he didn't wanna dispossess the guy of it, so he just, he just went by the name Bob, he let the guy call him Bob. But then someone else on the plane said, "Wait, aren't you, what is your name? I've seen you, you're on like Saturday Night Live." And the guy that was calling him Bob there was the whole time was still there, and so he looked at the other guy and goes, "Uh, yeah, I'm, Bob."↗

3:13:38Speaker 14So I thought it's like, "I can be Bob." So I think↗

3:13:44Ian MalcolmI can be Ivan. I, I, Norm Macdonald, Dave, would you agree, one of, one of the most unique renditions of, of humor, but unbelievably funny individual?↗

3:13:54Speaker 14Yeah, and you know, he's, it's courage, it's courage. And he thought bombing was funny. He used to do something really hilarious when he was young, and he would bomb. He would stand outside the theater and shake everybody's hand on the way out, as though he had done really great, and they were eager to meet him. I think that is just classic Norm Macdon↗

3:14:15Speaker 15It was great. Alright, self-fulfilling prophecy, welcome, go for it.↗

3:14:20Speaker 24Thank you, I appreciate you, letting me up. I just joined probably like twenty minutes ago, so I apologize if there's, topics I might bring up that you've already gone over, you can cut me off whenever. it sounds like we're on the same page as far as the, the JQ, I love it, that's great. What I wanted to make sure was we're on the same page as far as the,↗

3:14:44Speaker 24I, I guess the easiest way to say is the Islamic dilemma. I know that they are used by the Zionists, I know they're used as a bio weapon against us, I know that some people are super, super duper into You know, protecting Iran over Israel and vice versa, whatever, but I just wanted to kind of gauge everybody on the panel and see where they're at and, if anyone disagrees with that sentiment, I'd love to hear it. if they're fans of Islam or maybe the IRGC in, in terms of, how they conduct the government. Obviously, the people are one thing, the government's a different thing.↗

3:15:23Speaker 24Okay. Sounds like no one disagrees. No, no, no, no. I mean, the, the thing I guess I would say, it's,↗

3:15:28Ian Malcolmit's very curious because there's a lot of individuals that would critique the perspective that, when it comes to how do we deal with or address Jewish supremacy, that we just need anybody and everybody to get on board with this ideology, right? And that's what it is. It's essentially a, an advertising campaign that we're putting on together to bring a, awareness awareness and attention to this problem, because we need a critical mass to oppose it, right? So some people will say, "Oh, you can't get in, figurative bed with X, Y, or Z because that's not what you ultimately envision as a finished product," and I, I think that that's, that's silly, right? I'm, I'm gonna try and take the pragmatic approach to this issue, which is, at least as best I can determine, is essentially getting anybody and everybody who either believes in morality and is against things like genocide and all that The perversion of society and the degeneracy of modernity, anybody and everybody that's against that, or even if they're not, right? say for example, some people that might side with some of those aspects that I would define as degenerate, and I would, I would put LGBT ideology in particular, of course, trans ideology into that bucket, and, and yet there are some individuals I'm sure that are out there that might be gay that would be like, "Yes, you know what? I'm gay, but I'm going- Going to align against Jewish supremacy, even though it's perhaps the Zionists and the Jewish supremacists that have forced this into society that they might be personally aligned to, right? And I know that that might sound crazy, but for what it's worth, there's a whole lot of people that might not fit the traditional mold of the white Western Christian straight, you know, X, Y, or Z, masculine man, right? That would be willing to say, even though there's some aspects of modernity that I would prefer, I'm going to oppose Is it because I want my children to not live in hell, right? And so I, I'm basically willing to be open arms with anybody and everybody that's willing to oppose Jewish supremacy to deal with that problem, and then once it's dealt with, we can determine how to divide and conquer amongst ourselves and, and, and how we wanna define nirvana, right? Which some people will take totally different tact on. I would like the West to go back to being the Christian, largely white, Western world that it was thirty or forty years ago or fifty years ago. That, that's, that's what I think would be in the best interest of those people, and I do genuinely believe that if all nations of the world took that exact frame, well, then it wouldn't just be the United States or Western Europe that would benefit from that, right? You'd have a return of all of these people that have, prospectively, maybe they've- Develop skills because they mass migrated to the United States or to Western Europe, let's presume that they were really productive, right? Well, then they can go back home and they can build up their nations, which will also be able to get rid of this oppressive force that is Zionism, central banking, usury, all this other stuff. And, and so it's, you know, my, my ideology benefits not only the white Western Christian world that I think needs to be returned to what it was, but it's the same model for the Japanese, it's the same model for the Colombians Or the El Salvadorians, right? Every, everybody benefits from it, and ironically, the one that looks like they'd benefit the most is those that just defeated the United States with the Iranians, right? They are defending their right to their civilization, to their people, and to their ability to say to Jewish supremacy, "No, you don't get to come in here and trans our children and turn our daughters into whores and to put degenerate nonsense on television that demoralizes our civilization," right? And so I, I, I think that same Same stance, and, and this is what Rabbi, I think, was asking Yitz earlier, when he was saying, "Why is it that Israel gets to be an ethnocentric nation, but all others have to basically succumb to diversity is good?" Right? So, it's, it's ironic because what I basically could say that I want is for the West to be able to take the same stance that the Jews in Israel openly profess, the only difference is I don't wanna colonize or conquer or genocide anybody. I want our society Society be able to live by its values, right? And the Jewish supremacists want nothing to do with that. And so, yes, Muslims don't belong en masse in the West. They need to go back to their homelands. I-- that is my position. Mass migrants need to go home. We can have some degree of diversity in Western Europe and in the United States, but it's reasonable to suggest in twenty twenty-six that that level of diversity should mirror that of nineteen sixty-six, right? And that if that, if we did go back to that It would be in the best interest of just about everybody involved, and for those that don't believe that, right, just look at how things have devolved in essentially the sixty years that followed. And E. Michael Jones, when he was in here, he talked about this idea of the Third Republic. It has fallen. The things that we love are gone, and the things that he would have seen as normal as a child have a-- it basically been eviscerated by this machine. And, so that being said, I'm curious, David, for your thoughts on it.↗

3:20:41Speaker 15David? I, I think David is in the front row. If not, let's↗

3:20:45Ian Malcolmgo to Rabbi with the same question.↗

3:20:49@malleusigabout, about them espousing open waters, and for everyone else except them? Yeah. Yeah. This is, this is one of, one of the, the easiest things to bring up to people that still have that kind of like,↗

3:21:04@malleusigwhat's the word? That kind of like, initial revulsion to any kind of mention of Jews is that, you know, ask them just point out, "This is how Israel deals with their stuff, and this is, you know, how they espouse that we deal with ours." Why is it that Jews get to be fascists whenever they're talking about Jewish things, but they suddenly get to be these liberal universalists, universalists, universalists, universal, universal people, right? They, they get to propose, liberal universal- When it comes to how we run our societies, that doesn't make any sense at all, right? It's, it's-- and if you, if you really wanna test this, all you have to do is walk up and say to anyone, Jew or not, "Listen, I just want from my country what Israel has for theirs. I want from my people what Israel gives to the Jewish people, and then you can judge how brainwashed and completely out of it the person you're talking to is by the reaction." Because any objective evaluation of that statement has to come to the conclusion, yeah, this is morally defensible and reasonable. But if you're like, you know, what, fifty, sixty percent of the US population, you're gonna be like, "Oh my God, that's anti-Semitic," and the question is, "Why?" Well, no, the Jewish people are special. They're eternal victims. If you, if you try and assert open borders and immigration for them, you'll exterminate them.↗

3:22:29@malleusigOkay, but isn't that by def-- by your definition, what's happening to us? And it's like, you can't, you cannot get around this. Any application of universal, you know, consistent logic eventually brings you to the same place that me and David Joyner are. It's-- This isn't hatred, this isn't anti-Semitism, this is just-- This is what a single standard looks like. This is what consistent logic looks like. This is all it is. And it's-- is it any surprise that the people denouncing it as hatred, bigotry, and anti-Semitism are the people that benefit the most from it?↗

3:23:11Speaker 24So, not to interrupt you, on that thought. We didn't interrupt, that was fine. Okay. to that point, how would you respond? And I don't agree with this, but how would you respond to, I had the, The stat-- I had the, the worst experience, like talking to Israelis the other day in the spaces, and they kept pointing back to, "Well, we have, Arabs and Muslims in our country. We have, you know, these, these minorities here, so that's not true." And so how would you respond? 'Cause I'd love to hear, 'cause I'm trying to build that playbook myself.↗

3:23:41@malleusigI would respond to their claim that they have, yeah, they have, they have, they have token minorities.↗

3:23:45Speaker 24I was gonna say they, my response to them was, "Hey, you can have them there, but that doesn't mean they have any type of power, will, or any change in that actual country." They don't,↗

3:23:53@malleusigthey don't get, they don't get political power. There are, there is a small token number of Arabs they allow to serve in the government, but they don't have any real power. there are literal laws in the books, that Benefit Jews to the, to the detriment of everyone else. There was a, a law recently passed that allows you to specifically execute Palestinians based off of race with lower, with a lower threshold for,↗

3:24:21@malleusigjudicial proof of their crimes and Jews.↗

3:24:24Speaker 14And I would say, I would say also that When Jews euphemistically refer to their right of return law, they're-- it's not return, they're not from there. So they're right to come there based on ethnicity, right? So they obviously have a very, very, very, stringent immigration policy. Open borders, really, you know, yesterday when we talked about the culture wars, I, I said if I could rename the space, it would be the war on culture. Because there is no countervailing culture that they're promoting, they're just saying submit to us or die. And with regard to the border issue, you know, value is that which you act to gain and keep. By definition, if you tell me you value something but you do nothing To gain or keep it. If you don't take care of your car or, or really make sure to love your wife and have faith to, to whatever value you have, the proof is in the pudding, the proof is that you're acting to gain and keep it. So for them to try to convince us to give, to open our borders, to not value our culture, not value our country, because that is a kind of suicide, well, what are they doing? What's-- That is a kind of demoralization. So open borders, there is a real sinister- Sinister thing to them promoting our open borders, it is the Klergy plan, obviously, and it is a sort of a mean and nasty thing they do to our culture, which I think is proof again that they really, really don't like us. You know, it's not as though they're being ruled by Buddhist supremacists, you know, that just think, "Well, gosh, I'm, I'm really kind of a-- We're nice people and we're nicer than you are." No, no, the whole supposition here is that we hate you, and because we hate you We're going to do these things to you intentionally. You know, antisemite used to be considered someone who hated Jews. Now, according to them, it's someone who is hated by Jews. And open borders is-- there's no better proof of that than, than their open border promulgation.↗

3:26:26Speaker 24So let me tell you the secret. Right? Yeah. Oh, go ahead, James.↗

3:26:33Speaker 16Oh, I'm sorry, I just said the Talmud is a secret, right? It's supposed to be a secret, like no one knows about it, but we're not supposed to talk about it. The Talmud, it tells us everything they're doing.↗

3:26:48@malleusigSure, so it's as much a secret as you can be when it's online.↗

3:26:53Speaker 24you were mentioning, ethnicities and stuff. Does this pertain to Ashkenazi or Sephardic or, oh, it's Sephardic, Sephardic, Sephardic, Sephardic, thank you. my rudimentary understanding of the situation is there's really only two groups there that really matter, Ashkenazi being the more dominant one. Is that kind of the-- Is that still correct?↗

3:27:12@malleusigGenerally. Ashkenazis are, Ashkenazim are the ones that, that now in twenty twenty-six have their hands on the reins of power, before, I think the eighteenth century, I think it was the Sephardic Jews that had more power in Europe because the Ashkenazim were for the most part restricted to Poland, where they had for a very long time,↗

3:27:34@malleusigbeen, isolated because Europe didn't want them. Europe was-- Whenever they get kicked out of European countries, they went to Poland. Poland was famously very pro-Jew, very Jew-accepting for a long time. And what happened was, it's, it's actually very analogous to what happened in places like New Jersey here in the States, is, is the Pol-- the Ashkenazim, the Polish Jews, the Ashkenazim learned how to To how to basically leverage, state money and taxpayer money, to create a population bomb. And what happened was, in the, I don't, I think it's the early 18th century or the, the late 18th, I forget, but at some point, what happened was that, that bomb exploded. And if you think of Poland as a tumor then the Ashkenazim were like these, these cancer cells, and the tumor metast, metastasized and exploded, and they basically flooded Europe, and one of the first things they did was they took over Zionism Zionism to that point was very much a Sephardic, engage, in, you know, what is it,↗

3:28:36@malleusigproject. And when the Ashkenazi kind of rushed in, they took it over and they occupied most of its leadership positions. And since then, it's been, it's been an Ashkenazi, enterprise.↗

3:28:47Speaker 16And can you tell about the Sephardic and all that stuff, like the difference between those?↗

3:28:54@malleusigThe, there's very, I mean, the Sephardic Jews are more European, genetically. They have had more time to, interact and to breed and kind of like steal European genes than the Ashkenazim have. The Ashkenazim were what were, you know, for a very long time inside of the Zionist, were referred to as the Shtetl Jews. They were the ones that were unfavorably compared to what they called the "Hebrews," right, which is the ideal they wanted to promote of the strong, smart Jew. And so they were essentially subjected Propaganda that the Nazis subjected Jews to, but this was, and this, at this point, was coming from inside of the Jewish community, inside of the Zionist community, because they wanted to hold up the so-called shtetl Jews, the, the dirty, black-clad, the ones with the big fuzzy hats, the ones that smelled funny, didn't know how to wash, right? They wanted to hold them up as something to avoid, as for European Jews to, to- To be revulsed at and to push against, and then the push would then move towards Israel as a result.↗

3:30:02Speaker 24So in terms of, and, and that's all great, and I appreciate you explaining that. so in terms of like the American Jew, is that more of just kind of like a mismatch? There's really no consistency?↗

3:30:12@malleusigYeah, in terms of the, the divide between the Sephardic and the Ashkenazim?↗

3:30:16Speaker 24You're right, yeah. I just, it would probably be better, better apt just to say that, 'cause, my, where this is coming from is, I had a long conversation with about, I wanna say three or four of them in, in a space, and, I called them out immediately and I was like, "Listen, I can tell, and from your last names, and I can tell from the way you're talking that you're American Jews, and that's, you know, whatever."↗

3:30:35Speaker 24but they essentially exposed, like, "Oh, I↗

3:30:46Speaker 24you know, whiteness or anything like that, and he, and I was like, "Well, you're not technically white, if you wanna go by the terms you're saying." He's like, "Well, I'm definitely white, I'm definitely American." I was like, "Well, no, you're technically not." and that's not to, you know, belittle you in any way, but let's just be fair, let's just call balls and strikes. And, but, you know, it did come off to me as if↗

3:31:06Speaker 24they were trying Humanize them in any way, just because I just felt like they were lying and it didn't feel like they were being truthful. Yeah. And later on, the, one of them was a DOJ lawyer and he decided to do a background check on me, and that's when I was like, okay, yeah, and these, these people are, it's very weird. But go ahead. No, and that's, and↗

3:31:30@malleusigthat's, so what you're feeling is the European revulsion to bad actors, right? That's the difference. Right. 'Cause they don't have that They don't have the same morality that we have, okay? They don't detect-- well, they detect it, but they don't, they don't feel the same revulsion at it. They just look at it as one more tactic. And if you fall for it, then hey, I win, you know? And that's, that's pretty much it. We talked about yesterday this concept of, Shidmat Le'Yak, which is a, a Jewish cultural ideal where basically you just try whatever you can to see if you can get one past the other guy, and if you↗

3:32:15@malleusigIt catches you, then, hey, you know, you know, hey, what are you gonna do? You know, this is like a Turing test. This is like a Turing test. Rabbi, is that like chutzpah? It's, well, chutzpah is a necessary component of it, but basically what they've done is they've taken the European con-- or the Christian concept of scamming someone, and they've turned it into a Jewish religious ideal, right? They've basically, they've basically laundered swindling people into a, a sacrament. Which blows my mind that they're able to get away with this. So↗

3:32:47Speaker 24is this↗

3:32:48Speaker 15a-- They call it the success method. I'm gonna post a, a video on it in the purple field because it's crazy. It's kind of like if they tell you that you can't put, take your dog inside the supermarket, and they see the sign, they literally take it and then get it in just to see if you stop them, and they, they just keep doing it and doing it and doing it and try to like fool you and like act like the victim or act like, you know, like they Just want to like get away with stuff over and over and over, and they literally say, "This is part of our co-our culture, we love doing it," and it's just being like misbehaving and being, uncivilized. And then the best part is, if you criticize, if you criticize↗

3:33:29@malleusigthem for it, they get to call you, the antisemite because you're hating on them because of their Jewish culture. You might↗

3:33:35Speaker 25actually have a genetic impulse to like something because it's a part of their culture. What's that? People can have genetic impulses to like something because it's a part of their culture.↗

3:33:48@malleusigI guess so, sure, sure.↗

3:33:50Speaker 25Now, okay, so actually,↗

3:33:52Speaker 24that's great. I, I was gonna say that actually leads my, to my next point was, does anyone in here hold the value, or I shouldn't say the value, the, the mindset that there is a Genetic ties to all this, or is there a, I think what was the biblical term I, I forget, it's something that Christians don't normally are not okay with, it's a blood, not blood libel, blood, blood guilt. It's not↗

3:34:13@malleusigblood guilt, no, but there's a-- Or not blood guilt, sorry. I know, go, go ahead. It's not blood guilt, but there's a-- I mean, that, that concept I think is outdated. But there's, the, the more that I get into this, the more West Asian, group, one West Asian population, where they all came from, or if it's, if it's due to the, the inbreeding,↗

3:34:41@malleusigits Jewish communities are famous. I think they did a study and they found that like, over in, in New York, it's pretty bad. In New York, like one in two hundred, marriages over the past two thousand years, not, not New York, Europe in general. were actually outside of the Jewish community. So, and then someone else did research and found that essentially Ashkenazi Jews are all sixth cousins or closer, if you look at the genetics. And then there's the, the whole thing where their, their religion permits and actually encourages uncles to marry nieces, right? So you have a whole constellation of-↗

3:35:23@malleusigGenetic issues that they're inviting because of their behavior, right? And this isn't the kind of like thing where it's like, "Well, no, you're Jewish 'cause you're defective." No, that's not it. It's, there's another step. The step is you're Jewish. Jewish people tend to mate endogamously, and they a-- they avoid exogamous matches. And because of that, then you have issues with↗

3:35:47@malleusiginbreeding and of course the, the mental issues that come out of it, it is not controversial that inbreeding results in higher rates of psychopathy. Sorry?↗

3:35:56Speaker 14And it really does, like, it, it really isn't unnatural. We know even, even the Neanderthals practiced exogamy, you know? They would move in multi-hundred mile stretches and kind of have these, you know, proto-jamborees where they would trade women for exogamous purposes. And so for everyone in the room, you know- I, I didn't, for the flow of the conversation, Rabbi, earlier when our friend was, our guest speaker was, was here, we were having this conversation about genetics versus agency, and I don't think these two ideas-- we know from modern studies of genetics that there is, there are hereditary traits around personality, hereditary traits around, for instance, things like schizophrenia, like we know, and, and lots of other things like, paranoia Yeah. And we can imagine these pe- these things being exacerbated where you're not practicing the necessary exogamy to, to keep them from happening. W- this isn't controversial, everybody knows that, that inbreeding is a bad thing. And it's kind of funny that we make fun of people like from the South or something, we character-characterize them when we make fun of them, for being, you know, uncle, dad, that sort of thing. But these people actually practice it. But I don't think that that,↗

3:37:15Speaker 14I don't think that that is- Excuses them from agency. It's very important because if we were to say, when people go down, and I know you're not doing that, com- completely down the genetic line, what you're saying is that this is just inherent to their nature, and therefore it's kind of excuses them, right? You're saying, "Well, you know, the rattlesnake, yeah. So anyway, I'm not,↗

3:37:35@malleusigI'm not excusing that." No, I know, I know. No, when, when you get to a point where it becomes genetic problem, then the idea↗

3:37:46@malleusigIf it's genetic, then it, now it comes down to, okay, so that means, all it means is I can't talk this person out of it, right? There's a tendency there that is genetic, inbuilt, and you can't, you can't theorize your way out of a genetic predisposition, you can't talk someone out of having a higher probability of breast cancer, you can't convince someone,↗

3:38:10@malleusigto, grow back, a leg that isn't there because of a genetic defect, right? And so- Now the question simply becomes, it's no longer about, how are we gonna convince them to become better people, now the question is, how do we isolate ourselves from them to keep us safe?↗

3:38:29Speaker 24So in terms of how do you reconcile the idea that, or I shouldn't say idea, we know for certain, in the Ashkenazi- I'm sorry, this is the↗

3:38:36Speaker 15last question. I'm loving the back and forth, but we don't have hands, and it's, this is- Oh, I ap- I, I apologize. Yeah, I'll↗

3:38:42Speaker 24make it really quick. I just wanna hear from either, David or Rabbi, how do you reconcile with the higher dispensation for IQ averages for the Ashkenazis and everything? They're much higher.↗

3:38:55@malleusigOh, that↗

3:38:59Speaker 24And then on the other end of it, on the bottom end, an issue with the Muslim populations is that they also do the same thing, but they have much lower IQs. So I don't see, is it because they're just smaller populations?↗

3:39:09Speaker 15The IQ in Iran is the fourth highest in the world, so no,↗

3:39:13@malleusigI don't think it's just a Muslim country, though. Iran is not very Muslim at all.↗

3:39:17Speaker 24Yeah, I wouldn't characterize Iranians as↗

3:39:20@malleusigreally smart people.↗

3:39:21Speaker 24Yeah, exa-- I would agree with that too. I'm, w-w-what's, maybe I We know the population, like Somalians, right? Whatever. I'm just saying that they do a lot of inbreeding and we notice that there's an issue with IQ, right? But then in theirs, they're, they're much higher. So I, I just, I'm-- Just go ahead. But isn't that because↗

3:39:41Speaker 15Muslims or because of the, the, the Sunnah? You understand?↗

3:39:45@malleusigYeah, yeah, you understand that. So there are other factors at play for IQ than just inbreeding. Okay. You have, if you look at a map of Africa, you can↗

3:39:58@malleusigRight? And if you go to, I think Somalia, it's not like you see a, a sudden drop in Somalia because of Somalia, because it's a Muslim country. Their, their IQs are fairly congruent to, of the IQs of, of the people around them, whether Muslim or not. So it's not a situation where inbreeding or Islam is to blame here. It's just they have what you would expect to see for a population in that area, right? IQ is very dependent on geography for whatever reason.↗

3:40:27@malleusigand but when I go back to the, to the Jewish thing, you have the, the whole-- there's this whole myth, and there's a very good based-- video about this where Simon, Simone and, I forget his other name, but basically they go through this where it's the, the studies that were done on Jewish IQ do not show that Jews have higher IQ. What they show is that Jews have a higher verbal IQ↗

3:40:55@malleusigthan average, and they have a lower IQ in pretty much everything else. And so when those studies are cited, what you find is that the people that cite those studies, whether they're Jews themselves or because they don't want to run afoul of the Jewish academic machine, they tend to ignore the other types of IQ and they represent the verbal IQ as being just IQ. And so that's where this idea that Jews have a higher IQ come-- they really don't. The average IQ in Israel is like ninety, and there's no way to- To explain that, if you're going to make the assertion that Jewish people have higher IQs on average,↗

3:41:31@malleusigeven, even in America, if you look at Jewish people, they tend to be very good talkers. They're essentially used car salesmen, right? They're very good at talking you into things, but they're not good at engineering. They're not good at putting things together. They're not-- I think they, in the video, they put it this way, "They're, they're Jews are word sales, they're not shape rotators. Europeans are shape rot↗

3:41:54@malleusig'Cause we, we're very good at rotating, rotating shapes in, in mental space, right? Which is one of the main, main measures of IQ. I↗

3:42:03Speaker 14will↗

3:42:03@malleusigsay↗

3:42:03Speaker 14this too, I don't trust the data. I really don't. Yeah.↗

3:42:06Speaker 25So have an, an imagination.↗

3:42:08Speaker 14Yeah, but I don't trust the data. You know, well, w-what did you mean by the imagination comment? No, no,↗

3:42:17Speaker 15it's i-Iconic.↗

3:42:18Speaker 14Iconic. You↗

3:42:18@malleusigsaid "Mid-Iconic." Oh, I'm sorry,↗

3:42:21Speaker 14never mind. Sorry. Click↗

3:42:22@malleusigin your head. You click, you say "I Q three times," and "Iconic" shows up.↗

3:42:26Speaker 14Alright, so no, or doesn't. But, but just getting back to that, so over a four hundred year period of the, let's say, the Renaissance, the Reformation, the Renaissance, and I think I said this yesterday, the Reformation, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment. you had just this great, efflorescence of genius in, in Europe, with all the philosophers and the mathematicians and the artists, I mean, all of this, you could take it back five or six hundred years and with the Michelangelos and the Da Vincis as well, and Caravaggio, and what, what did the Jews do during all that time? What did the people who prided themselves on being smart, they were counting shekels. I mean, that's it. After, besides that, they were Oh yeah, counting shekels, so it's hard for me to ascribe. I mean, where's the output, right? I've always described genius in terms of its output. Originality of thinking really is, is what, in my opinion, is definitive about genius, and then originality of input with some-- original, originality of thinking with some kind of, palpable empirical output. Well, it just doesn't exist with these people. It exists very little. I think Spinoza, by the way, was a great genius, but, but just it's- It just seems to be such a rare thing, so I, I don't see the bona fides, so that's why I mistrust the tests themselves. I really look-- like Al-Farabi, for instance, was, he was sort of the Thomas Aquinas of, of the Muslim world, and he predated Thomas Aquinas by a century or two, and he was, sort of, did, did something similar to Aquinas, which is mix Aristotelian logic with his religiosity in, in a sort of a genius way. There is no, like, Or, I mean, the closest they have, I guess, is Maimonides. I don't know, I just don't, I just don't see the intelligence there.↗

3:44:13@malleusigDavid, there's always gonna be outliers. Outliers don't disprove the rule, right? The exceptions prove the rule, so they're, they're totally compatible with this. It's just that you don't see-- you don't see on average, you don't see a high level of IQ in the Jewish community. You see a lot of, you see s-- outliers when it comes to certain fields. They're↗

3:44:37@malleusigyou don't see a lot of them figuring out engineering problems. You don't see a lot of them, I mean, you have, you have the occasional like physics genius, like, what's the famous, really famous physics genius? That was his name. Feynman. Feynman, thank you. You have the occasional Feynman, but like you don't have a lot of Feynman's. Right? You don't, you don't have, you don't have like a lot of Jewish people, going into industry and, and redesigning, you know, gears or whatever in cars. You don't see a lot of that.↗

3:45:10@malleusigand that's, that's unfortunate, but it's just the way it is. And I think it's, most of Jewish success isn't down to IQ, it's down to they stay above a minimum IQ Which is what drags us down. We have a lot of people in like the kind of, you know, Appalachian area of IQ, right? that we have to consistently fight against just to make any progress. We're very similar to the Black community in that way. Black people just have more people in the App- in their Appalachians, right? Black people have to fight fifty to like seventy-five percent of their own people to make one step forward. We have to fight thirteen to twenty percent of them, right? Which is It's not, it's not optimal, but it's, it's better than the black community. But Jews, for whatever reason, they've managed like this whole ethno supremacist worldview they put together, it keeps the low end in line. Like it keeps the low end on the memo, it keeps them uniform, it keeps them from stepping out of, you know, stepping out and making a mistake and throwing a rock at a store window, right? Where we don't have that control over our low end, Jews do. They have this ruthless uniformity and like extreme loyalty and,↗

3:46:26@malleusigreal coherence to the plan. Like they're, they're, they're not smart, but almost all of them are smart enough to trust the smart Jews and do what they tell them to, and that's their major advantage.↗

3:46:42Speaker 15Beautiful, thank you so much Rabbi. All right then guys, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's your turn afterwards. But guys, please repost this page and follow Ian and David and Rabbi and our amazing speakers, and also if you guys go to Twitter, I will also repost it. And yeah, let's get more people in here. Go for it, Dr. Strange.↗

3:46:59Speaker 26Thanks, Joanna, appreciate it. great space as always, Ian, Joanne, and David. Love the intellectual stimulation. A, on this topic that, you guys are speaking about, I was actually in diligence space a few, about a week ago when we were discussing this. So, specifically about Israel, for, for many, well, if we, if we wanna, if we wanna assess intelligence, one of the ways that you could look at Intelligences, how many,↗

3:47:29Speaker 26how many, patents they're filing, a country's filing, aside from the national IQ average, as well as how many PhDs they're producing. We were looking into this for more from, like, you know, does Israel doesn't- Israel tout itself as this innovative, advanced country, but when you look at the numbers, it really doesn't add up. Their IQ average is far below the standard, b-below the standard of a European country, or any, many of the, the other advanced countries,↗

3:48:03Speaker 26far below Iran as well. And in addition, the number of patents that they file is super low compared to, even per capita basis Or percentage basis, to the US or many of the Asian countries. I, I haven't, I haven't looked at the European countries, but I'm sure it's much lower. So this notion that Israel is somehow this beacon of advancement is a bit of a myth, and what, and I'll explain to you how they actually, w-what their secret sauce is.↗

3:48:39Speaker 26What they do is Unit 8200, along with many other Jewish institutions in Israel, Israeli institutions in Israel, they're connected with our Ivy League schools in the US. So Unit 8200 is connected with MIT, Harvard, and the like. And oftentimes they get they get access to the latest and greatest research, cutting-edge technology that they are able to see and tap into, which then they subsequently basically productize. Think of, for those of you who know Pegasus, right? What they did was because of our,↗

3:49:23Speaker 26horrible politicians or prostitute politicians, essentially every company, every US company ends up having their research and development, that it's almost like, it's like the thing to do or you're forced to do research and development in Israel. And when you do that, you have to give them, expose your secret sauce to them. So Meta, Facebook did this, and what they did was they got backdoor access to WhatsApp And then they turned around and made this into a product, I think the name of the company was NSO, and they sold, sold it to all these horrible dictators, authoritarian countries all around the world to basically spy on journalism, spy, essentially,↗

3:50:11Speaker 26spy on humanitarian, work as well as journalism, and c- countries like India and many of the other authoritarian countries. And squ- use it as a tool of censorship. And there's actually a lawsuit on this, because then the Meta, once they realized, they pursued it in the courts. And that lawsuit, they won the first one, Meta won the first lawsuit,↗

3:50:39Speaker 26but nevertheless, it's still ongoing for additional punitive damages. I'm sorry, what did you say about missing legs?↗

3:50:48@malleusigI didn't say anything about Masri. No, I↗

3:50:49Speaker 15can't acknowledge.↗

3:50:50@malleusigI can't acknowledge. I think that was like five minutes ago. Yeah. You okay? So, so what I,↗

3:50:58Speaker 26I would characterize what they do. Masri, no, I'm good. So,↗

3:51:03Speaker 26I would characterize- Keep going, Dr.↗

3:51:05Speaker 14Strange.↗

3:51:06Speaker 26I would characterize what Israel does is what, it's like the Lego analogy. Somebody else invents the LEGO unit, they have access to it, and they put it together and they make a product out of it. And this is, I would say, there's a lot of intellectual theft going on. In addition, this is why Epstein was not only doing horrible blackmail stuff with politicians and stuff, but he was also s-doing surveillance on cutting-edge research in many of the universities. This is, again, this is why th-this is because of a strategy. They want to ensure that they get their hands on the latest and greatest research and then subsequently productize it for themselves. So as many of you know,↗

3:51:59Speaker 26Epstein was, looking into gravity technology. He was involved in MIT, Harvard, a-and I believe Columbia as well. And then subsequently, he took a product and was working with Ehud Barak, former prime minister of Israel, to create a company out of it. So this is a very common strategy, the cream of the crop in many of these Ivy League schools.↗

3:52:24Speaker 25You guys wanna know something? I don't know who's- Yeah,↗

3:52:26Speaker 15connect. If you, if- Interrupt one more time, I'm gonna drop you, okay? It's almost as if Doctor↗

3:52:33Speaker 14Strange, you know, how then why don't they never think of having one of their physicists, for instance, work in a patent office so he could just see what everybody is doing?↗

3:52:46Speaker 14Yeah, yeah,↗

3:52:47Speaker 26good point. but don't give them↗

3:52:50Speaker 15ideas, David, no.↗

3:52:52Speaker 26Nonetheless, there's a lot of intellectual-- I'm convinced that there's enormous amount of intellectual theft because the numbers don't add up. Look at the number of patents that they're actually generating, it's very low comparatively, and they don't benefit us in any other way other than basically sucking us dry at the intellectual theft level, right? So I just wanted to mention that, in there. And regarding what, was said before,↗

3:53:17Speaker 26In regards to IQ, Iran is rated number four in the world in terms of having the highest IQ average, and they do practice, you know, cousin marriages. I'm not for it, but-- and it's not, I'm not sure how common it is, but it is, it is practiced. so the point I'm trying to make is that I don't think that's the only indicator of IQ. I think there are many other factors, whether it's clean water, nutrition at an early age, 'cause many of these- Countries in Africa,↗

3:53:49Speaker 26go through a lot of, what's the term? They, they're not, the children aren't given enough nutrition at an early age, so they really suffer. there's been a study that even refrigeration boosts IQ by like five points if you have refrigeration. So there are a lot of other factors that play into it. And I, I'm, I'm not for cousin marriages, for that matter, but I'm just saying it's- A lot more complicated than a single factor to look at.↗

3:54:22Speaker 26the, the-- I actually came up here for something completely different. I wanted to ask Ian. Ian, have you ever done a space, because you guys are talking about this regarding Germany, have you ever done a space on the million of German women who were raped after World War II as a collective punishment for all Germans, and nobody ever talks about it? We don't have any days, that, you know- Speaks about it, the media's completely silent↗

3:54:52Ian Malcolmabout it. Yeah, we, we, we have done, let's see, we, we did a number of spaces obviously on World War II, we did a space on Dresden, and, and kind of the disaster that that was. And, and so it's something tangentially that we've spoken about, but, we've never dedicated an entire space specifically to that subject, but happy to do so if, if you or anybody else would like to really- Unpack the history of it.↗

3:55:19Speaker 26Yeah, I think it would be-- I'm not an expert, but from the stuff that I've read, I mean, girls as young as ten year, ten years old were raped, and it was so systematic, it was just horrible. And the fact that the only thing I hear about World War II is the Holocaust, it, it really enrages you when everything else is just completely- Put under the covers and nobody speaks about the millions of other people that died, far more. So it's just,↗

3:55:50Speaker 26it, it just, I don't know, it's just sickening how we've been indoctrinated for decades, and I'm included, right? I grew up, I grew up here as a child, learning about the Holocaust, I think, I don't know, it was in fifth, fourth grade, and it was- What'd you say, cousin marriages?↗

3:56:10Speaker 15I, I'm- Oh my god, I'm, I'm over that. That was a conversation like 10 minutes ago. Just get rid of him. He doesn't, he doesn't↗

3:56:16@malleusigcontribute anything to the discussion. The,↗

3:56:19Speaker 26the last point I wanted to make is like, look, 'cause I think self-fulfilling prophecy, you mentioned this. The secret weapon of the Zionists and Israelis have been their ability to weaponize the fear and hate of Americans towards Muslims and Islam. I'm not asking you to like Muslims, I don't want Muslims in America, they should stay in their own country. I am a Muslim, I embrace Islam, but this is their secret weapon. So long as they can get you to hate and fear them, then the path to Greater Israel is very simple. For them, the g-- Path of Greater Israel requires them to conquer land that's all Muslim. They can't do it themselves. They need to get America to become their bitch, to go in there and constantly fight those wars, and that's what's happened in the past twenty years, twenty-five years for that matter. Yeah, I would,↗

3:57:17Speaker 14I would say that in reverse though, if, if the Muslim and the Christian Can come together in human solidarity. It isn't just the stopping of the Greater Israel project, project. It is the emancipation of America itself, it is the emancipation of Western civilization itself. So the whole world holds, the, the future of the whole world in terms of how bright that future will be hangs on the balance of whether Christians and Muslims can be arm in arm against this great evil.↗

3:57:48Speaker 26I agree. I mentioned this item because I thought self-fulfilling prophecy, as he's there, we had this discussion the other day, so I'm basically addressing some of his points and the point that he brought up earlier. Look, the endless Middle East wars that has only benefited Israel at our blood, sweat, and treasure could only have happened if-↗

3:58:11Speaker 26Only happened because they basically instilled enough fear and they psyop us that this is your enemy, you need to go fight these wars in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in all these other countries, in Libya, and now Iran. And the only way to basically, gain your freedom and be free is that you need to get rid of these people and you need to be at war with them all the time. So This is a psyop that has happened, and unfortunately, many people have fallen for it. I'm not asking you to love them or like them, I'm asking you to wake up and smell the coffee, because so long as those fear and hate is there, they're gonna hijack your ass, and you're gonna be their bitch. They're gonna continue to use that against you. E-every time the Israel falls behind in polls, you-- then you see a plethora of anti-Muslim Anti-Islam through the media to divert attention towards the Muslims so this way you, you're not focused on Israel. There's research on this that actually the Israelis, it was leaked out where it showed that the↗

3:59:23Speaker 26Israeli PR firms realize that every time the only way they initially pushed for pro-Israeli, material content, through media, and it didn't work, it didn't, help them in any way. Then they started pushing anti-Muslim, anti-Islam, material in the West, and then all of a sudden they had a twenty-point bump In, in support for Israel, in the West, in three specific countries. that, that, that's what the,↗

4:00:00Speaker 27research showed. And this was actually leaked, and I can showcase, the details to anybody who's interested. I'll, I'll land it↗

4:00:06Speaker 28there. Okay. I was gonna say, do you mind if I just, a small- I don't,↗

4:00:10@malleusigI don't argue against what you said, but I think you have it backwards. I don't think that the, it's, it's, we need to get over the, fear of Muslims first. I think that what props up the fear of Muslims is the fact that people trust Jews to tell them who to fear. And so if you get rid of that trust first, then people will begin looking at the claims that are being presented to them with a much more critical eye, and any irrational fear of Islam will go away. We will keep the rational fear of Islam, because there are a lot of reasons to be afraid of Islam, right? But the irrational fear of it will go away once we stop trusting Jewish people to tell us who, who we can't, can't, who we shouldn't, shouldn't be afraid of.↗

4:00:49Speaker 27But Rabbi, many people have already been indoctrinated for the past twenty-five, thirty years with Media, but more conquered, content. Oh, I know. So that's what I'm referring to, right? I know that it- That just tells us what they can't do. I know that they can't fool you, but look at the boomers.↗

4:01:07@malleusigI know, I'm not saying it's gonna be easy. I'm just telling you that's, that's the fastest way to this. If you- So if you, if you devote your energy towards, look at it this way, right? You have a, you have a leak in your, you have a leak in a In your house, right? And the water is filling up your house, so you get buckets, and the buckets, you know, you, you're using the buckets to throw it out the window, and that, that works for a short time while you kind of figure out what the hell is happening. But once you realize where the leak is coming from, you don't continue to bucket water out of your house for the rest of your life. You get a, you get some duct tape, and you tape up the pipe, right? In this case, Jews are the pipe Muslims are the water, right? It's like, yeah, okay, this is an issue we need to work on this, and the, the initial reaction will be to get a bucket and start bucketing the water out, but you can't get rid of that problem until you, you know, for good, until you fix the pipe. But when you pipe it up or you cut it off, you mean hatred of Muslims is↗

4:02:02Speaker 29the water, yeah, I got it.↗

4:02:04@malleusigHatred of Muslims in the water, yeah. Hatred of Muslims because it's coming from, it's coming from the pipe, right? So it's like you can't get rid of the hatred of the Muslims for good until you get rid of what's, what's spewing it into your culture.↗

4:02:16Speaker 28Yeah. So, just really quick, I, I understand where you're coming from, Dr. Strange, and I, I don't necessarily disagree with your sentiment, I just don't, I, I don't agree with the idea that there will be at some point after the Jewish question is solved that we will be kumbaya. It sounds like you're in the same, same boat, which is, you know, at least we can be, you know, intellectually honest with each other because I hear from certain people that are very, very, you know, bullish as far as the, the Jewish question, great, that's fine, but when it comes to the, you know, Islamic issue and dilemma, they almost seem as if it's not an issue at all. They↗

4:02:52Speaker 28say I'll just live together and be, you know, super happy, and I just don't think that we have enough, people on that side of the aisle that are truly being intellectually honest, with, you know, all the religions, right? They, they know so much about Jew, Jewry, but they know a puddle's worth about Islam in any shape of the form. So I think that's the scariest thing about the, you know, American First coalitions and some of the other things is, you know, e-even people my age,↗

4:03:19Speaker 28I'm, I'm Where it comes from, as far as, you know, they have base takes and they have really cool edits online, and it's really cool, and, you know, Islam can be, you know, we can be bros with Christianity, but that just, that just paints a very different picture when you look at history and how we've interacted. It's never really been a good interaction, generally speaking. You can make exceptions to the rule, but you, like you said, Dr. Strange, that doesn't necessarily make the rule. Or, no, I'm sorry. What did, I↗

4:03:46@malleusigthink So,↗

4:03:54Speaker 28yeah, yeah, go ahead.↗

4:03:55@malleusigNo, a lot of, a lot of people's arguments, not just this, but a lot of other things comes down to their ignorance of, or their inversion of that thing is they think that if you state a rule and they come up with an exception, then they've disproven the rule, which is just not, not true at all. Right, exactly. But, but my take, my take in this whole Islam thing is, it's pretty much the same as it is with Judaism.↗

4:04:14@malleusigIt's, it's, I don't hate you, When it comes to Judaism, I don't hate you, I want to love you from a safe distance, and I think that the safe distance between Christianity or the secular West, and Islam is a few thousand miles minimum. I don't think that we can live together because as long as we live together, Muslims will continue to misinterpret secular Western culture as atheism slash Satanism, and we'll try to fix it. And Westerners will con- will continue to misinterpret their attempts at fixing Western culture as, as jihad, and you can't get around that difference. You can't. So you, you have to be separate.↗

4:05:06Speaker 27Yeah, I'm not, I'm not sure. I'm not sure I understood what you said there, Rabbi, but, I, I wanna go back to what Self-fulfilling said. Look, if, if you go back in history, I can make a case for anything and everything. Everybody was at war with each other at one point or another. Whether it was China, whether it was India, you name it, the entire globe was constantly in warfare, right? So if you wanna basically look at the past and say history was like this, and therefore the future is gonna be like this, I think that's a very naive way of thinking about it. Now, if you, if you wanna have a discussion on whether the religion itself, like Islam- What it says about Christianity and how, what it says about dealing with, Christians, how to deal with Christians, that is a topic, that is a, that's a topic that we can have, and that's a justified topic, because yes, we can have that discussion, and I'm, I can confidently prove to you that as a religion, Islam is very favorable towards Christianity when you compare it with everything else, every other religion. That being said, if you want a glimpse in the future, I'm gonna give you a quick glimpse of what the future holds.↗

4:06:33Speaker 27The US and China are in an e- are in an e- in an economic cold war, pursuing financial resources and consumers globally. This is the, this is the The future for us, for the next fifty, seventy, eighty years, God knows how long, this is what it's gonna happen. And some people are projecting that the US is gonna go down and China is gonna go up, but we are the only two superpowers in the world who are gonna compete with each other for the foreseeable future. Now, in that foreseeable future You need consumers globally to consume your products. You need them to buy your Apple iPhones, your EV,↗

4:07:17Speaker 27your smartphones, your EV cars and the like, and you also want to make sure that you can access natural resources, whether it's rare earths, whether it's iron ore, copper, you name it, or en-energy for that matter. You've got two billion Muslim, Muslims around the world, w-around, across fifty-six, fifty-seven different countries.↗

4:07:42Speaker 27You can have animosity towards them and basically say they are, they are my enemy, push them, let's push them aside, and they'll go into the hands of China, and China will only become stronger. Or you can take a economic approach to say, "Why don't we work together? Why don't we work with each other? And instead of always having these, this, inseminated hatred that the Zionists have injected in you for decades, that has not benefited either side." So I, I hope, you're 28 years old, and I hope that you can see more of the world as you age, to realize that this mindset, this, this continuous animosity, is going to-- I've had other discussions with self-fulfilling prophecy, Rabbi, so that's why I'm-- well, that's what I'm basing it on. This continuous animosity is to our own detriment. There is no need, unless there's an imminent threat. It's the same shit story with Iran, right? They were pushing it-- I'm almost done, Rabbi, just give me ten more seconds. Go ahead. Okay, okay, go ahead. yeah. they were pushing it as an imminent threat that if we don't go and destroy Iran and conduct regime change, they're gonna basically destroy the world. That's what they were pushing it, and that same thing is true, true when it comes to Islam As a whole, that, that same, that same psyop has been injected in the minds of many in the West for decades onwards when it comes to Islam, because again, it benefits Israel and their objective for Greater Israel. I'll end it there. Sorry Rabbi, go ahead.↗

4:09:28@malleusigNo, it's okay. That's right. I just wanted to make some-- I thought I made this- Really clear. What I'm talking, and I think what, what the other guy was talking about, it's, it's not hatred or animosity. That's not a part of this discussion. And so if you're gonna sit here and argue against hatred and animosity, that's all well and good, but you're not addressing what's actually being discussed. We're not advocating that we need to hate Muslims. We're advocating, or I'm saying, that their culture is a specific culture that's adapted to a specific people and a specific geographical area of the world. And you can't thrust it willy-nilly into coexistence with another completely different culture of completely different people from a completely different area of the world and expect it to work, all right? Hatred doesn't become a part of this. This is cultural incompatibility, right? And putting us together in close-- putting us in close proximity to each other is making conflict and,↗

4:10:27@malleusigyou know, upheaval inevitable Right? Because of the differences in our cultures, and the differences aren't simply, oh, well, I believe that Muslims hate Jesus, because that's not true. I know Muslims revere Jesus. The difference is, the difference is much deeper than that. The difference- Is probably, it's more, more specifically indicated by the Muslim answer to divine command theory, which is completely different to the European answer to divine command theory. Like Muslims believe that if God commands something, it is by definition good, so it doesn't matter what God commands, if He commands it, it's good. Europeans rejected that hundreds, if not thousands of years ago. We submit all claims to what our behavior should be from whatever deity. We submit them to a test, is this good or not? If it isn't good, then it probably doesn't come from God, it's probably from an imposter. Okay? You guys haven't answered the question in the same way, and because of that, we are-- we're forever going to be limited in, in how deep we can interact, because we're always, and very quickly in discussion with Christians and Muslims, I found, very quickly going to find, a, a floor beyond which we can't go Without, without some kind of violence happening, usually coming from the Muslim side because they're the first ones to take offense. That's the issue, right? This isn't hatred or animosity, this isn't, we've been brainwashed to hate Muslims from by the Zionists. This is completely independent of that, which is why, again, the best, the best way for us to love each other is to separate and keep a distance between us.↗

4:12:13Speaker 28And, and just, and↗

4:12:14Speaker 30guys, let's, let's try to keep it short because we do have a lot of hands. So, please reply, Dr. Strange and then Saul for the input, like really quick because people are waiting. Alright, go for it.↗

4:12:26Speaker 27Thanks. I think the, the issue here, it- It, there's so many things you mentioned, so let me make sure at least I address some of them. there's a element of selectivism here, Rabbi, and that's why even though you may, you may say that you don't have any, animosity or fear, I think it's so deeply embedded within the, our consciousness, unconsciousness, that I think it's there. so that's one. Wait,↗

4:12:58Speaker 29just↗

4:12:58Speaker 27one second here.↗

4:12:59Speaker 29One, one second here. Do you think white culture exists?↗

4:13:06Speaker 27I, I don't think so. I think, I, I don't know what↗

4:13:08Speaker 29that would be. Okay, well, I think there's the problem, my friend. The idea that there's not white culture, do you think Indo-European cult- culture exists?↗

4:13:21Speaker 29You see, the-- Let me just-- It depends on your-- Without you having answered the question, let me just say this. It, it depends on the one, the one exception that I have. The one is↗

4:13:28Speaker 27white culture.↗

4:13:28Speaker 29Okay, the one exception. I've heard this a lot. I've heard, people from the Middle East or Muslims, what-- They, they come into, let's say, England or Scotland, places that are indigenous white people, and they can never identify anything special about that culture. And I think that's already problematic. By the way, I wouldn't ever say it in reverse. There's got to be something about, special about the culture of the Levant, and I could go on about it since they pretty much invented civilization. But also, I would say this too, of any quality culture, if I went into Japan, even China, you know, any, any place, because we're talking about the shadow of a collective soul. And by-- and yes, by the way, genetics does have something to do with it, right? 'Cause the genetics are simply a, a We say nature versus nurture, but genetics are simply a longer stretch of nature, right? And so when, when it's troubling when people come into a civilization that's very different from theirs and has remarkable advantages to any other civilization on the planet, which is why they're coming, and then to say, "No, there's nothing special about you. No, I'm here for all this stuff." I'm here for the output. I'm, I'm here for the extended phenotype of these people, but I won't ever acknowledge that it came from these people,↗

4:14:45Speaker 27David. But they're two different things. You're, you said two different things. You said white culture and exceptionalism, like, beauty of, of a nation, right? The things that David- No, no, no, but what is the↗

4:14:57Speaker 29nation but, but the, but the people and the race? You do realize that the land is the same, right? If you go, if you go to, Scotland↗

4:15:07Speaker 29There's a remarkable similarity to a hunk of earth, let's say, in Iran, right? But it's inevitably there is something special, and you see, the, the one thing that-- and, you know, there's a Heisenberg principle here, because you can never see what that culture is when it just lives with itself. Like the high trust society that the Japanese have for just living with themselves, because you see they understand their own nature. There is so much biophilia going on there that's unspoken and ineffable, so it can't- Never be spoken. And this is true of every great culture, and by the way, I'm including some great cultures in the Middle East. But the troubling thing is that interlopers come into this subs-- into these cultures that have existed for thousands, for tens of thousands of years, and what is the first thing? No, there is no identifiable quality. There's nothing special about you. I think that in and of itself is problematic.↗

4:16:02Speaker 27No, it↗

4:16:02Speaker 28kind of, it kind of puts a bow on it for me, because I think, hold on one second, I'll think right after this, but the issue with white culture, one second. Hold on, South, South, South, South, South.↗

4:16:11Speaker 27I wanna make sure I'm corrected, I, I stand corrected. So I, I'm not sure what you meant by white culture, and I don't even know how you would define it. But in terms of,↗

4:16:25Speaker 27let, let's specifically speak about America. in terms of-- Well, how about European↗

4:16:29Speaker 29culture, because they're, they're indigenous to that area, right? So those people, the race of people that exists in Europe, they're indigenous to that area. So how about that culture?↗

4:16:41Speaker 27Oh, you-- sorry, say that again? Eur-European culture or European culture? Yeah,↗

4:16:44Speaker 29the race of people, right? That are indigenous to Europe, that are indigenous. That's where they're from. That is their land. Right? Is there something special about those people?↗

4:16:56Speaker 27Of course, there's, there's something special about each and every, but there's lots. I mean, if I were to tell, if I were to look at the, the US specifically, I think what the founding fathers put together is an amazing piece of paper that is unlike, it doesn't have a comparable document, right? And the fact that you wouldn't↗

4:17:22Speaker 29say that exists in a vacuum, right? That wasn't like, serendipity, because if you think of-- and I'm, I'm sorry, but our guest speaker kind of missed on this part, he was saying they all read, you know? John Milton, you know, but, the, the, it was redolent with the Enlightenment, and of course, the Enlightenment has a much longer tail on it than we think. You know, we had people, s-Adam Braden, the Enlightenment from the thirteen hundreds, and we had all of the, you know, the Francis Bacon and, who kind of, codified the scientific method, and you can just go on and on and on, but there was just so much going on in European history, and obviously that comes from sort of a temperament and a In reverse. If you took me back to the Levant, hold on, hold on, I'm not done yet. If you, hold on, if you took me back to the Levant, I could do this reverse. I don't think people know enough of the history. You know, someone asked me what I thought about the movie, The Three Hundred about, the past people standing in the past of the Mopli, and I said, "Well, the sad thing is they didn't give the Persians their due. You know, Cyrus the Great and, and↗

4:18:29Speaker 29then D I, I just, I just think that's problematic. I, I will say this for everyone, I see a brighter future in this way when we overcome Jewish supremacy, because I think the answer is in free association. You know, even within our respective boundaries, even within America, for instance, which is ostensibly supposed to be a melting pot, I believe that free association will solve way more of this problem than people think. You know, the vast interiors of our planet are roughly uninhabited, including nine states in America, for instance. That have almost no one in them, you know? And I just, I do believe that, that this idea that we're at each other's throat or there's some mutual exclusivity to being Muslim versus Christian, I think that that is being artificially, exacerbated. I, I think that that problem will look extremely small and the differences in our respective cultures will be far less and maybe we'll be more inclined to figure out what it is that we admire about each other and get along better. But as long as the Jewish supremacist is- Is in the room, then, then that's not gonna happen.↗

4:19:37Speaker 27Thanks, David. Appreciate it. So going back to those things, I, the Muslim world, I, I worked overseas for a few years, so I actually had a chance to go around in various countries. Many of them are in awe of America and what Americans have achieved, and I would say probably Europe as well, 'cause the, you know, oftentimes, like even amongst Muslims per se There is a common saying that, hey, you know, even though, Americans are Christians, but they're more righteous than many Muslims in these Muslim countries. And, and this is a common thing that they a-often say, and this has to do with the,↗

4:20:24Speaker 27High level of, trust that you're referring to and many other factors. and mind you, David, if you go back in history, there was, in many of these Muslim countries, there was, there were a high level of trust, but it has broken down and it has become a disaster over hundreds of years, partly because of colonialism, partly because of dictatorial rules.↗

4:20:49Speaker 27so that said, there's not, there's, there is not this viewpoint Or this mindset of looking down upon the white race or the white culture. I, I don't know what that white culture is because from the prism of, of America, you have nearly fifty percent of Americans who are non-white, right? So for me, I, I, I don't know how to,↗

4:21:16Speaker 27how to, I, not identify, but how to define white culture I don't know, so I need to think. Do you think there's, do you think--↗

4:21:26Speaker 31Do you think there's cultures of other peoples?↗

4:21:32Speaker 27I think there's, like, when it comes to race versus nationality, that's where I get lost, right? Because there are-- there's culture of nation-nations, but when it comes to culture of races, because you've got mixed race nations It, how do you determine what's white and what's not? But, but they weren't mixed races↗

4:21:54Ian Malcolmjust twenty or thirty years ago in almost all of Europe, right?↗

4:22:01Speaker 27Did I get you?↗

4:22:02Ian MalcolmThey, they weren't mixed as of, I mean, in the case of, of Ireland, it was like ninety, ninety-five to ninety-nine percent Irish individuals, just, not, not even ten years ago, it was like five years ago. Right? So it's a very distinct group of people, and, and we can go into the genetics of skin color and all these other things, but I mean, the, the German people are downstream from a massive amount of history. That is very complicated, of course, but, it, it, it seems very clear and evident that there's both a, a, a French people, there's German people, there's English people, there's Swedish people, there's Norwegian people, right? These are all very distinct things, and just because modernity and the Jews, the last- Twenty years have decided to just pour anybody and everybody into the West, doesn't negate that, right?↗

4:22:54Speaker 27So, you know, I've always looked at it from a culture, from a nationality perspective, geographic-↗

4:23:00Speaker 32Nationality is not really like a, it's something that really happened after the Napoleonic era, really.↗

4:23:06Speaker 27Irrelevant, but it does have an impact on culture, right? I, I disagree.↗

4:23:12Speaker 31I disagree. Like, I'm Irish and, American, and I think my Irishness, like, and my culture goes back to Ireland, and it's also part of American culture too.↗

4:23:24Speaker 27Who's speaking? I, I can't see.↗

4:23:26Speaker 30It's Hubbard. And, and yeah, it's actually Houston. Oh my god. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's been-↗

4:23:32Ian MalcolmAbsolutely, Joanne. Go, go for it.↗

4:23:34Speaker 30Yeah, no, let's, let's try to, to keep the hands a little bit, quicker because it's getting late, and, but it's a, it's such an important conversation, okay? Go for it, Howard.↗

4:23:44Speaker 31Yeah, definitely, like, I, I think there's so many, like, I've seen so many beautiful places throughout the Middle East online, and I'm like, why isn't this shown to people? Like, it's, it's intentionally left out of the view of Americans and Europeans, I think, in order for it to be normalized to destroy these because, in Iran there's so many beautiful monuments and places, and throughout the Middle East you have these ruins that are just so ancient and so historic, and they get demolished by missiles and bombs, but there is also that in Europe, and it, it is like America is kind of like an interesting place because it is like two hundred fifty years old, like Anniversary, whatever, but before that it was a bunch of colonies, before that it was a bunch of tribes warring against each other, but the-- when America was set up, it was set up to be a certain way, and that kind of evolved and changed, but these European countries, like it's, it's kind of intentional, like the, the Zionist mission, it-- the destruction and expansion of the greater Israel state Is not disconnected from what we see happening in Europe. People wonder, when are these drone-- are these drones gonna be brought to America or be brought to European countries like Germany or Sweden or whatever? But the truth is, this agenda is ongoing everywhere at once, and,↗

4:25:12Speaker 31The, the getting, moving people into these places to get them to fight with each other, it is part of it. It is part of, like, the push, like, I, I, I actually like America with, like, I like some diversity, but the intentional erasure of people, and what would be like ethnic cleansing in a way By force of these, of islands, of islands, like Ireland is an island, England, UK is an island, and it's, it's intentional, and it is, it is to the point where, like, I think of stuff like white guilt and, anti-white agenda, and I think of white supremacy, and I think the, the mission against the Arabs and the Muslims in the UK, white supremacy does play a part of that in, and that's something the Zionists have taken advantage of Of is redirecting that in-group preference and then that out-group hostility towards people on the other place of the world, and then also doing that by moving people across the world who bring that kind of mentality. But I, I think like,↗

4:26:16Speaker 31Rabbi said, and definitely, David are very on point that these tools of hatred and conflict are used to exacerbate genocide, and I, I'm very anti all that, and, well, definitely, thank you, Dr. Strange, for sharing your opinion. I, I might disagree a little bit, but thank you for sharing.↗

4:26:37Speaker 30Thank you so much, Howard. And I, I loved everything you said and, and you kept it short and sweet, so it was awesome. Thank you. And also, thank you so much for your patience. Alright, let's keep it short and sweet. Titus, go for it.↗

4:26:50Speaker 32Yeah, I mean, it's just like cultures exist, right? And I, I just, the notion that like, you know, you should mix all of these cultures in one place is just, absurd to me. It's just I don't really fi- I don't buy that. I mean, like, German culture exists, right? And Germans have the right to preserve that culture and preserve that heritage. Swedish culture exists, right? And Swedes have the right to preserve that and protect that from- From, you know, being destroyed or bastardized, Japanese culture exists, right? I mean, for example, my culture, I'm, I'm Maltese, right? I'm of Maltese origin, basically from Malta, right? Maltese culture exists, right? I don't want that to be bastardized or, you know, destroyed. So it's just like, I think people have the right to preserve their cultures, right? And I don't like, and they have the right to be ethnocentric, I don't see an issue with that, right It is, it, that's, that's kind of the way I view it, right? Is that's sort of how,↗

4:27:56Speaker 32the world was technically created, right? It's like with boundaries, pretty much, right? Like you respect my boundaries, I'll respect your boundaries, pretty much. That's how it is. And I think to like cross those boundaries, right? I, I just think those, that's just like, it's, it's wrong, right? I mean, it's like, you know, af- For example, Africa is majority black, right? It's You know, Sub-Saharan African, you know, it's majority black, and, you know, it should, it should stay that way, for example. Or, you know, East Asia, like, for example, in China, the majority is Han Chinese. Yeah, it should stay that way. I just don't see this notion that, like, you know-↗

4:28:37Speaker 32define white culture or whatever, it's just like, no, European culture exists, right? It's something that Europeans have the absolute and, you know, innate and inherent right to preserve, right? And there is a lot of-- and that's actually what makes cultures and nations, you know, unique and special, right? Is when you preserve these cultures, when you actually, you know, when you don't bastardize or mix those cultures up, right? Like, for example, if you- If we were to mix Nigerian culture with Japanese culture, yeah, that's not, it's not going to work because both cultures have completely different values, a completely different perspective of the world. So I think, you know, to, to separate cultures and to have-- and for people to just have their own nation states, right, without being called Nazis or fascists or whatever the hell other term the Jews like to use, yeah, I, I think that's fair, you know? And, you know, especially Europeans, right? Europeans, should stop being as-ashamed of their heritage, and they have the absolute right to preserve and protect their culture. Yeah, that's pretty much it.↗

4:29:45Speaker 29When you say that, that self-loving cultures of the kind that you're talking about, they could have a rational immigration policy that was sane, where they could bring people from other cultures in that appreciated that culture, and it would all sort of work, as long as that, that original culture loves itself. Does that make sense to you?↗

4:30:09Speaker 32I mean, from the way I view it, right, is like, you know, I mean, I'm an ethno-nationalist, right? So I- I think it's↗

4:30:18Speaker 30like the difference between organic migration and forced migration. Organic migration is just like a couple that, that actually love that country and want to like, the forest↗

4:30:27Speaker 29migration doesn't want doctor strangers, right? It would be like we, we did in reverse and we took our worst, you know, sort of hillbillies and- You know, force them, well, that would be intentional, and again, using it as a bioweapon. You know, when I think of this, I think, well, it's, it's very undermining. And, you know, the, the term undermine originally was, I-- it actually, the brilliance of some of those people, like Cyrus the Great, and what, what, when the-- during the period where people would build these great walls, they figured out a way to dig under the wall, and they would build, wooden structures where they were digging, and then light it↗

4:31:06Speaker 29And the wall collapsed and get inside. So it's, it's, so that's a great, metaphor for undermining a culture by using, immigration as a bioweapon, so they wouldn't want what we're talking about and what Joanne just mentioned, which is this organic migration, because that'd be a dialectical thing where the culture is accepting the people and the people that are coming in and are accepting the culture, there's kind of an enlightenment sort of mentality inherent to that, that dialectic. So I, I, I just wanted to make a point That it wouldn't have to be like everybody, you know, separate into their, respect-respective pigmentations.↗

4:31:43Speaker 32No, my, the point I'm making is mainly that, like, you know, for example, let's say you have, Like a primitive Aztec, like let's say the Aztecs were alive today, right? And like, I mean, and they ex-- and they were like practicing their, you know, human sacrifices and all that stuff, right? And then you just import like a group of Aztecs into, like, I don't know,↗

4:32:05Speaker 32you know, like South Korea or, you know, Samoa or whatever the hell, right? Like, does-- I mean, like, you know, there's, there's eventually gonna be--↗

4:32:14Speaker 28We're, we're doing that kind of in some↗

4:32:18Speaker 32places. Love about the Somalis,↗

4:32:24Speaker 29yeah. Yeah. No, I get, I, I get you. Yeah, yeah. And of course, we're, we're both saying the same thing, or all of us really, I even think Dr. Strange would agree, is they're kind of using the, the forced idea to really make sure, and what's the point here? We're supposed to hate the Muslims, and then, hello, this is really simple, so now when we genocide them over here, then you'll be on our side. I mean, really,↗

4:32:48Speaker 29you know, this is why I Other than the people that are actually destroying our civilization lose out big time, the people that are act- absolutely destroying civilizations in the Middle East lose out big time. So who wins? Well, the third stone from the sun, Earth. Yeah, planet Earth. It's the↗

4:33:05Speaker 31Hegelian dialectic,↗

4:33:07Speaker 29problem,↗

4:33:07Speaker 31reaction, solution.↗

4:33:09Speaker 29Yeah, I mean, people always use that term wrong, so, but I, yes, it- It is, it's obviously they're causing these problems, but why don't we go through the last hands? Because I wanna have a little compassion for you in here, and, I do see quite a number of them. The Game of Thrones is he? Joann, can we go to him next?↗

4:33:28Speaker 30Yeah, it, it is him.↗

4:33:29Speaker 29Okay.↗

4:33:30Speaker 33Thank you much, David. all in all, it just comes down to one thing. Look who's pushing the buttons worldwide, the banking buttons, the usury, the inordinate interest rates on credit cards, people being forced to buy food with twenty-six percent interest levied on top. That's not a Muslim thing, it's not a Christian thing, it's a Jewish thing, okay? It's their system, alright? Their drug companies, their diseases they create, their manifestation of a pornographic, psychotic, whatever you wanna call it, media, forever bombarding you with lust, corruption, avarice, deceit Not concord, not godliness, not a loving nature. And to my Muslim brothers, we are sharing in the, in the hopes of seeing the same Messiah, Jesus Christ. Alright? So↗

4:34:42Speaker 33that, that much right there tells me what the hell the, the real program is, and who the real enemy is. And I'll just leave it right there. God bless you all, and again, if I don't follow you, correct that tonight, I'll follow you back. God bless you.↗

4:34:59Speaker 30Thank you so much, Cam. I loved everything you said. Alright, nurses, go for it.↗

4:35:07Speaker 30Is he talking?↗

4:35:09Speaker 29No.↗

4:35:10Speaker 30Okay. I'm gonna reassign all your nurses.↗

4:35:12Speaker 29Okay.↗

4:35:15Speaker 30well, he comes back. Let's go to↗

4:35:19Speaker 34the↗

4:35:19Speaker 30fourth,↗

4:35:19Speaker 34go for it. Hey, what's going on? Thank you, Joanne. Great space, Ian, per usual. David, awesome stuff, per usual. great, great comments, everything Game of Thrones just said. So we got Star Wars and Game of Thrones combining forces now with Jurassic Park. this is pretty fucking epic. But what everything you just said was perfect. So, so I just posted in the, the purple pill. We have to, where does this all begin, right? With Amichai Rothchild. He's a Talmudic-- I'm gonna call these people Talmudic extremists. I grew up in a Christian Zionist environment, all right? So when you use the term "Jewish supremist" or "Jewish extremist," they think you're talking about like the God-chosen people that Moses got out of Egypt. So the term I would use, 'cause that's what Amichai Rothchild is. Now, the, the other thing to, to clarify too is Ashkenazi, Talmudic extremists.↗

4:36:09Speaker 30Of course, we have gone through this. There has been Mizrahi and Sephardic Jews that have been engaged. It's not only the Ashkenazi thing. Absolutely.↗

4:36:16Speaker 34To, to Game of Thrones point, so in eighteen twenty-five, the, the, Talmudic extremists Rothschilds, they bailed out the Bank of England, they had all the gold by then, they already had it by eighteen fifteen, took over the London Exchange. So they took over the world, Britain, the country of Britain. And there's a good article by Cambridge, I posted it in the Purple Pill, it shows how the people who have all the money run the world, obviously, not the retarded pedophiles like, like, you know, Trump and all these people who are the puppets that they put in charge. They're, they're not thinking of anything, they're not masterminding anything. Howard Lutnick is giggling around, ordering Trump around everywhere, it's fucking obvious. So, a-and so the Rothschilds, like what↗

4:36:58Speaker 34And, and so they keep tricking. So in nineteen thirteen, what did the Rothschilds do? They cornered us, bankrupted us, and our retarded pedophile government doesn't understand the money system, and we're too stupid and lazy to come up with our own, which is just a, a good gold-backed system where we have a surplus and not a forty trillion deficit where we can have a paradise like Gaddafi built before a Lynn Rothschild ordered Hillary to kill him. Okay? We could do that here. We, like, we have to get the Jewish supremacist, Talmudic extremist,↗

4:37:28Speaker 34out of the money system in nineteen thirteen, you Stace Mullins in his book, Rothschild representatives. It's not like Game of Thrones where they come with their flag, they use representatives now, so they hide, but it's obvious it's them. What did Kushner just say? On his boat with Nat Rothschild, they found the new Epstein Island. Isn't that fucking cute? Okay, they run Epstein Island. They- Assigned Alan Dershowitz to Epstein in '96. It's so obvious. I said all this before the files came out. The files came out and then Epstein said, "I represent the Rothschilds at the Peter Thiel." Nobody said, "Hey, Forbes, you were right." But I am. So if we, if we don't come up with a monetary system and start getting smart about that and talking about how we're gonna replace it, you're never gonna win. And this is why, 'cause we've been lazy and stupid about that. These, these so-called people who you call dumb, they've always been able to outsmart us because of that. In eighteen twenty-five, the pedophile, retarded government of England had no solution when they ran out of money. And so when people went to turn in their certificates for money, 'cause they actually had real money in eighteen It was actually, you go in, it's a certificate, you bring it in, and you can change it for gold or silver, that's real money, that's called. Our stopped in '71 with Nixon, the traitor, another traitor. Whoever put the Federal Reserve in, that's a traitor in '13, gave the country to the Rothschild family, Talmudic Jewish extremists. Thomas Massey put a bill up to abolish the Federal Reserve. What did Trump do? With the Rothschilds and Mary Matalin and these Jewish Talmudics who promised to hate Jesus, what did they do? They kicked Massey out, they outbid him, 'cause we're too stupid to ban lobbying and, and, and bribery too. We're too stupid to talk about that.↗

4:39:01Speaker 29Well, that's↗

4:39:02Speaker 34all.↗

4:39:02Speaker 29Thank you, my friend. Really appreciate that. And yes, yes, anybody that studies the history of Rothschilds, it's, it goes to a bad place↗

4:39:15Speaker 29It's like, hey, here's a country. So, yeah, absolutely. Nausus, I think Joanne is Nausus next?↗

4:39:21Speaker 30Yes, it is. Nausus.↗

4:39:24Speaker 35Hey guys, can you hear me now?↗

4:39:26Speaker 30Yes.↗

4:39:27Speaker 35Oh, hey, what's up, Joanne, Ian, David? Always, good to hear from you guys. We are Ivan,↗

4:39:32Speaker 30Johan, and David now.↗

4:39:35Speaker 35Oh, shit, new names. I've been, been on the app for too long, man.↗

4:39:39Speaker 29It took a little bit. Yeah, Ian↗

4:39:43Speaker 35Ivan, I like it, dude. I like, I like the new, I like the new identity. We should all Russianize our, our names, dude, honestly. I think I, I think I gotta change mine here pretty soon as well. but no, I just, you know, some really, really, really great topics, on this space tonight, Ian. You always host a great space, man, and, I just, I really appreciate, you hosting these forums, and of course, David, it's always excellent to hear↗

4:40:13Speaker 35but I just wanted to kind of, wait, you gotta give pro-↗

4:40:16Ian Malcolmpraise to Joanne, she, she runs the shift right here. And Joanne knows↗

4:40:19Speaker 35the best, the best, Joanne knows that's, she's, she's my, my Latina sister, bro. We're gonna get a beer soon, one of these days. But, I just wanted to kind of just give some food for thought to the, the people listening and the people on the panel, specifically talking, and I don't wanna double back too far, and I'll keep it, I'll try and keep it short, but some of the things that self-fulfilling prophecy was saying and, and Rabbi as well,↗

4:40:45Speaker 35regarding Muslims and the standing of, like, Islam in America and, and these sorts of topics, which seem to, like, it's, this seems to be a, a topic that comes up a lot I tend to hear the same sorts of talking points on this, and the, the, the one thing I'll say, in advance of this, for those of you that don't know me, or haven't heard me speak on spaces before, I am like, you know, largely↗

4:41:13Speaker 35like right wing. I've been part of like the JQ movement for a while, back when like JQ Radio was, you know, going, going strong, you know, so I, I pop in and out, and I'm an, I'm an ally to all people that are trying↗

4:41:28Speaker 35Their home country, wherever you may be, if you're in, if you're in America, then we're on the same team, but if you're in Europe or anywhere else in the world, if you're working to solve this problem, it means we're all on the same team. So broadly speaking, I support all people, involved in that process. But, as it pertains to Islam in the United States, just a couple of like nuggets for you guys to kinda, to think about, right? it's kind of like one of those,↗

4:41:57Speaker 35it's Or take a position when it comes to a specific, well, they call it a religion or even a, a race and ethnicity, a culture, when you talk about like, you know, when, when David, you asked the question of, Dr. Strangelove, like, "Hey, do, do whites have a culture?" That's certainly a yes, of course they do, but within white- Culture, ca- like, you know, in, in Europe, in European culture, there's a lot of diversity within that as well, right? Like Polish culture doesn't really resemble Scottish culture, and Irish culture is its distinct, crystallized, beautiful thing that's, that's, different from the culture in the British Isles, right? And, and you can go through a list of all these countries, and there's as much diversity in the culture as there is diversity thought amongst that group, group of people. and I'll say that in the Islamic world, that- Is also the case. You can't really lay-- There are some things that you can certainly lay at the, the feet broadly of, of Islam as a, as a religion, which are kind of more like legalistic things, right? There are some like common threads that all, all like Muslims kind of adhere to. But as it pertains to our place in America, I think what happens a lot is the issue of like mass forced migration of Muslims from like these war-torn countries ending up in Europe. That is a major problem there, and I think that's- It's a problem that needs solving and that needs to be addressed soon because what's happening in the UK is, even for me as, as a Muslim,↗

4:43:22Speaker 35I, I really don't like to see, I really don't like to see these things and, and in fact, it, it, it is not, not just uncomfortable for the people that live there, but it also makes, The people in my community look bad, right, because of all the, the, you know, these stories that are coming out and like, you know, the, the inability for those two groups to kind of gel together is, isn't new to anybody here. But at, when it comes to America, if you look at the number of Muslims in the country, I think that, like, at, at most, I think we're probably like two percent, maybe two and a half percent of the total US population. One point three percent. One point three percent, so it's even less, right? and as far as immigration goes, we're not coming here in any significant numbers, and that number isn't really increasing. It's been holding steady for the last, like, I don't know, my parents came here in the 1970s, and one thing I'll say about it is, at least when it comes to my community, a lot of the Muslim immigration coming to, the Americas, people are coming here as educated, qualified people. This is something that you see in coming from People with a Muslim background, as well as people from, like Chinese and Japanese and Kore-- and South Korean backgrounds as well. Like it's more Asian- Yeah, but as far as the, the small↗

4:44:39Speaker 29percentage, this is why I say that if you took out Jewish supremacy and the exacerbation of this, I just think that the free association that would follow, the problem would-- it wouldn't look like that we weren't getting along. That's, that's just the way that I've-- Yeah. I mean, for instance, before we, before we knew how many Syrians were in our country,↗

4:45:03Speaker 29we weren't aware of it, and then, one of them actually started a company that made something that I'm holding in my hand right now. The name is Steve Jobs. So, you know, it's just, I just don't, I really believe that human solidarity kind of makes these things. I, I'm not saying, because the, to the degree this has been used as a bioweapon, and sorry for stepping in front of you, Strange, I think that maybe, you know, that, that problem needs to be solved. But I, and I like your self-awareness going, "Hey, look, I want us to be represented well." You know, I think, I think all of that is obviously, because Celebrate the differences, right? Instead of, because what, what does the diversity from the Jewish supremacists say? No, everybody has to do what we say and think exactly alike and deny themselves. So that's why I think it has to begin with the culture loving itself, and then with whomever invites. Absolutely. Because if you're invited in by someone who hates themselves, that, that inevitably-- Have you ever tried to get along with someone who actually doesn't like themselves? That the beginning of, oh, it's horrific, yeah. So anyway, what do you have to say about About that, Dr. Strange.↗

4:46:15Speaker 27Which, which part?↗

4:46:17Speaker 29Oh, I thought you had a response. I was kind of jumping in front of Harry for you, just 'cause I thought you- Oh, I was, I was↗

4:46:22Speaker 28gonna, I have a response really quick to that. Go right ahead. yeah, you know, I, I don't necessarily disagree with your sentiment, but ultimately, Islam doesn't belong in America, and so that, that really is where I, I believe it leaves off on. So, and we can go from-- we can argue all day long As to why it doesn't belong there, but↗

4:46:44Speaker 28ultimately, you're not safe here, and I think that-- and I'm saying that with love. You're not safe in America, you're not necessarily even any more safe in Europe, so you should go back home where you are safe, and you would be safe if we weren't bombing you. So that's our fault as a nation for bombing you.↗

4:47:02Speaker 35So you see how this, this↗

4:47:03Speaker 28creates a↗

4:47:04Speaker 35problem, right? But we need to, we need to solve the Jewish question. I, I definitely agree with you that safety and the allure- Of America has gone down significantly for people from, from, my part of the world. That's good. I don't think that's actually, I don't think that is a good thing. I think that, that actually will work, 'cause it's not just, it's not just like people don't wanna come here, it's also people don't wanna do business, like transnationally with, with America ba- just based, based on some of the things that America's been involved in over the last, like, you know, let's say forty years or whatever↗

4:47:41Speaker 35I will say about it, I-Islam has been in America since its inception, and some of our first form was against↗

4:47:50Speaker 28Muslims, against the Barbary↗

4:47:52Speaker 35Pirates. Just let me, let me, let me just make my point and then I'll land there, and then you can, you can go ahead. So there, there is some archaeological evidence as well that even before Columbus landed in the Americas, that the brother of Mansa Musa actually set out from his empire with like an armada of, like, something like fifteen hundred, two thousand ships, and there is some- Some archaeological evidence that they may have even landed in America, but even a- even after that, when,↗

4:48:17Speaker 35the Europeans came west to America and the Ju- we all know about the Jewish slave or whatever, a lot of the slaves that they brought over were also Muslims. And, you know, people like, for whatever reason, people talk about like forced conversion by the sword as it pertains to Islam, that may have happened in like some small pockets of like the Umayyad or Abbasid Caliphates way back when. That's not something that happens today, but there was mass Most of them was↗

4:48:43Speaker 30because they would give them like a tax, and people in order to not pay the tax, they would just convert to Islam.↗

4:48:50Speaker 35Exactly, it was, it was more based on, on those things. But even if you're talking about like, like the intellectual, parag-- like the paragon state of like Rome or like this kind of, this kind of polity that the founding fathers were trying to create, it, it kind of implicitly, in, in, in It invites not, not maybe ethnic diversity in the way that we have today, which is definitely causing problems in the country, but the intellectual diversity was always something that was part of the fabric of the country. and that's one of the reasons that America has gone as far as it has, is because you-- America actually imports the best of all peoples from all parts of the world, but also you get the worst of, and, and, and in recent years, you get the worst of all peoples if you don't regulate that properly and you don't import based on- On your needs, right? If you wanna interact with Muslims in America, the easiest way to do that is not to go to a mosque, just go to your local hospital and look at the, you know, attending surgeon, in, in your local I guarantee you, like, at least half the time it's gonna be a Muslim person, if not like the entire Like, we have made my, my community, in particular, we're not like, you know, like the Somalis or kind of like a, whatever, like some of these African communities that↗

4:50:09Speaker 35come over They're↗

4:50:12Speaker 29lower IQ.↗

4:50:13Speaker 35Yeah, the low-- like lower across the-- basically across every metric, literacy, economic, you know, productivity, and their ability to, you know, all the things, right? But, largely speaking, if you took a plurality of, like, you know, like Muslims from all different parts of the world, like, again, it's not a-- we're not an ethno-religion, we're not like, like Jews, where it's any one race. in fact, most of the Muslims in America aren't even from the Middle East or from↗

4:50:41Speaker 35Muslims in America, people are surprised to find this out, but I encourage you to go look into it yourself. Most of the Muslims in America are actually African Americans. And one of the things that I'll tell you, if you wanna solve this issue that they have, I lived on the south side of Chicago for a little bit, but one of the,↗

4:50:58Speaker 35Nosa- Oh, sorry, go ahead, Nosa. one of the, if you wanna solve the issue of like roving gangs of like niggas on the south side of Chicago shooting up the block those guys probably, if they converted to Islam and you saw them in the mosque, they probably wouldn't be doing that. That's all I'm saying. Like those, that, that is the solution. There's some, there's some evidence, to support that as well. I think the Nation of Islam↗

4:51:23Speaker 29actually proves your point there, I, you know? So yeah.↗

4:51:27Speaker 35Yeah, I don't like, and they're sort of like a pseudo, they're kind of like the↗

4:51:29Speaker 29Mormons of this side of the world, like the white, you know what I mean? I, I will Of the Christian-Muslim relationship after we overcome, after emancipation from Jewish supremacy, 'cause I really do, do believe that we're kind of, we're stuck in the coypol, the coypod as far as the way we're thinking, and it's hard for us to envision. I think there, there, there are some possibilities as far as comity and s-symmetry, and I'd love, I think not, it's a little late in the day for us to start down that road, but great conversation. Yeah, no, I agree. And also, great conversations from all↗

4:52:10Speaker 29self-fulfilling would be a good part of that conversation because, y- as long as the, the, your, the motivation, the thing that motivates you is good, I think that's, that's the important-- in the conversation that is.↗

4:52:21Speaker 28I just wanted to get a confirmation from you, gnosis, or is it gnosis or gnosis? Gnosis, yeah, just gnosis. And, and this may or may not mess with Dr. Strange, but I'm asking this out of a good faith, I hope you understand. Are you-- Would In any form of tequila. No, no, that,↗

4:52:43Speaker 35so tequila is- The form of it. That, that's, no, no, no, no, so tequila, this is like, something that's gone like viral and like kind of like right wing, like, "Joanne's drinking tequila, does that↗

4:52:53Speaker 29count?"↗

4:52:55Speaker 35drinking tequila. So tequila as a, as like a tool or a tactic is not- That, that's like a very specific like term used in Shia Islamic jurisprudence for Shia minority communities living amongst Sunni communities who are persecuted. Because Shi- who are persecuted, right? So if they need to assimilate into the Sunni, you know, whatever community, they can withhold the fact that they're actually Shia. That's not, taqiyya is not for Muslims to like pull a fast one on- Like other religions. That's not, that's not what that's about, so just so you know. And, well, I'll, I'll just land here,↗

4:53:38Speaker 35with, with this. One of my observations, this might be anecdotal, but I think a lot, a lot of people that are, have been on Spaces and are on this fucking app It seems to me, it's, this is just my observation, anecdotal, it seems to me like the axe that's being ground, like, is really coming heavy from the, the kind of Christian nationalist side. I, like, I'm, I assure you that in my community and people of my religion, don't have any negative feelings towards Christians of any denomination. At all. There may be some small pockets, and there are like some fucking Sunni radicals out there, like these Wahhabis and like these, like really extreme Wahhabis. You know, Wahhabis suck↗

4:54:22Speaker 30so much, right? Yeah, there↗

4:54:23Speaker 35are like pockets of like radical, whatever, fucking retards, and those people, even like intellectual- Muslims or whatever, even doesn't like, fuck being a Muslim, like, no religion will teach you like some of these fucking radical fringe, like, violent things. Like, so they're already out of the fold of Islam as it's pr-properly understood, right? There's like this really fringe, fringe things, but I would just say that if,↗

4:54:50Speaker 35if I could ask anything of, of, you know, my f-first of all, my fellow countrymen, 'cause I'm an American patriot, I was born in this country, and I'm a Muslim, but I grew↗

4:55:01Speaker 35High school, and then I went to a Jesuit college, so I'm very, very well educated in Christianity of like, in, in several different schools of thought in that religion. I would just say that, it would be, it would behoove you guys to also educate yourself a little bit through conversations like this, like becoming, like, you know, I have no axe to, like I'm saying, I bear no, I have no enmity, nobody in my community has enmity against the Christians, especially here in America We're all just like trying to make a buck and make a living and like not be crushed under the, this fucking boot of Jewish supremacy. Really, I think the interfaith dialogue is important and, I think you'd be surprised at how much, we have actually in common. but Do some due diligence and like talk to, talk to sensible Muslims and, you know, go visit a mosque, like, you know, every now and then. Or like, if you wanna put it to the test, there was like a video that went viral last year of like some lady that was looking for baby formula and she called all the churches and like whatever. I don't-- And that wasn't even surprising to me, 'cause that's actually a core part of the religion. I would just say you'll be surprised, pleasantly surprised. And↗

4:56:08Speaker 30also people should literally go visit the Middle East. It's It's you, like they're like, "Oh my God, yes, come in, you're my family now." like you literally just met them ten minutes ago. It's just amazing. Do you and,↗

4:56:24Speaker 29do you and Nas Nasus, do you live, and Dr. Dr. Strange, are you Muslim? Of↗

4:56:31Speaker 35course, I am. You are, sorry.↗

4:56:37Speaker 29Well, I'm, I'm, I'm Shia. Okay. I was born Sunni, converted to Shia later on. Okay, I have a question for either of you. so if I, if I Is it okay for me to go in and look inside? I mean, I wouldn't be blasphemous, I wouldn't take pictures or anything, I just-↗

4:56:51Speaker 30I have gone multiple times and it's beautiful, yeah. Just go visit, just go↗

4:56:54Speaker 29visit, just go talk to the↗

4:56:55Speaker 35imam or talk to anyone there, they'll be happy to embrace you. 'Cause there's one,↗

4:56:59Speaker 29there's one in particular that is just astoundingly beautiful, and I've said to my wife, "I wonder if it's okay for me to go in there, you know?" Yeah. I don't wanna be a classless tourist, you know?↗

4:57:11Speaker 35Seriously, everybody in this space listening, everybody, I encourage you to like find the Muslim community in your, wherever you live in America. It's gonna be very small, no matter where you are. Maybe if you're like in El- where I'm like in LA, Orange County, it's a little bit bigger here. And if you're here and you wanna meet up, I'd love to. I, I also drink beer, so like I'm like a little bit different. I'm not like one of these fucking hardline↗

4:57:38Speaker 35I'm a fucking American with a music degree that plays on my heart. They are↗

4:57:40Speaker 30hypocrites. They, they do drink when they hide, like I- Yeah,↗

4:57:44Speaker 35dude. Like, we're fucking Americans, I- Sir,↗

4:57:47Speaker 34sir, real quick, I grew up with Muslims just like you, who are super cool, same exact thing, man. And, and, and I, I wanted to ask you, what, what do you think about that nineteen fifty-three, when the Rothschilds, Jewish supremacists, ordered the US to coup Iran, who had a beloved fucking leader?↗

4:58:10Speaker 30Yeah. We turn this, and then, and then we just have... No, we're not, no. Okay. Ian, Ian wants to sleep, and it's, it's... Yeah. We↗

4:58:27Speaker 27can't, we can't do this right now, okay? But, yeah, that, that Ian, Ian All right, thanks, appreciate it. So look, the best indicator if you wanna know how Christians and Muslims, deal with each other, is go find a Christian who lived in the Middle East. There's many of them who come in this space. Rhyd is one of them, I'm sure you guys know Rhyd, and then there's Hal. These people lived I kid you not when I say this, that, and I've had this firsthand experience, the Christian Lebanese and the Chris-- Muslim Lebanese were closer to each other than me as a Muslim to them, because I, I came from the US wh-while I was visiting the Middle East, they were closer to each other than me as a Muslim. They lived peacefully for centuries, and they still do. And majority of them, the overwhelming majority of those Christians there are Pro-Palestinian. They hate what the Israelis have done there. And, and again, I, I'll go-- We can go on and on. the other thing I wanna mention quickly is that,↗

4:59:34Speaker 27David, I misunderstood your question when you said about white culture, right? For me, when you said white culture, I, I, I have white- I mean, white people exist all over the world. You've got many Muslim countries that are considered white, right? In the Caucasus, they're-- if you look at them, they're as white as you could find in Europe or the Baltics or some of the Central Asian countries. So when you said white culture, I don't know, I've always looked upon culture from a nationality perspective. But would, could you say that there's a European white culture that also-- Yeah,↗

5:00:11Speaker 29I was referring to European- Okay.↗

5:00:13Speaker 27Okay, in that case, yeah, you could make a case that there are things that cross, go cross border even into the US that would resemble certain similarities. Not everything, there are lots of differences, but there are differences, there are some many, some many similarities, I would say. The last thing I wanted to mention, and this relates to this, white culture, is that, look, the US is nearly fifty, forty-four percent non-white, twenty percent Hispanic Hispanic, thirteen percent African American, seven percent East Asian, and one point six percent Indian, one point three percent Muslim, and then I think there's a small other. Within that one percent Muslim, one point three percent Muslim, one point two million Muslims are indigenous to the US, meaning they've been here for centuries. Like twenty-five percent of African American who were brought in as slaves were Muslim, right? And then subsequently, in the nineteen fifties and whatever, they reconverted to Islam per se. So when you-↗

5:01:23Speaker 27Just keep that in mind, those numbers are really important because if you think that Muslims are your problem in this country, I think I've, I've got a bridge to sell you. They're not leading the drug cartels, they're not leading the gangs, the porn industry, they don't control the media, they're not controlling Wall Street, the banking sector, the,↗

5:01:46Speaker 27Pharmaceutical industry or the government. So if you wanna keep on wasting time on the Muslims, yeah, yeah, I always, I always make this as your existential threat,↗

5:01:56Speaker 29I always make this point. I'm like, well, when they, when they buy all our politicians and run blackmail operations and control our financial system, I read you tell us what to do, where to go with whom we can associate and what we can say, what we're allowed to think. I'll worry about the Muslims, but right now I think I know who the bad guys are. But,↗

5:02:12Speaker 35Even on a, on a grassroots level, is the last thing I'll say, and then I gotta, I also gotta take off. On a grassroots level, there is no like movement, like, like, like whatever fucking Jake Lang is doing, like, he's trying to create like some fucking weird like op movement to like shine a light on like Muslims or whatever. I don't know what the fuck he's on about, but like, there's no mu-- I hope you guys realize, there's no movement among Muslim Americans to Islamize America. That's not a thing. I'm sorry, wait↗

5:02:43Speaker 35Yeah, there's no, there's no like intent. Nobody's trying to, it's like, in, in- I think he's referring to Sharia law↗

5:02:50Speaker 27or something.↗

5:02:52Speaker 35Yeah, no, I'm saying that nobody's trying to, they're like, like nobody, we're not trying to turn em, we're changing the character of America to turn it into something that's more Islamic. That's not like a movement or, or an objective in our community. We're just trying to-↗

5:03:05Speaker 28Rabbi, do you wanna answer that? 'Cause I feel like you're agreeing, you're on the same page↗

5:03:12Speaker 30Yeah, it's not happening. There's a real-life situation it's not happening. It's also just not↗

5:03:16Speaker 35a-- It's not, it's not even a, the intention. That's like nobody's out here trying to-- Yeah. I mean, that's not the case. I don't, I don't, I don't, I think that's a bit of↗

5:03:22@malleusigred herring. That's a bit of disingenuous argument because the idea that someone has to be trying to do it, right? When, when Islam is, the conquest is broken. Right. It just happens by, exactly. It just happens by osmosis, by inches. And so ind-individual Muslims can, in good faith, assert, "No, I'm not trying to bring about Sharia law," and they're telling the truth. But the conquest is built into the ideology. And that's not what I was gonna talk about when I wanted to close this out, but that is, that is definitely true. W-w-what's gonna happen is you're going to have And again, I agree with David and everyone that, that still like one percent of the population, it isn't as big a problem as the Jews right now, but if, if it continues and we continue to see this trend of, not necessarily Muslims, but, you know, people coming from parts of Africa, parts of Third World, and they, they approach life in America in this collectivist group way that Europeans don't, they will outcompete Europeans for public money. And they will outcompete Europeans by acting in a, in the least American way possible, which is this collectivist kind of like conspiratorial us versus them mindset, where Americans operate out of good faith that the country is there for them, the government is there to serve their interests, and they don't need to collectivize and scheme among themselves, among their close community, at the expense of everyone else. And↗

5:04:50@malleusigThat, those two contrasting ways of navigating the world need to be reconciled in one way or another, and they're either gonna reconcile in we put limits on people's ability to navigate using, ant-- we'll call them anti-American methods, right? Or the The anti-American methods, these kind of third world methods, will eventually outcompete, overtake, and destroy what we've come to accept as the American way of doing things. And that's actually completely agnostic to the, to the question of religion. This is just third will-- third world Middle Eastern way of thinking versus, Western secular way of thinking. Right? That's the main issue. And what's gonna happen is if we just let it progress, eventually, you'll just wake up one day and you're a Muslim, and you don't intend on taking over the United States. But at a certain point, you'll just wake up and the major part of your community will be Muslim, and your governor be Muslim, and your- But that's↗

5:05:47Speaker 30mainly like Wahhabis, Rabbi. Like that's not, that's not like-↗

5:05:51@malleusigI know. But I know, but↗

5:05:51Speaker 30Joanne, I- Why are we↗

5:05:54@malleusignot allowed to order this? This is like That's exactly what I'm talking about though. Even the non-Wahhabis, right, who didn't advocate for this, they'll just wake up one day and they'll say, "Oh, everything is way more Muslim-friendly now," and they'll just go with it. They're not gonna fight it. They're not gonna be like, "We need to make things less Muslim, 'cause this is America, damn it, right? We're not gonna do that." They'll just go along with it. So you just kind of like passively go with the flow when it happens. The only↗

5:06:28@malleusigAre you saying this is like a product of, like, of my age or like that? No, no, I don't think it's gonna happen, or like that. I don't think it's, I don't think it's gonna happen soon, probably not within our, with our, our, our lifetimes. But we have to understand that it is a possibility. Well, they're setting up↗

5:06:40Speaker 28enclaves in Texas. We can see that with our own eyes. It's not even like it's a mystery, you↗

5:06:47@malleusigknow? They have a↗

5:06:50Speaker 28whole thing. We're already seeing, exactly, See with our own eyes, regardless of it being on X or not, we can see it happening. And when you, you bring it up like, "Well, the Jewish question's more important," abso-fucking-lutely, isn't the Jewish question more important? But I'm, I'm, I, it fucking grinds my fucking gears when fucking Muslims do this shit, where they wanna be like, "No, no, no, no, no, it's not a big deal. Worry about the, it's not..." Listen, it's cool. No, listen, this is a We didn't not fucking, we, we, it's just that's it, okay? The way, the way, the way. Jesus is, you don't think Jesus, or sorry, Jesus isn't the Son of God? That is where it should end right there. You should go home, and that should be it. You should be home because that's where you belong, just like I should. Dude, this isn't, this↗

5:07:39@malleusigisn't- No, first of all, this↗

5:07:47Speaker 28isn't my home. I'm American. This is, this is, this is- Okay, hold on. Answer↗

5:07:53Speaker 27Self and Rabbi, why don't you guys determine whether it's secular or not? No, and, and↗

5:07:59Speaker 30guys, Ian wanted to make a half an hour ago. And↗

5:08:02Speaker 35then↗

5:08:06@malleusigwe can, we can talk about this. I can make a space for us if you guys want to talk about this. I can make a space for us, and we can have, we can hash this out. I'm not sure if you want.↗

5:08:17Speaker 35I, I↗

5:08:17Speaker 30think that would be a really good idea. If↗

5:08:28@malleusigTrueTeller is gonna start his space, then I'm, I'm gonna join that. Yeah. Through, through the Willow Bank, but if you guys wanna make an, But that's, we embrace it. But why aren't you seeing a muscle? There could be a difference between the good side↗

5:08:50Speaker 34and the Satan side. No, no, no, that's what's not. No, not,↗

5:08:53Speaker 30no. Okay. Just follow, follow. I urge that Rothschild to turn to the good side, the↗

5:08:58Speaker 34good side of the force. Thank you. Okay.↗

5:09:00Speaker 30Thank, thank you so much, First. Ian, are you still there? Okay, I'm just gonna drop everybody from the panel because I don't think Ian is here. Anyway, thank you everybody so much for joining us through Open, so go over there and, and love you guys. Thank you so much. Thank you, Ian. Thank you, David. You guys are absolutely brilliant. Thank you.↗