INSOMNIA STREAM： BETRAYED EDITION - 04/18/2026

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00:08:08 Welcome to the Insomnia Stream. Gotta fix some real quick. There we go. That's a
00:08:23 little preset I had the change from Outlaws anyway. Welcome the Insomnia Stream, Betrayed Edition, I'm your host, of course, Devon Stack. Hope you're having a good weekend. It's Saturday. Saturday, Saturday. Kind of sounds like Saturday. I don't know what I'm doing. I don't know what I'm doing.
00:08:49 It's been a busy week. It's been a busy couple of weeks. Got the book in, almost in the can, almost all the way done. I mean, it's done. It's just, I'm editing and just some little minor things here and there. So been busy with that. B season is crazy busy right now out here, because the we get spring way before a lot of you guys do. So the the
00:09:24 nectar flow is, is now, I mean, it's, it's kind of weird, because there's so many different kinds of plants, but like the big, the big nectar flow is reaching an end. So I'm having to pull
00:09:37 lots of honey boxes and deal with very angry bees and nonsense. Getting phone calls from
00:09:46 weird old ladies, you help out. One old lady, you help and I don't know where they have, like, a network or something. They have some kind of network where they talk to each other. Maybe it's boomerable. I don't know I'm getting these strange phone calls from and it's like, I don't know if they, they, it works, by the way, but I don't know if they, if they are doing intentionally, but they, the more dementia riddled they sound,
00:10:19 the more I feel like I have to help them. You know, when you when you get some old lady that leaves a voicemail that's just like, it sounds like a crazy person
00:10:32 that's like 100 years old. You're like, I don't know. Man, this, this 100 year old white lady is leaving me messages about bees in her tree and how they're making lots of noise and how she she's trying to, she tried to smoke them out, but it didn't work. And I'm like, No, don't. Don't do that.
00:10:51 That's gonna you might die. And I don't know how they got my number even, but I'm getting these weird phone calls, multiple phone calls this week from weird old ladies that because it's, I guess that's what happens to this time of year. After the bees got all their food, they start to get too crowded in this so they kick a bunch of them out, and they end up in people's walls or in their ceilings or in their trees or wherever, and then apparently they call me up because, again,
00:11:26 I'm in the network. Now I'm in the old lady network. He's a nice young man. He's a nice young that Devon. He's a nice young man. He came here and just he cut the bees right out of my wall. Didn't charge me anything. That was another mistake.
00:11:43 That was another mistake. But, yeah, it's getting crazy out here. Kind of crazy out here. Starting heat up, not yet, all the way starting to we're getting there. We're getting there. The the the never ending heat, is about to begin, and I still haven't fixed the mini split. I gotta fix it. I have all the stuff to fix it, but it's just it's a two man job, and I need to find someone that come help me yank the line out of the wall without breaking eggs.
00:12:24 I think that's what fucked up the first time. But anyway, bunch of other shit I gotta do. It's been crazy. It's been crazy. Hopefully you guys are doing okay, nothing, nothing too terribly urgent in the news, right? Everyone's, everyone's been spurging out about fucking world war three for like, five years now, or actually, my whole life. But you know, it's been very disappointing that the nothing ever happens meme seems to reign supreme.
00:12:57 There never seems to be this world war three. Everyone keeps talking about I've been skeptical since the beginning, because I've seen all this go on before, and I know that ultimately, what pays the bills for the the ultra rich that make these decisions is keeping the the economy going, keeping the goy slop on the conveyor belt so people can shovel into their mouths and and be happy, fat and happy. They don't want to upset any Apple carts right now, especially not right now,
00:13:32 in this time of noticing that we've got going on, the last thing they'd want is some kind of civil unrest, right? Civil unrest some kind of excuse, because that's all people are looking for now, right? Everyone's just waiting for an excuse. Just give me a reason. Just give me a fucking reason, as if there were, there's not enough reasons already,
00:13:59 this paranoia, this paranoia of white people running around in the forest with machine guns. That's what we're gonna talk about tonight. Actually, it's white people running around in the forest with machine guns. A great fear, a great fear the ruling class has had for a really long time, especially non whites.
00:14:20 Non whites just generally fear the forest anyway. They fear white people in the forest. White people in the forest is a very scary proposition to parasitic people, because the forest, just generally is a very scary, scary thing. It's, it's only natural. I've talked to people before, then they've been like, I don't I don't understand. Like, why?
00:14:44 Why do black people not go camping? And it's because they they can't take care of themselves in a city environment. What makes you think they're going to want to see white people are so good at. Survival at being self sufficient, that they some for leisure purposes, we make it harder on ourselves to kind of mix things up, right?
00:15:11 We want it. We go to the forest and look, I think there's some kind of spiritual connection that white people have with the forest, especially Americans. I think Europeans are afraid of American Forests, or, I don't know why they're American Forests are particularly scary.
00:15:30 Just world, world renowned scary places, like I was talking to this European recently, and they said, you know, in our forests, we have like, like deer and like, you know, maybe like fairies and stuff like that. You guys have like, fucking Bigfoot and like swamp ape and all this scary shit. And I don't know. I don't, I don't know if you guys believe in Bigfoot. I'm not A, not A, not a Bigfoot believer.
00:16:03 Be funny, though. That'd be funny until they start letting Bigfoot vote. That's, that's the first thing would happen. Jews would start representing Bigfoot in court. We'd have to start giving all our land back to the Bigfoot. Or would it be big feet? I don't know. There'd be lawsuits.
00:16:22 Oh, man. Anyway, white people in the forest, white people in the forest. That's the theme tonight.
00:16:32 So let's take a look. Someone recommended this movie. Couple streams back,
00:16:39 and I, you know, I sort of looked into it a little bit at one point, because they, they made a lot of movies about this same kind of event. You guys are probably, in fact, just recently, right, there was that movie that came out called the order, I still haven't seen it. Still haven't seen it. Jack bashovik said it was good, so that means it probably sucks.
00:17:03 He was the one that was promoting. He he said something about that, like, they made some David Koresh movie recently too. And I don't think I never saw the newer one or, no, I did. I did a whole stream on it, and he was saying, like, Oh yeah, that was great. It was very accurate.
00:17:19 It was, like, totally inaccurate, thing in the world. So I'm sure the order will just fill me full of rage, just like everything else, I can't imagine them making anything that's that's even somewhat realistic. This is no different. It was made closer to the time that it happened, though my back in 1988 and I thought there was a few things interesting about it.
00:17:41 So it's just, you know, it's, it's what you've come to expect from other movies that they've made about this sort of thing, you know? And but it may, it also made me think about how in 1988 1988 all the same things, we're coming up on 1988 being 40 years ago.
00:18:01 Guys, in two years, 1988 will be 40 years ago. And 1988 all the things that white people were being told, Oh, you're being you're being hysterical, you're being you're being crazy, you're bit this is all nonsense. All those things they were worried about in 1988 have either already happened or are so inevitable, like there's no fucking turning back whatsoever, like no possible way of turning back.
00:18:36 And when you look at this 1988 film called betrayed, that's why it's betrayed a dish I got really creative today. It's it just highlights how none of these problems ever got addressed and they never got solved. But also something else that I think that people don't realize, especially the people that want to go back to the 90s, the people that want to go back to the Philo somatic 90s.
00:19:05 This is 1988 in 1988 they were pushing this, and they did this a lot. They were pushing the, the what's the right word for it, the archetype of the loud mouth Jew the, the irreverent loud mouth Jew, like that was, that was like a because it was before a lot of people, really, especially white people, were very racially conscious.
00:19:31 Like, there were, obviously, there were groups of white people that were there were wise to the Jew in the 1980s but it was a very limited, it wasn't like today, right? Like it wasn't at all like today. In 80s, most people saw Jews as white people with a different religion, and that was it.
00:19:51 They saw, you know, a Jew was no different from a white Protestant than a Catholic. A white Catholic was. Is was different than a white Protestant, right? It was just, it was very religiously similar. You know, they use the Old Testament.
00:20:08 You know, they look kind of white, or whatever it so there wasn't really, people didn't really think about it, and especially in the wake of the all the World War Two propaganda, the you know, the post world war two Holocaust propaganda, if anything, there was, like this sense of of sympathy.
00:20:28 And let's let them get, oh, those, those silly little Jews, they're irreverent or whatever, but that's okay, because, because they're not beholden to the same rules the you know, we stuffy Christians are, are held to right, and in order to honor our forefathers and their desire to have freedom of religion in this country, we'll let these irreverent little Jews be
00:20:57 irreverent, because what damage could they possibly be doing? I mean, we can't hate them. I mean, they're like these, these poor, downtrodden, oppressed people. There's not very many of them, and that's to the extent that people even would even realize that they were Jewish. I mean, took me a long time even just listening to talk radio,
00:21:22 when I used to listen to, like, I mean, Dennis Prager made it obvious that he was Jewish, but, like, I didn't realize how many of these people that you would listen to on the radio would be Jewish. I didn't realize Howard Stern was Jewish. You know, when I was a kid, obviously, as I got older, but even when the movie came out right his what was what was it called body parts or something like that.
00:21:44 When his movie came out, it didn't occur to me that he was Jewish. I just thought, Oh, he's that shock jock guy from New York. Like that was the extent of it. And that's how I think a lot of people viewed this stuff. And all the while, if you really looked at it, all these shock jocks, or a good majority of these shock jocks were just Jews actively trying to dismantle the culture of the United States. And it's celebrated. It's celebrated in this movie and in many movies. So the movie opens up here with such a a
00:22:24 reverent Jew, of course, this is about it's loosely based on the order. So this is supposed to be Alan Berg. Alan berg is the was a real Jewish shock jock, and this is what this guy is supposed to be portraying here. So the movie opens up with him taking calls and doing, yeah. They've done several movies about this, so this is just another one like it.
00:22:50 It's wonderful. You have any views on lesbian priests?
00:22:50 I'm not interested any of you in masturbation.
00:22:50 I don't believe in let it be Yeah, just let it all hang out.
00:22:54 Tell me you believe in a statute like in Arizona, where they say that if you get an erection in your pants, felony or a misdemeanor,
00:23:08 a whole lot of Jewish names in the credits here. So just again, it's supposed it opens up. That's how it opens up. And it's supposed to be funny. Oh, he's on the radio, and he's talking about lesbian priests, and he's talking about masturbation and erections. Ooh, oh, it's so titillating. It's so titillating these Jews who who are so un unrestrained in their ability to talk about these naughty things on the on the radio.
00:23:37 Oh, it's so it's so cool. And obviously, again, he's supposed to be Alan Berg. This is Alan Berg, who looks even Jewier somehow than the actor they picked. Alan Berg would do these, these kinds of broadcasts.
00:23:51 Again, there's other movies like talk radio. I did the stream with frodi about, you know, talk radio when he was doing the Cameron Film Festival, I think a couple years back, that centers around Allen Berg, or at least a character based on Ellen Berg who does the same sort of shock, shock stuff.
00:24:10 But this is, again, this is something that was in the 90s, in the philosemetic 90s, when all of the institutions were being thoroughly demoralized this decade, that for whatever reason, I think because the people saying that were like five years old and they were watching like the Disney Channel or Nickelodeon so they couldn't see what was going on because they were fucking in diapers or whatever. But in the 90s was really the decade the Jews had full control over the minds of all the goyim.
00:24:41 Why else were they? They? They do 911 at the end of the 90s, because that's when they felt most comfortable doing something like that. They're like, well, who's gonna call us out? We're in the United States and we're Jews. You think they're gonna, they're gonna, they're gonna think we did it.
00:24:58 We're the most. 11 people in the entire United States, second only, or not even, not even second to black people when it in the oppression Olympics, We're the winners. And then, you know, the negro, negro philias is second place in the 90s. So he's supposed to be that.
00:25:20 You know, Howard Stern was big around the same time period. A lot of these, again, lot of these Jewish shock jocks, it was, it was the same shtick to borrow one of their words over and over and over again. They just go live on the air, and they talk about things that made white people squirm.
00:25:40 And they, Oh, this is so naughty. This is so naughty. He's talking about masturbation on on the airwaves. My God, it's so it's so edgy. It's so edgy. So the movie is called betrayed, and obviously there was like a army of Jews behind this movie. Let's look up and see, see how many Jews. Let's see what we got here.
00:26:09 It was written by Joe Hester ass a Hungarian Jew, produced by Erwin wink or Winkler. I don't know if he's, I mean, he's a Jew, obviously, but I don't know if he's related to Fonzie, aka Henry Winkler. Let's see here. And who's, who's directed, oh, he's some Greek, some Greek guy directed it, Costa gavros,
00:26:40 and put out by MGM and United Artists, released August 26 1988
00:26:48 so anyway, it opens up with all these different clips of him talking to callers, these very shocked white Christian callers, oh my god, they can't believe what he's saying on the radio.
00:26:59 We're exaggerating what welfare is. You're worried about some mother of eight on Well, if there's a morality, and these are reborn Christians that they claim they are, if they all took care of the underprivileged like Christians are supposed to do, then we wouldn't have a welfare state, right?
00:27:09 Instead of building glass cathedrals, buying TVs, things, paying off property, if Jesus came back
00:27:15 today, he never stopped growing up and again, this is obviously something that it's they still do, but Jews telling Christians what they believe and telling them how they should behave and telling them that they are they're being dishonest with themselves when they they don't want to have welfare for welfare queens and Jesus would be very upset with them for Not wanting to take care of the welfare queen.
00:27:42 And so this was a talking point that was just beginning to to emerge. It wasn't a cliche yet. Where it was, it did seem like a clever gotcha to a lot of people. And you know the Christian hypocrisy, where the Christians say, Oh yes, oh yes. We want to get rid of the welfare queens, and then the Jews would be like, Oh, well, that's not very altruistic of you. You know, you should, you should care about charity.
00:28:10 And you could argue, maybe they had a point. Maybe that's why they used it, because there it is a religion of, of charity, but it's, it's something, and look, there wasn't a lot of obviously it worked, because there wasn't a whole lot of pushback. They continued to use it for, well, they use it today, just not as much, because now people can easily find out if they're Jews and look it up.
00:28:32 All right. So then we got, you know, keeps going with stuff these kinds of talking points,
00:28:35 since he's repeatedly talked about his homosexuality, on the other you're very quick, you know. Okay, go ahead. Go ahead. What's your point this morning?
00:28:35 That was real disgusting. About eight o'clock.
00:28:39 Yeah, you saw yourself in the mirror.
00:28:47 Oh, burn burn. Time on homosexuality. You're ugly and hypocrite.
00:28:53 You're making of yourself. You can't enjoy my show because you got no sense of humor. Take a hike.
00:29:01 No, it's all jokes. That's the other thing too. It's all they're all very much into free speech. Oh, if you can't, you know, no one's making that was the thing that you would hear all the time, not just in response to radio shows, but in response to television. People didn't like you would have them, you know, the people say, Oh, it's a free country.
00:29:19 You don't have to listen to it. You don't have to watch the show if you don't like it. Now, of course, this is, you know, this is not the attitude that you're met with today, because now the tables have turned. You have the ability, people like you and me have the ability to say what we want to say.
00:29:36 Now, all of a sudden, you don't need the permission of some Jewish Executive over at Clear Channel in order to get your voice heard. So now that, now that you can say what you want to say, they don't say like, well, we don't have to listen to it, you know, you don't have a sense of humor. Like, no, no.
00:29:54 Now all of a sudden it has to be shut down. So they were disingenuous from the very beginning. Jews are always. Is disingenuous. It's always dependent on on how it affects Jews, and not based on any kind of value outside of whether or not it affects Jews.
00:30:10 So you have a lot of this, this free speech stuff in the 90s too, right? All this, this support of, of pornography, the support of, you know, saying whatever you want to say on the internet, or not on the internet quite yet, but like on the radio, on TV, all in the name of free speech
00:30:32 right now.
00:30:32 Iran. Oh, this is kind of funny. So at the time, because we've been trying to go to war with Iran again, 40 years. It'll be 40 years into in two years, so 38 years ago, but in two years, it'll be 40 years ago. This came out, and Iran is still a thing. And at the time
00:30:53 that they were, the context of the sound bite was people once again, even 40 fucking years ago. Think because nothing ever changes, people were worried about World War Three. They're worried about war with Iran, and it causing world war three. Okay, this is why I don't get all my pennies in a bunch, because this is my whole life. They've been saying, Ah, world war three. It's right around the corner.
00:31:21 So World War Three was going to happen. People were worried about that calling of the show and the way his response, this Jews response, and in this movie, is, don't worry about it.
00:31:34 In a couple of years, we'll actually be eating at Iranian restaurants and buying Iranian cars, because look what happened with Japan after World War Two, we dropped atomic bombs on Japan, and now we're buying Japanese TVs, and everyone's eating sushi and so All this worry about going and leveling Iran for Israel, you're just being, you're just being a worry wart, because they'll, they'll just forgive us, just like the Japanese did, and they'll start making Iranian cars, and we'll all be eating, I don't know what fucking Iranians eat, like kebabs or something. You know right now, Iran
00:32:18 is the most affected us. We need an enemy so we can make more weapons. Believe me, in 10 years, we'll all be driving Iranian cars, the Khomeini wagon, and we'll be going to shishi Iranian restaurants down. Remember what barbarians the Japs were?
00:32:32 Remember the barbarians, the barbarians that were the Japs? Yeah, yeah. So the we it just goes to show again, it hasn't changed. So much of that shit hasn't changed. They've been wanting to go to war with Iran since, really forever, at least my entire life. So don't worry, goy, we should be able to go to a war with Iran, and we'll be driving, you know, Iranian, uh, cars and stuff. And the context was, at the time, in 1988 there was a, again, this is kind of funny, because it's exactly the same. There was a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:33:13 There was Iranians, uh, attacking ships going to the strait. Again, it's, it's like nothing's changed. Nothing's changed. And we might actually go over that in a little more detail, because it's something that doesn't really get talked about. There was like a, there was, like, a whole big operation that went on for years in in that region, where the Iranians were sinking Kuwaiti oil ships that were going through and America went out there to protect them to get the oil again. This has been going on my entire life. This bullshit has been going on my entire life. But anyway, I just thought that was funny that that they threw that in there.
00:33:58 So yeah, then he goes to, oh, the show's over.
00:34:06 The minutes remaining in the aisle, two degrees. Hey people, you know what we're talking about tonight,
00:34:12 Jew boys. Oh, wait, I got the wrong clip. Now, talk about Jew boys. Hold on, let's, let's. We're talking about Jew boys.
00:34:25 Regular minutes remaining in the hour, 32 degrees. Hey people, you know what we're talking about tonight. Jew boys, anti semitism, racism, hate. I know there's a lot of kite haters out there among all you nice and friendly Gentiles. Let's hear from you, get the guts to talk about, don't you? You're not ashamed of what you believe in. Are you? This is Krause uld.
00:34:41 Doesn't watch some Chicago Chicago, whatever you want to call it. Hey, you know what, partner, I'm an old Jew myself. Show me how brave you are. Now call up this Jew boy and we'll talk turkey right after this message.
00:34:56 You're asking for it tonight. Dan,
00:34:58 yeah, we'll fuck them if they can't take it. You hate Jews because they all get syphilis.
00:34:58 That's right.
00:34:58 How do you know that Jews all have syphilis?
00:35:03 It's in the Bible says, right there in Genesis.
00:35:06 Don't tell me about the Bible, you dummy. You never read it. Some TV evangelist quoted you the anti semitic pass. Take a walk
00:35:13 see and again, you have the low IQ anti semitism, just like today. Now, obviously that's a caricature, but you have the Christian guy who calls up and he says, All Jews have syphilis. It's in the Bible. So his criticism of Jews is some weird, irrational biblical thing. Has nothing to do with what this guy is currently doing.
00:35:36 It has nothing to do with the fact that, like, No, you're basically like a termite eating away at the foundations of my civilization. Like, right now, like, what you are doing right now is what I have. That's the problem I have with Jews. Is what you are doing right this moment?
00:35:53 No, it's, it's in the Bible, it says they all got syphilis or whatever. And again, that's a character that's to make people sound ridiculous, but like that's unfortunately, that was a lot of the pushback against Jews.
00:36:07 It was all this weird, you know, Christian, religiously based criticism that had nothing to do with what Jews were actually doing to the United States, what Jews were actually doing to the west, and so it was easily dismissed, just as it is easily dismissed today, when you see it happening today, when you have these people that are their beef with Jews, is some religious, 2000 year old religious beef.
00:36:39 You sound like a fucking retard. You sound like a fucking retard, and it you might as well be saying that the Bible says all Jews have syphilis, so and it's just as true today as it was in 1988 which is why that's in the movie, because I guarantee you that line got laughs in the theater, because that's, that's the caricature, that's the that's the image that people conjure up in their heads when they hear this shit, because it is ridiculous.
00:37:07 The problem that they should have with Jews is, is what he's doing right now in this moment, and it was just as effective back then as it is now. So anyway, you start to get like the ominous music. You know, something's something's a mess. You had those people in a car driving around.
00:37:28 What I just wanted to say that the Holocaust, that was a big exaggeration. Exaggeration. I mean, there were some Jews killed, but that was just war. There were a lot of GIS killed too.
00:37:41 So again, they start with a Another criticism that, hey, the Holocaust has been exaggerated, and she starts to sound at first, it sounds like, oh, well, this is gonna be like a good, normal criticism of the Holocaust narrative. But then they, they, of course, they switch it up to make it sound like she's a delusional weirdo
00:38:05 about the gas chamber. All that was those Jews had to get their lights taken off. It was like taking them to the dry cleaners. Did I hear you right? Did you say dry cleaners? Uh huh. You take something to the dry cleaners. It don't hurt it any. Sometimes it shrinks a little, but you can still wear it.
00:38:22 People say, How can you let these guys on the air with all their heat? I say, let it flow. Let it flow. Let it all out. Show up, inciting a riot. Let people say what they want. As ugly as it may be, that's freedom of speech. That's what can I say? That's a free enterprise of ideas.
00:38:34 Nah, freedom of speech. The big champions of freedom of speech, the Jews were considered back then, or at least that was the that was the guys, that was the that was the mask that they wore, because that's what they that was the weapon that they needed.
00:38:51 That was the that was the foot in the door that they needed to dismantle our society. And now, again, as I said, now the tables are turned. All of a sudden they don't give a fuck about free speech. So he's talking about free speech that was, again, that would be big all the way through the 90s.
00:39:10 It didn't start to that. Message didn't start to change until post 911 I would say. So you get these people are loading a gun. They're listening to them on the radio. Oh, I wonder what's gonna happen. We all know what's gonna happen. So he's checking out, and this is interesting, too.
00:39:26 People that think trannies are a relatively new phenomenon, as he's walking out of the radio studio,
00:39:31 we just about blew the damn board,
00:39:33 Bob, what we got tomorrow? Transsexuals? God bless America. Oh, God bless America.
00:39:41 We're gonna have trannies on our next show because I'm a Jew. I'm a Jew that promotes every degenerate thing in the world, and that's supposed to be funny.
00:39:49 Oh, that's great. That's great. He's such an edgy guy. He's gonna have transsexuals on his next show. That's That's fantastic. I'm gonna. Change that. I think the audio is low on this for some reason, so I'm gonna fuck with it, see if it gets if it gets too loud, hopefully it should be okay.
00:40:09 So they actually use the same car that Alan Berg had. I think it's some French car. I don't remember the name of this thing, and he's driving home, and of course, he's being followed, because is how they portray it in a couple different movies. And so here he is going to his parking garage, although, in real life, I think he actually just had a House he didn't have, like, a parking Garage. You you
00:41:31 like for Zoro you
00:41:35 frog, nice so, so they they blast him, and they put Zog on the side of his car. Yeah, well, I wish they'd done that in real life. They didn't do that in real life. In real life, they just shot him and ran, you know, drove away. But in the movie, they put Zog, Zog, which, at the time was that was a a new term, and, well, not really a new term, but it was, it was, I guess, gaining some popularity in some circles around this time, people were starting to actually wonder, what's up with all these Zionists
00:42:22 in our country? Weird, huh? 40 fucking years ago, 40 fucking years ago, people were already worried about a Zionist occupied government, and now here we are today, and it's pretty obvious that they were right. It's pretty fucking hard to deny. At this point, with Zion dawn at the helm, it's kind of hard to ignore the the levels of Zog. Like, if anything's gotten worse, I guess since 1988
00:42:56 it is just the, not the level of Zog, but just the blatant in your face, like amount, like, the complete lack of even trying to hide it these days, the the Zog level really, actually isn't any different. It was just as zogged out in 1988 as it is today. That didn't change.
00:43:19 Just that their, their ability to be, I don't know, delicate about it, their ability to, to try to, to pretend like it wasn't super Zog down. I mean, it's just gone and like it's so zogged out at this point that, like, even, yeah, both sides now, both sides, the both the left and the right.
00:43:39 That's everyone sees it. Now, everyone fucking sees it. But, of course, in 1988 oh, look at these crazy people, they wrote, Zog, in fact, for a lot of people, because it sounds kind of like weird, like, if you don't know what that stands for, you just think it's it just sounds like some guttural, like caveman sound. Zog, I'm Grog, this is my friend. Zog, and so it just seems like some weird thing doesn't really roll off the tongue.
00:44:08 Zog, so this is Oh, and they wrote, Zog, what the hell's up with that?
00:44:13 So then we go, we have a change of location. We go to the heartland, the heartland, the United States, where all the white people fucking live, right away from the big cities that are all niggered out, away from all the kiked out shit in the urban areas, away from all the diversity that was already reaching levels that were, you know, basically irreparable in every urban city in America, like across the board, at this point in 1988 already the case.
00:44:48 So if you, if you're gonna make a movie about white people, you kind of had to go to the rural areas where the like, because that was like the only remaining places where white white people lived any. Even now, like that's not even true. There's so many goddamn fucking brownoids from south of the border. You go to, you go to anywhere that's rural, and most of the people working the farms are brown.
00:45:13 So just the idea there's white farm workers is a little novel, I guess that's a little quaint, that's a little that's a little nostalgic, right? Having white farm workers. Anyway, one of these white farm workers is this new girl in town, and she's kind of a boss girl.
00:45:32 She's been hired to run the harvester, and she's she's just as good as any man, she's just as good as any man, and she's new in town, and she's kind of pretty, so all the all the dumb Hicks are just like, Whoa, look at that fucking chick. Who's the new girl, who's the Yeah, fresh meat, who's this new lady we gotta get we gotta find out who's what she's all about.
00:45:58 And so the Chad guy of the group with the biggest cowboy hat, of course, wearing a white hat. He's like, Hey, baby, so you're new in town. How about I teach you how to dance? And she's like, okay, I guess, I guess you can teach me how to dance. So they start dancing around and shit.
00:46:18 What's your name?
00:46:20 Phillips,
00:46:22 I'm Gary
00:46:25 so you dance with all the girls who work at combines.
00:46:31 Honey. You combine girls are the biggest thing to hit this town, these old boys here,
00:46:39 that sure is true, I is white trash. Yee haw, you said it, buddy. Yee haw, white trash and proud, Heck,
00:46:50 yeah, and everyone's all white trashy and shit looks stupid. We're all wearing trucker hats and doing Yee haw. And she's like, well, I'm actually smart, and you Hicks just are beneath me.
00:47:03 First time I've danced in three years, right since my wife died.
00:47:10 Oh, I bet you feel bad now his wife is dead. What an insensitive bitch. Yeah, I'm straight up white trash.
00:47:21 So everyone's white trash, and she feels bad. Now, some guy walks by and gives him some kind of, like, secret nod. And this is like, you know, foreshadowing, like, oh, what's up with that secret nod? He's like, Oh, don't, don't mind Billy Bob. Billy Bob and his secret nod, they're no big deal. And then he decides to drive her home. And as they're driving home, they see a billboard of the Alan Berg character.
00:47:53 I miss that guy. You ever listen that guy radio?
00:47:57 Guy got killed?
00:47:58 Oh, I just saw about it on TV.
00:47:59 Yeah. Well, there ain't nothing on the radio. Now, that's for sure.
00:48:06 So he must be one of the good ones, because he actually liked the mouthy Jew. He liked that uppity Jew character. So he's, he's not, well, hick like the other Hicks. So she's out there driving the harvester around, and she meets, not only does, it's the per he's the perfect man.
00:48:23 He's the perfect man for like women in movies, not only is his wife dead, women love that, right? Women love when like a man's wife is dead. And the only thing better than like, a man that's got a dead wife is if he's got a daughter too. Because that I was trying to think about, I was like, why is that? Because it's true. Like, there's so many movies where it's like, Oh, you think you're a hot shot. I don't like you at all.
00:48:56 Oh, your wife is dead. Panties dropped, panties on the ground, soaking wet. You got a dead wife, oh, and a daughter. Let's fucking do this shit. And I was thinking about I was like, Well, I guess it kind of makes sense. It's the same reason why if you wear a wedding ring when you go out to the barn, and guys never do this, well, if you want to do it as a social I've done this before. I did this as a social experiment.
00:49:22 Fact, a couple of my friends, we heard this thing. We heard we heard that if you wore a wedding ring and you went out to the bar, women would suddenly want to fuck you like, like it was like some magic ring, like it was, like, frodos ring. And so we went out to Walmart and we bought, like, the cheapest, you know, real looking wedding rings we could find, like, $10 I think mine was.
00:49:50 And we went out to the bar, and sure enough, it worked. And by the way, it worked, and I know it worked. Because the girl that I that it worked on, pointed it out. She said, Oh, what? You're wearing a ring. And I was like, what? And then I took it off and, like, put it in my pocket.
00:50:11 And that turned her on so much, I can't even explain it well. I can explain it because girls, again, they want a man that has a woman for some reason. So in movies, when there's a man that has a woman, but she's dead, she's out of the way. It doesn't make them a hoe because she's dead.
00:50:32 Now, I don't know that's all I can come up with, but it's true. There's so many movies where like, Oh, he's a mean, awful. He's a total asshole. Oh, his wife's dead. I'll fuck him. So his his daughter comes running up, and she's like, Oh, it's adorable. He's got a dead wife and a little girl and a dog.
00:50:52 Look at that guy got the god rays coming out through the clouds behind him? What a shot, what? And that's actually like a real shot that probably took some time to get that shot. So, yeah, he's the perfect man. So she comes to eat dinner with him. Meet the family.
00:51:11 He's got a little boy too a little precocious boy, actually not too precocious, though he's very well behaved. She's very impressed with how well behaved everyone is. There's some politicians on the TV and again, same, same kind of thing, where it's like, it might it's 40 years later, but might as well be today.
00:51:32 The politicians are using the exact same rhetoric. He's not saying make America great again, but he's saying, we need to get America back to how it was like he's basically saying, Make America Great Again,
00:51:44 announcing my candidacy, because it's time for someone to start telling the truth. Well, who knows? Maybe run Oh, sit down, please. Rockefeller, Kissinger and the Kennedy. For too long, we have to return America to real Americans. That's the message of the jack carpenter candidacy.
00:52:05 See in the background, if you couldn't hear it, and he's saying, We got to return America, back to what it was with real Americans again. This is the kind of anxiety that white people in America have been feeling since the 19 Well, since 1965 specifically, I guess.
00:52:23 But the the color of America was was rapidly shifting, rapidly changing.
00:52:31 And at this point, I think in history, there was something white people could have done about it, and so that they had to defuse these kinds of visceral reactions, these kinds of instincts that were kicking in by by bombarding white Americans with propaganda that was either soothing them, telling them it wasn't a big deal, telling them if you had these kinds of feelings, you were a psychopath, and that it was all going to work out, and there's nothing to worry about, Everything's going to be fine.
00:53:01 And so that was in the background, obviously, that these dumb Hicks were listening to a politician that wants to bring America back to being America again. So same exact kind of rhetoric. And of course, politicians never delivering when they use it. She meets the mom. The mom is very, you know, Betty Crocker and,
00:53:25 you know, but also starts talking about how she also has experienced the she's lived through a change in America. Things are not what they used to be when she was a little girl that she she doesn't like the way things are going this has been something that's this is an ongoing thing that people have been white.
00:53:46 People have been experiencing in this country for, really, since World War Two.
00:53:52 I do hate those Star Wars cakes come smelling of the cellophane they're wrapped in. I always bake my cakes from scratch, no matter if anybody else does. But it's not just a cake. Everything's changing.
00:54:02 Well, don't get yourself
00:54:03 all riled up, Mom,
00:54:04 you know it ain't right?
00:54:05 You know, I know it,
00:54:06 Mom,
00:54:07 it just ain't the same country I grew up in. That's all the bad, just pushes out the good. There's filth and trash every place. Sorry, I'll just go and get my white cake.
00:54:20 You get her white cake for her white family. So they go to the state fair, or, I guess I don't know, the county fair, maybe. And again, this is kind of funny, because you look at this kind of a scene, and this is what the fair was in activity.
00:54:41 If you want to think about things that got worse, well, you could definitely say state and county fairs have gotten a lot worse. You know, you go to a state or county fair now this is, this is what you expect to see. There was a altercation that occurred in the Bennett event center between two groups of people about half a minute. I realized. Just not run to
00:55:00 something, running away from something. During that altercation, one person pulled out a gun, or produced a gun and fired a shot at
00:55:08 another person, so then a gunshot just went off. Everybody started running. And we were like, what? Because at first it really didn't sound like a gunshot.
00:55:17 I was at the State Fair of Oklahoma. I was playing my basketball game. Next thing I know, I turn up, I turn around and look, and there's ambulances, fire trucks and cops and horses, everything coming right down the midway.
00:55:29 Ah, that's that's a good change. That's a good change, because all the things that the the bad people in this movie were paranoid about happened, everything they were worried about happening, happened. And so this idyllic County Fair scene that you see right here can't happen anymore.
00:55:49 Those places are like death traps. Now you go there, and it's basically, I mean, the last one I went to, and this was years ago. It was already like people were getting fucking stabbed and shit. It was, it was basically 80% Mexican. At least 80% Mexican.
00:56:06 And people got the day that I went, the people got stabbed cops walking around with like, machine guns and shotguns and shit. So this is gone. This little nice, white, rural fun time that doesn't exist anymore. So she starts taking pictures of everything, and this, this is very suspicious to one of one of the white guys.
00:56:37 So why are you taking all the pictures?
00:56:40 Always take a lot of pictures. I got a whole album on my own.
00:56:43 What does the matter with you?
00:56:46 Wes, yeah, Wes. Why are you worried about this chick just taking pictures of everybody like a weirdo at a time when that would be kind of weird, but anyway, so yeah, she goes and he drops her back off.
00:57:01 But then he gets more foreshadowing, like, Oh, something, something's gonna happen. Something's gonna happen because after he drops her off, phone call,
00:57:15 Hello, yes,
00:57:17 there's something up with this chick. She's up to something. She's taking pictures, getting these weird phone calls late at night. Oh, that's what it is. She's a fed. So you find out that she's actually a fed. She's a Fed that's gone to this small white town and is trying to honey pot the white people because they're suspected of being domestic terrorists.
00:57:47 Gary Simmons' father, his father, joined the Sons of Liberty. In 1978 he refused to pay his taxes. The IRS went after him. They put a lien on his farm. His father hung himself. His wife divorced him, moved to California. Year later, she was killed in a hit and run accident. The driver was never apprehended. Her body was so badly bruised, we believe that the driver put it in reverse and drove over her again.
00:58:10 We put him out in California at the time.
00:58:12 We are still working on him. He almost won the Medal of Honor in Vietnam when he threw himself into a VC bunker and killed five Viet Cong after being wounded himself.
00:58:22 Well, he did win a medal for being wounded. He did win a medal for a wound.
00:58:27 What did you find? Weaver, she
00:58:29 hasn't found anything yet, sir, but we're still, I don't believe there is anything too fine. I'm afraid I'm being sent on a wild goose chase, sir.
00:58:38 So she tells them, You know what? They just, actually just seem like, wholesome white people. They took me to the fair. They're having barbecues and shit. I'm really not that worried about it. So maybe, maybe there's nothing to this. And then you find out she's a double hoe, because she's actually with the the FBI guy.
00:58:59 So she shows him pictures, the pictures that she took of the the evil White people in the rural part of America. And she's like, I don't know. They just seem like normal white dudes. I'm not that worried about it. And they're like, Well, too bad you have to go back into the into the field and keep pretending to like this nice family. So then she sneaks back into the town and sits next to him at church.
00:59:27 And this where you find out their church is kind of like a Christian identity Church, which is kind of, you know,
00:59:36 listen to me, Americans, we are the true descendants of the lost tribes of Israel. We are God's chosen people. We are the sons of Abel. We must awaken time is coming, a long forgotten wind. Is starting to blow.
01:00:02 We was Jews. Amen. Brother, amen.
01:00:07 We was Jews. Now I used to think, look, there's any Christians mad at me about this, but I'm just looking. I'm making an observation here. I'm just being nasty, guys, and that's why, by the way, this how you know I'm being honest, you guys, because I know it makes people mad. I know, I know it does not increase super chest to say stuff like this, and I say it anyway, because I'm not gonna lie to you.
01:00:27 Like so many other people that are pretending to be Christians, lie to you. There's a lot of people doing that. By the way, I used to be like, well, you know, it's the Christian identity. Guys are kind of cringe because they are. They kind of do the we was Jews thing, and it's almost like the Black Hebrew Israelites only. They're white people, and so they're like the white Hebrew Israelites.
01:00:47 But more and more I'm seeing just everyday Christians kind of say the same stuff, saying, you know, saying that, no, we're the we're Israel, we're the true Israel. We're the Israel. The church is the Israel, not not the country.
01:01:10 It kind of sounds like you're saying that, that you're the chosen people you know, like it. I mean, is it really? Is it fundamentally different? Is it fundamentally different. I mean, maybe there's some specifics that are different, but is it fundamentally mentally different than saying, you know, we was Jews. I mean,
01:01:31 I've just, I I've just been noticing that on Twitter, people trying to, you know, ignore the Jewish origins of their religion by making this mental gymnastic connection that I see anyway, just something I've noticed. So she's a big Ho, so she starts,
01:01:58 you know, fucking the guy that, even though she's, you know, she's a big honey pot, so it doesn't matter. But then you get the first little, tiny taste. But it's not even that. It's not, it's pretty low key. But he starts complaining about globalism and kind of an odd way, not a way that, like, makes a whole lot of sense today. I mean, I guess it kind of does, but it's, it definitely does. It seems slightly unrelatable, but you get, you get what he's saying, God
01:02:29 damn grain elevator. It's always breaking down. They get the parts in abidab or some goddamn a Rab place. Get the parts in abidab to send the week to Russia, feed the goddamn commies so they can sell the goddamn equipment to the goddamn abidaba So they can turn around and sell it to us as we can set out here and goddamn boil ourselves to death. I sure as goddamn shit don't get it.
01:02:59 God damn it. Elmer, what the goddamn shit is going on?
01:03:14 Coke machine works least anyways, they don't make that nab a Dabba. I don't think
01:03:21 that's right, everything's made. Aba Daba, it's like, okay, so I guess he's he's mad, obviously, that manufacturing has been shipped over to translate. He's mad that everything's been shipped over overseas, and now everything breaks. Everything sucks.
01:03:37 Now things aren't made in America anymore. In fact, even the grain they produce isn't really used for Americans. It's shipped overseas. It is now a global economy, and the interests of white people in America are it's it's very rapidly being deprioritized because people that are running the country are instead trying to maximize profits. Regardless of where the consumers are or where the industry is, they just, they'll go with it's capitalism. It's capitalism that's
01:04:18 in its I don't know if it's late stage capitalism, you know, that's the term you'd use, but it's, it's now ballooning out of control because of globalism, you know, because of the in the same reason like that, we have problems that were not, I guess, predictable with a lot of these Other things that we are I mean, lot of the really, it's uncle Ted being right.
01:04:44 Once again, it's uncle Ted being right about the Industrial Revolution, altering the entire paradigm in a way that none of our institutions were prepared for, and in ways that weren't, um.
01:04:59 And immediately obvious to most people, and this is yet another example where you have the system of capitalism that certainly made America very rich and very prosperous. It gave a lot of people that were willing to work hard, a lot of upward mobility.
01:05:19 It was a system that seemed to be very rewarding in a lot of ways, up until the point that globalism and Mass Communication mass transit, turned it into a global phenomenon, where now instead of, you know, corporations trying to produce products in a the most efficient way possible within the borders of your country, because of mass communication and because of mass transit, they were now just looking where they could build anything as cheap as possible all around the world, including in countries where they could pay people slave labor wages.
01:06:03 And so a lot of that stuff was was being shipped overseas. He then tells her, I'm going to take you on this hunting trip. You have to go on this hunting trip. And she's like, okay, what are we going to be hunting? He's really kind of weird about it. And so they start to pull up in this place, in the hunting trip, and she immediately starts getting bad vibes about this hunting trip.
01:06:35 Oh, the dog's scared. You know, something's not good. You
01:06:43 come on, watch your step slipper.
01:06:47 Look. It's Frazier's dad.
01:06:52 All you know, Katie,
01:06:56 Hi, Katie,
01:06:57 give me a weapon.
01:06:58 Shorty, Hi, Katie, I'm Frazier's dad. You give
01:07:06 me another one. Shorty.
01:07:16 This is a Mac 10 fully automatic machine pistol. Pull this trigger here.
01:07:21 She aint got no place here.
01:07:24 Shut up. Hey, Derek, thanks. You know what this is, pop that in like so here's your magazine release. Pull this baby back. We got one up the snout ready to go.
01:08:22 You ain't going hunting with that?
01:08:23 Oh, Yeah, we are. I
01:08:24 Shut up. Oh, shut up.
01:08:25 Second
01:08:25 they're hunting blacks. This is like, this is new. This is kind of interesting. So, so in this bizarro world where it's just a bunch of, you know, wholesome white people that apparently routinely,
01:08:46 routinely go out to the woods and hunt black people that they have delivered to them. I think by it looks like the cops. There was a big unless it's a CB in town, there was a big old antenna on the back of that car.
01:09:01 So I guess this is, like, a is this? Is this? They never say, like, how, where they got this guy? I don't think they went to the nigger store and picked him up, although, who knows, right? Maybe they bought him at auction, depends on if it was a Jewish holiday or not.
01:09:16 So they they have this black guy. They're like, All right, we're gonna hunt him. And she's like, No, no, I can't. I can't be a part of this. This is crazy. You're gonna hunt a nigger. This is a nigger hunt. That's, that's, this is insane.
01:09:35 Acting ready, Yeah, boy, better start running. You got 10 bullets in 30 seconds.
01:09:54 Headroom a gun. Okay, let's do it.
01:10:00 Come on.
01:10:07 No,
01:10:11 I refuse to participate in your nigga hunt.
01:10:15 They're like, what would you say, bitch? Would you say, bitch? You got proud with our nigga hunt.
01:10:22 I told you that that girl is trouble. I told you we can't have that girl around here no more. Well, she's gonna interrupt it on nigga hunt.
01:10:33 So he goes and he explains calmly to the dumb bitch, listen, babe, it's a fucking nigger hunt. Okay, everyone does it. Everyone does it. This is, this is the you'll get used to it. It's your first hunt.
01:10:49 You'll get used to it. Come on.
01:10:50 All right, don't stand around in a cluster. Fuck.
01:10:54 Fan out. She's like, well, if you put it that way, I guess we, I guess we got to go on the nigger hunt. So the nigger hunt begins, and they're all running around trying to find him, and he's, he's got 10 bullets in the guy. It was just dumb, like, if I, if I was the nigger getting hunted, God forbid, God, I don't know which, which would be worse, and they gave me a gun in there, right?
01:11:23 And they're like, All right, here's, here's your gun with 10, but there's less than 10 guys standing right there, wouldn't you just start right then shooting at them, like, trying to kill as many of them, right at that, because you know you're gonna die, right? What are you gonna do? Like, run.
01:11:38 They're giving you 30 seconds. They got dogs and machine guns. They just handed you a gun. No one's got their gun up. They just handed you a gun with 10 bullets. I would be like, boom, boom, boom. Anyway, so he runs off. Frazier's dad is really looking. He's, I'm gonna get me that nigga. I'm gonna get him. Where's that nigga?
01:12:02 I don't think I'm gonna get him. And they chase him down. They finally catch up to him.
01:12:17 He's so happy about no don't kill
01:12:27 him. Think about it. What scary she knows it don't matter. Finish him off. You.
01:12:46 Oh, no, no.
01:13:01 So they got him, they finally finish him off. And she's like, Oh my god, what am I gonna do? Ah, that was my first nigger hunt, and I don't think I liked it. So she's very upset with him. She's very she's given the silent treatment on the way home. Very unpleasant first nigger hunt experience. And he explains to her, Well, I mean, we got to have nigger hunts. I mean, obviously
01:13:28 get you something to warm me up when we get home,
01:13:31 just take me to the boat tow.
01:13:35 Come on, Katie, come on now.
01:13:41 It's just a nigger hunt.
01:13:44 Come on, Katie, just a nigger. Don't make too much out of it. There's plenty more where he came from,
01:13:49 like, like, lots more.
01:13:51 I didn't want there to be anything between us. I love you that much. I want you to
01:13:54 come I want you to share this
01:13:56 with me. I got nothing to worry about, but you don't. I don't care about going to jail. One thing for sure, we're gonna kick the hell out of Zog. Zionist occupation government means the goddamn fucking Jews are running our country with their nigger police,
01:14:17 fucking based i Ah, oh. So he's like, oh, we gotta, we gotta do our nigger hunt so we can be ready for the big battle against Zog. She's like, Ah, this is too much.
01:14:33 Oh, I feel so dirty. I feel so dirty. I'll never, I'll never wash off the nigger hunt stench. Oh, God. Oh, and she calls up her FBI handlers, and she's like, they're doing nigger hunts. I can't believe it, they're the nigger hunts there. Oh, don't worry, darling. We knew about the nigger hunts. I'm glad you've.
01:14:59 You've proven your loyalty by telling us about them. We are in We are of course, we knew about the nigger hunts, but you got to be strong now. You have to double your resolve. You're in too deep. We got to get these people nigger hunts that no one cares about.
01:15:15 The nigger hunts, we got to worry about the big picture here, about their battle against Zog. Don't you understand? You work for Zog. Don't you understand Zog is who signs your paychecks, not the niggers that are running around and the nigger hunts.
01:15:31 It's Zog so they can hunt niggers all day long. It's, it's we got to stop them before they stop practicing on niggers and start shooting us. So she's like, Oh God, I'll try. I'll try really hard. And one of the one of the Jews, is like, oh yeah. Did you know they're all pedophiles too? Make their
01:15:52 garbage look new to you. Play it normal. Don't be too quick to convert you. Don't want him to think that you're an easy lay. Do you Oh?
01:16:00 About Wes, he is Wesley John Bond, paroled from San Quentin three years ago. He headed up a white racist group called the Aryan Brotherhood in the joint. He has a sheet going back 15 years, all of it in California, forcible rape, sodomy, aggravated assault, and he tried to be a mercenary in South Africa. Yeah, I just wish I knew how he
01:16:18 wound it's the 80s. So make sure you mention South Africa too. You
01:16:23 got to make sure can't talk about racist without mentioning South Africa in the 1980s movie. So he was this rapist, sodomizer, Aryan Brotherhood. San Quentin, South Africa, they're just like, name dropping things that sound scary to normies. Oh, San Quentin, South Africa, sodomy.
01:16:50 Ah, these racists must be stopped. So she decides, all right, I'll go back in, but only so I can stop the nigger hunts from happening. So she pretends to be in love with it. She's like, I just had it. Was just the nigger hunt thing was a little much for me. I'll admit it. It was, it was, I was not. I wasn't ready for that. It wasn't right. But now I think I am. I thought about it. You're right. It was, it is just, I mean, technically, it is just a nigger.
01:17:18 And we're not, not exactly an endangered species. You know, you're right. You were right about that. And, you know, I had to sit down. I talked, I called my mom up, and I was like, I don't know. I really like this boy. He's really nice. His wife's dead, which is cool, that's, that's a bonus. His he's got a daughter and stuff, and the old, there's only one little thing, Ma, my mom was like, Well, I was like, well, he he hunts niggers for sport
01:17:47 with Frazier's dad. And it's a little weird. I wasn't prepared for that, but my mom sent me straight. She said, You know, there's not a lot of good men out there, honey. And you should really be kind of your lucky stars. You're looking at the glass half empty, when really it's half on. His wife's dead, and he's got a daughter and and, you know, so he nigger hunts sometimes, you know, every it could be it could be worse.
01:18:13 There's lots of guys out there that they all, you know, men are dogs, right? And so, you know my you know, your dad, you know you didn't know this before, but your, your dad, he nigger hunted sometimes when we were younger. I mean, I eventually he grew out of it.
01:18:29 It's probably just a phase, I'm sure, with a a loving woman in the household helping him out around, you know, with the daughter and stuff, you know, he'll eventually get tired of the nigger hunting and everything will be fine. And so I said, Oh, you're right, mom. And so I'm gonna, I'm coming back here, and I'm gonna give you a second chance, and if you nigger hunt a little bit, okay, I guess I can get over it.
01:18:55 And he's like, good, good God. So I'm the luckiest man alive. And so she moves in, and he starts to suspect, perhaps because that sodomy South Africa, San Quentin, friend, who is also the guy that was like, why are you taking photos? Says, Oh, I think she's a honey pot, although they use a different term, which is, I don't know, interesting.
01:19:24 I gave you a hand. Well, I'm almost done.
01:19:27 Wash together, dry together, half together, cut together. My mother always says that, what
01:19:31 was that all about? What with whales?
01:19:40 Oh, well, it seems little Wes thinks you're a grasshopper.
01:19:45 Grasshopper. He is weird. Do I look like a grasshopper?
01:19:49 No, no, the kind of Grasshopper that's getting in people's hair all the time, like the FBI, CIA, KGB, JDL, NAACP, that kind.
01:20:00 Grasshopper. What? So are you a grasshopper?
01:20:05 Shit? Yeah, I'm gonna go kiss the kids goodnight.
01:20:12 I fucking knew it. I knew she's a grass she's one of them grasshoppers. So I guess grass, should we start using the term grasshopper? Now, is that the new, is that the new honey pot? She's a grasshopper. Then he shows us new fangled thing called the internet?
01:20:32 Yeah, she's very, very surprised how sophisticated he is, because, you know, he's just this dumb, white racist. But, yeah, this is, it's funny. It's funny because we were talking about earlier in the stream how everyone was very all the Jews were very concerned about freedom of speech, until suddenly the Internet came around and you didn't have to get approval from some Jewish executive at NBC to have your own show.
01:20:57 Right now, all of a sudden, anyone could just talk to anyone, and even in 1988 which, believe me that 1988 is very old school when you're talking about internet or online kind of communications. This is like BBs days.
01:21:16 They were already worried about this. They were already concerned about the the can of worms, because Surprise, surprise, the internet, as I have remarked on several occasions, and especially in this era, was pretty much 100% white. It was 100% average to above average, IQ, white people
01:21:47 and and I guess there was also a little bit of a class filter, because the equipment required to get online was not cheap. So it was, you know, middle class to upper middle class, middle IQ to upper IQ, white people talking amongst themselves, oh,
01:22:14 oh, that's a little dangerous. Hold on. You mean, there's now a way that smart white people can talk amongst themselves
01:22:33 without having to go through a Jewish intermediary, like this is, this isn't good.
01:22:40 Oh, this is gonna lead to bad things. This is gonna, oh, the thing I start noticing things. So he talks about how, yeah, he's using this, this dangerous new thing on the computer, to talk to other people.
01:22:57 Anything about computers,
01:22:58 no, just games and stuff like that.
01:23:04 Well, I can talk to anybody I want. We got systems operators all over the country. You
01:23:35 to see this is, this is when they were getting worried about free speech all of a sudden. Look at how they even named it, American Liberty net devoted to the free exchange of ideas. That see this is all of a sudden the internet made, made them real fucking nervous about free speech.
01:23:56 Oh, what we meant by free speech is Jews funded by major Jewish corporations, should be allowed to have free speech, not just any white guy with a computer. That's when it gets scary. You can't have that. Prepare yourselves the day is coming. You
01:24:23 we will execute all federal agents, Congressmen, judges. When I was a kid, told me that started sounding the day of the rope is nigh. Make the wheat grow faster.
01:24:34 Don't rock the boat. He changed his mind later on, we're gonna rock this goddamn boat.
01:24:48 The wind is starting to blow 1010. Turn. The wind of racism blows hard.
01:24:59 Yeah, so they go to another event in the forest. Yeah? Because white nothing scarier, nothing scarier than white people in the woods. You put white people in the woods, that's just as scary as white people on computers, because, again, it's an opportunity for white people to talk amongst themselves.
01:25:23 And next thing you know, there's a nigger hunt. Because that's all it takes you put some white people in the woods, give them, give them some automatic weapons, and inevitably, there's a nigger hunt. So they start going camp on this camping trip. And once, you know, just like the hunting trip, everything seems fine at first, but then they pull into the campground, and this isn't a normal campground.
01:25:56 Oh, Kyle, you got a list, yeah, we'll check it once in a while, all
01:26:00 right, I thought we Were going camping.
01:26:39 We are.
01:26:40 We're going camping. All right.
01:26:42 Me Oh god, it's another nigga hunt, isn't it? My mom said he might keep nigger hunting. I just didn't want to believe it. I didn't want to believe it. He's got his kids with him. Is he got a nigga hunt with the kids? This is the kids first nigger hunt. Oh, it's terrible.
01:27:00 So she decides, you know that now she's in this weird, creepy white supremacist, I guess summer camp. She's like, Oh, guys, I'm driving this is driving me. This whole thing is scary. Look at Frazier's Dad's here. Let me go talk to Frazier's dad. He's he's always got that calming presence about him.
01:27:21 We're nice kids.
01:27:26 Where'd everybody go anyway?
01:27:27 Old visiting friends, putting kids to bed. I'm kind of the old watchdog here. How
01:27:39 do you feel about this?
01:27:40 You it's all kind of new to me.
01:27:48 I never really known any Jews or niggers before. I don't like hurting people.
01:27:54 Well, I
01:27:54 don't either. I don't even like seeing a fight.
01:27:59 If we don't fight back. They'll take it all away from us, the whole country.
01:28:03 Jew boy, judges and bankers and politicians or the nigger police and Orientals, all these people with guns. Shorty, I know that. I don't like it either. Hell. I have to close my eyes every time I pull the trigger,
01:28:19 just like I did when I was giggling like a school girl blasting that nigger on the nigger hunt,
01:28:25 you got a good heart, Katie. There's nothing wrong with that, but you learn you got to do what's got to be done. I learned too. All I ever wanted was just to raise my crops and raised my boy. The bank took my farm and Vietnam took my son. I got nothing left to take. I ain't gonna miss myself, you know, either. I got a good heart, too, Katie, just like you.
01:29:03 Thanks Fraser's Dad, I'm glad there's a good side to you. So they have the next morning, you have all the different kinds of racists. They got Nazis, they got KKK, they got everybody. And she's going around, taking a tour of the racist summer camp,
01:29:32 The sodomy guy South Africa, Quentin, better shot in your
01:29:46 this isn't so good. No, it doesn't. Does it? What's.
01:30:00 I Where do you buy those? At? Got the nig target, big old nig target. So she, of course, because she's a boss girl, FBI agent, impresses him with her super, you know, crack shots at the firing range, but that doesn't make him suspicious. He's just like, god damn why? Why aren't you shooting like this at the nigger hunt? And of course, you got, you got the Happy Birthday Hitler cards. Can't have
01:30:35 your evil White supremacist summer camp without the Happy Birthday Hitler card. And this is kind of interesting. They have the Nazis going around, and I couldn't understand 100% where they were going with this. Like, you don't want to over analyze it, but it is weird, because it's there for a reason.
01:30:58 But they have a scene where the Nazi guys are walking up to the, I don't know, like the nigger hunt guys, who else to call them? And they're like, Hey, look at our cool Nazi stuff. And they're like, Fuck you Nazi.
01:31:13 And at first I was like, is this kind of like showing that, you know the the divisions, you know between the different white supremacy groups in a somewhat realistic light, because that does you know there is, there are divisions in the pro white movement, obviously, right? Or is this trying to make him seem like not as bad, because even he hates Nazis, right?
01:31:44 Even even the nigger hunt guys don't like Nazis. Gary, we got lugers. Look at this.
01:31:50 Gary. This boy's got original lugers for sale. What did you say, brother?
01:31:56 My dad got a Purple Heart fighting uniforms like that in your goddamn made off Hitler. I don't want to hear about it. Come on, get out of here. Go jack up. I know Nazi, Oh, Jesus,
01:32:11 I'll just
01:32:12 do because they're assholes and they're losers. You're an asshole too. Lyle, so
01:32:19 again, nigger hunt, okay? But Jew hatred is where he has, apparently, where he crossed the line. Although he's talking about how he hates Jews all the time too, I don't get it. I don't know what the fucking point of that was, other than just, again, it was just a way for the Jews who made the movie to be like, see, not even the nigger hunt guys like the Nazis, so they're just the devil.
01:32:39 So she sneaks around in the forest and sees them plotting something, and she's really concerned that they're gonna, you know, they're gonna do something. Then you have the politician from the television scene in the very beginning of the movie come to the white supremacy camp to try to get some support.
01:33:04 And again, it's kind of odd. I can't tell if they're trying to be realistic, where they show that politicians will pan like, you know, like Trump, for example, will pander to pro white groups when they don't mean it at all, when they're really just there to try to get you know they're cynically pandering in order to get votes or or what this I'm guessing that was the point of this scene.
01:33:36 Remember, let's get organized.
01:33:40 That is, unless you want the Jews and the niggers and the faggots to keep on telling you what to do.
01:33:46 Wouldn't that be hilarious if you had, like, if Trump, or in really, any politician, said you got to vote for me, unless you want the Jews and the niggers and faggots to keep telling you what to do. Instant vote. By the way, I would, actually, I'd start voting again. If we, if we had, if we had someone with any kind of chance with a national platform, just say it that way. You might
01:34:08 actually, you know, of course, you know, it's gonna take some financing campaign like ours. We got some donation pledge cards here for you. If some of you would like to sign and put it on a credit card, give me anything unless you can afford it. I mean that now,
01:34:25 no, you don't. You don't care if they can afford it or not. You're gonna sell them try. You care about is buying yourself another Cadillac or maybe a new fancy suit. Who are you, mister?
01:34:38 Whose side are you on?
01:34:39 Come on now, Gary, I'm
01:34:41 trying to sell Melania calling the same
01:34:42 side here. I ain't on his side. You think you're gonna win? Mr. Big Shot, you ain't got a prayer, pal. You're just in it for the ride. We ain't riding on my back. All you're doing is distracting people here. Maybe that's what you want to do. I'll talk to him. You. Maybe you're really on their side. Yeah, see that?
01:35:03 So that's like the Trump guy, again, unintentionally accurate, or, I don't know, but yeah, kind of accurate. You got the politician that talks the big game when really he's just trying to sell you some Trump nfts While he sells you out to fucking Israel. So they have that, that in there.
01:35:22 He goes back home, and of course, he's, he's using the computer, using the computer to plan some operation, recon, sick, cargo, you know, because like Chicago, but sick, you know. Anyway, traffic patterns will do on site surveillance continue. Will do liaison, Jew England, regional liaison. Completed. Manpower, central assignments, assignments completed. The wind is starting to blow. So they decide to rob a bank.
01:35:58 They gotta decide to rob the bank, because, you know, this is based on the order. And, you know, there, there was the bank robber, a robbing element to it, and it's loosely based on the order. It's not really
01:36:13 and this is, this the point where she can't blow her cover, so she has to participate in the bank robbery. But she's for she finally crosses the line. But it's, it's this ambiguous gray area. She, she had to, she had to do it right. It's
01:36:39 all right. Nice shot.
01:36:44 She had to do it right? She had to kill the cop, because otherwise she would have been killed. Now, it's so confusing. Now, oh, I'm in so deep. I'm in so deep, I don't know what to Do. I
01:37:05 thank you, everybody. Have a nice day. You
01:37:38 agent, black man Got it. Shut up.
01:37:55 You. All right, what you see?
01:38:20 Oh, she's so mixed up. She didn't like him because he was South Africa San Quentin, sodomy guy.
01:38:38 Now he's dead. So anyway, moving right along, Frazier's Dad drives him off, drives him off somewhere. She's like, Oh, I gotta do something about this. It's getting out of control. FBI, I can't believe that you made I had to shoot someone.
01:38:56 We decided to let it happen.
01:38:56 Oh, great. Without telling me.
01:38:56 Well, there wasn't any way we could contact you. We don't want them for bank robbery. We want to know what they're going to do with the money they've netted about 3.2 million on for bank ice across the country. They're building some kind of a war chest.
01:39:13 Don't you understand? You work for Zog. They can have all The nigger hunts and bank robberies that they they can they can desire. What we need to do is stop them from fighting. Zog, so you must, you must keep, keep spying on them like the grasshopper, the young grasshopper. You must, you must continue with your mission.
01:39:38 And what about Wes? What about him? He said he was on to you, took him out. Didn't want to risk it, so what? Oh, you did it for me. Yes, I did it for you. And the world's a better place. Look, Michael, just forget it. I've had it. You've had enough, huh? That's it.
01:39:59 Another job. Up half down, kind of like the decor in this apartment. You're stint with the Peace Corps. Our relationship.
01:40:05 You never cared about us.
01:40:06 I care a great deal about you. Kathy, you know that?
01:40:09 No, you don't.
01:40:10 You ended us, not me.
01:40:12 That was self defense.
01:40:13 The guard's okay.
01:40:18 He's out of danger. She's troubled about killing old Wes, how do you feel about dropping that piece of shit out?
01:40:27 Terrific
01:40:30 on the line of duty. All for Zog, all right, so anyway, she goes home. I don't know what's going on here.
01:40:44 Don't what did we do it for? What? What did we rob a bank for? What did Wes die for? What did I shoot some money for?
01:40:50 You're upset. I understand that.
01:40:52 Okay, listen, tell me
01:40:54 who's that money for
01:40:56 friends of ours. W
01:41:02 hat friends friends, it's
01:41:11 for a Zog war chest is what it's for. So I have big old country fun time. Yee haw. More fun, more fun.
01:41:28 Marion blue, don't you miss the printouts like that? You guys miss the big the big. Am I the only one that's this old? Remember when you could how easy it was to print banners?
01:41:39 Remember when, like, every birthday party had some, like, shittily printed out black and white, crazy font, you know, banner with the with the little dots, little perforated dots on the sides of the paper. I kind of missed that paper. Can you even buy that paper anymore? What? What is that paper called?
01:42:03 Anyway, as the as the printout paper. I hide the printout paper under this board. You
01:42:27 all these names. Look at them. They're all friends of ours, high up friends, low down friends, all helping us, looking out for us.
01:42:40 It's the jackpot she's been waiting for. It's the list of all the evil White supremacists.
01:42:47 We can hit 1000 people, and it ain't nothing.
01:42:49 Hey, what are you gonna wear? Come on, Katie, what kind of wedding dress you're gonna wear? I'm gonna wear. Marion blue, your guy will be true. Marian, brown, we live in town.
01:43:09 Marion green, shame to be seen.
01:43:11 Mary yellow, you got that right, fella.
01:43:13 Marion Gray, be sad someday.
01:43:16 Marion white,
01:43:19 it'll be okay. I don't know this is Marion. What? Marian white, white power all night, all right, blah, blah, blah, blah, all the humanity and feel attached to his family. All right. She steals the list of all the evil White supremacists. Turns him into the FBI.
01:43:49 What do we have Cathy? So we get some photos of Kraus with a
01:43:56 black X mark over his face. What does that prove if we bust them for the bank robbery, what about these people?
01:44:06 Somebody else will pull the trigger. We're almost there. All we need. Can't do it anymore. Ted Kennedy, Jesse Jackson.
01:44:18 Guys, boring, boring, boring, boring, moralizing. Oh, I don't know what to do. I don't know. Oh, I think I don't Is this another nigger hunt? No, it's not another nigger hunt.
01:44:29 It's here. Stay here. I
01:44:43 how badass is it? Imagine having a white supremacist Huey. Why don't we have white supremacist Hueys?
01:44:53 I've actually been in a Huey before. They're loud as fuck. It's badass being in a Huey. They're loud as fuck.
01:45:13 I brought something for you.
01:45:21 It's the head white supremacist with his white supremacist Huey bringing the secret file.
01:45:35 Oh, no, he's finding out that she is a grasshopper. Catherine Weaver, first class bitch.
01:46:01 She has like a glamor headshot. Oh, my God, I've been fucking the enemy this whole time.
01:46:13 It's your hit point, and everything you need is inside you.
01:46:28 I like, I like how, that's how they envisioned, like, the secret white supremacist army of 1000s doing their operations. You know, they were doing meetups with helicopters. All right, drive to the meat point. We'll fly in with a Huey, and then some fancy guy in a suit will be in the back of the Huey to give you the dossier on the secret agent we want you to kill, because that's how fucking organized we are. Can you imagine that?
01:47:19 Was that? Lone Ranger just, you know, just a guy in a helicopter, yeah, no big deal.
01:47:30 Ranger Rides Again.
01:47:32 Why won't you tell me
01:47:37 who's crowding, who? Now we're
01:47:40 going to Denver tomorrow.
01:47:50 Why?
01:47:51 You know why
01:47:55 Why? All right, so now he's like, but I love her. Should I kill her? I'm supposed to kill her. Why supremacist helicopter guy said I was supposed to kill her?
01:48:19 Boring, boring, boring, boring, boring.
01:48:24 Should have just choked her out right there, like, right there, boom, problem solved. No, no. Pussy always. Pussy always ruins the most masculine plans.
01:48:41 I gotta go check all the fires you want me to start planting now, let you get back.
01:48:44 I don't know, shorty, wait, I guess
01:48:49 Bye, Rachel.
01:48:51 I just have to be leaving.
01:48:53 Yeah, but I'll come back.
01:48:53 I'm gonna miss you.
01:48:56 I love you, Rachel.
01:48:58 All right. How touching. All right. Anyway, boring, boring, boring, boring, boring, boring, boring. How's he gonna take the file out and confront her? The business the big confrontation. Ate these myself.
01:49:18 No, it's sandwiches. Sandwiches. Poison sandwiches. Those better be poison sandwiches.
01:49:35 Look, I really have to go to the bathroom.
01:49:38 Go to the bathroom too. Well, I guess we got to stop, don't we? Yeah.
01:49:48 Hey, look trucks before they were all driven by Jeets. Ah, sweet. And when we had arcade machines only. Said Shelley, listen to
01:50:09 more boring, boring, boring. She's leaving a note, boring, boring, boring, boring. He's getting ready to do like some big like assassination. Boring. What?
01:50:24 What'd you bring me up here for? If you knew
01:50:25 I wanted him to find a dead FBI agent, shooter,
01:50:37 boy. Ain't that rich?
01:50:38 Put it down, please.
01:50:41 You were there whore all along, weren't you?
01:50:44 No, in the beginning, I was falling in love with you.
01:50:50 You laid down with me to get what they wanted.
01:50:52 I didn't think there was anything to get.
01:50:56 But then you took me on the nigger hunt. Put it down.
01:51:01 What for? What the hell for?
01:51:16 How's he gonna do it? She gonna do it. Can I shoot me?
01:51:45 Don't leave. He's gonna make you do it good. I
01:51:50 love you. Katie,
01:51:51 put it down. I
01:51:54 Boring,
01:51:57 boring, boring is dead.
01:51:57 Will you put up another candidate? Are you going to run yourself? Are you going to announce your candidacy?
01:51:57 Announce your candidacy? Do you have any idea Carpenter was shot? Are you going to run his
01:52:04 gun down in the street because of what he stands for?
01:52:11 Anyway? Boring, boring, boring. That's the movie. We're basically Boring, boring, boring. I killed your dad. So anyway, that's the that's betrayed. It was all downhill, like, the first it was really good. The first half it was like, nigger hunts and stuff. And then it just got, like, really gay and boring and like, long and make it stop.
01:52:38 Ah. So I guess I have to check out the new order, right? The new version, the new the new version of the of the movie that they keep making over and over and over again anyway, that is betrayed. What can we put on the screen here? Not that, not definitely, not that. About that. Okay? Let's take a look at hyper chats. Clear that up. Of course, we have
01:53:16 love and division. Love and division, the only one using actual hyper chats. Let's see what we got here. White Power.
01:53:41 All right, love and division says, Devon, catch you on the replay tonight. Well, I appreciate that. Now we go over to entropy. We got gorilla hands. Oh,
01:54:14 Reliance says, Hey, Devon, what is your opinion on AI now and how fast things are moving in the field. Also, what do you think about a good portion of the scientists speaking up against AI are Jewish. I am sure the disproportionate amount of them is just a coincidence.
01:54:34 Well, you know, AI is just another technology. It's another technology. It's a double edged sword, because, like all technology, you will have the consumer grade, and the
01:54:47 our opponents will have the industrial grade, especially at first, right? Like that might change a little bit. It depends on a lot of things, but just. The the, really, the big hurdle is going to be hardware. Really, the amount of heart, the hardware that's required to run AI right now is industrial level hardware.
01:55:13 I mean, not the I mean, yes, I know you can locally run stuff. You can buy a bunch of video cards and whatever, right? But it's you can't have the same AI that a data center would be, you know, you can't, you can't operate at that level. And then the training data too.
01:55:33 You're also limited to the, you know, the training data that you have access to, and it's you're always going to be second banana when it comes to what they have access to and what you have access to. It's a game changer in a lot of ways, and it's going to revolutionize things in the same way that the internet did.
01:55:58 And it's also kind of hard to see where this will go. And I suspect there will be in the same way there was a.com bubble, because you had everyone talking about how everything was everything was internet, and if you had net or E in your name, some like all these companies that had billions of dollars thrown at them because they were internet companies, and no one knew what the fuck that even really meant.
01:56:25 They just knew that that was the new thing. So people were buying up every stock and investing every company that sounded like internet something, and you had the internet bubble, and it wasn't for like, a while that we really fully comprehended kind of where things would go.
01:56:46 And I didn't mean that the internet itself there. I don't think there was like internet bubble in terms of the like, the the march forward with the technology and usage. And I don't think that'll be the case with AI either. I think there will be like an investment bubble.
01:57:04 I there's a lot of things that AI will over promise on, and then when it fails, people will lose confidence in some of the things they thought AI would be able to do and but eventually it will be able to do a lot of these things. If you look at how quickly AI seems to be progressing a lot faster than previous technologies. I don't know 100% why that is, but I think it does.
01:57:41 It's one of the few technologies that could get out of, out of human control. And that's a little unnerving, because already, because of the black box problem, you know, that's already in some in some ways, some meaningful ways, that's already kind of happened.
01:58:02 And once you have aI writing itself, designing its own hardware, there will be kind of a separation between man and machine that never existed before. That relationship is going to be totally different. And so it's kind of a new it's going to create new problems that, I mean, worst case scenario could be civilization ending, really. I mean, it could go, it could go the way of Skynet. I could see it happening.
01:58:34 I mean, not overnight, but I mean it could, it could happen as far as a lot of Jews being against it? I mean, I don't know, I don't know what the numbers are on that, but that doesn't mean that it's a good thing and Jews are trying to stop it. I just think that there's a lot of Jews in AI, right, like the guy who wrote the so the groundwork for chat GPT was a Jew. Sam Altman is now in charge of chat GPT.
01:59:10 He's a Jew. There's a lot of Jews in charge these companies that I think is more of a problem than the people speaking out against AI. I think that AI does have some dangers that need to be looked at, but just not probably the same one. I'm probably not concerned, well, there's probably some crossover, but I'm probably not concerned about the same problems that the Jews are, and just already it's super nerfed. The the amount of content moderation that is already in place voluntarily by
01:59:51 every AI, essentially, or at least all the big ones, it's already obscene, like it's already. Crippling. It's already makes it difficult for me
02:00:04 to use it for just some normal things, right? Like the amount of arguing you have to do with AI just to get some information. And then it lies a lot. You know, it's wrong a lot.
02:00:17 And I've found that even like so what I've started doing, especially for research, is I'll ask multiple AIS the exact same question, and then I will compare the answers. And I have found that in some instances, and it's probably because they're often trained on some of the same data, they'll all be wrong about something,
02:00:46 or, more confusingly, they'll all have different answers to the same question. And it's so there's,
02:00:57 I guess, the answer to that. A lot of people will say stuff like, well, this is the worst it'll ever be. I think that's kind of true. You know? It's like when people, I guess you could complain back in the dial up days that like, oh, you know, Napster, you know, I'm trying, I'm trying to download a song that is four megabytes, and it takes me, like, on this really fast modem, it still takes like, a half hour.
02:01:26 So it's not like, music sharing is not a big deal, because it takes you a half hour and it ties up your phone line in order to get, like, this one song. What are they so worried about? And now it's like, you can it's instantaneous, you know, like you don't even there's no delay. It just boom, you have the fucking song.
02:01:46 And so that, in the same way that that was the slowest you would ever get a song, in that moment when you were getting that song and it took 20 minutes, it was never going to take longer than that ever again.
02:02:02 The same thing is going to be true about AI in that, yeah, it's wrong about this stuff, but it'll, it'll, it'll always be more right, unless, of course, they, you know, they make it wrong on purpose, but in terms of it being wrong about stuff, like, you know, for example, I because it is useful even when I'm doing, when I work on, like, vintage electronics.
02:02:26 And I just have a quick question that it's not, it's just something that I could look up and it would take forever. And so I'll just ask it, like, Hey, what is the value of this or, what does this transistor do?
02:02:41 Or, you know, or whatever, right? I have found that it's getting better at that stuff, because there's been times where it tells me I still have to double check it, right? Because it has told me to to, for example, fix circuits in ways that if I did it, if I did what it was telling me to do, I'd basically be blowing up amplifiers, like, I'd be sending lethal voltage to, like, bad places that you know it tells you, like, really bad advice, very confidently, but it's gotten better.
02:03:18 Like, it's not like, I've noticed that slowly it gets less stupid, but it's still very stupid. I think the danger is going to be the immediate danger is going to be people relying on it too heavily. But people thought that about like Google too. People used to say the same things about search engines that oh, now people are going to stop reading books because they can just Google everything.
02:03:47 And to some extent, they're right. People are going to get dumber. People are going to be less and less independent of technology, and they are going to merge with technology. There's no stopping it, guys. I mean, unless you stop the technology from happening like, you know, unless something happened where it like bombed us into the Stone Age again, or something like that.
02:04:13 You can, you know, you can be mad at it and not like it, but it's not going to go away. And the the more this is why, by the way, when people wonder, Oh, Devon, why are you so hard on the flat earthers and like all these retards, it's because you are going to make us all die.
02:04:33 And I mean that if you, if you dissuade your children from understanding technology, and you tell them that science is like demons or something and like you tell them all this, like Dark Age fucking mindset shit, you're gonna have these kids who are completely unable. Able to compete with in a world that is increasingly going to be more high tech and more
02:05:12 I mean, like, let's look at the way that they're fighting wars now, where they're having ai do a lot of
02:05:17 the the thinking again, which is for, yeah, there's gonna be mistakes, but there's too many people are like, Oh, AI's wrong about some things. And so it's all just, it's all smoke and mirrors. It's like, No, it's not.
02:05:29 Dude. Like, if, like, there are people that thought, I mean, you basically sound like the guys that were like, Oh, this internet thing's all a fad. People are gonna go back to listening to am radio there soon, as soon as they get tired of internet. It's like, no, they're not.
02:05:42 I mean, aim radio is still around somehow, but like, it's, it'll be gone in, in my lifetime, it'll probably be gone all the way and, you know, just like, you know, that's just what happens. Everyone uses the internet now it's not just a fad.
02:06:01 And AI is the same way it's AI is not going to go away. It's going to just keep getting better, and it's going to be how everything's done. And when you have people on our side that are shunning technology because they think it's demons or, you know, because of some stupid superstitious nonsense, or because they're just not smart enough to understand it, and they have no desire to learn about it.
02:06:26 Yeah, I want to shit on that kind of mindset, because that it's suicidal. That's going to basically create goy slaves. That creates the perfect goy slave, people that are that are intimidated by technology. It's not going away. It's not going away.
02:06:46 So, yeah, I guess that's, I don't know if that answers your question, but it's kind of, you know, it's kind of a big thing. It's not like something I can answer real quick. AI is not going away, is the big takeaway. It's not going away, and we can either learn how to use it to our advantage or be ruled by it in the not too distant Future. All right, then we got gorilla hands again. You.
02:07:27 All right, Gorilla hands again, says, simply, all right. Then we got, oh, wait, no, I missed. I missed one of them all right now gorilla hands again says he did say faggots, but he also says, You
02:08:00 it also says, I'm black pilled on the state of all of us white men's masculinity. These days after hearing about and watching that video of the little girl being kidnapped by the FedEx driver, it really got to me seeing her and knowing what he does to her, how is he still alive and not lynched, like Leo Frank by the locals?
02:08:29 Well, because no one feels connected anyone else anymore.
02:08:34 This is why building communities is so important, because it's just, it really, it's, it's, I think it's, it's like the abstract. These cases are so common, and everyone's so desensitized by them that, yeah, everyone's outraged online when stuff like this happens. But it's all kind of just, it's not really real, by the way.
02:09:02 Speaking of the AI impact AI is going to have that's that's also going to, you know, something that the internet has done and video games have done and movies have done, it has given people kind of the uncanny ability to disassociate from reality almost on demand.
02:09:25 And I think AI is just going to make that worse, because when you're consuming entertainment that's like a video game or a movie, you're kind of experiencing someone else's vision, right? And AI, I think, will very quickly make it so that you have tailor made goy entertainment that is 100% you know, focused on what you want to have happen.
02:09:58 Um. A in a way that will make it so disassociating from reality will will just be that much easier. And I think that because of even just the way we have things now people, it's real easy to see a story like that, especially, like I said, because you've seen like 1000 stories like that before, and just kind of disassociate, and it's just more of like, it's almost like just, it's a statistic, really, you know.
02:10:29 And now, if that was your cousin or your daughter or something like that, things would obviously be different. But as you say, you know no one that's related to that kid is none of them are doing anything. So, yeah, I don't know. I don't know. I think a lot of it is white people are domesticated, and they still, a lot of them still believe in civilization.
02:11:06 You know, being civilized, letting the system do what they were promised the system was there to do, believing in the system. And that's why, you know, that's why I named the channel black build, because I'm black pilled on the system. And until people are black pilled on the system, that's how white people will behave if you keep voting and and supporting the system like, you think that that's going to solve your problems.
02:11:45 You're that's you'll always operate within the system, because you'll think that, while there's still a chance that like, it'll do like, maybe it's flawed. You know, maybe I don't get a life. Isn't fair. No one gets 100% what they want. But you know, it's the best that we have, right?
02:12:02 Like, that's how a lot of people look at this shit. And as long as you look at that shit, you're not, no one's gonna step out of line, because they still believe in the system enough to where they think it can be fixed. And that's, that's the number one problem. That's why, that's why I tell people?
02:12:21 Anyone telling you that you're going to vote your way out of this is an enemy to the white race. 100% 100% no exceptions. Anyone telling you there's a political solution is an enemy of the white race. 100% a 100% of them.
02:12:51 All right, then of course. Gorilla hand says, faggots. Cat 88 says, Has entropy payment pipeline been declogged yet? Well, I received an email
02:13:04 that said that they should be able that they've worked out the back end issues they were experiencing, and that we should be getting payments again soon. It hasn't happened yet, but I'm gonna, I'm gonna, you know, I'm gonna believe them until I have a reason not to. I did.
02:13:31 I did have a chance to talk to them directly, and they sounded believable to me. I understand they're experiencing the same kinds of issues that you would expect them to be experiencing, doing the kind of work they're doing, because they, you know, they're, they're funding racism, you know, they're funding, you know, Nazis, and they've had to take some, I don't want to say extreme measures, but kind of to continue doing what they're doing. And I, you know, I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt.
02:14:11 And if been a month from talk to me in a month from now, if in a month from now, nothing's happened, we're gonna probably need to figure something out. V tuber nationalist says, I can't believe a movie this fucking stupid was actually made.
02:14:31 Oh, this is, this is even like the worst one we did. There was a TV movie, one that was 1000 times worse that we did a stream on like a couple years ago. Jews have been retard maxing the goyim since before the gay 90s. This is just one example of it. Oh yeah, no, like I said, this is not even the worst one. There's way worse ones than this.
02:14:53 Optimistically pessimistic says. I'll catch out the stream later. Check out the or keep up the good work. Devon, well, I appreciate that. Then we got QR. Zed Waffen says, Hey, Devon Stream suggestion era Einhorn, or IRA einhorn was a hippie Jew. In your favorite decade, the 70s, he murdered his goy girlfriend, and there's a lot of Jew monkey business involved in the failed efforts to bring him to justice.
02:15:22 Really, I will copy that in the notes. I got too many notepad files open at the top. I'm working on two really big streams right now. I thought I was gonna be done with one of them at just 12 hours a video takes longer to watch than you would think, because it's not, like, I just watch it.
02:15:54 I have to, like, watch it and cut it. And, you know, 12 hours, man, it's a lot of stuff. And, yeah, it's not going the way I thought it would. Either it's kind of, anyway, it's, it's, it's one of these things where it's like, I'm only halfway through it, so who knows next time? That means I still, like, six more hours I gotta go through all right, then we got going over to rumble. Let's see here. Real starfish.
02:16:25 Prime says love outlaws. My OCD keeps looking at the little triangle above Rebecca's monitor. My top right, her top left only seems to show when you're in a small monitor mode while showing something the main TV. I have no idea what you're talking about. Small triangle above her monitor, yeah, I don't I that is your weird OCD, I'd have to, I don't have no idea what you're talking about, not to look at that.
02:17:01 And then real starship prime says, stream idea, search Midwest for Indian renovate or Yeah, renovations and renovations. Do you mean reservations and crime? I did. I did and saw Red Lake. Yeah, that you didn't mean reservations. Red Lake, Minnesota had a lady who burned her two kids to death, and four years ago, had a school shooting. Seems like a lot of content.
02:17:29 Oh, we've talked about Indian reservations. Definitely. They are basically complete hellholes. They're absolute nightmares. Yeah, it's exactly what you'd expect them to be. And then red starship or Starfish Prime says, Sorry. School shooting happened in 2005 not four years ago. Still, there seems to be a lot of content. Is I just did a quick search and adjusted dates to find what I did.
02:18:03 Well, yeah, like I said, I'm sure I might, I might look into that. But, yeah, there's Indian reservations are just nightmares. But thank you very much. Then we got zazzy mctan, as bot says, Here's a lefty logic stopper, if your body your choice, or if it's your body your choice when you get an abortion, do you die? Thanks for the show. I don't get it. If it's your body your choice when you get an abortion, do you die?
02:18:34 I don't know. I don't sorry, zazzy, I'm not I'm not following the logic stopper.
02:18:46 Then we got monkey odd says, Where can I purchase your book? Bookstores don't keep copies. Yeah, they shut it down years ago, and it will be returning when I when I release Book Two, I'll make book one available again, and that should be coming fairly soon. Like I said, I'm in the editing stage.
02:19:08 It's all, all the everything's it's all written. I'm just fixing things here and there, and it's one, you know, you read it. I've got, like, a little bit of, I don't want to say a perfectionist, but like, you know, I'm very self critical about things like that, because once it's out there, it's just out there, like, you know, it's like, once it's, you know, once it's on paper, printed, it's, you know, you can't update it.
02:19:31 So the nightmare scenario was always like, you get it, you print a million copies and send them out, and then, like, then you're reading it. This happened, like, first, like, the first book, there's no, it wasn't anything big, but there was, like, a few errors. I'm like, God damn it, like you find it like, motherfucker, why don't I see this before a print? So it's stuff like that. Oh, is that churro? Do? Churro. Hang on a sec. Churro might be here. I
02:20:25 That's coyotes outside. Look, guys are real close. I might have to go shoot at him one. Hang on a second. Guys. Can you guys hear that?
02:20:38 Hang on a second. So if I can play something for you. Hang on. I gotta go shoot something.
02:22:45 That was fucking crazy. I don't even know what the fuck happened just now. So sorry, guys. I don't
02:23:08 know what the fuck that was. So there were coyotes, like, really, really fucking close, and I couldn't see him, and I went out there with a gun, and there were some horses, like, I think, stomping on, like, fighting coyotes and something. And I swear to God, it was so fast. I don't know what it was.
02:23:40 Something ran out of the darkness right past my leg, but like so fast, it was a blur, because it's dark, and I didn't have time to grab my my light.
02:23:54 So all I had was the light that's kind of from my like my outdoor light, and I thought, because of the the rat, like, I thought it was like a cat,
02:24:07 but I don't think it was churro, or, I don't know what the fuck that was. Something ran past, something ran past my leg, like, with it, like, I'm talking, like, inches from my leg, and didn't go inside my open gate, which is what Cheryl would have done, and just ran back like, into the desert, right?
02:24:29 It could have been a coyote, but I don't know why it would run towards me and Run, but it was so fast, I don't think it could have been. I don't know, coyotes are kind of fast. That was weird. That was really fucking weird. So I didn't shoot anything, cuz I don't know what the fuck that was.
02:24:46 It was a chupacabra that was fucking that was sketch man. That was, that was one of the creepiest thing that's ever happened to me out here. It was like a brown furry blur, or, I don't even know if it's brown, really, because it was dark. It. That was weird as fuck, yeah, some mystery animal
02:25:10 scurried like right past me at lightning speed. But I think I scared the coyotes off, because I was like, clomping around out there towards them, and then I saw the I actually didn't see. I heard the horses like stomping and smashing around at something. And then I heard like, coyotes like scattering, and then that thing, like, ran past me. It was weird. Anyway, sorry, I'm sure, like, it's not as exciting for you guys at all. But that was really weird.
02:25:47 That was really weird. Wish I'd had, like, my head. I just wish I'd had like, a headlamp or something so I could, could have seen what that was. That was unnerving. Anyway, I'm not really, I'm sure it's I'm not describing it in an interesting way. So I promise it was really weird. I guess you had its definition. I've had to be there. I guess that was really fucking weird.
02:26:12 Anyway, I hope churro is okay. Like I yeah, I don't know what the fuck that was. Ah. Anyway, where was I? Um, the
02:26:27 book. We talked about the book, yeah, the book class. All right, then we got sorry that, like, threw me, because I was like, What the fuck is that? And, yeah, my adrenaline's, like, all pumping now, because, like, it was, it could have been a coyote that just ran away and then didn't see me because it was dark. I don't know how it wouldn't have seen me, though, because I was trying to be loud and clumpy to scare him off anyway.
02:26:54 Looking forward to listening tomorrow. Hope churro is doing better. Yeah, I hope he's okay. I haven't seen him all day. It's not unusual thing, as we know now. So I'm not super worried about him. I kind of got, like, you got, I kind of get, like, a sense of what I'm not like when he leaves, when he's not gonna be back for a while. And I got that sense when he left last night, I was like,
02:27:15 0Ah, he's probably not gonna be back tonight, and he wasn't so but anyway, fucking coyotes, Man, I hate I hate them so much. I hate them so much. I used to be, I used to think, Oh, it's so cruel the way that, you know, these farmers hunt coyotes for sport and but they are just like nuisances, like they do.
02:27:36 Just attack your animals. They do. They don't just mean like cats, like they attack, like, if you have chickens or any animal, right, they just and they're by no means endangered, like there's so many fucking coyotes that they breed like fucking rats. I mean, they're basically like dog rats anyway.
02:27:57 Okay, then we got, thank you very much, very much. Sarah town, then we got St Louis. Net says, when looking up demographics in your area, if what you see around you doesn't match your search results, check the demographics of the school system instead, it's often a better representation you interesting,
02:28:25 talking about the data set, if you're looking for, oh, well, you know what that what? What that means is just the demographics of younger people are, it's way more brown, right? So school system is going to be younger people, for obvious reasons, and Gen Z is like already less than 50% white.
02:28:47 Then we got tomo Hawk says, gonna cash the replay. New bees seem to be doing good so far. Thanks for all you do. Well, that's good. Yeah, your first year, you shouldn't have any problems. The problem will be if they survive the winter. And if you have commercial bees that you bought with a package and you don't treat them for varroa mites, you're kind of rolling the dice.
02:29:22 You might make it through the first winter, because, you know, they had that big brood break. If you got a package, they might that probably won't make it the second year. If you got bees from a swarm trap, your chances are much higher.
02:29:42 But even they will succumb to disease sometimes, and they are often very swarmy, which is why they survive sometimes out in the wild, or they might just be survivor bees, and you get lucky, and then you got good bees. So hopefully that works out for you.
02:29:59 Yeah. Then we got Rupert says replay gang here. Did you know Memphis was the cleanest city in the US, back in the day, back in what day?
02:30:15 I don't know. I've never been to Memphis, so I can't talk shit. But when I think Memphis, I don't think clean city. And then Rupert, of course, says, Happy Birthday to Uncle H. Scroll, scroll, scroll. Purple cat mint says Thanks, Devon. Well, I appreciate that. Then we got the Shogun says, Is anyone else excited for the next 15 years? That's an odd that's an odd number. 15 years I'm excited. I am, I am, I am. People act like I'm not. I am actually optimistic about life.
02:31:05 Generally, it's, it's, and I what I mean by that is I'm optimistic about the ability that white people have to have successful, fulfilling futures.
02:31:24 It's not without, obviously, the there's plenty of obstacles in our way, and there's plenty of roadblocks and speed bumps and everything you can think of, and there is an existential threat that is hanging over our heads, and it's very real, but I'm confident in what if I didn't think we weren't if I thought we weren't going to survive it, what would be the point I would just try to, you know,
02:31:47 I'd be like the guy on a sinking ship that goes to like the mini bar and just starts getting drunk? Is what would be the point of doing else if we're all going down anyway? But I do think that we're going to make it, not all of us, but many of us and say I'm excited about the next 15 years. I don't know if that's what that's in reference to, but
02:32:08 I'm genuinely excited. I'm excited. I'm not easily excited. Maybe excited is not the right word, all right. Then we got jafig. Oh,
02:32:34 all right, Jaffe says I was hoping we'd get the full body cam video of that goblina getting blasted after slashing that white boy in Omaha. Too few people don't view Hispanics as being as dangerous as blacks. I think I know the case you're talking about
02:33:00 and but I'm not, yeah, I'm not sure about the I'm not a percent scored at the double check golina and Omaha. Well, let me see if I can find it. Maybe there is. I'm like, staring outside just, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm like, 20% distracted now by like, every little sound that happens outside. Now I'm like, What the fuck is that? Is that the thing is that, the thing,
02:33:37 it seems like it was too big to be a cat, and it wasn't churro, because if it was churro, churro would have run into the gate. And I don't think there's other cats out here. It could be, but there's got to be at some point, right? I'm sure it could have just been, but we have Bobcats out here too. It could have been a bobcat, but
02:34:00 it could have just been a coyote that was running away from whatever the fucking horse shit was like, literally, horse the horse shenanigans that were going on, and it just didn't see me at first. Then by the time I did, it just was too late. I don't know what was I looking for.
02:34:20 Omaha, they spell Omaha.
02:34:30 Yeah, I'm gonna look up. Something tells me if I look up Omaha, body cam,
02:34:45 yeah, just I guess still shots, huh? Yeah, this was the case I was thinking of. Yeah.
02:35:01 Yeah, no video, yeah, that's the that's the case I was thinking of. Yeah, there's a lot of, I'll tell you what. There's a lot of people trying to push the lie that Mexicans are the new whites.
02:35:18 And many of them are doing it because they are no different than the the RNC people that sold us out to the Mexicans beginning in the 80s. Look, I'll tell you, when I worked in DC and I worked with libertarian and Republican operatives, I guess you could say you'd have little parties or whatever, and you'd be, you know, chatting with with random people that worked for different senators or worked for different nonprofits or worked for the RNC directly.
02:35:58 And I remember one of my first black pills was talking to these people in DC, and having lived in a in a border state, and having come from a border state directly and been very well aware of the problem in The southern states and Mexicans, the problems that Mexicans create,
02:36:26 and then going to a place where it's full of these white people who went to Ivy League schools, and if they even knew a brown person, it was like the cream of the crop, brown Dei, you Know, buddy at Yale, or whatever that they knew.
02:36:41 And they would basically say, you know, oh, yeah, well, this isn't, this is just not a White country anymore. It's just not a White country anymore. You have to accept that. We have to have Hispanic outreach. That's just, you know, it's just not, you know, the future of this country is not white.
02:36:56 And they would just say it matter of factly. And look, there's a lot of fucking faggots that say that today, and some of them say it because they themselves are not white, and some of them say it because religiously, they're not white first, they're Catholic first, and Mexicans are Catholic.
02:37:15 There's people that say it because they're just cynical, and they are pandering to an audience that will, you know, they think that they'll attract more super chats. And I guess you could say because they think, Well, if the, if the, if the white population shrinking, and the Mexican population is growing, they look at it like from a marketing standpoint, well then I should say things that are going to be more palatable to more people.
02:37:42 So that Mexicans start sending me super chats. And so there's people that do stuff like that. I mean, it's, it's, unfortunately, there's just not a lot of actually pro white people. There's just not and that is the,
02:37:57 yeah, that is the that is the problem. And so people downplay how taco niggers are. Are still niggers, you know, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, then we gotta have big Dono. Big dono from Red Rum, Red Rum, 2001 man. Is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend. Look how Jewy this bag is. You.
02:38:44 All right, red rom 2001 says, always appreciative of your work. Well, I appreciate that. I'm always appreciative of your your support there. Red rom 2001
02:38:59 all right, thank you very much.
02:39:02 All right, then we got jafegue. Says, I realized I typed that, don't know, like a retard. I meant to say Hispanics are just as dangerous. Their infestation and sentiment towards them needs to change drastically. I got it. It wasn't too retarded. It was not too retarded Jaffe, but I appreciate it. Then we got the showgun says I would pay big money to see you make it through every episode of euphoria.
02:39:29 Does this make me sadistic? I have never seen a single episode of euphoria, but it sounds like it's super fucking gay. So that's why I haven't seen it. I don't think I don't think I can. I'm not gonna subject myself to that. It's one of those things where, like, it's obviously gay. It's obviously gay.
02:39:49 Why would I need to, you know, do a stream on something that's obviously gay. Monkey, odd, 210, says, so I can't purchase the book right now. No, not. Right now, but very soon, very soon, or hopefully very soon, depends on your definition of very I guess. Let's see here.
02:40:14 Scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, all
02:40:22 right, I think that's it. Let me just double check over on entropy. All right, we're good over there and we're good over there. All right, guys, well, I'm going to get my light now
02:40:37 and I go outside with my gun, and I'm gonna do a couple circles around the property and see what the fuck is going. I'm sure whatever it was is gone now, but just for my own peace of mind, that weirded me out. Man, I'm not gonna lie. That was, I don't know what the fuck that was, but it was something.
02:41:04 And, yeah, I don't know what the fuck that was, but there were definitely coyotes getting into some trouble. And something either running from the coyotes, something that was a coyote, or just some other third party
02:41:23 went right past me. It in a blur, like speed. You know, I should check and see if there's tracks. I don't know it was going so fast, though, would you be able to tell? I'm going to look and see if I can see tracks? Your little trick, by the way,
02:41:42 tracks are actually pretty easy at night, pretty easy to see with a flashlight, if you hold it kind of like tracks you might otherwise not have seen, especially like in sand. If you lower the light closer to ground level because of the it'll create like a shadow that totally highlights the shape of the track.
02:42:06 It doesn't have to be low to the ground. Sometimes, like, I'll be wearing my headlamp, and I'll just be out in the desert, and I'll see like these, like depends on the angle a little bit build, I'll see like these perfectly shaped like coyote tracks sometimes, and in full sunlight, you might not even notice them, but they're the because the how the light hits them, they show up perfectly.
02:42:29 So I'm going to look and see if maybe it left like a trail. It could have been a bobcat. Could have been a bobcat. We we have Bobcats out here. I have seen a couple of them out here was not a javelina that would have sucked. Javelina would have fucking maybe bashed my legs.
02:42:51 Hmm. Anyway, hope you guys have a good rest of your your weekend. Remember to tune in on Wednesday at five o'clock, Pacific Time, five o'clock PM, Pacific time, same bat channel. We'll have something good for you. Then in the meantime, for Black Pilled, I am, of course, Devon Stack,
02:43:18 but it was so racially charged because of what had happened just before with Rodney King, but also just how black Americans feel about policing. It's not like OJ Simpson was the leader of the civil rights movement in his era. You know, he wasn't a social justice leader, but he represented something for the black community in that moment, in that trial, particularly because there were two white people who had been killed, and the history around how black people have been persecuted during slavery.
02:43:49 There were just so many layers. And I guess I would just close with this is that there was racial tension. Then there is racial tension. Now it might not be the backdrop of the Trump campaign, but until this country is ready to actually have an honest conversation about the racial dynamics from our origin story till today, we will always have moments like OJ Simpson that manifest, and our country will always be divided if we don't actually deal with the issue of race the.