café snake - Charlie Kirk

Episode Date: September 16, 2025

On revient sur l’assassinat de Kirk. On jase aussi de la révolte des GenZ au Népal, du lien entre la religion évangélique et la technologie ainsi que du remaniement ministériel. Legault crash out? Notre Patreon: patreon.com/cafesnakeNépalThe side of Nepal the media won't show you, wehatethecold, YouTube,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyxSqeFrlp0; Religion again« Jeunes, québécoises, conservatrices et chrétiennes », dossier dans La Presse, Fannie Arcand, https://www.lapresse.ca/contexte/l-appel-de-la-feminite-traditionnelle/jeunes-quebecoises-conservatrices-et-chretiennes/2025-09-14/le-retour-a-la-tradition/les-tradwives-ou-l-appel-de-la-feminite-traditionnelle.php People of the Screen: How Evangelicals Created the Digital Bible and How It Shapes Their Reading of Scripture, John Dyer, Oxford University Press, https://global.oup.com/academic/product/people-of-the-screen-9780197636350 « Le gouvernement de François Legault travaille sur un projet de loi pour interdire les prières en public au Québec », Julia Pagé et Frédéric Lacelle, Rad, TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@radpointca/video/7547799832392453394 Segment Charlie KirkThe Grey Zone:https://thegrayzone.com/2025/09/12/charlie-kirk-netanyahu-israel-assassination/Le film The Killing of America (1981)Dispo ici, tw c’est gore: https://archive.org/details/the.-killing.of.-america.-1981.1080p.-blu-ray.-h-264.-aac-rarbg Politigram of the Post-Left, Joshua Citarellahttps://www.amazon.ca/Politigram-Post-left-Joshua-Citarella/dp/1006610197En ligne : https://joshuacitarella.substack.com/p/politigram-and-the-post-left A Note on Online Political Subcultures, Katherine Dee, Default Friend,https://default.blog/p/a-note-on-online-political-subcultures “Charlie Kirk was killed by a meme”, Ryan Broderick et Adam Bumas, Garbage Day, https://www.garbageday.email/p/charlie-kirk-was-killed-by-a-meme RecommandationsNotre passage aux Ficelles : https://pivot.quebec/2025/09/10/s8-episode-1-saison-speculation/ Le Montréal métro project [beta], Robloxhttps://www.roblox.com/fr/games/117871916373202/BETA-The-Montreal-Metro-Project

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the DJ News. To-da-Doo! This is such bullshit! I've never been so pissed in my whole life! I just murder Charlie Kirk right here in Utah! I'm so freaking pissed right now! This is bullshit! I just saw a blood squirted out of his neck!

I love that guy! He would have been our next president! I am so pissed right now! Why they always come with fucking violence? You feel like a person? Charlie Kirk, assassina. I've heard a little bit before to react to his assassina, because, you know, when there's an

event like that's going to happen, it's all the same time, you're sure that they want to suffer of the capital mediatic, and in the five minutes that the event starts, it starts to spin and the world, it's all the sense. I wanted to go to an piece, on a theory, I don't say that's it, but I'm just that privilege

this theory, I think that's that that's what makes more sense, contrary to the theory and the piage in which all the world will come, don't Farnel Morisette, to say, it's a conservator,

so he has been assassinated by the left democratic. That I think that's the piege evident in which those who manipule the

people want that you don't. I'd perhaps a little bit more long.

His assassination is provenue the December, the day of the

end of the 11 September. And if you don't love me now, you will never love

me again I can't I'm actually legitimately shocked at how far they're going with the

social media production of this entire thing. Good evening. My name is Erica Kirk. Charlie Kirk is my husband. K-pop demon hunters is about a trio of Korean pop stars who have the ability to cast out demons to the power of music. The main character is this girl named Rumi.

Arno Dode, ma'am! What's you do, bro? What's it? You're you're going on voyage, you're on Amsterdam with Nao? It's all fucking bad. There, you're out. Yeah, Nao is strategic, strategic. Babe, look at you in the mirror.

You're like, it's of the projection. No. This weekend, we talked of a revolt to Nepal, that was ported by the Jensi of Nepal. I listened to their TikTok, they'd say, Genzi. At the beginning, I saw revolt on Nepal, and then I saw a piece of Brute

that was like, Jensi made the revolution in Nepal. These clashes in Nepal are being called Gen Z protests, and they were sparked by a social media ban, and what demonstrators say is widespread government corruption.

Tejord! Heavily armed police, carrying batons and shields faced up with angry protesters in the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu. It's a lot of years. I'd say it a few months. I'd say even that it's remount at Omon Mars. And it's been, among other, inspired by a discourse in a school, a young, young nepalais, who has had this discourse very politicized, which is become even viral in line, and there's a lot of

people who remarked that's, not their rhetoric necessarily but the tone of the message, the tone of

the message, even the fact they're in English, it's that's how you do you say. Thank you. And also

because at the course of the last year, you have a trend TikTok that were

to make these translations AI and the discourse of Hetleur that were made in

English but with the voice original of E. The people all right all right all right

It's like, it seems to a discourse of Hitler. It's so, so on, it's a Vichikar Rout, he has 16. We'll make an extract. Today I stand here, stand here with a dream of building a new Nepal, with a fire of hope and passion burning within me. But my heart is heavy, because this dream seems to be slipping away. Rise and shines. Futures of this upcoming imperial empire.

I of Shkarout, the head boy of this. Everlasting Imperial Institute Poor Libel English Secondary School Before you this moment to shed light within your consciousness by piercing the dark nimbus

Even in the video I've seen, on a moment of a while, with a micro in the hand, and he's disdain't kind of

these other persons around to him because he's abied in costa with some crayons in his pouch there really like There's a aura

Yeah, of politicians on-de-vene, you know? It's Gabriel Lando Dubois. It's true. Obviously, it's

it's been many, I'd say maybe maybe perhaps some years, it's fomomont, it comes of a frustration,

of a collair face to the corruption of the government, the toll of chomage elevated,

even also by the privilege of a certain class political, not the menzies

of the politicians. There's an hashtag that's quite very circuled

after the manifestations that called to nepotism so hashtag Nepo Kids and me

it's not made, well, it's not made laugh, but, you know, when we see, when we met, at our first New York, we had made some prevision in and out. At the time, there had a coffee snake, obviously, and one of these predictions concerning the nepotism.

We've been to think the coverture to Fythi that had said, it's the an year of the Nepo Baby, whatever, there had so many poeobabee discourse, I would remind at 2003. So, I thought that in 24, it would be the year

where is we'd like the Nepo Babies. They're celebrated. Let's talk about the seven next-gen Nepo Babies who took over Fashion Month this season. Listen, Nepo babies aren't the worst. We've got to stop giving them a bad name.

It's not their f*** fault. I wish I had a little... And I think it's kind of happened. There's plenty of Nepal that we have embraced on the year of just the desks. But after, it's fomented the revolution of Nepal. So, there was the attention from a bout.

And then, the week past, the shows had been a turner more decisive when the government has decided to banning the most of the media social. And that, it's been really viewed like the series on the Sunday,

the gout that has made debordered the vase, I think, and there's been there's really there were really

many people of monster, 19 more, and the police had started to try to the people that the

manifestations have finally chased the ancient Prime Minister this time, and there

there's a new new director who had been to know to the head of the

Nepal in the attempt in the election next, and we said a bit

all the source that I've consulted that this woman had been named via a forum

Discord you're a little on TikTok you see even the enregistreements

of this conversation that. It's a brother I'm a there's

a man, it's a there's there's there's there's

there's there were a general we elected the president on Discord it's a government

of transition it's an judge-in-chief of the Court Supreme, who had been who had combated and who had come back to the corruption and who had

started to her retreat as a judge and she has put the reign of to the country to establish a government, and have the place to have the

election. Maybe they've had, you have been, because there's people in the vote on the Discord who have voted,

I think it 26% they've voted for a random Nepali, so he wanted that it was someone

or Azor who's selected. I don't know in fact, I see, in fact, I don't know how this decision is orchestrated.

Exactly, Me, what I'm that I found interesting, it's a video of about 20 minutes, which was still available here on YouTube, so here Saturday, who had already reculted more of 22 million of views, which is called The Side of Nepal Media Won't Show You. There, I'm going to look it, and then, unfortunately, he has been retired to YouTube. I think it's an affair to... There's a copy-strike, a copyright claim, for a song,

but it can be a pretext, I don't know if they're going to remit on the line on the song, I don't see What we see there is an estes an estes of influence or creator of content

rather of voyage so he arrive there just at the moment or just the manifestations

clatt literally like the day I think he's coming and he's made to

turn all what he's all to he all for the

for the kids that were flaunting their wealth or something because people are

saying this is for so a minute no this is for like corruption It burns the forehead and it smells like wasabi or mustard.

Thank you so much. They have done it, yes. You've broken into Parliament. Yeah. What the fuck am I witnessing right now? Crazy man. No, you know, do you need the ball that so many years, they are so collected and that the young is coming and they will do that. I heard.

I heard, brother. We want to do this by our own choice. We are doing this because they deserve it. Yes, we can defeat it. We can Nepal. Yes, we can defeat it. It is for Nepal. And we will chase Nepal.

No. No. Geli only Rundi gopal. Gengji. Gensi! Yeah! We see the people interact with him. We see the people interact with him, the ambiance of what's what he's

when we see, that we see the battenments that are literally in flame. In the parliament. We're a feeling that a febrily, an euphory in the air, and the people are fiat, in fact, of what's what he's going to, there's a yearn't, finally, to be ressembled, and to have uny their force, because, yes, it's the Jensi, the Gensi, but there's also many people more

years, etc., in the streets, they want, they're going to they're able to say, hey, it's Nepal, it's historic, these exchanges of sorrier,

but also the power, you we can't these coup of fire, we know, we offer even to the law

at a moment of a moment of it. What I've found partially interesting also, is that you

see that the people who are around they have a conscience media so, they

know, they know how appear before the camera, they that the guy is in trying to turn it, even if it's not necessarily

a creator of content known, it's a video that's a video that's a video that's really a concern, finally,

to be well to be able to represent the Nepal, and effectively this guy that becomes, the day or

a day or a day there's even the Nepalais who are going to say that we're going to

say foreign minister of Nepal and he he was poste on his Instagram I'm going consultate

some kind of a kind of a great text, he says, it's incredible what's what I'm

like, it's like a transformation extreme for him for his career. So it becomes a

move, you know, which finally the propulse at the front plan numeric. And it's

that's this media, you know, in this movement that. I'm

on my FOU page, I'm much of revolution fit check, the

kind of day in life, of the revolution. I want plenty of content

TikTok normal. And I think it's Like, I mean, I had all time did it all do you know, it's like

like this idea that that's like Tick-Tock us accompanies that's a revolution fid-check, like the fid-checks it existed not during the

grave, and it's, you know, but there had already this consensus, like, oh, my God, it's an event social also,

you know, how is we want to be to presently, he me I'm, I'm, he says that,

he says, oh, my God, he is so, he's so, he says particularly I am forever grateful to the incredible Nepali people who welcomed me in their protests, kept me safe as best they could and helped me to share to the world what was really happening on the ground. And what I found interesting, let's say, in the discourse mediatic of the show,

is that, on the date of today, we say that all of this has made 72 more and several blessed, obviously. But we don't really, like, who are dead and how? You, we'd probably think that, effectively, the salary of the manifestations that sometimes turn, at the violence, because, you know, you see, you see, you see, you see, you know, you see, you know, there's a lot of people, but it's

that there's a very strong repression policeire. It's, like, really difficult to find these rensignments that. I've found, in any case, that, in fact, there would

59, manifestant, 10, prisoners, and three policiers. Because there also many of prisoners who have profited to all instability

to see vade of prison? It's just that, for me, the sort of, you, the total of more, it's, it's circuled like that in our

media, and it's never contextualized, but in fact, it's the violence policeier in grand party that caused these murders,

we say even some of the people who manifested, that the police would be in the full of a way

indiscriminate. And one other thing is intriguing in the way that it had been in the

media, is that there many people that were relayed that the manifestations on Nepal had

had used at cause the ban of the media social like if it was really that the cause,

the racine profound of this instability political. So, really, the corruption that is

denounced, I think that this idea to banning the radio social, that's really a strategy

of control. At the beginning, there had had been the manifestations pacific

of Genzi, the attention ultimately monted, and the last, the government decided

to banning the platforms of the platforms of social principal. it's there that it's escalade. Lundie, there had

been the manifestations who have been violent, and 19 people are more. And it's all continued all the same.

And it's what I see, who I thought, was it was that photo where is we saw a young in the parliament

in Fland, which had the jolly Roger, the drapoo of one piece, in fact, where we can

see, a pirate with the chapo of Luffy, a teat to moor. This drapo,

in the show, symbol of liberty who declared his independence against the government world, so on Peace,

who's still quite a revolutionary of a young pirate who will liberate the population of the empire. One Piece is the anime the most

popular of the history. These manifestants Nepal had succour the woman of fuhrie. The ancient minister Sharrat Singh Bandari has quitted the Nepal

after the government, abandoning his family in situation of handicapped. These young they've been talking to

remanement ministerial of Francoe Lego and finally, really in the regime for Francoego, and I'll talk

briefly because Because, honestly, it's it arrived pretty time that Charlie Kirk has made assassinated. So,

even I'm not too see, I'm going to see, the night of course, he had moved to Ransau, he's made the treasor,

he made Sonia Lebel to Treasor at the education, Bernard Rivele, at the environment, Matthew Lackombe rest to the culture, but honestly,

it will nothing do you do anything to change what what's going, and there, we have French Elan Du Ransau,

I'm going to not to say, but we'll not the appell the appellate the new president, of the Council of the Treasor.

I'm retient for not to make a black that we call the repal not.

It will be in charge sincerely, we're on chained. The new president of the

Council of the Treasor will be responsible to go to be assuring

in each of the Ministers that we do menage, in bureaucracy. I think he's in complete

derap, I don't know, I think he was demission to a Noelle, if I was a bad live, I'm not, I think he will, well, in fact, I'd like that,

personallyelma, personally, who's under the election and they're in bonn and suburb. Now, it's bad, and it has said,

it's four priorities, the economy, a little doge, he's named in French-Ean Durant, not only the secretary

of the treasor, but also of the efficacy governmental, a post that has invented, so we go in this line

of the bureaucracy that the bureaucracy that brings Identity and the culture, so that's we're referring to laishty, the prairies and the project of law on the discoverability. It's just, like, made in the same category. It's,

it's, it's like, like, so the government wants to frame this issue that, of identity. It's not only, we're that, we're going to see that, but also, we're going to stop the same subject, in the same subject, in the font. If it's full to, like, convince this generation

to regard our productions cultural, that it's sure. I think it's really it's never ever seen a new timeing.

He wanted to give him any of the public, there were any media that's all the radio

journal parted by the assassination of Charlie Kirk Moveh timing political they could not

they could not it's a much, but I think it's like accrued to the political provincial of

Quebec I've not not seen his remandment ministerial I'm totally indifference it's

going to be the nothing that will not have been there's I'm not what he's

he'd, and in plus, his caucus was desolidarized soon as well. It's the meltdown of the KACC, it's like that's all

that's all the final of the party that has not a lot of really, I saw that, he said, your party,

it's a coalition, he'd say the KACC, it's a coalition, des independantists, the very foreign nationalists, blah,

no, there's even not there's independentists, he said, there's been anti-Matico, he said,

the federalists also, and then, and then, he arrived even to admit, their party does not No, no sense.

If they don't the power, like, this party exist would not. I'd have to go the suit,

but I'm quite to see. Hmm. I'm trying to return to the religion

because this weekend, the press was out of a dossier with three articles, so that

the appell of the community traditional, young Quebecoise, conservative

and Christian. We're we're talking about the movement trad trade-wife, how they can't

here in Quebec. And we say, by example, in the article on the

article on a little embriaded in this ideology there. It's suffice to have access to internet and to understand the English, because it's all the United, for to be exposed to this type of content that. The four women that the press has encountered, will

a little recounting their cheminement, how they they're seeing, how they're becoming tradwife. And we will, notably, cite a researcher, that, me, if I had interviewed for my article, Christianism, on

internet, so Benjamin gained doctorate in education of the University of Montreal and at the University of Strasbourg, who will, in

fact, and that is a point that's important, to return not to the religion, to the Christianity, but more

particularly to the branch protestant, evangelical. It's really there's a decision, I think, he

will say, he will say, by example, at the time, the evangelists are always rested very pre

of the innovations technological. And there, he don't the example of the televangelists who have profited of

television for diffused these sermons on the screen during the 2nd month of 20th century.

And, just this second moate there that corresponds to the kind of the

kind of what some people call the neo-evangelism. So, I continue to read

on the religion, notably, and especially protestant and particularly evangelical. I've

read several articles that that's not about AI Slop Avis Evangelic

on YouTube of videos generated by the intelligence artificial that's that's that's the passage

of the Bible, but I also read a book that's mentioned in a article

that's called People of the Screen it's written by someone who is a confession

evangelic John Dyer a professor of Dallas Theological Seminary I don't see what

and and it's that, he he's written this book that retrace the history

of the logicians biblique so really to make the link between the religion protestant

evangelical and his rapport to the technology and like it's a book that's available on the

book in the version numeric, I can't read two chapters. I'm not

all right but I'm not all things to I think it's really important when we

talk of a return to the Christianity or to see the religion even in Quebec

to insist on the fact that what's what's what is to the branch Protestant Evangelic.

And it's also in our regard on the media social, the tendons, or even the political American, because the

Christians evangelical are very present in politics American, notably Trump, but also that we'll

talk about Charlie Kirk. We're also that we're we're pretty in majority Catholic, or in any case

our ancestors, it had. There had had the branch protestant that's developed, notably with

the technology in the idea that the book, the codex, and also after that, the imprimer,

the invention of the imprimer, has been to learn the Bible, to have a report

direct with the text biblical. So it has changed also in the religion protestant,

the rapport to the report that is a particular personal, that is encreed

in the public, there's not a mediation necessarily with, by example,

a priest or a pap, or whatever, of the of the sacred. What I've found really interesting

in the proposal of John Dyer, is who he says that, yes, the religion uses these

technologies but these tools that technological in counterparty, they will also influence our way,

by example, to develop a relation with the sacred or to understand the Bible,

because in his there is certainly question of the logician biblique,

so, the logicel, the applications, that we permit to go to read the Bible.

Wow, by example, if it's at the television, the people the people don't know

it's that we're going to learn the passage more of the people who are they

be used more often, the passage the plus clickbait. So, the television fashion

the span of attention of the people. So, we'll study this segment

of the Bible that is more because he rejoin plus of people.

How how the technology fashion the religion today? And I think that

it's like a angle that's not often abhorred when we talk of

the resurgence of the religion here in the especially the religion

evangelical by the way also I just just say a shoutout at RAD that

finally covered the Riveval Montreal Charlotte Frederick Lacele

Julia Paget very good reportage I think they're really

they're not he's not they're doing there's there there's

in the archives of Canada I'm quite we're To make an excret. Yeah.

Honestly, I'm going to pray for France in the book. La Cacques talks of a malise by the people who are in the street. Is that you do you understand? I understand the intention

of that. I can't see the priors of Muslims and all. We're not with that. What's the difference? We're two religions completely different. We're two religions completely different. We are no kind of like... I, I would not that personally.

I'm not fan of that, don't know. You'd not that? I'd pray not in the road. I'd say. I'd like that. But, like, you evangelise on St. Catherine, but you prie... You'd pray not that you'd, but it's not that you do. There's a question.

There's one. There's one. There's one. Another, it's, I'm the response. Vietan. So, it's that. The neo-evangelic, more particularly, they've, they've really uposed

all that's doing post-2nd-Gare-Mondial. So, that it's all the radio, the magazines, The Chinese, the books, all that. In the context of the United, the different confessions, religion, and all of that, had no financement public, so of financemental. Contrarment, on Quebec,

where, before, the Revolution, by example, the state was very, very, very, lily to the religion, and there had an espouse of finance direct or indirect. But the thing with the Quebec, is that the population Quebec-co-Socrine, it exists because of the Churches Catholic.

We are a lot of Catholic, but it's in opposition with when the Anglons had started to sit there, he had protestant and they let the Francophones practised the faith Catholic. It's what he made in fact that the two have created these institutions

in parallel. It's the only reason why there's still reason why there's there's still the church here had been in part financed by the

state, whereas in the United there had not this which he had pushed to to get to to adapt to

all sorts of tendencies of technology for just survive to spinoing, flouring, you know, amassed also of the capital. They've developed a model, you know, that's very adaptable, flexible.

And what's what it makes think about, because now we're talking about the media social and the media, like the creators of content who have not a financement public, well,

they'll have maybe a way to adapt to the tendency more reactive than for example the media traditional. At the 20th century, the evangelists,

they even constructed almost, we could say, these empires, religious, mediatic, where there really personalities, these programs of TV. They also

used the technology in saying that not only it's aides to follow the ensignments of Jesus or whatever, but it's also useful in their efforts of recruitment, of evangelization. It's not necessarily that the religion is in accord with

the technology, the new technology, but they say it as as in a way pragmatic, you know, if the whole final it's in sort that more of people can connect to the Bible, well, it's positive. So there's a

rapport of the technology mediatic that is full of the author also

about what the hopeful entrepreneurial pragmatism and what's a state an attitude

that is quite quite quite quite that's quite this marriage of the technology

with the faith and he also for the evangelists it's really important the Bible

the the study of the Bible the the lecture personal of the

Bible that we We want maximise the engagement, so engage with the Bible, a little like a post, a video. For me, this idea of engagement, finally, because the Bible, on-sohn, it's a media. In fact, it's a bit of the text of the web. I think that it's really important to study the link between the tech and this religion that, and how, also, perhaps, these new iterations of the religion that we see, by example, with the

Iglesia at Montreal, Revival Church. She also is inscribe in a context and if, let's it

become super popular, to be a influencer evangelist, it's called also to modify,

maybe a little the religion in so. By opposition to that, if I would,

I'd reinded to the religion Catholic, there, she came just to canonized his first

sin millennial, Carlos Acutis, who was also surnombe the influence

of God. He is He was dead in 2006, of the lecimi. We're called the patron saint of the internet, because when he was living, he had some things in line, he coded a little, I'm not too, he did these sites internet cato. But, you know, he is dead in 2006. It's like if we were still with the cato, at the time,

where Facebook would just, or at a pain to be created. But there were a show of Poshetti to Vatican, that's what he arrives when the Papa is American. It's sponsored by Disney Plus, literally, there's two years. We've seen their effort to want to be renewed to touch

some people but I think A show of rap to Vatican I think we're in the air of media we're in an

air excessively mediatic so maybe the values the ideology that will the most be the most

to become viral if we can say it's that's the plus the tuss of internet

and the media social in particular A show of Vatican on Disney Plus I talk of cocaine, Pochetti, they vend the anew.

So, like, the subject of the episode, the 10 September, 2025, Charlie Kirk, militant, and organizer political and personality mediatic-american, has been assassinated. It's made during the launchment of his new tour on the campus American. Charlie Kirk is a Republican-Creat-Creat-conservator. In 2012, at 18-year-old, he had founded Turning Point USA,

an organization that had for the view and as mission to generate a momentum political for the ideas of the Party Republican and for the young. That's like the definition as standard If you see you If you see You see you see

A conservative media landscape From the primary of Trump in 2015 It's sure that you have seen His name Or of the clip of him

Ones on of shock It's in public Before a gross Full, The Assassina had been registered on almost

all the angles Rapidly, the video has made the tour of all the platforms I'm a I'm a friend

who has seen on TikTok An ami who has seen on Instagram I personally I perso I've seen

on Twitter In fact what is crazy is that How I've applied this newvel,

I'm going to participate in a panel on marge of the pre-GMO at the filmatic and I'm

talking about to get to join the young. And I'm often about this idea of

on Caffe Snake or on Twitter, that one of the strategy would be where is

the young are, so, to make on the discussion in the Cepos

and the example, before the panel of the panel of whatever, I'm

there's a guy coming like, oh, nice panel byro oh, you

just just to talk to Charlie Kirk, he came to say shot. I regard to my cell, and my my ancient colloquy, who had sent me had envied the video of Charlie Creek that was shot. Your own own colleague, who is the right? Yeah, who is a Trump supporter,

who is parted to his job before the end of his day of work, so it had shockeded this video. Clearly, he has not seen the Palestinians to have killed in your feed for two years? It's what I want to

a bit, in fact. The first thing that I want to explore concerning all this, is the fact that this video exists, in fact, that it's also

largely diffused. We've could see the reaction of so many people in direct to this video. But it's still someone that we can consider as an influencer, and he's definitely a fool, we're in a universe mediatic, what's that does a fool? It's a film.

So, obviously, there were all sorts of angles, of point of view, and of video that had... Exactly, it's so. We're at one air also where everyone is in direct during the day, the week, everyone is in registering these things. So, we've seen the reaction

of the streamer Asanabe. footage of Charlie Kirk getting shot in the neck here as well where you can click oh he's dead oh my god he's definitely dead oh my god I can't believe I just saw that oh my god oh my god oh he definitely got shot in the neck oh my god oh fuck this just happened we just found out that that Charlie Kirk Redshot. It was fucking awful. And is he dead?

No, I don't think so. That's what was just... One of the guys out there just said... ...in the lobby was just... I was looking, I've been looking. I haven't seen anything that said confirmed. Whoa! Or, of Lewis LeFoe in Sabato in Quebec.

Charlie Kerr, Kirstie, he's got to try in the coup, today, man. I don't know nothing to say, but he's... But he's probably Charlie Kirk You know, it's who? The guy, man, he's just two jobs.

During the pandemic of COVID, one of the few ones the most controversial that emerged at the end of the doctor Robert Malone who was present

as one of the technology of the vaccine mRNA. He was to go to Joe Rogan it had made in question

all the reaction of the reaction of the pandemic and he called that the response governmental to the pandemic

and even public a mass formation psychosis. European intellectual inquiry into what the heck happened in Germany in the 20s and 30s. You know, very intelligent, highly educated population, and they went barking mad. And how did that happen? The answer is mass formation psychosis.

In French, we could say psychosis, psychosis. It's not a term that is recognized by any book of psychiatry. It's not a vocabulary that pertain, even on the world of the psychiatry. We're talking more of a comportment collective or of phenomena of full. But this term, he had, like, marked my imagination at this moment that. I recount all this lore that, not to say that as I'd agree with the thesis of Mollone, but at this moment that, it made me interest more actively to the events, how they change collectively.

The events also gross, at our time, at each time, have the opportunity to change the psyche of a very grand number of the population. Not all the time, but there's definitely an avant and an after. The exposition to the violence on internet is not new new, there's a live leak, that's repair of all the videos of execution and torture for more of 20 years

on the internet on example local there's the video the murder violent of Lukaroko Magota that has full circulated on the internet and there's all the

videos that we can see from the 7 October because we see the Palestinians defiled more of the car without life and the

we're exposed to the violence every day on the internet but I think there's something different with this video

not morally not more than it's not more important but I think the fact of a fizzes that's somemute

familiar to come just an car more in a few seconds. For me, let's enlap the part political of the event. This eventment, like, we'll form the imaginer collective for the next years. For example, I've regarded

a kind of shockumentary, that we call it also, the exploitation film. In other it's called The Killing of America, I'd mottree, also, because it's available in line, on the internet archive. But, there's really an espest of historicity, these turries of mass, in America in the United, more particularly, and it's

like in the tradition American, to have these figures political, to have executed to be able to public. I think to

John F. Kennedy, I think to his brother, after that, Robert Kennedy? Yeah, but Abraham King has done it

on the theater, you know, I'm not, I'm just at this air, that, this video, I'm, I'm,

and maybe it will evolve with the time, but how I've seen it on the cut, it's like

the representation visual of the deba numeric that is made every second on internet. It's like

we've seen, point blank, all the people who see on the internet it's like that I'm gonna interpret live, it's going to change

sure but this video that of all people who's just Charlie Kirk and who died instantanate it's like the five years

the years of online discourse in an eventment and it's it's like it's like it's like if you want to

talk about what you want to get down, what's what's like it's not really coffee sning

I'm like I've used also many things that's about there, but it's right there's something particularly

particularly anti-sacacac let's say, by a part to do like that an execution public

that's transform the car in something purely corporeal. It's, it's just as we've got

the vulnerability also of a figure who has a lot of all the final of all that, it's a

realignability. It's like an humiliation public also for a figure of this envergure

to be to be to be to be the part. And I'm the

something also in, you know, I do say often, but there's a Mepri of the core,

a lot of the discourse in the time. Yeah, especially in the sphere of the tech and all the...

Yeah, but, you know, I think he can't also of other, of all sorts of ways,

recently, recently, yeah, yeah, yeah, but this idea of, finally,

the mepre of course, it comes to a non-acceptation of our nature mortel. There's a

form of megalomani pretty to to be able to grow immortel or to think,

or just, to not cultivate this rapport to the death, who is not in the horror, in the fear, but just like, no, it's part of the life of mourn. Yeah, like I said, my amy, who I'm going to, this video, because

I'm like, I'm like, their friend who talks to politics for those people who are zero politicized, who me talk to the death of Charlie Kirk. You know, I think that's so much an event mainstream, it's not a lot of sense. I've rarely seen, in fact, often of people that I see, who don't follow not the politics

who are suddenly interpolled by this video, in fact, and by this event. Charlie Kirk had a place quite special in the ecosystem MAGA because it's avant all the most

their most it's an organization political. Yes, there's the debate on the campus but I think that's the

most great contribution to the movement to the movement MAGA is the work of and organization of the force

logistic and benevolal of Trump. Because there three or five years, yes, Charlie Kirk

is an figure known in the ecosystem conservative American, but much more than it's

like Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson, or also Tucker Carlson. Even his content that he has done these debates public in the college campus, it's a copy of the famous concept of the commentator Republican Stephen Crowder with his famous series,

Change My Mind. It's really a classic of the end of the year of 2010 There's two gender, change my mind. I'd say plenty of people to write Charlie Kirk like that. The people know even not that's not he invented this format

or in any case popularized. This kind of mode of debuts We've seen so on link on TikTok. There are some debaterers who are who are doing these hours. I think also at the channel YouTube Jubilee that has been quite clueled when it's quite a lot of

2010, we think of a lot of figure before to nom me Charlie Kirk. But that's my experience personal Quebecoise of the politics American. Maybe on the terrain, it's different. In as a young man

he's made radicalized. Yeah, it's really this last cycle electoral that has been his most push mainstream. So, since you've talked to the Republican National

Convention. So, I'm in the full of all of that, I've seen used the terms to use,

you know, has been used, you know, especially, obviously, the violence political,

and also the terrorism stochasticic, so we use, which is that contains a variable

allayatour, so it has a rapport a bit of hazard. Terrorism stochastick,

it design a design, a communication, so, so it has been with dissemined the

, let's the discourse, who will have, for objective to incite in a manner a

a lot of those actors to commit these acts violent or terrorists who are statistically

previsable so we can't expect to do you but they are individually imprevisable

so we can not know where it can't know what he's he can't invite

eight nine boss of insurgent to capital it's not the incitation to terrorism it's accompanied

of a language that can't indirect the whistle by example the language a little

code, of the references that permit to the person who keep a

question to reject the way the fact plausible the responsibility of the violence

that result of what he said. Obviously, we can think to all what that's

people on the media social. It comes a fuller of violence political

because that's a form of violence political but we have a lot of

it's really unacceptable the violence and I don't not I endorse

not the violence. But what you also say that's it's Taylor Lawrence that

he said in his effolette. In reality, the America is based on a form of violence

political that's for his standing political international, her richness, all what

what's what is in America in this moment it's enchased to the violence

political. She said, well, you know, when we talk about violence political

in the media, we're not, we don't not about the violence political

in a sense large, but often we use this term when there questions

of violence that is directs to these elites or of people who have a

position influence who have in the full of the there's a there's there's

on the under the publication of TikTok and Instagram the people that's abstined

to say is the death the murderer is a person, is someone is a

professional who has received a special a special has an expertise and I'm

an impression that this take that it can't it's like it's like it's someone

who makes people who are people who are trained to kill, we don't, finally, the violence, notably in the States of the United, or, especially in this state there, where all the men,

well, it's not a lot of a lot of wolf, or it's not like, uh, a, uh, a, uh, a guy who has been trained, who has an expertise in violence. But when the people, they want to say, it's an expertise in violence, they want to know if,

justly, it's organized, it's orchestrated, is, if there were a hit on his head, is that, is, you know, it's all these reflections that, like, we're, like, we're, like, you know,

Because it's that. All the declaration of his war, it's been Donald Trump who has made a post

on true of the show. Rip Charlie Kirk, he's more. So, it's really, I'm just, I'm looking of a president

in the communication political. We can be also with the director of FBI, Cash Patel who tweet

the headlines of Fox News for the confirmation. There's no to communicate of press, there's

there's been, there's just how the communications are used during all what, what's

what's what's going to Charlie Kirk. I think directly what's he's installed. It's a kind of brouillard constant, in fact. We're talking to fog of war, but all is possible, and all is impossible in the same time. It depends on which

side you regard to. I mean, we're doing it to find out of this school, his father and policed. You know, from when we saw he saw, on the beginning, we thought that it was a view of course that he had already, we had made all his bio to him, he's here, he said, you know, there's no way to

know if the information is true, and he will have no other of a way of after that that's all the poster will be told. That's my take.

I see, we're just never the same the same way. And I know that's like it's like neilis,

cynic in fact but it's just how I observe, how the information is develop on Twitter in the

and after it's all all around on the internet is that people, they cite these tweets

that's allotot all referenced there's there's any there's there's what the source

that comes to the administration of Chum it's Cache Pate on the Adderal

that's There's like, there's no way to Cache Patel and he talks to Valhalla we're going to make the clip but,

yeah, he's a reference to the paradise of the vikings to my friend Charlie Kirk

rest now brother we have the watch and I'll see you in Valhalla as it is an expression that is

a lot in the world military but you know like we're in a space of context of the

newvel that's covered everywhere in the world. Yeah, he said, I'll see you in Valala. And it's the same of the mythology Nordic, the endroar who the valorous gueriers of defunned. It's so.

So, why do you cross? I'd say, clearly, the doodd he is biased, there? There's a lot of theory of this comploer. After, he's not Christian, he can't say Heaven, blah, blah, blah. Trump needs to fire.

Cash Patel, because he's Indian, whatever. After, justly, apparently, talking to speculation, yeah. There's the information that will come to start to count of gutt,

finally, the ball, we've got found out of the video of him that's released by the FBI and there commons,

in fact, all the discussion about what is written on what's the when the is found out of, I'm trying,

I'm talking also on the people who say, but, you know, to really understand

the message that are graveed on the ball, well, you know, the brain

rut or the culture of the meme. And there really made to my

article that I had written in the press on the press on the brain rut, because my my view, at the article, it's

that we're going an definition that's a pseudo-medical, and it's not that, the angle that was invested by the media when we talked about

when we said, ah, it's the purishment of the servo, it's really, there were even the clinics in the States

um, who proposed these cures or the therapy when you were attained of purishment of the servo.

And I wanted to bring to bring up more in terms of language. And the language, is when you you can't or you

don't, there's really a game of exclusion and a language that change at the V,

it's a lot of more of exclusion than inclusion. And what's what I said, I've said my trick, so that

the brainr of presage really, it's a new R linguistic that valorisor a expertise

well, the power decode a language evanescent. Like the shuling, the chronicer

web, Cal Raymond Fitzpatrick in some infolette to Tren Report, that I

you can't the language numeric is particularize, plus those and those who can't do you have to serve

to give. So, I'd say that finally, the people who had been kind of a value

important. I wanted really orientate the discussion like the Brunrod, it's a language, and

obviously, we're in the fuller of the messages that were insured on the the first

interpretations were completely weird, or, in the class dirigent, not

have this expertise that, not seem to know this language that. Because at the end of a fascist,

catch this, oh, will notice bulge, what's that, whatever. And what's what's

what's got, before we see the message on the complete, it there's there's

the inscriptions anti-fascist and pro-trans. It's the first new news that's so,

like, it's shaped all the people were like, it's a leftist, it's a

militant trans, it's party of the militants who's organized all the U.S. We have Trump who's out the morning to

we're talking to radical leftist lunatics. So, the discourse had been camped in the direction that.

It's made in the moment that they were really what was written on the ball we've put that the

hey fascist catch this with the sign of the flesh is in fact a reference to a

video. The Owen Notice Bulge in fact is the irony posting of people who are necessarily

not at right or at go, I'm in these communities on Discord or the communities really niched there's not

necessarily of the affiliation political that's used in the two cases if we're really really simplified

like that but it's like there's just there's just there's just much more the moment that's

what they're really written on the ball? Yeah, but it's to revenue to revert

of the brain rut. Why is I'm going at this point that, let's talk the

question, that's my last my last appearance at the radio of

radio Canada where where, just, I'd talk about the language, mimetic, the brain rut,

and then we had, like, acculed a bit on the time in live with these etudes by rapport

that I could really not verify. I had five minutes chrono to talk about, I was in live,

I don't know who, a political and an advocate. We'd be the fact that the brain rut

that makes people stupid or it's a secret, and then I'm clearly, by example,

I think, I was on Blue Sky, and I've seen a journalist it's written that he had written an article for MSNBC, justly, by rapport to all of all, he said,

given what we know so far, they suggest a young man who had his brain fried by the irony poisoned anti-social nature of certain aspects of online culture. So, after what we know just to present,

he suggests that what we see on the ball, it's, it comes of a young man whose brain has been by the irony numeric that's been

poisoned by certain aspects of the culture in line that would be anti-social. The affair with this

cardrage that is that reproductue a form of dualism numerical, like the culture

in line was fundamentally different of the culture at large, so, so, the more

the culture numeric is simply the culture. The problem, in fact, is that when we do

this kind of dualism that, it's not to say that what what we're in

line, it's not different of what we think it's not different, of what's it's not

just what we don't know it's the rapport to the way to the life. But it you have always

consider what it's going to be in line or the numeric like something of an indissatiably with the

world in the world in the world. So for me, if it's the reflets

also of the culture in the where we ban, or it's the reflet of the clivage

which separate the world, it's the refa of the violence in which we can't. It can't make certain politics, by example, to point to do with the resos social, the internet,

so, what is he creates the toxicity, by example, of this technology is the technology or is the way in our society is structured? Well,

personally, I think there's kind of a part of verity in the fact of being terminally online, to be on Discord Every Day, and to look my little pony

on Furchan, it's a rapport physically in how you live your life day to day that's different than to read

the TV all the day or listen like how it has an impact on your psyche on your vision of the

world it's like we're not we're not we're not the link that has the communication

between the two but it's an experience that's like to tell to

a day of all form of consumption mediaatic that you exactly but for

that you to be interested more to do that in the media traditional. And of the

way, you, push, creused, have some the people who the expertise is uniquely

the culture numeric. It's not for me that, for example, what's that someone

will be chronically online, will be absorbed by his computer, it has

all, it's a rapport with, finally, the world in the world

in the not just something that's something that's all right, you know,

And all right after that it happened, it's the course. You can see it on direct on Twitter. He is like that. The person who has made this. It's like that. It's said, he has done it. And there, two years later, there's a Grey Zone, who saw an article, Max Blumendale, it's a media in line, who's called Charlie Kirk

refused Netanyahu funding offer was frightened by pro-Israel forces before death friend reveals. And Max Blumentel, is a person Jewish anti-Sionist. I don't know I'm not directly in the theories

of the complo of who he was but it's just just for illustri how the discussion is to all the board, all the

other things. And this article revealed plenty of things on the dynamics internal that had

at Churning Point U.S. the organization of Charlie Kirk during the last year he had been face of

a lot of current ideological conservative of right even of ultra right who thought

that Charlie Kirk in fact, was just a facade an image to present the movement

conservative in the media, but that's not really America First. And it's the real quite, in fact, the people of the United, in the case, it's to prove, in the case, is to prove that they're in the United before all, as a priority.

And Charlie Kirk had, we presented as the person who had defended Israel Kootkegoat, going to defend Trump, to not sort the Epstein Files.

And in live, in the last month, we could have Charlie Kirk who started to nuancey his positions there that's who had, at the last conventum of Turning Point USC, let's Dave Smith and Tucker Carlson to make these discos.

He questioned in a fashion very frontal, the control of the lobby Israeli on their life politic American, on the choice geopolitics of the United. It's the things that we'd not in the circus conservator mainstream there's even not a year and a year, there's a year, there's a year,

so it had been a lot of tension, and a lot of pressure along this article on Charlie Kirk who's been made of offered these enormous

possibilities of financement for he could record his discourse in being really aligned with

the interests of Netanyahu and that it's already a other grand pan of the internet that's

in the sort of orchestrate that or the government of Netanyahu

before I let you go I want you to address one thing and it's just the absurdity of it

some of the internet rumors that somehow Israel is behind the Charlie Kirk murder. And, you know, I don't believe it for one second, but I want you to, you know, make a statement. It's so absurd. That's insane. That's insane. Israel also changes the orbit of the moon. Israel pushes the sun. I mean, the whole thing is it's not only insane. It's, I think it's so absurd, so stupid. but it's so ridiculous.

You can't believe that people are saying that... In fact, what's going to happen is that when we've discovered who were the tylerer, so allegedly Tyler Robinson, young man, de vendors'en, we've all right associated just by

his allure, so a young man-blan that we're talking to gamer, of OWA, notice bulge, what's this, we say, oh, well, it's a grouper. And then,

it's a phenomenon fascinating. If I'm not even seen on Quebec, maybe the Monday it will arrive, but we say, oh, yeah, he's a grouper. And, again, there's no confirmation.

The people who do say, they cite these tweets, he cites, I'm really in the affair, like, agnostic. We can't,

like, what's what he's going to be able to know, it's like, you're in the cland of brouiard.

It's so, yeah. And I think that it's apparently like a position that, which,

because, like, because your position should be in, like, what's what you think,

what you're, my, my, my man, pro-chchum, lunatic, and that Catherine Brunet and all the goschists who ried to that,

you know, you're not better than the guy who he's literally, and you want, and you want, I assist to the victimization. All the right

American's so victimise, it's like these people like they want to do you know? Alivrimo? Well, I don't say that you

have commented? No, it's a other affair, yeah, it's so. And there, it's a direct on Twitter, the people

start to say, it's possibly a grouper. The gropers, it's, in reference to a meme, an iteration,

PEP the Frog. It's like a grinole, but in more gross. In more and he makes a face

me skin. Restes the crapo. The name the fan base in fact, the streamer commandator

political of the American, Nick Fuentes. Very young. Very young, well, he started a

bit more very little, but he had started very young, he's like a mid-20th and he's like

openly constantly, at what Israel, it's the problem, at what he's trying to be

mischamified, he has been debound of Twitter, and he He takes a lot of momentum, not only on Twitter, but on Instagram, on TikTok.

You know, he's someone who do the N-word, like, he's in callous, he's Latino a little, but he's completely Caucasian, he's the blue, he says the N-word in these videos, the people think it's funny, they do it with that, that's, like,

a dude blonde, maybe, do the N-word, like, in ryan, the people do you have been viral. You know, he's in trying to do do the endjutate meta,

it's, that means he publish not, but there's people really there's really dead, who publish enormously of clip of him on the field algorithmic, which he does develop a momentum

but without ever really have a count with plenty of followers. The landmain of the death of Charlie Kirk there had more 180,000 people on his

live stream on Rumble, there's usually there's like 20,000 maximum on live stream. He, just,

Nick Fuentes, is someone that's opposed to Charlie Kirk for years. Ah, yeah, there's the Groyipur War.

It's the first edition of the Grupper War it was in 2020. So, they're a fringe of the

right American who thinks that the ecosystem mediaatic, mainstream, conservator is not, in fact, conservator, and in fact, is only an

facet, an opposition controlled, because they're never talking about the Israel Lobby, they're going to talk about the Jewish question,

you know, like the institutions, the argent, all they're controlled, you know, it's like the theory unified of the complo, all what you

think is that's all right in the goschise and all, it's all, by Israel, you see, that's their

vision of the world. You said that for the difference really, Because that's interesting also In the media, we're talking about

the online right, the right, the right, but she has morseled, there are some factions different in the right in line. When you were on parlay, you said, well, he's a Nazi,

in the form. Basically, he does, he said, he said to put to pose the question frontal, who you'd let's be president, your wife, or Adolf Hitler,

and he said, Adolf Hitler. And it's all, these dog whistle, the 8,8, the H. You, like, the idea to

play with the aesthetic nazi because it's cool and edgy like it's fun it's many young

youngs, 14, 15, 16, 17, 17, 18, 15, 20, 21, jose, that age that.

And how they they recruit, by some stream, by really the clip, in fact. The people see this

little kit black that's like in trying to say the the most misogine and the

most racists to the world, like, really, and he thought it's like it's

like it it's like it's like it's a grouper and it's And then, and it's a point

you said that's the point, you're trying to explain to us explain to us explain, what a group? I thought it was

if it was really to have said that there had been the clip of Radio Canada and he would say to us have made someone

to us to us the groupers know what we're doing, they're doing, yeah, there's a

time playing are really vulgarizing that, and in fact create some... And there's

and many because I think that's really difficult in the ecosystem mediaatic in line,

is that we're we're not, we're in the niche with the way we consume algorithmically the content

it's going to respond to the person that's so I think if I think if I had a team more to form

it would be it should be it's really diversified and I'm I'm going to this article on the pressons

that Charlie Kirk received from the part of Netanyahu directly but it's to make

in contrast with all the American who in the scenario that it's a ghostist

anti-fascist that's out with a trance, he has done that for militia for the left, to be able to, you know, it's two things coexist in this moment, there's plenty of people

who are people who think, that's the people who think, it's at cause of the government, there's a cause of all the reason, and the reality is that we're not really the same,

especially, during Trump and President. And it's it's that, with the group and what's interesting, is that it's been several months, but there had

the first iteration that had been against a Ben Shapiro and other figures of the right of mainstream American, but there literally, Nick Fuentes

demanded to to his partisans to go to the turning point to USC or Charlie Kirk like that

in the college and to ask you're to talk about why you would not debate with Nick Fuentes

because they they'd they'd even not if he said it's a troll and there there's plenty

of video you can't find people who you try to try to why he continue to

to ignore Nick Fuentes and then it was really he's opposed directly

to him but Nick Fuentes is that during the election he said that he had to vote for Trump

that he would be worse than Biden that's like concerning Israel Israel would be able to what they want you know, it's a person

really on his opposition strong to but it's that's a that's true... Exactly, that's so

and at that he attire in his giron of people who are pro-Palestine who are like oh finally

someone who tell hit how it is and then you come in his content and he is charismatic and droll

and whatever and then the world he turned finally by like Adulah Adolf Hitler It's like that the pipeline.

And in fact, Nick Fuentes, it's really the representation or the visualization of this right of Fortunes in the years which is like represented by a streamer. You know, it's like

rendered so much and Fortunes is so much like full of FED and now and BOT I don't know the place on the internet where this is that

this current of the internet is reunned that in the years it was on Furchan it, it was on H.N., it was on KeeeeFarm it was on Reddit

even at the beginning 20 but the Reddit has been completely clean. I think the internet today is more morseled, as we say,

so more difficult also, to have like, for, let's on a researcher, or a journalist even, to have access to certain spaces mediatic.

But it's it more co-morsoled, and in the fact that Twitter is now that's still kind of a certain way, he is also

centralised that you can be quite to be able to be able to hear the current ideological on Twitter,

at all the completely or almost part of this environment that. I hope that will have been a

I've read, like, several commentators, obviously, and there's Katrina who talk, you know, like to re-renew or meme

who are written on the ball, but for her, it's really these inside joke, and it's, and it's a

word also. And what's interesting, is that, it's, it's, that the shooting of

mass in the United it comes, or in any case, it's not a bit, but,

it creates a lore. So, so often, now, when we're when we're talking about

to try of mass, well, the tuerer is a fan of this lore that, it's a person who knows his references.

Well, yeah, it's really even Alex Bissonette who had tried the tour of the mosque of Quebec, he even

had a dula the person who had made the tourie, I think, in Norway. And, you, it's also,

it's not just that, it's just to get in the pop culture. There was the tour of Christ Church

who had said in his stream subscribe to PewDie Pie and there also... PewDie Pi

was the people, it was the most YouTuber of YouTube. Yeah, and there had an

this kind of campaign for that's, like Mr. Beast had a lot too much participate in that also, and everyone said all over

subscribe to Pewipy, it was like a meme in fact, to say that or recently there was in

a rachelors, the tyreor had not only made a manifesto in russ, but he had filmed

these videos that had diffus on internet just, you have there had there really

there was there too content to consume to lore. But when we talk to law, I think

we're also also of community. So, it's to to ask if these people are

in making reference to LOR in these community that's not a desire to impression

the people that we consoing as a member of our community to you see.

I've used the Rion Brulerick that I recommend, I'll put in the

notes, but he will really talk about the usage of the means in the violence

political. He will remonted just in 2019 where he talked about the attack of Christ Church

and like you did the the stuer who said just before to start the

massacre subscribe to PewDiePy and even Luigi Manjoni who had also engraved

some messages on so we remember deny defend depose and

like you say at Minneapolis obviously there had all sorts of message but he

also he also he had written on his ball like what he did and also

I'm the worker baby why so curious why so curious it's a email of Joe Crip

And I think that he had even written So in his guns it's written it's written Alexander Lepin the shooter of the polytechnic

in the case in a packet of reference he not not plus he's pronounced not as if it's

a groper he says he says he said maybe he could perhaps have a

connection with a special in his podcast which is called the 6

764 Terror Cell which would certainly at the group Discord or

the cano of telegram who recutry the young on internet, also on Minecraft and Roblox. What is interesting, at all over all this, is to say that, finally, the tury of mass, or the tury, or the assassinations public, it becomes a force memetic,

do more, to the United States. But it's a current memetic in this universe there. And, you know, there were also, on Fortune, me, it's that that he made made make a crisis of panic. After, just, the truth of Triarcharch, the people who comptabilize,

the statistics, the rendment, who find a, well, he's position, there, compared to those other Tireors of Mass, blah, blah, blah. You know, all this subculture of the people that I had read on the time, it was A. Chan.

I was, I had seen the video, I had seen all that, and they'd watch their commentary, in fact, in the sort of lor of the tirers of mass of Muslims. So, it was that,

a bit, all over there. There, there, there, it's, like, some classment, it's legend, just, all that's... But, you know,

when we talk to a meme, it's not necessarily a image that's not necessarily a image that is really, it's really, it's really, it's a comportment, it's something of cultural

that's not by the gines, but by limitation. So, it can be so, like, the tury, in soot, deviant a meme. And, you know, it's just in the way to find the theory, it's just to try to understand

what's what you're like, I'm like, I think, I'm not at the affair that we'll arrive with the definition exact of what's what you're saying, you know, that's the idea, I'm

who I'm trying to think I'm trying, maybe with Luigi, it's, like, I think there's kind of a possibility that's just these accelerationalists, who

want to advance the downfall of the civilization the most rapidly possible. And I think, what I'm what I think is, there's there's some, it's like, oh, we'll have an aflia a little to trance, we'll all that, just for like to create the plus of chaos.

The chaos, effectively. Well, it's that he said, Ryan Broderick, so he says, well, is, is it a violence me and it's a, clearly, we're like there are certain children who young who see the tuery

or the tuway of the way, to do public, of the fashion nihilist, this act, that of violence, like a way to become kaker, you know, to attain a sub form of glower. And he will talk, just, um, these movements accelerationists, nihilist, who is deployed in this moment, in the society, that we cover not enough, I think, you know, these aspects of philosophies,

notably, who have, often a lot of link with the universe of the tech, and that they come, a little bit, really, brouye the cards, Especially for the people who adder to adder on the spects

traditional, it's to say the right the right of the other now, the young extremists

according he crore in a binarity a bit more simple, it's to say, the order of a bar

and the chaos of this, it's like this logic anarchist and probably a book

that you recommend that Darkne me had asked it's Pollygram of the

post left of Joshua Saterela it's really a book really

it's really a base intellectual to that or like archivated in fact of these discussions that's on

Instagram, on Discord, on Reddit. I feel like it's like a print on demand on the men

on Amazon but I'm put in line because I know that I see it's completely

on line on line on on the website. Broderick finished his text and he said

and if you're you're doing to pass to try to try to try to try to

try to the signification finally of act violent and perhaps that for

just young of extremists that, partisan accelerationalist, partisan of chaos, well, you're the enemy. Yeah, I'd also mention the parenthesis of Etty Witch, because, by the other, I've talked in the episode precedent.

And in any case, there are many of you who have invited these messages by rapport to Etty Witch, because two years before the assassination, the magazine in line Jezebel had published an article that had for title, we had paid the Sorciars of Eti

to launch a sword on Charlie Kirk. Evident, in the fluelly of the assassina, there were many people who have made to talk to the famous Etsy Witches. It was really a hazard, if I'm talking about the same past. Just really, for you

give a little more of context, effectively, they've got to buy a sword, the women behind this article in Jezebel. And for this fair, they've had

done the date of the birth of Charlie Kirk. The sword, it was not, genre, a button in the face. But it's

it would say that the surcerer in question they said that she had completed the certilage, it was successful

and then she had said that they would have the results of this two to three seven

so you know and she, you know, and she had said also however, I did notice disturbance negative energy

not only from you but projected at you. So it's like if she had had sent

finally the impact of this sort that. Jezebel very very much repented,

they've suppressed the article in question and they have made also a declaration

public, they've said, we want to make clear that we prioritize an end to violence over

anyone wanting to read about Etsy witches. So, brief, parenthise Hetty Witch.

Well, there would be plenty of things to say, there's there's

probably point to point to point to point to traditional, or trugn, you know, there's a lot of discourse who responded with

reason, with an episode editorial of Ezra Klein in the New York time who said that Charlie Kirk who had made the politics of the good way, and clearly that no, but it's been

said, so I think that the idea was to say other things. It's so, and we could probably probably also, like,

I'd have a segment on debate culture and online engagement farming, like, just like all this culture that,

which is, just the years with the debate bros, and all of that,

how, in fact, yes, Charlie Kirk would go in the , but what's

he resorted to that? Is it really an earnest exchange? It's just the generation of clip

Viro. It's not just that, it's like literally to propagate a discourse

that encourage the end. In fact, it's just to understand that the people,

that have not too to talk that they're not a good and that they're they're in the person

rational and , you're Refleashed, you know, all the On the Lips Talk or, like, On the Lips, YouTube that has been the base of the Altride Pipeline in the years of 2010, there were plenty of things to say there. And, I'm

it, it's there that in, that Charlie Kirk that's inscribed a little in my head, it's sure that he had all his recent association in the Iran, MAGA, where there's has been a proche confidant of Trump and the press for not to go in Iran, you know, like, there was

plenty of things. The same that we learned, actually, after after the coup, but I think Is it going to be interesting to see the development of that? And maybe we'll re-partly in the cafe snake. Yeah, honestly, the first thing that I've felt like I've seen it, when I've seen that, because I've really the impression

that it will even more fragilize the population trans, and that it gives a little bit like the excuse that's willing to certain people in the United for just to disheenay. And, you know, we talked, and you, the day that it's arrived, and we made, comparisons with the murder of Ferdinand? Francoe Ferdinand.

Francois Ferdinand, who has declared the First War World. So, is it a more to finally de-chain a ton of other more? Well, you know,

I said, the idea that I had the day of the same, I said, like, my God, it's going to be the war civil, but I

think it's just like, accelerate to Chum in these measures authoritar with the installation of

the Guard National in the cities like Chicago or Baltimore, so I think he will

utilize all that for say that the States are rendered and that for repress

all this form of discourse as a leftist lunatics. But yeah, it's that. So it's it's a

cafe snake. Wait, I'm a recommendation culturalal. Yeah, I recommend culturally

OD, it's a genius. We're at all Fiselle, by the way, but

to go, to listen the first episode of the season of Fisle, it's good,

I'm not I'm Commendation Cultural, it's a game on Roblox. It's, it's interesting to you adventurer in a space gen Alpha. And it's called Montreal Metro Project. So,

it's still at the state beta. There's a bug, it's not totally developed, but it's like a replica of the metro of Montreal. You can't take the metro, conduct the metro, you're going to chat with people. It's a

bit bizarre, the Roblox, but I encourage to, you sauce their tail just to to know what the environment numeric of the environment of the new

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