The Pete Quiñones Show - 3/28 Old Glory Club Livestream w/ Pete, Redhawk, Clossington, NotMeNotYou and Guest Ælþemplær

Episode Date: March 30, 2024

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First of all, Mr. Pekuononez is back. How are you, sir? What's up, Brad Hawk? How are you doing? I'm doing good. Getting you two weeks in a row here, Pete, it's nice. We usually don't get to talk as often as I would like. So this is always a good time to have you on.

And I try to be here as often as possible. Yeah, yeah. Well, you just provide such great value. And it's weird because like, you know, you put out like some of the best stuff and like our entire side of things. So it's like, oh, like, yeah, I'm talking to, uh, this, this great, uh, thinker here of, uh, Pete, you know, it's like, oh, stop it. Huh.

Well, it's like, people have, like, everyone develops those weird, like, uh, well, I guess it wouldn't call it weird, but like the pair of social stuff, you know, it's like when you listen. Man crush. Yeah, yeah, exactly. You know, indeed. So, well, speaking of man crushes here, I mean, if there was somebody in the OGC having a man crush for, Mr. Not Me, not you. You're back.

Oh, my friend. You flatter. me. I'm back and I'm ready and are willing to discuss the most white-pilling news. You know, we're on the right track. We're a real country. We're not a circus and there are no clowns. Let's do it. Patriots in the control. Lib's owned. Yeah. Next, we've got Mr. Clausington, who's making a return appearance. How are you, sir? I've had a very Mary and Wugma, Mahdi Thursday. I don't usually show up on the Pony Express radio too often, but I'm professionally a bridge engineer, so I figured I'd say a few words about the bridge collapse.

I feel like every six months or so, we have some sort of infrastructure catastrophe, like when the East Palestine development came on. Yeah, I think that was the last time we had you on. Yeah, I actually, I think it was some time between then and now, but whenever there are infrastructure catastrophes, I'll reliably come back to OGC to give my well-informed hot takes. I'm not particularly conspiratorial, but I'll give my professional opinion as well as I can. Yeah, it's awesome over here at the OGC. It's kind of like, I don't know, I'm imagining we're building like an RPG team, you know, and you're going into the next dungeon.

I'm like, oh, okay, for this week, we need to bring in Clauseington because he's an engineer. You know, he's a good, like, support character or something like that, you know. So it's good to bring you on. And making his return appearance, once again, is Mr. Luthemplear. How are you, sir? Uh, yeah, I'm in construction, too, so I might be able to contribute some things. But, uh, that was quite, quite a shit show. yeah well we might as well not waste any more time talking about this uh the aptly named uh bridge over

the river die as it were so uh guys i guess we're just gonna start right here at the top and i'll probably pass the ball over to um closeton and luthemplar here to give us their takes at the start here about what has been the biggest story of the week the collapsing of the francis scott key bridge in Baltimore. And so as the story goes, at one o'clock in the morning, one of these ocean liner, you know, do they classify them as freighters? Is that what they're classified

as? What you call these? Yeah, I think it's a freighter. Yeah, yeah, so apparently the official story is that the ship lost power and veered right into one of the, what do you call it, the columns, the pylons? Is that the

official? So, usually, Bridges are segmented into three major parts. So there's the actual deck that a cars drive on. There's the superstructure that that kind of holds the deck together and provides sorts of structural support. And there's the substructure.

So that's the piers or pylons and the concrete footers down below. The ship, it lost power twice. and then careened into one of the pylons. Just looking at it, it's a hundred, it was a 110 ton cargo freighter going out about, I think it was about 7.6 knots right into a pylon. I think I actually did the math, and it's about, exerted about 30 tons of force

onto this pylon. Like, there's almost nothing that could have, like, shielded the pylon from big old ship ramming into it. But I'm not too sure. Like, I've seen, like, a few conspiracies about, like, explosives or, like, some sort of demolition charges. Oh, that sounds really far-fetched to me. Like, I've seen actual demolition charges, demolished bridges.

that ain't no charge. It just looks like, you know, big ship rams into a pylon, and then it just collapses it on itself. No, I mean, when you're talking about the sheer forces involved with a ship that size, like, even if it's only going eight knots, that amount of kinetic energy, like, nothing is going to stop that thing. Yeah.

And it was also, what do you call that joint? system that the pylons were, pivot, or? I'm sorry? Like the structure support system, why it seesawed after it hit. I mean,

so usually whenever these types of bridge collapses happen, like I'm, just as far as like office water cooler conversations go, like all of my bridge engineer co-workers just sort of puddle around and talk about what failed.

And there's a little bit of a problem with this particular bridge. Most bridges are owned by State Department of Transportation authorities that have very open bridge reports and bridge plans that you can just pull up and see what condition each element is in. But these bigger bridges, like this one is owned by the Maryland Transit authority or whatever it's called and I couldn't find any of the plans online so I assume

it's I assume it might be some sort of like pin and hanger connecting the steel gurters together but that might have been what it was I could only speculate why it kind of seesawed though I investigated a few things about it too

so it turns out that in entire bay, the way they send the ships along, they only desilts the edges of the bay. So the main heart of the bay is basically just like, you know, centuries of silt and probably a lot shallower. And this seems to me really stupid because you wouldn't want to put the ship paths near the bridge supports. You want to put the desilting through the middle of the bridge. And you can definitely see in the video that the ship was indeed along the edge. of the bay the whole time. It wasn't going towards

the center of the bridge to cross into the ocean. Pretty center in Manhattan Bay our D. Siltan goes straight down the main corridor into the, from the Atlantic into the Hudson Bay. And it is expensive to do it in the center because that's obviously going to become the deepest part. So you're going to do a lot more desilting, but you really don't let your ships going along the edge. It's probably cheaper

to desilte, but basically if you can imagine the bay there as like a kind of like sea shape, The desilting avenues for cargo transport only went along the edge of the sea shape of the bay. You know, the opening of the sea letter being into the ocean. This seems like a recipe for disaster to me. Like, I don't know why. I'm sorry to interrupt Luthamflare, but I have a question here about, so these operations of like these desilting and actually like maintenance of the harbor and such.

Is that handled at like the city level or does like the Department of Transportation handle that? Like who's in charge there? Usually it's someone like the Army Corps of Engineers who handles that kind of thing. In Manhattan, I haven't seen many military ships do that. Usually it's just like a platform or something that is, I don't want to speculate that's a private corporation, but I would imagine it was if there's no like military equipment. I saw it. Like I see these something happening around here a lot. And I usually don't like I usually don't see military men doing it.

I have seen the Army Corps of Engineers do it occasionally. We have the, a couple of military reports here that manned that. But in Manhattan Bay, it's usually, like, I've seen just like, they're kind of like oil rigour, oil drillers in the ocean, like an ocean driller. But instead, it's just like desilting and it dumps the silt off on a cargo vessel to dump somewhere. So, I mean, alas, for everyone who wanted this to be

something really interesting, like a cyber attack, which I suppose is possible. It seems to me to just be run-of-the-mill incompetence. The ship loses power and the crew, instead of just letting its momentum and the rudder guide it away from the pylons, decided to immediately drop anchor, which seems to have dragged the ship into the pylon. Yeah, this was going to be something I was going to mention because when I had first seen this and looked at it, so people will know this, I was the coxon on a rowing team for many, many years in college and such. And one of the things you first learned is if you're trying to, you know, make these sharp turns on these 6K races and such, if you're sitting in the back of the boat, you can actually drop

your, like, arm into the water and cause drag to cut a turn very quickly. So actually, you know, people have this false idea that, like, you know, boats have broken. breaks. Well, it doesn't really work that way. You know, once you put something in the water to cause drag, it's going to draw the boat in a certain direction. And in this case, it drew it to, you know, one side. And it just so happened that side was directly into the path of this pylon. You should also recognize that because the anchor was dropped in, like, a deeper channel of water that you're pulling into the channel, you're not pulling out of it. Like, the deeper

water is going to suck you in from the higher, faster currents from the deeper elevation. another thing about the boat I investigated it actually failed maintenance in Chile two years ago for backup generators and you saw like the backup generators failed here so this is this is a boat mind you it was in Chile and Chile has a pretty high standard

but I can fit to the rest of Latin America but it was worth mentioning that like the boat has failed actually several inspections but that was the most recent one well if you'll know us the old Indian crew of that particular ship pulled a peak Indian IT worker move and when in doubt turn off and turn back on that was my tweet hey I mean that's been all

like Twitter and telegrams like come on I was up in the middle of the night like oh really did you see it like oh go ahead closet done oh yeah I saw as it was happening it was fucking crazy. I mean, it was, I mean, people were like freaking the fuck out. It was, it was nuts. It should also be noted that, that the missing, out of all the casualties of this bridge collapse, none of them were actually American nationals, like the, the construction workers that were working on the bridge that disappeared, each and every one of them, you know, all eight of them were Mexican, Guatemalan,

Honduran, El Salvadoran I know, not a single American Anyway, so Claustin How long do you think it's going to take to rebuild and what do you think they're going to name it? Oh, geez.

So Baltimore more, it's been going downhill ever since, like, 2015 with the Freddie Gray riots. Lord knows that they'll rename it after Freddie Gray. I've also noticed that online people have been saying, you know, do we actually have the technical know how to actually replace these, massive, like, billion-dollar bridges? It's like, yes, but it's not going to look the same.

My guess is that they're going to replace it with like really ugly, like a really ugly cable state bridge rather than a good old-fashioned truss. Like, like these old trust bridges, like they're, one of the benefits of having them is like every once in a month. while the steel members, the really redundant steel members, rots off and you can just replace them, like, every couple of years. The problem with, like, what they're probably going to replace it with is, like, some cheap cable state concrete bridge.

They're fine until you actually need to do maintenance work and replace them. Like, I'm not very optimistic about what they're going to replace it with. especially since the feds are taking over a complete project. I was going to say the feds are going to come in, the feds are already committed to paying for the bridge construction, which means that they're going to lay on a large amount of like DEI requirements for the construction crews and designers and everything, which basically means it's going to take a lot longer.

There's just like a gun. To be fair with like federal funding, most of these large bridges are actually, funded, I'd say like somewhere between 40 and 60% by the feds anyways.

But yeah, you can, you figure there's going to be all sorts of pork delegated to DEI for the reconstruction of this bridge. There's also I think it'd be perfect to just name it like the Stringer Bell Bridge

or something like that, I mean, considering how. there's some really ghastly names in the chat that people are coming up with the Zelensky Bridge fentanyl Floyd Freeway I figure it had to do something with the wire because that's all any this the only thing Baltimore is like known for any more except for like murder well well john d on unpopular opinions pointed out uh balmer is uh the setting for a lot of john waters movies like pink flamingos, as grotesque as it is.

Yeah, that's pretty horrifying. Yeah, and of course this opens up the conversation, much like we've been talking about for a couple of years this point, about the tearing down of statues and replacing of names and such like this. I mean, you know, to my knowledge, this is the only like Memorial Bridge or Memorial of any kind that has Francis Scott Key's name attached to it. And of course, this man has played an extremely important part

in American history being the man who composed the original Star Spangled Banner obviously the national anthem of the United States so clearly a very important figure in American history and I mean what are the actual odds like are we going to have you know I don't know what what percentage people in the chat

do you think that his name is actually going to go on this next bridge because I'm putting it next to zero I mean I never heard Roseanne Barr version of the song just as a tribute so I mean don't I mean, isn't the Black National Anthem, the new National Anthem anyway?

So, I mean, I already, we already saw articles coming out saying, uh, who is this problematic, likely, extremely racist Francis Scott Key? No one's ever heard of anyway. Yeah. Yeah, I've heard from some people that, that the Biden administration is going to evaluate if they can build it before the election, which is just like that. Yeah. Yeah.

Here's the thing. If they wanted to, they could. The problem is, is they're not going to bring in the kind of people that they would need to do that in order to achieve that. They could have this thing built in a couple months. The problem is they're not going to allow that to happen. With the workforce that they'll bring in, maybe you'll get the chance to have a third bridge named after someone.

I'll give them a 13% chance of getting that at that time. Yeah, I was just like, I had a hell back laughter when someone told me that. Well, I mean, I guess the other part of this discussion that we can talk about here is the horrible, like I had no idea this guy existed, this goofball mayor that they have over there that looked like he got pulled out of like some like football frat, you know, or something like this. You know, he's got his like letter jacket coming on up there. And it was what a very bizarre character. I thought there were still, it wasn't like some Chinese woman or, or. Asian woman who was in charge of Baltimore or something. Or maybe that's Boston.

I think she's in charge of Boston. That's Boston, yeah. Yeah, I'm mixing my cities up. I mean, at first I thought it was just some guy they were interviewing on the street. I'm like, oh, like, all right. Like, so they're wanting to get the local community reaction. Oh, it's the mayor. Well, it's not even just the way he looks.

It's also just how unprofessional, undignified and inarticulate he is. in just about every one of the interviews you see them in. Do you know who he reminded me of when I saw a picture of him? He reminded me of Jesse Smollett. He's got a very similar, very similar physiognomy. He's black top lobster, if anyone knows top lobster. You know, Baltimore was one of the stage cities for, I think, NGOs to try and push for this, like, young and gun in minority mayors. and you know they've all

you can't put young unexperienced folks like that in charge and expect anything good to come from it it's just like stop putting the kids in charge they're just stupid right but can you put older more experienced people like that in charge no

Baltimore's finest yeah the only memory I have of Baltimore is riding to DC on an Amtrak and just seeing like dark clouds over it It was in 2015 during the riots. I'm thinking, oh, this is what outside of, like,

this is what the cities looked like outside of New York. New York wasn't that bad back then, but, like, this is what the rest of the country looks like, oh, shit. I mean, if anyone wants a taste of real Baltimore City, go on SoundCloud and look up Young Sludge. You're welcome. Oh, no. It sounds horrible.

Like I said earlier, like, ever since 2015, like the rats really did do a lot of damage to a lot of the periphery of Baltimore but even like the more like the more decent areas around the inner harbor are going going downhill pretty fast like the old Maryland crab joints are going out of business and like Baltimore Harbor only has like one decent like crap place like the only other restaurants there were like cheesecake factory hooters hard rock cafe and it's it's it's going downhill and i've never been there so uh i wouldn't know the only thing i know uh about it is uh baltimore is not projected to be the world series winner i was reading that on melb.com today because uh you know

baseball season started today but uh anyhow i have one more question here how are they going to get all this stuff out of the channel here. Because they can't pull out those huge sections. They have to break them up, right? Yeah. You got to take out the welding guys, bring them in by boat, give them all the harnesses and protection. It's a long

process because just getting the safety requirements to get men out there is like half your day gone. And we'll both putting them out there and take them back. And then after the surface level scraps are done, you're going to have to get the professional divers to start doing underwater welding to remove bits and pieces.

And that's like, like, that's a field where like you have to be a professional or you're getting some killed. So obviously it's just like all a bunch of old New Englanders they have to bring down to do that. And getting contracts for that kind of work is going to be pretty expensive because it's professional,

high risk and, uh, extreme environment. So it's, it's going to be like like, yeah, I'll take a few months to get the top above water damage out, but getting these subterating stuff out.

Like, we'll start with the, the ship avenues. to try and open up ports. But each one of those silt areas is like, like, like, half a mile wide. It's going to be like months of work. I honestly don't see how they're going to get the rubble out there before the election.

It's just months of professional high-risk work. Well, it's just going to be an eyesore for forever, too, just having that ship, like, stuck there in the channel with, like, part of the bridge collapsed on top of it, right? You know? Well, like, here's a thing. Like, if anything alters in the economy, like, towards the south, like if things go down and the contract work just dries up

that stuff's going to be there for years and you just might just be like give up you might just find so much you might end up seeing that's cheap just to cut a new canal around the ruins and just leave it be and maybe they'll be like oh we're going to make an artificial reef out of it now something just to like coat like you know pat it up make it look pretty well uh this would be it's like a rich opportunity for memes though you could just like take a picture of it Biden's america or Bidenomics or something you know

I you might you might honestly it might end up being that they give up on rebuilding the bridge because of the just the sheer amount of shit you got to fish out of the water

and they just cut a new canal south side or north side like yeah we'll build like a like you know a half mile long bridge on this little new canal we cut out and it's like the rubble

yeah well all right any other concluding thoughts here uh jents anyone want to mention more about the potential that this is a

retaliation for the attack that went on in Moscow. I saw a lot of people were talking about that potentially. Well, I mean, there's a lot of talk about how, like, how does a cargo ships, like, electricity

shut off twice? And how does it just careen right into, to, like, the most important, like, the most important pile on in the bridge. Like, it's a small target.

Like, it looked kind of like they were aiming at it. And it just looks fishy. But I don't think that there's anything, like, concrete. Like, it's only sort of basis speculation that, oh, the Russians hacked it. And this crew wasn't able to handle it. I don't know. I think it's almost baseless. It's baseless speculation at this point.

Yeah. And the problem is that the idea that it's like just sheer incompetence is also so high on the list of things that are likely. It's way more of a stretch than saying it was just a bunch of idiots. Yeah. Just like the timing of it all. And you have to be so precise with, you know, Like, what are you going to do? Hack in the last moment, shut down the power, shut down a second time.

You know, justice is getting into the right position. I don't know. That's, I don't know, it just seems like the more logical conclusion is an accident or incompetence from people at the wheel or something like that. Yeah, I mean, that being said, like, it's entirely possible that this was some kind of an attack. Like, it's going to do damage to shipping and it's going to cause the price of energy to change. So, you know, I don't know. It's possible, but I don't know if it's plausible. Well, it's certainly a gift to, and it's certainly a gift to those who want to see America suffer.

Let's just put it that way. Whether they were not directly involved or not is kind of irrelevant because. If it was an attack, they would have picked it like a more famous city. Yeah, yeah. It could be a wire, the wire. in terms of a wager like do you wager that it's more likely that

you had an incompetent Indian crew or a hypercompetent Russian hacker who was able to steer a a ship remotely or to hack it remotely

just the amount of time that took to to collect the captain wasn't the captain Ukrainian or the pilot Ukrainian? I've seen like three different things. I saw one said it was a Pagis, one said was a white woman, one said was a Ukrainian. So I mean

the triple threat right there. The royal flush. I think that was like one of the pilots or captains from like 2016 or something like that. He was Ukrainian back then.

But the I think the actual like these cargo ships are required to have a local pilot guided out of the port and I think that's like who the diversity hire woman was I think it's much funnier if it's

the if it's Bejit's definitely well yeah I mean there being a woman on the bridge changes everything they were obviously asking for very specific things they were too distracted A white woman on the bridge Surrounded by Indians Sounds like her

Rets a beautiful disaster Sounds awful They weren't doing their jobs Because they just formed a circle around her And just watched her every move You know Like dogs looking at a juicy bone Truly horrifying

I did have one final question It just came up here though And then we'll move on But there were a lot of talk about going on About like the Jones Act And such in response to this And to my knowledge The Jones Act is the law where

any ship that's entering American waters has to be like first past through like in another American port. Is that the deal or something like that? Am I screwing that up? No, it has to pass through a foreign port first. It can't go, a ship can't go from an American port to an American port. It has to go to a foreign port first. That's dumb. Oh yeah, it's, I've done episodes on it. It's way back in the libertarian days, of course, with Cato Institute, with a Cato Institute guy, of course. And yeah, once you start looking into it, it's just, it's the most, insane example of crony capitalism and it's it's just absolutely nuts. It keeps

ships from getting built here there's so much there's so much there. Hmm. Yeah. So you can't what the hell? What logic is this? So you can't take a ship from New York and go to like Miami or something? You can't do that?

No. You have to you would have to stop. I think where they would normally stop is they go to Bermuda and then they would go to Miami. Oh my God, this is so fucking stupid. Or they'd go to like, or they'd go to like Haiti or the Dominican Republic and then double back. It depends on if it's an American-owned ship or not. I thought foreign ships had to, foreign ships weren't allowed to go from American port to American port. Yeah, that's, that's true. It's just a form of like American-owned.

ship protectionism. Part of the reason why that was implemented was, I mean, A, protectionism for Puerto Rico, B, we didn't want to have foreign ships in the

Mississippi River, pollute, A, polluting it, and B, competing with American ships in the Mississippi in that whole watershed. And like if the Jones Act did one decent thing like the Mississippi and Ohio rivers aren't as polluted as they could have been

I guess that's fair yeah I mean uh guys I still wouldn't jump to the Ohio into the Ohio River but it's could be worse uh right we're getting pushback from from Doug on the backstage here he's saying no the Jones Act this America's law, it's security risk. That's interesting. Well, we'll have to get more information about this off air. Maybe we'll talk about next week or something if there's any more updates here. But we must move on. Gentlemen, our next topic is this discussion kind of related to this one. We were talking about potential retaliations, but retaliations for what? Well, this attack that went on in Moscow last week at a concert hall where something like 30 people were shot and killed

by these, do we now know that they were like Turk Ministany guys or Uzbekia guys? Tajikistan. Oh, Tajikistan. Probably, most likely Tajikistan probably trained in Afghanistan, like pretty much, you know, like the Uyghurs have been trained in Afghanistan to, you know, commit terrorism in China and basically the CIA and NGOs train all the best, all their best, the Tjikis and those kind of people in Afghanistan and then go and send them, send them elsewhere, send them home to re-cavick or someplace else.

Well, immediately after the attack, one of these ISIS groups, ISIS K or whatever, immediately took responsibility for it, which, I don't know, I mean, at this point, is there any, like, difference between Israel? Yeah, yeah. Is Israel. Isis stands for is Israel. I mean, their enemies are the, are the enemies of the United States and Israel. They bombed, they bombed Israel by accident. a few years ago and they like went into al-Jazeera and apologized publicly well it is it's

definitely very uh i mean one part that's definitely skeptical is since all this nonsense blew off with october 7th i mean you think these guys like these Islamic terrorists these jihadis these absolutely you know monsters and complete morons that uh you know think without reason that we've been told ever since the bushiers you'd think they'd be getting involved in this action here but you know clearly they've done nothing so i mean that's that's a red flag right there. But also just the behavior of these guys. I mean, like, you know, I mean, I'm no expert on jihadis, you know, geopolitics.

This isn't exactly my wheelhouse. But I mean, most of the time, these guys don't really make it out alive, right? Like, if they're, if they're there, they're going to, like, blow themselves up. They're going to be martyrs or something like that. You know, but these guys, they made a run for it and almost made an escape into Ukraine before some of them were captured. I don't know if it was all of them. Well, correct me if I'm wrong. Was it the Batta Klan or the Charlie Hebdo?

guys who basically shot their way out and I believe they were they were making an escape. Yeah, I think it actually might have been in both of those cases, if I remember correctly. But yeah, I think you might be right, Chris. Well, take this for what it's worth, the investigative committee of the Russian Federation today announced that they basically, they're tracing this to Ukraine. the investigations confirmed evidence of significant sums of money and cryptocurrency being transferred from Ukraine to the perpetrators of the Act, which were used in the preparation of the crime. Another suspect involved with the financial scheming of the terrorists has been identified

and detained. The investigational petition the court to impose the measure of detention. It would just be great if they would release the crypto addresses so we could all just kind of the blockchain and check and look. Yeah, I mean, it's not like it would take long for, the turbo autists over at the chance to figure out exactly who these people were. I mean, but let's take a second to like pause. If this was, uh, Ukrainian,

yeah, there was NATO basically paying off, uh, people to just go in and just murder civilians. Like, who's the good guy here? Yeah. I mean,

there's so many weird questions about this. I mean, number one, I mean, obviously the standards of living across the world are significantly less than they are in America, right? I mean, but we are having rumors here that these guys are paid five to six grand to go and do this. And I'm just thinking, like, if it only costs you that much to hire some guys to go and do an attack like this and you spend billions of dollars per missile, you know, that you're supplying to Ukraine, I don't know, that number seems a little sketchy to me, right? I mean, why wouldn't you just use this tactic more often? and this is like all the resources you have to put into it, right?

I mean, you've got to pitch pennies somewhere. Like there's some like video following the arrest of the of the suspects where the or one of the guys claims that that he was offered, that they were offered $5,400 per person by the article that says that they did not specify who it was. The Reuters article that I'm looking at now says that they are possibly groomed on Telegram by certain non-specified sources. Who knows which, you know, glowy, like, foreign agency this could be, foreign or domestic agency this could be.

But everything about this is just suspicious. Yeah. If you want to, if you want to pin this on on Islam, I mean, you, you should have one of them blowing themselves up.

Yeah, I mean, this is, yeah, this isn't the typical MO of, of Wahhabism. Yeah, this is,

this is like your, what you saw in what you've seen in France. Well, what you've seen in Paris. And, you know, who did that? Okay.

And, another thing with this is we know that from books that have been written ever since that the the Chechens were infiltrated with Wahhabis in the early 2000s

and that's why the Chechens went radical and that's why you had all the that's why you had all the problems in Chechia. The war in Chechnya in Chechnya I mean this is this is right out of their playbook so I mean

I don't I don't know how I mean my first thought was this is just this is NATO this is NATO attacking civilians trying to get Putin to attack civilians because Putin's done everything he could he he he can so he's done so far to try to avoid civilian deaths and now you know I think that's a a perfect opportunity you know you attack civilians here I'm going to attack civilians in Kiev, and he hasn't. I mean, I think he went to have to Nipro Dam, and I think he only got the control station there, which was smart.

And then a couple buildings in Kiev where mercenaries, which probably CIA or cutouts of some sort were hold up, and they've been promoted, they've been reported as being destroyed. So

I think they were trying to bait some Putin into something, and he didn't take the bait, and was just like, and now he's talking about, desensification. And when he says denazification, just understand he means regime change. He wants to kill Zelensky now. So I think that's where we're at. I also remember about five months ago, I sometimes take a look at Israeli's papers because they have interesting, crazy people. Amir Whitman, who is the chair for, get this, the chair for the Libertarian Party of Israel. He published in the Kiev Post five months ago,

we're going to hit Russia's civilians for helping fund Palestine, which is an interesting note-worthy article. Like, Russia will pay for Israeli civilian deaths. It's really weird because Russia and Israel have pretty good ties, but apparently the libertarians don't like them, so nothing more. Well, I mean, the absolute, the foaming at the mouth, bloodthirsty vitriol that comes out of Israel on a fairly regular basis.

I don't think there's a single white country on earth that they haven't directed it to. So it's no surprise. We'll get more to them shortly here. But I guess it seems the only reaction that has really come out of this on the Russian side immediately is to, A, capture these guys and institute some Russian justice, I guess, on these guys,

which, you know, definitely barbarism by American standards here. But, you know, maybe we should be treating our criminals with these kinds of gloves a little bit. I'm not going to go into grisly detail what we saw in the videos, but I'm sure you could find them if you look for them. But I would not want to be those guys right now. Let me just put that lightly. But it seems the only reaction here has been to deport a bunch of people. It seems like that's the latest news coming out of Russia. They're doing mass deportations of people.

How many, you know, what the actual number is, it's difficult to. say, but I mean, it's certainly interesting. Apparently, they have a pretty good, a lot of Tajik's in there that work, work hospitality and work other things. So from what I've heard, that's who they're, they targeted first. These guys are Tajik's. It's like, well, sorry guys. You know, not guilt by association, but can't trust you.

Bye. Yeah, you know, this brings to mind the Christmas stream we had on A's channel, late. a couple months ago and morgoth was on he made this fantastic point of we were talking about the you know these stories you hear all the time of like uh like uh western girls like go on hiking trips in morocco or something you'd get beheaded by jihadis or something and morgoth was bringing up the point well why is that these nations are never scared of us why they never scared of westerners no like the the rational choice here is like you know drop a j damn bomb one of their smallest towns here in retaliation of this you know but like still this kind of stuff goes on i mean

with all the grooming gangs in the UK, the endless amounts of illegal immigrants, like killing people here in the United States, not just through drugs, but through, you know, other violent criminal acts and such. I know, you know, the, who's that the Lincoln Riley girl that was in the news recently in Virginia. There was another case. It was in, like, Grants or average Michigan. There's another one just this week in, like Alabama of like a, like a rape of a 13-year-old girl or something. I mean, it would be nice, you know, if these people actually, you know, feared up. feared us the home country, right? I mean, it seems like people do in Russia at least.

I mean, they have every reason to, except that they know that our government, that our governments are holding us back. I don't know if anyone's familiar with the story of Christian Craighead, but he's a former SAS guy who single-handedly saved, like, I think it was around like 500 people from a hotel in Zambia and, like literally single-handedly. Was this the helicopter operator guy? What's that? Was this the guy that was in the helicopter?

I'm not sure, but either way, he was in the SAS and his government, the British censored him saying he shouldn't have done this. He shouldn't have saved those people. Like our governments are just evil. Like, why would they, why would the world fear us when our governments will prevent its citizens from doing good? Well, the, you have those videos that are coming out, that video came out of New York of a woman,

a white woman just getting hit. And then some council woman from the Bronx is like, where are the men calling this out? And like everybody just put Daniel Penny's picture under that post. One after another, one after another. And yeah, and, you know, my post was, I assume calling this out just means virtue. signaling on Twitter and on social media because if you do anything about it, you get thrown

in fucking jail. Yeah. It really is just going to come down to the point where men just need to stop listening to the incessant whining and complaining of women and just do it needs to be done. And that's just the simple fact of the matter. You know, there's a parallel here to ancient Rome, if you'll forgive me, where... Of course. Everyone drank and Grinchwager brought up Rome.

you know what happened with the Sabine women right with ancient Rome when it was being founded because Rome started as a one of the mythological origins of Rome because there are a few they have a you know contradictory histories of their founding but one of the foundings is that they were refugees from Troy so they came to Italy as basically men only men and they came and they tried to build a city and they're like oh we don't have any women to build the city with and have a civilization. And so they went around trying to marry the locals, but had significant problems being that they were foreigners

and couldn't speak a language or anything. And so essentially, like, the Italians at this time were warring city-states and consciously a war with each other. And so the Romans themselves kind of kept themselves, the most part originally, focusing on the Seven Hills. I forget the exact story,

but at some point in time, essentially, the Romans were basically, a city of incells for a significant number of years. And they decided that like, well, we're not wanted here and everybody hates us. Everyone wants us dead. So we're just going to let it really rot and not

save them. But at some point in time, they did something, but like essentially ended up stealing all the Sabine women from the neighboring city. So that that city had no more women. And it caused like a significant problem where like the men there didn't have

anything to fight for anymore. And so there was just like kind of like a trading of like who bears this like insult status basically but um yeah eventually the the sexual relations between each other not in the

like sex terms but like you know like gender relations between each other were resolved whereby like they kind of had to write a contract like redesign the relationship between men and women in Italy because it just wasn't working like civilization wasn't worth fighting for with this like

constant theft of women, constant rape and pillaging of women, constant, like, destruction of civilization. And essentially, that was how Rome got a sense of, like, civic virtues between the sexes was, like, this, like, awful period of just, like, like, women being defenseless, getting kidnapped, being stolen because men either weren't willing to defend them because they got, like, hated by their government, or they were willing to do extreme things to get women.

And then, like, everyone else was, like, at a loss from that. It's a bit of a weird time period in history, but it is an interesting situation where essentially it got so bad between the genders that like, or the sexes rather, because I don't like using that word, where they just, they had to write a social contract to resolve this because no amount of like one-on-one dialogue was working anymore. Well, yeah, I mean, we're pretty much already there. Remember, over COVID, lefty women rediscovered the marriage contract. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well, I mean, again, this is something that, you know, BAP, myself, many other people will constantly be talking about. I was like, yeah, there needs to be incentives for men in the relationship game in order for things to change in a positive direction that people want.

And there just simply aren't any right now. I mean, there's no end of this nonsense about how, listen, I'm not a big fan of Stephen Crowder and nobody here on the show is, but it's very telling to see how his wife comes onto Twitter. And immediately there's an entire army of conservative ink women just jumping on the bandwagon to ensure that this woman's side of the story is heard. And then her trauma is seed through. And everyone makes sure that she's doing okay. And then we have the pressuring from Jared Monroe to come back and speak out and talk about how we have to defend Hillary Crowder and make sure the kids are never seen by their father. I hate all this kind of stuff. It's fucking horrible. Both of those people fucking deserve each other as far as I'm concerned.

And they were egotistical enough to bring two innocent kids into this world, get a divorce, and then air it out for everybody in the entire world. They're basically using their children as clout. It's fucking disgusting. I hate all of it. Yeah. But any of you, gents, let's move on from the Russia topic here. And we'll get on to another discussion in relation to Israel here. And with the Babylon B, the Daily Wire, the whole works.

But first, let's go through some of the super chats. here really quick that have been piling up. So up at the top here, Mona for five bucks, build the dam. Well, yes, yes, absolutely. I mean, I don't know, we got a bunch of beavers in the chat. Maybe they could be useful in

getting on the ground to rebuild this bridge or clear out some of the debris. Who knows? Could you guys just imagine Jay Burning showing up with like a bunch of guys in Bucke's hats? The Beaver Army is there to to fix it up. When we win. Yeah, when we win,

the Department of the Interior and Transportation, they're just going to be the beaver gang. Let's see. Fizzle cracks for two bucks. What is the opening songs? The opening songs is the River Kwai March. People might know this from the movie Bridge Over the River Kwai World War II movie.

So people should go check that out. I haven't seen that movie like maybe 10 or 15 years at this point. I got to rewatch it, along with like Zulu and such. Like those classic like, I don't know, like 50, 60s, like war movies. You know, they just don't make them like they used to. I got to go back and watch some of those.

But anyhow, EH for three bucks. Hold on. Every time it pops up, it takes me back to the bottom. Anyhow, well, jents, we have to make considerations. Chicken for every pot, butt plug for all. Name the new bridge accordingly. You just know it's going to be something horrible.

Let's see over under on them making the entire bridge a giant rainbow. When I was in London last year, they had whole like trains on their subway system there. They're just decked out in rainbow, the entire thing. Really horrible stuff. Pete Budapest for five bucks. Happy Holy Thursday. Yes, indeed. It is indeed a holy week here for all of the Catholics and Protestant

here. Well, I guess not all across and celebrate on the same day. Because like the Orthodox people have a different calendar, right? There's a separate. Yeah. So happy Holy Week to all those who are celebrating. Here I am throwing you shekels and not washing your feet. God help me.

Well, we thank you very much for your patronage. Pete Budapest, one of our strongest soldiers as always. On the bridge rainbow point, like Americans, like American cities were we're fortunate enough to be like a little bit stingy. Like we won't actually paint any of our bridges,

like offensive colors. Like we just have too many nimbies. We might, we might have like profane light shows, but that can easily be like taken out. I mean, that doesn't make it much better. Instead of it just being like a static color,

they'd be projecting the rainbow across the entire bay. it's almost like kind of like the worst of two worlds in that way it's like this horrible ugly managerial like concrete jungle kind of thing and then like for the entire month of june we're just going to project rainbows all over it and then like in february there could be like a black fist of power on it or something like that you know so it's not going to be gorgeous like Victorian bridge or something amazing like that it's just going to be an eyesore no matter what time of year it is all right uh moving on here to uh be Pete Buttigapest again for five bucks. Can we be honest

and just cut to the chase the entire Acela corridor is garbage? Good riddns let it all fall down. I mean, I just wish we had a beautiful country. And not just in landscape because we got that in spades,

but the buildings as well. So the Assella corridor is the highway from Boston to Atlanta. Oh, that's why I don't know it. Yeah. Part of the country I have the least experience with. Hmm. Interesting. It's just like hug the coast, the Atlantic coast. Is that the deal?

Yeah. Basically, it goes just down through through Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, all the way down to Atlanta. Like it's sort of like a north to south, like highway, so system of like highways and corridors that goes from like, you know, like Boston to New York to Philly to Baltimore, DC then it runs south all the way oh well does the corridor just stop at Washington or is it

just or does it keep on going technically all the way down to Richmond like I think it's just Boston to DC well I then I yeah I might sign up for the spirit of this super chat from Pete Budapest there because it definitely is one of the more ghastly parts of the country for sure not a fan Uh, anywho, uh, EH for three bucks. Um, Hyundai will certainly be more, uh, valuable. I think that's in reference to, uh, the economic impact of the Baltimore bridge going down. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. They, um, it's like the number one port for shipping in like foreign cars, right? Uh, on the, on the eastern seaborne. I seem to remember, uh, that he mentioned. Okay, that makes sense. Mm-hmm. And Seasider doesn't send us a salute, as always.

He's slacking, but he sends us a, oh, 10 bucks, an ear and a knife emoji. I will, uh, if you know, you know. But, man, I would not want to be those guys right now. No way. I saw, like, the word's- Is that 10 bucks, or is that 10 cents? It's 10 bucks, but, like, the way the, the picture shows it, it always shows it in in sense.

It's weird. Yeah. But let's see, Cliff Jaded for five, was that Singapore? I guess, high from Singapore. Yeah, it's got to be a Singapore currency. S-G-D, Singapore dollars. That's where the ship's from. Oh, yeah.

That's great. I mean, are you really in Singapore? Are you allowed to post that? Like, I don't, is that a thing that you can do in Singapore? I don't know. I don't know too much about Singapore. actually, but any of it's a bad. Financial Center. They, they're very tough on crime. Yeah, I knew that. Even though they're multicultural, they're multicultural within the Asian world,

which anybody knows, some of the most racist people out there. Tough on crime, very orderly, very business oriented. I think it's very pretty easy to start a business over there, get a bank account and everything like that. You will be sent to jail if you put chewing gum on the side block. It's best, yeah, it's one of those great examples

kind of like Burma of, you know, you have a multicultural society and you can either have a functioning high trust democracy or you can have a functioning democracy as a totalitarian state if it's multicultural,

but you can't have both. Yeah. And maybe we should learn from that. but anywho he says to us hi from Singapore big fan rooting for you guys all the way

will the turnip merchant be back anytime soon also Pete's my spirit animal hey Pete you got some fans in the chat you know fans from all around the world yeah I mean

I'm sure we'll have turn up back on at some point but you know turn up's kind of like a summer character on these shows because of how the timelines match up and you know he's busy getting his degrees as always kids wicked smart

But yeah. It's not as harvest season yet. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. So Turnup, we'll be back at some point, of course, but indeed, good friend of the show. All right, jents. Let's move on to the other big topic of this week. It's kind of like a three-way story in combination with, you know, the Daily Wire, the Babylon B, Candice Owens, and like, I guess like the whole Israel conflict in general here.

It's like all these, all these lines are intersecting together now. and it all culminated with Candace Owens getting booted from the Daily Wire, obviously over what has now come out for insider reports and such that for anti-Israel remarks is what they said, but also apparently, and I just read this before we went live here, take this with a grain of salt, everyone and maybe people in the chat may even have more updates since we've been live, but I saw that apparently there are some Daily Wire insiders, about four to five people who are working on getting a lawsuit, against the company,

Christian guys on the inside because apparently... Jewish overlords? Yes, yes, exactly. Because apparently they had this huge meeting in the Daily Wire headquarters in Nashville about how Christ is King is an anti-Semitic slur. Candace Owens was removed from the company

for saying Christ is King. And they went on this whole... Apparently they brought up a video of like Nick Fuentes and Nick Fuentes was saying stuff about Crisis King and therefore, like Candace Owens is like a griper and such. So they're going really hardcore on, you know, the Zionist part,

uh, a daily wire. I mean, yeah, Christ is king. Amen. Crisis king. But like,

it's like with, with all these anti-Semitism laws, uh, being passed across the country, like, it, it doesn't like it doesn't surprise anyone in the least, right?

Like they're just, I don't know if they're, because, you know, now I'm getting a little conspiratorial, but you know how they're planning on sacrificing the red heifer sometime soon. It looks like they're just kind of, I don't know, reaching the end game here where they're just like, all right, it's time. We just got to pass these laws. Who cares about the Supreme Court? It'll take them years to get here anyway. We just got to do it now.

Yeah, famous LGBTQ activist James Lindsay posted a Google, posted a Google Trends report about how, oh, look, it's so high, Crisis King, it must be artificial. And I replied with just like a zoomed out, like, 20-year perspective. Yes, it's almost as if something important happens around Easter every year. It was just ridiculous. It's basically, it's all, like, this is like the right, I don't even say the right wing, like this is the conservative version. of just like BLM at this point. It's just like deeply embarrassing individuals as it will de-I. That's a great way of pointing at it.

Well, it's basically when if you watch the Andrew Claven, Andrew Claven is a Jewish man who apparently 20 years ago converted. He's Episcopal now, which means he knows nothing about the Bible. And the, he, he said, oh, you know, Jews are still God's people. you still has a plan for them, we pray to the same God. And then he said one of the most amazing things I've ever heard in my life. He said, you know, we all love Ben Shapiro.

You know, all these people love Ben Shapiro. They love Jordan Peterson. Do you understand how Ben Shapiro's life would be destroyed if he converted to Christianity? Do you understand how it would hurt his family, how much it would hurt? And you're just there like, this is going to make me want to convert him even more. Yeah, pick up your cross and follow. me apparently Claven didn't really get the point of all that. That's the one good thing about being, you know, leaving, leaving my Catholic roots and being a,

being in a Baptist church for a while. I actually read scripture when I was in the Catholic church, in the Baptist church. Now I've come out and I'm more dangerous because I'm a Catholic who knows scripture. And the one thing we learned was, yeah, you, all these verses about if you love you know if you love your family more than me all right some people may have a problem with that but that's what it says and that's what the way a christian is supposed to handle themselves and sorry but you know if you converted 20 years ago and now you're in a you're an episcopal but you know he says he's still a jew yeah because the whole ethnic and religious total horseshit that they yeah with hopping the sides of the fence yeah yeah um technically he's uh he's anglican not episcopal

He belongs to nominally, like the, the, the, the, the, the, um, the ANCA or, which is not nominally the, the more conservative Anglican faith. I apologize. I was wrong. Like, I mean, it's, I mean, it's going downhill pretty quickly anyways, the ACNA. Yeah, this, this whole issue kind of, uh, it doesn't seem to really be catching any, uh, so to speak. I mean, they're trying to say like, oh, saying Crisis King is anti-Semitic. I mean, it seems to me that nobody is really buying this stuff anymore, particularly, I mean,

let's just call it the Zionist faction in the American conservatism. It seems to be just be taking L's ever since October 7th. I mean, the vitriol, the people have, you know, like the mask is totally off at this point with some of these people. You know, they're clearly Israel first and people aren't having it. Go ahead. Go ahead. It's, it's very obvious. It's, it's very obvious. that Christ is king is a not it's it's not it's it's not explicitly well it's it's obviously not anti-Semitic prima facie it's just it's a declaration of faith that almost every Christian makes when they go into Easter church service like it's not controversial whatsoever however however

they want to they since the the sort of Nick Fuentes Groypers use it as a rallying cry as their their sort of slogan like these Daily Wire what would you like to call them with the Judeo-Christians yeah yeah like Cleveland want to use Fuentes as is Christian affectations against all Christians across the U.S. Like that in a completely disingenuous way. Well, I mean, from a, like from a certain perspective, well, okay, so before, before I say this,

Oren McIntyre had had pretty much the best response to this and the best response to Claven, just completely destroying dispensationalism. but from a certain light, Christianity itself is anti-Semitic by the way that they mean it. So they're following their own beliefs to their logical conclusion. The only difference here is now they're trying to thrust it upon people. They're trying to get this inseminated into the larger conservative movement to say, oh, you can't be, you can't have, affirm a belief in Christ and be a good Christian. Because that makes you an anti-Semite.

And we all know that the Jews are, you know, our big brothers and or whatever it is the dispensationalist say. Well, saying Christ as king means that you actually believe, or at least it demonstrates a belief in Christianity. And a belief in Christianity means that Judaism is. not the correct world moral worldview like these these things are not like these things are mutually exclusive a Christian cannot believe in Judaism a Jew cannot be a Christian like these things like they're they're not the same faith like it's it's it's interesting I I'm not recalling where it is in scripture but I seem to remember Jesus saying like rather explicitly that he's not going to come

come back until basically the Jews asked for him to come back, i.e., they repent and convert. And so I typically view, and name a verse if this comes to mind, because it's blinking out on me. But I don't know that, man. I went to seminary, and that doesn't sound right to me. It's something like I, is it like, like, and maybe I'm confusing it with the Catholic Catechism of the Catholic Church, where like only until all of his real calls on him, will will they come back, not just the Gentiles. I'm confusing it. It kind of fits.

Well, that kind of fits with the dispensationalist thing, why they're trying to make the red, why it's Texas Christians that were trying to breed the red heifer because they believe that Christ will only return on the death or the conversion of all Jews. Well, I was going to say that, like, to me, dispensationalism, I'm trying to say that Jews are saved because of the covenant apart from Christ,

sounds satanic because it sounds like it's an attempt to delay Satan's punishment. Christ specifically says at the Last Supper that this is the new covenant. Not a new, not an additional one. It's the new one. So it's like the covenant with the Jews was fulfilled. There's dispensationalism is just anti-biblical. Exactly. And I think people have this idea that, you know, that in synagogues, they're teaching, they're reading out of the Torah every, you know, so it's like, oh, they're just, they're reading the first five books that I read and everything's fine. Israel Shahok in his book Jewish history, Jewish history, Jewish religion,

details how just about all the rabbis now, they're no longer monotheistic, they're polytheistic, they're not teaching, they're more, they're closer to Kabbalist teachings than they are to the Torah teachings. So it isn't really, it's not even close to being the same thing. They've completely abandoned scripture in, you know, with, with this, I mean, when you read it the way Shahawk puts it, you know, basically it's like a fertility. It's a fertility ritual that they're trying to do in, in temples now where you're trying to get the male God and the female gods have sex. And that's what they're praying about. And he said, yeah, he made the point. He's like, well, now every Jews sitting there might not know that, but basically they're getting him, they're getting them

to pray along, people who would be praying, you know, like the Torah kind of prayers, more biblically based. They're getting them to pray along with them. It's almost like tricking them, some Talmudic kind of tactic to get them to pray for this absolute travesty that has nothing to do with biblical Judaism. Yeah, it's, it's, it's freaking bizarre. And then as the GOP continues to like, basically, it's, it's, they call it banning anti-Semitism, but what it really is is banning any criticism of Israel or Judaism. It's just like, it really is getting to like BLM levels of ridiculousness.

This is where I wanted to, uh, take the conversation back to for a minute. I mean, obviously, you know, on the theological side, you know, as we just discussed, I mean, this is clearly, you know, This isn't like saying, you know, stuff that they were saying like the mid-century Germans, right? You know, this is a very, very, you know, normal response that Christians would have, particularly during a Holy Week, right? But taking it back to the politics side of things, we know exactly what, like, Daily Wire, Babylon B, all these other types. There's like, these like Normicon, you know, Normicom organizations are trying to do, right? They're trying to ensure that they have a barrier between them and, you know, I guess you'd call it, you know, guys in our thing, I guess, whatever, whatever you want to call that, right?

There has to be some kind of dividing line that they could put up a wall that for them to say that their audience, you know, don't go past that wall. Don't go look over there. These people are saying, like, you know, anti-Semitic and racist and horrible things over here. You're not allowed to look over there. You know, don't pay attention to the person who's behind the curtain, right? So it's just another attempt by them to gatekeep the space more and more. And it's just simply not working anymore. I mean, I'll tell you this much.

The person who made out like an absolute bandit of this whole thing was our good friend, Jay Burton, he picked the best time in a world to interview with Clayland. Let me tell you, just airstrike, got in, got out one week later. The whole thing fucking explodes. So good for the Beaver game. You know, and this is the thing. Like, we went through this with the word racism and the world. word, a lot of different

words where like they're weasel words. They used to bring in it. Yeah. Yeah. Like now anti-semitism is a weasel world for you can't even criticize Israel's genocide of Palestinians. And this is just ridiculous. Like, completely reject it. Like, it's bullshit. Well, I mean,

it's beyond parody at this point. Like the governor of South Dakota signing into law and anti-Semitism bill that literally makes the quoting of scripture illegal. because you are not allowed to say that it was the Jews who killed Christ and for in a state that has less than 400 Jews. Yeah, she got every single one in her stay in for that stupid fucking photo that they had

when they signed it in like the South Dakota State Hall. She apparently grabbed all of them in the entire state to do it. I don't know. And they got apparently, I'm getting reports that they now have pictures of Mel Gibson up like a wanded posters, you know, for the second he enters state of South Dakota. They're going to get them. But I mean, Greg Abbott this week,

we're talking about signing a lot. Don't just gloss over that one. There's no way that's true. Listen, we live in a giant circus. Absolutely, it's a joke. Okay, all right.

Okay, I would have believed that. I would have gone on believing. Yeah, but I mean, Governor Greg Abbott this week is saying the same thing. He's like, oh,

we must protect our Jewish students that are Texas universities. So I'm sure, I'm sure that it's coming down just next week any moment now we're going to have the same protection for Christians and whites you know the actual base of Greg Abbott right right I'm sure that's coming in Texas but of course not and of course my little Roman tidbit we all know what happened last time they try to rebuild the temple I'm I'm at the point where I'm confident God won't allow a third temple to be

built in that desert crap hole because the church is the third temple not some brick and mortar crap and Jerusalem. Yeah. I mean, I will say this has been like a long fight for many, many people who've been in this space, even longer than any of us

have been here. But it seems like the position, the default position of like, oh, like, republicanism just equals Zionism and stuff over here. That seems to be losing traction, certainly faster at any rate than in my lifetime here, which has absolutely changed for the better.

I mean, people are not having it anymore. are tired of fighting Israel's wars. We are tired of having them have a seriously disproportionate amount of power in the United States government and United States politicians and how we conduct business over here. Enough is enough. You guys are shitty allies at the very least, not to mention the, you know, the direct actions against American interests like USS Liberty, like selling our secrets to China, like getting us locked into, you know, forever wars in the Middle East and all this nonsense.

People are sick of it. Preach. all right so we'll continue to monitor this situation and see what happens I mean frankly I don't really care about like most of the individual characters involved like I don't really give a shit about Candace Owens I think she's kind of dumb clearly not exactly a friend of ours so to speak but if she draws people into the direction of being you know more and more anti-Zionist that could certainly be

classified as a win for us even if she isn't directly a friend right so keep on doing what you're doing I guess any other comments if she can just stay wherever she's at

now and just not come back to New England that's the case next thing you know she'll be interviewing brother Nathaniel or something boy wouldn't that be amazing well

I mean well we saw that that horrible rabbi Shmuli character who looks like he came right out of like a magazine like you know from mid-century germans or something like i can't believe this guy's actually real right uh i guess he got in a debate with like alex jones or something uh the other day which no i mean whatever alex jones is alex jones right but he looks he looks

looks like if you shoot up some bubble gum and dropped it in cat hair i'm ugh he gross just i mean if you drew if you drew a picture of him in the 19 30s, you'd have been hung at Nuremberg. Yeah, probably. But people are sick of this nonsense. And the sooner all this is excised from, you know, right-wing politics in America, the better. So keep on putting the pressure on these daily wire types. We'll see if this alleged lawsuit gains any legs here.

That would be very, very interesting to see what happens there. But, you know, then they can actually put their conservative credentials on the table, right? of Christians suing you guys, you know, because they feel discriminated against in your workplace. That'll really be interesting. You know, I mean, I'll say one more thing here. We'll move on to our final topics here. But I also found it kind of suspicious at the same time here that this, the same group of people I was talking about earlier who are rushing to Hillary Crowder's defense are trying their damnedest to make sure that this is the major story coming out of Connink these days, the divorce, you know, graping that's going on with Stephen Crowder. his wife here.

Who? Yeah, exactly, exactly. People are definitely trying to keep more attention on that story as opposed to the Daily Wire story. I wonder why that is. That seems like destruction. I'm just going to keep posting the

meme I made like a year ago. DeLiberals, my life left me with Stephen Crowder there. It's just like great. Yeah. Well, let me read the rest of these super chats here. And then we will move on

to the final stories of the evening here. Just a kind of quick touches. All right. Pete Budapest for five bucks, Daily Wire and so much of Khan Inc. And summaration. Tons of money, first class production quality,

total mediocre talent and content, reject the counterfeit. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, there's, you know, just go and listen to one show with like Bagby and Burden and just see,

or that fantastic stream that Charlemagne did with Apostolic Majesty last year on Robert E. Lee, kind of production quality and that amount of research going into like an average show on like daily wire or something that they're they're hacks they're absolute hacks from a different era and the sooner they're gone the better uh let's see here uh pee putapest again for uh five bucks and to be honest uh that is the whole root of the crowder issue the guy is an absolute mediocre fruitcake clown and con ink all said get that guy 10 million bucks yeah pretty much i mean owen benjamin

of beating this drum for like five years at this point, has any. I mean, the guy's got his own issues, but still, I mean, none of this Crowder stuff is exactly new, right? Wait, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Isn't Crowder that gay guy who dresses up as a woman for fun on his show? He certainly has done that, yes. He's married?

Yeah, I was married and they had twins and they got divorced like right after the twins came out. Amazing. truly amazing stuff what a world we live in yeah yeah but god was like a canadian too i seem to recall before or originally was canadian then moved to america or something like that or maybe you had like one american parent or something yes exactly all right um all right moving on here fellows i mean i guess like the last couple uh discussions for us to have uh in the evening here is what is going on in new york where the mayor in New York, this guy's named Eric Adams,

that's the guy's name right. Apparently now there's a program where they are going to start handing out prepaid debit cards to illegal immigrants to the tone of $400 a month, equating to millions by millions of dollars. So naturally, what more is there to say on this

that we haven't said already in the previous weeks here? We know the Biden administration, it's America last, right? all the new job growth coming in through the Biden administration has all gone to foreign workers. The American workforce, the heritage Americans have lost hundreds of thousands of jobs since Biden took office here. We have record numbers of, you know, cockroaches from Starship Troopers, hoarding, you know, at the southern border here running over, never to be seen again throughout the country, record levels of crime. You know, I mean, what more is there to be said? I mean, I don't know, Cringewager, maybe you can talk to us to the state of New York these days.

You know, like, do you just see, like, migrants just literally everywhere? Not as much as I used to because I think they're shifting off the suburbs now. There's too many here. Long Islanders have a lot. They don't enforce any gun laws on Long Island. Mafia runs that joint. But, no, I mean, like, so the general idea is that, oh, this. Here's a credit card with enough money.

I think it's like $1,400 a month or something. Yeah, it was like $300 something a week. Yeah, and it is. You can only spend this at like, like, we have your credit card bills. We know that you can only spend it on food and baby supplies, which really gets me because it's... Well, what gets me is that like they'll give immigrants money for newborn babies, but they'll give like new women like birth control, right?

It's an obvious, like, it's part for the, course of trying to genocide the legacy Americans. It's just like... It's also the slippery slope being undefeated again. The way this program of giving out cards was, oh, we have to do something about the homeless. We have to take care of the homeless, so they started giving out these cards to the homeless.

Who could have guessed that the government would start giving it to other people? I know, right? Yeah, we've got a couple of undefeated champions. We've got the slippery slope. We've got the client base. We've got the whole framework of the friend-enemy distinction here. It's just perfect. If you are American citizen starting a new family,

the only thing they give you is like 10% loan for a new house, and that's it. Everything else you have to pay for. If you're an illegal immigrant, if you're an illegal immigrant that broke the law to come here and you had an anchor baby, they give you the world. And like, this is not going to work.

work forever. People are leaving Manhattan. I think our population dropped by 400,000 last year. It's dropping by the hundreds of thousands every year because people are just like, I'm done with this shit. Well, why am I here? Everyone's miserable. We get no money, high rent, shitty food.

You have a rainbow diversity of food, and it's all shit. It's all just slopp. It's awful. It's just like it's different colors of excrement. Well, I hear I hear, well, I hear Lou Thamplar that there is a new cuisine that is being shipped into New York right now, fresh from Haiti. We're going to get new Haitian barbecue restaurants.

Wonderful. Just imagine the food that we're going to get from the enrichment of these people joining us. Yeah, I hear that people have experienced with it, call it Long Pig. It's just, I can rant about it more and more, but like, it's just ridiculous. most of the immigrants here they make money giving doing the bike foods shit the Uber eats and stuff like that

Oh yeah yeah That's basically the only jobs they can find anymore Because everyone's fucking left I'm assuming like that's the only job growth That's actually occurred on the Biden administration It's just nothing but like endless Uber and DoorDash jobs Well I mean you should see Manhattan

It looks like It looks like Somalia It's just a deep black faces on mopeds and bicycles everywhere. And the thing is that they're getting food to these like yuppies and homosexuals and all these people are leaving. You know, you know what happened. This is the funniest fucking thing. The most progressive homosexual at my work comes up to me after the boat crash happened.

It's like, so did you see the boat crash? Like, yeah, it's like, Asian driver. That's what he says to me. even the progressives here are getting ridiculously racist because we all know like all the crimes coming from the migrants all the rapes and pillaging coming from the migrants all of this has come to the migrants

but I am told by the Biden administration that they are the heart and soul of this country and that they built this country so of course that we just have to cater to them in every way don't we funny how the things that they keep building

since like the 1960s when they came here keeps breaking down and crashing into the water well my simple question is when anyone tries to you know pull like the weasel words like that like oh they built this country it's like great when they're gonna build their own fucking countries because they're fucking shit rolls and those like that's that's called

a Lakotian response Laconian response it's like an ancient it's basically like anybody come to anybody who came to Sparta trying to like you know they would go to city to city for philanthropy for construction projects or for war campaigns. The Laconians would just have these like short like three or five word responses of essentially

just like fuck off. Do you know the one about the rice bag? No. Tell us. It's a famous one where a bunch of, when the Persians were invading Anatolia, a lot of the Greeks started migrating West to get out of the way of the military campaigns. And a bunch of them came to Sparta for like food and housing aid. and they gave this like hour long speech

and the response to the Spartan king was well I fell asleep for the first half and I snored and I drunk beer for the second half I don't know what the fuck you're asking and so the the refugees were like they're only because they everyone knew the Spartans don't like long-witted bullshit so the refugees took out a bag of rice

and said the bag wants rice and then the Spartan the Spartan's response was you only had to say want rice that's it we'll give you some fucking food get out here and so like the laconian response

for it is basically just like it's a Greek idiom where like any crisis or problem or thing that happened in Greece the sparring response was never more than like seven words so it's just like straight to the point skip the political bullshit skip the propaganda

hit at the core every political message you hear like you said the one you just said when they're going to build their own country that's a laconian response you have to start getting that short stabby responses that just end the debate. It gets to the point, stops the debate.

Well, the actual adjective is laconic. For those types of like short and quippy. I like it. The Persian investor says you know, if you guys don't submit

to the second Persian invasion, you know, we'll kick your asses and burn down the city. And then the spartan response is if you know like um there the whole point of

the Spartan culture was to be as precise as possible and to the point it's you know you really have to sorry go on no no no good you go ahead I'm pretty much done it's

it's you're in a society where the debate any debate has become distraction you have to shut off debate with progressives and just give them the short, stabby response that ends the discussion and stops talking. Stop wasting your brainpower on these weasel words and useless debates.

They're wrong. You know it. Stop debating it. It's a waste of energy. That's a wonderful point. I mean, we've been saying it in many more words, and I'm about to say it even more words, recently that the time for debate is over. The time for discussion is over.

We've got civilizational enemies who are exorcist, Threats to civilization itself. There's no point in discussing with these people. You just step over them. Yeah, exactly. And, you know, people might think it's extreme, what not me, not you just said here, about existential threat, not just to our country,

but to civilization itself. And he's totally correct. I mean, a simple way you can weasel your way out of these discussions is, it's just a simple fact of the matter, these people's home countries are shitholes because the people are shit. And if you bring more people who are shit, the country's going to become shit. It's as simple as that.

I mean, we were talking before we went live here on the backstage of the videos coming out of Charles de Gaul airport in France just yesterday. We're a bunch of Turks were literally like storming the airport and beating up guards and such because they were starting to deport Turkish guys. It's like that is really like getting super, super close to the camp of the Saints territory here, which we use for the thumbnail of the show today. I mean, extremely prophetic book, and it's the dark times our head, man. Which I'm going to start reading on my podcast all the way through. Oh, that'd be great, Pete. That would be amazing. People should definitely go and listen to that.

I have a copy of it. I'll read along while you're doing that. I have a copy, too, paid like $15 off the Amazon, like five or six years ago when it was up there for a little while, and then it disappeared and it went to like $100. bucks. Yeah, it's so funny, Pete. Yeah, I was just looking for it like three or four days ago and I just casually looked on Amazon so you got $250. So wow. Yeah. Mm-hmm. But while you're there, buy any books you can on like Spartan philosophy and responses because you basically just have to train yourself on short responses like this and stop debating with these people. and you have to be comfortable with being the asshole in the situation and they're going to scream and they're going to spurg and they're going to bitch and they're going to moan you're just going to have to not care uh yeah and when they and when they do that you you can't respond to them because the cold the cold stoic response is what makes them shut up and go away absolutely what was the spartan what laconian responses of the conic responses iconic responses yeah It's like the, it's basically the Western Sun Zoo.

It's just great short responses. And the whole point is to basically make your enemy get frustrated, annoyed, and then walk away. They've lost it. They didn't have to, you saved your time. You rather than an hour-long debate, you sent them away in five minutes, go back to your life, take care of your neighbors and family, and don't deal with these people. They're losers. Yeah, absolutely. Well, the last story we have to touch on here was kind of when we added.

at the last minute here, but also ties into the New York situation. We just had to talk about how, you know, Donald, you just can't keep the man down, apparently, because, you know, right at the last moment, we covered this on the show a couple of weeks back, where he was ordered to pay this ungodly fund, like $350 million for this. A billion dollar million. Yeah, yeah, it was like $350 million in this lawsuit. He's facing in New York here. that got chopped down to around 100 million

and then he takes truth social public which in a move that absolutely nobody was predicting a true social is valued at almost 10 billion dollars and now Donald Trump is in the top 100 richest metal of planet it's like it reminds me of like the 2016 energy where you know we're going to win so much you may even get tired of winning like I've never I've never seen

second on I just said get wrecked. Yeah, really? Everybody was so excited and like spilling in New York City for this like, like this price tag. Total blue balls across the, like everybody had blue balls after that. Nobody wanted to talk about it. Everyone felt ashamed for thinking what happened.

I didn't push around people. I was just like, you know, I do like the fact that AA measures this stuff in the, in terms of wrestling terms. Because this was a classic, like, McMahon match where, like, in the last minute, the guy just takes out of chair and wins. Like, I kind of just assumed this was going to happen because he's just the luckiest fucking guy in the world. I don't know how he does it. Yeah. It's so.

Weren't they, like, for the actual bond that he was placed under, like, didn't the actual courts try to dramatically overvalue his assets in New York City? And did that have some sort of diverse back, like after effects of like messing with like John Stewart's own property values or something like that? Yeah, there was something to the effect where John Stewart basically did the exact same thing that Trump did to even a larger degree. And of course, you know, because he's John Stewart or I should say John Leibowitz. He of course wasn't prosecuted in the same way that Trump was. but, you know, also in that case, yeah, I believe they did overvalue Trump's property in the hearing, which is kind of ironic considering that's literally what they're accusing him of doing. So they're like, oh, Mr. Trump, you overvaled your property.

We think your property value is worth this amount. Well, there was also, if they were going to seize his properties, they would, by necessity, have to over evaluate them in order to pay the bill. Like, you can't seize a tower worth like, like, $100 million. and like just like make it a $400 million. You actually have to like get the value up. So no matter what they were kind of pushed to a

corner here where they would have to commit the same crime in order to watch this. Trump's going to make New York State pay the bill. I wasn't right quite that way, but I left my ass off when the truth media came out. Which by the way, I don't know why he said it made it public, but my stinking suspicion is that he's going to sell the stocks

day one and come back to Twitter. That's my suspicion. I mean, maybe. I mean, I can't believe that that is what true social is valued at. Like, who's on there? Who goes there? How can be worth $9 billion? Boomers with trust funds.

I mean, dude, like, valuations are meaningless. Like, it's all just financial hocus pocus. None of it's actually like real. It's speculation. Well, I speculate that in 10 years' time, truth social is going to be worth 10 quadrillion dollars because, I don't know, who the fuck cares? Just give me money. Like, it doesn't make any sense.

It doesn't have to. One of the funny things I learned in Moscow, it was a two-part trip between London and Moscow with a primary evaluation of, like, art museums and how Russians were moving them. This is a really weird research program, basically. We were going to visit the architecture of, like, basically, Russian oligarchs and how they manipulate the museum system to bump up their wealth. It was basically admitted that they pay art dealers to bump up the evaluation so they can over-evaluate art, move it out of Russia,

and that's where they got around the sanctions. So it's all wrong. It's not even, like, just Russian. Like, I mean, this is a total tangent, but art dealing is a huge money laundering scheme. You know, you're a millionaire. you need to launder some money. You pay some schmuck artist to make some shitty piece of art for 12 grand. You have your art appraiser buddy appraise it at 10 million.

You sell it or donate it. Bam, you've got a tax write off or whatever. It's the easiest way to launder money ever. Well, we'll end it there, gents. I mean, with a total Donald win, apparently. So good for that guy. And, you know, it's funny to laugh at every time and see everyone coping and thing. But let's go

through the last of the super chats, get our shillings out of the way, and we will close down for another week here. All righty, let's see. Hemlock Edge for two bucks. New viewer, loving the content. Keep it up, y'all. Well, we are not stopping any time soon, and we thank you for your patronage, sir. Let's see here.

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I know I know EH that that's hilarious he admitted to a bisexual phrase that is true yeah that did come out

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Yep, yep, who would have thought? Let's see here. EH again for three bucks. Can't wait for the Haitian vegan option. So many yums. You got your minerals. Let's see. Garfellow Roosevelt for 15 bucks.

A salute, gentlemen. Thank you. They told us to build bridges, not walls. So far, no good. That's great. That's great. Really funny. And let's see.

Bolero 393. again one of our strongest soldiers we haven't seen him in a while camp of the saints reflects 21st century europe it's on our band book list so it'll be required reading for school children in the new regime yeah yeah i approve base all righty um the last thing i will shill before we uh sign off here and get everybody to uh show what they got coming up i will again remind everybody to come to the event uh get your friends to come to the event as curtis says uh get your tickets to the old glory club conference here that is coming just in about two months now in June. So be sure to get your tickets at the old glory club.com. We'd be happy to see you there. Also, if you guys are interested in contributing to our substack, definitely send your submissions over to the old glory club at g-eml.com. We have a guest submission coming out tomorrow from Dimes from Blood Satellite

is having a guest piece come out for us tomorrow on the OGC's substack. So everybody look for that. And we'll go around the horn here. Pete, what do you have coming up, sir? I just dropped in episode with Thomas, second episode on Ernst Nolte. And like I said, I just finished reading John C. Calhoun's disposition on government. I think he was the greatest political mind in American history. And finish that up today.

I think that's releasing tomorrow. And then I'm going to start reading Camp of the Saints. Probably going to take 15 to 20 episodes to do it. but I think it needs to be done. Yeah, excellent. I'll definitely be tuning into that for sure, and everybody else in the chat should be as well. Mr. Not Me, Not You,

do you have anything to promote? Yeah, well, so Pete, if you want someone to come on and help you read some chapters, I'd be more than happy to. But, yeah, that'd be sick. I listened to the first part of you guys with Ernst Nulte.

And that was probably, One of the, Thomas said is most affecting. It was very beautiful. It was absolutely. It was a masterpiece. I mean, I've listened to it. I've listened back twice. Yeah, it really was.

It's a beautiful thing. So if anyone, the metaphysical discussions in it are just, they're wonderful. But yeah, so as Red Hawk said, come to the event, dress your best, talk to our haberdasher. you'll dress even better build yourself up build that community we're here for you it only costs a little bit of money and what's that you got your whole life to make it and spend it spend it on something worthwhile we'll see you there yeah excellent excellent a true american mr not me not you you have the gift of the gab and the gift of the sale so fantastic closet 10 what do you have to promote sir i don't have anything to promote today

I have a few projects on the back burner, but nothing I'd like to shill at this present time. Outside of the Old Glory Club event conference, be there or B-square. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I'm going to be very busy over these next couple months having to rebuild this bridge. Yeah, definitely be sure to give us some updates on the ground like we got from East Palestine when that whole fiasco was. going down last year. But all right, and our special guests this evening, Mr. Luth-Eplar. What do you have to promote, sir?

Substak's always fun. Link and Bile to the chadstack. Let's say, I'm planning something with Jay Burden for a show on American architecture and the development of the American home from colonial to modern America. And just showing how the home was influenced by and also influenced the family structure and how you can kind of see the breakdown of American families in the architecture of the home, like going from, you know, a family gathering and a dinner to everyone staring at the television. And what the process of going from, you know, hearth and altar to

television screen and computer screen did to American residential architecture. So that's coming up at some point. We were supposed to do it last week, but Burden got sick and I got lazy and didn't do the diagrams. So I have to draw a lot of diage. for this but that that's coming up at some point so jay brids could host that at some point um other that just sub-deck cool cool and uh for myself chuck me out on uh sundays i'm mr jack napier's channel for post zero if you guys are looking for more um rp and manifestir stuff that's where most of my work can be found uh these days on that side of things and uh everyone have a very blessed holy week and a happy easter to all of you who are celebrating and we will be back here next week same bat time

same bad channel have a good one everyone