Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #948: Defeating Death With Dr. Joseph P. Farrell

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Starting point is 00:01:21 Well, thanks for coming back. Everyone loved your last episode. You're a legend, and we're glad to have you. So for those who may not be familiar with your last appearance or may not know who you are, can tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners can. find you uh well i i i write crazy books in the alternative research field um you can find me at my website which is called giza death star g i za and then death star all one word uh that's where i have my blog and then there's a pay a pay area to the website where there's a little extra stuff and

Starting point is 00:02:00 that's where we have our vid chats but that's me um How many books do you have? Right now, I think it's about 45. Oh, wow. Nice. Yeah. That's incredible. That's incredible.

Starting point is 00:02:18 It's a lot of work. It's a lot of work, but you're, it's as close as men are ever going to get to childbirth, writing a book. And women are like, whatever. I might tell you, it's labor. It's labor. It's labor. It's labor. That's right.

Starting point is 00:02:35 Um, so, you know, we live in this kind of, uh, time in America culture where everyone's being called a Nazi, you know, I mean, even in Canada, you have politicians calling truckers Nazis. Why these politicians, grandfathers are literal Nazis. It's like this weird thing. It's this, this kind of term that's just been thrown at everybody in anything that they don't like. You see those famous memes of those kids book, which is like Hitler, right? writing down a rainbow is like anyone I disagree with is a Nazi it's it's a it's a crazy kind of term but you know you've done a lot of research into Nazis before we get into what do you this might sound like a weird question what do you think the the greatest misunderstanding of Nazis or the entire Nazi story is well I think the greatest misunderstanding is that people have this idea that that Nazism as a political and ideological system is a philosophy of the right, of the political right.

Starting point is 00:03:45 It's not. The name of the Nazi party, its official name, was the National Socialistische Deutsche Arbiter's Party, the National Socialist German Workers Party. Well, Nazism was a form of socialism. known as fascism. And, you know, Mussolini's definition of fascism was probably the best that there is, that he gave, is that in that system, property ownership remained private, but the policymaking decisions were left in the hands of the government. So in other words, the government told property owners, including corporations, what you're going to do.

Starting point is 00:04:33 So, in other words, this is not a philosophy of the right. It's a philosophy of the political left. And that's the biggest misconception that people have to this day. You know, Bolshevism in Stalin's Russia was a kind of national socialism of its own. Because Trotsky, of course, wanted to extend the Bolshevik revolution immediately on a global scale. And, of course, he lost out to Stalin, who says, no, we've got to apply. socialism nationally inside the Soviet Union first and then export it. So in other words, basically Bolshevism and the Soviet Union becomes its own kind of

Starting point is 00:05:14 national socialism. So you have that misconception. The other misconception is that I'm watching this, I don't know what else to call it, this crazy revisionist history idea that Hitler was a man of peace. You know, the war was actually started by Winston Churchill and Neville Chamberlund, you know. Yeah. All of this goofy nonsense. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:05:44 It is. It really is. So, you know, the way the United States, I think, has degenerated into this is, is, you know, they wore out the term racist by accusing so many people of being racist that the term lost any, any potency or. efficacy. So now everybody's a Nazi. Yes. You're also seeing that with anti-Semitism, too. Yeah, yes, exactly. Everybody's an anti-Semite if you criticize Israel. Well, I'm at the front of the line criticizing Israel. So, you know, call me whatever you want. So I want to say a Nazism, but I just want to ask a question. We often hear with communism that it's about season the means of production. I don't know if actually people realize what that means to you. What does that

Starting point is 00:06:35 mean? It means exactly what it says, that that under the Bolshevik system, all ownership becomes state, state owned. So that's one of the distinguishing differences between Bolshevism and Nazism or fascism, because under the Nazi regime, for example, the corrupt armaments works remained in the hands of the corrupt stockholders. They just had to do what the government told them. In the Soviet Union, all of those companies that existed, you know, McCoy and Sukoy and, you know, the companies that build their aircraft, in other words,

Starting point is 00:07:16 all of those became state-owned. So the state literally owns everything. And the other thing that happens that people really have to latch on to because we're seeing this system, they're attempting to put this system into place in this country and in the West right now. And that is that the money, the Russian rubble under the Soviet Union's system, the Russian rubble became a tokenized asset. Why?

Starting point is 00:07:43 Because theoretically, everybody, the people in the country owned all of the national assets. So the rubble was backed. It was a tokenized backed asset that everybody owned. owned a fraction of that asset. Okay, so in other words, the ruble became basically worthless because the asset backing it up was was so minuscule and a small little token of something. Well, they're trying to do that now. You know, here's the example right here.

Starting point is 00:08:17 That's an Oklahoma goldback, and I don't know if you can read the bottom of it. it says one two thousandth troy ounce of gold that's that's the amount of gold content in this thing so in other words they can pretend this is backed but i can't take this to my bank and get one two thousandth of a troy ounce of gold right that's the problem that's the problem and that was what it was about like this note meant you owned this much of gold and you could turn it in for gold, right? Right. Exactly. You know, it's, that's why it's a tokenized asset. So in other words, this is another banker's swindle. We're going, we're going back to gold-back money. Oh, really? So, you know, one, two thousand, you know, if I scrape all the gold off of this piece of

Starting point is 00:09:11 plastic, I might be able to get a little fleck of gold and this is what you're going to take to the grocery store to buy your grocery. I'm sorry. No, that dog don't hunt. But yeah, that's the system of currency, basically, that the Soviet Union had because the currency was backed by the assets of the state, which owned everything. So the currency became a tokenized asset. So do I understand that when you compare Nazism to communism in a weird way, Naziism at least let you own property? that is that that's exactly that's exactly correct so the only the only problem is you couldn't you couldn't dispose of your property as you wish the state was there to tell you how to do it so in other words

Starting point is 00:10:02 yeah it's all of kind of a fiction because if you if the state is disposing of the policy or how you want to dispose of your property do you really own it well answer no so the the wonderful fiction here is you're responsible for property ownership under the law, but the state tells you what to do with it. You know, talk about goofy and loony, but that's, you know, that's the system. And in Mussolini's Italy, it got to the point that the fascist party ran, it created these syndicates where the governing boards of large Italian companies like Olivetti or Fiat or Ansaldo, you know, companies like that, had their representatives seated on the fascist councils. And if you look very carefully at modern day Germany, there is a very similar arrangement in Germany

Starting point is 00:11:07 about how the government runs and allows labor unions to sit on corporate boards. boards and so on. It's all goofy. I don't know how else to describe it. It's all consolidation of power, right? Exactly. Exactly. It's all centralization of power. And boy, that's worked out really well, hasn't it? You know, I don't know if this is going to be a weird question, but there just seems to be this role of trust fund kids and rich kids who really haven't felt any pain and suffering from the moment they took their first breath, they're born in the best hospitals, go home to gated communities, go to the best private schools, get juiced into the best colleges, get internships at the biggest jobs out, you know, the biggest corporations out there.

Starting point is 00:11:54 And for some reason, they just want to rail against their fathers. And, and, but at the end of the day, they end up just consolidating more power under authority. Right. Right. And I would add they consolidate more power under incompetent authority. Because, you know, these people, these people are fundamentally stupid. They are fundamentally stupid.

Starting point is 00:12:20 They really are. Einstein's definition of insanity was trying the same old thing and thinking it's going to work out differently every time you try it. You know, okay, well, how many times do we have to try the experiment with socialism to figure out it doesn't work? you know. And their whole, their whole thing is that, well, this isn't pure socialism. This isn't real communism. Right. Exactly.

Starting point is 00:12:43 But I don't know how you can have any of that when you're always going to have Elphas, psychopaths, incredibly brilliant people that are smarter than everybody else that can figure out ways to gain the system to, again, eventually consolidate power. I don't understand how it's going to be any different ever. The problem with those systems is that they, you know, the interesting thing when you compare the kind of capitalism we've been living under in socialism is there's one crucial difference. And it's not so much a difference about the economic system. It's a difference about their doctrine of man. Under socialism, man is, number one, not fallen. and number two, perfectable without divine grace.

Starting point is 00:13:36 And of course, what that means in practice is under socialism, corruption reigns. It becomes the rule of the day. And that's why ultimately it ultimately fails, because you're trying to live a utopian doctrine in a fallen world. That's the problem. Yes. Capitalism, on the other hand, says,

Starting point is 00:14:00 well, we are fallen, and then there's going to be corruption. And if you doubt me, go read Alexander Hamilton's federalist papers. He puts corruption front and center, and he's all for it. You know, I'm not a big fan of Al Hamilton for that reason. But at least he's honest in that respect. I agree. So, you know, these systems are as different as night and day.

Starting point is 00:14:25 I mean, we just elected an Islamianist mayor of New York City. So crazy, dude. I wonder how Islamianism is going to work out, you know, any better than just plain old communism. I don't know. I agree. And it's very weird because, you know, as you look at, like, there's so much data from history about this doesn't work out. I mean, if you just go to Europe and all these Islamic mayors that have just completely destroyed their city, and yet nobody wants to look at that. And it's this weird statistic that like the demographic that gets the most money spent on them,

Starting point is 00:15:05 meaning people are spending money for them, are females 18 to like 32 years old. If you look at Mondani's voting who vote for them 18 to 32 year old female progressives, which is the number one demographic that people spend money on, all voted for Mondani at a rate of like, 80% and it's like it's this term that's you're seeing everywhere now like um suicidal empathy like to literally vote against your own best interest does it remind you anything of bernie sanders because it was the same i remember that i was like when i was 18 20 there was there was Bernie but now it's mandavi which i'm

Starting point is 00:15:46 like yo it's kind of the same thing but just since he's like at least with him you got the anti-war element that was really important for to bring a lot of people into the burning tent i wasn't one of them obviously because every guy who's ran for the since 9-11 has ran on i'm going to stop war and every one of them the day they took their oath completely stabbed their voters in the back and just increase war every every it's like it's they say no matter who you vote for you end up getting john mccain every time or b b bennett and yeah 100 percent 100 percent um yeah um it's it's a phenomenon that you don't get me started on feminism and the results on modern culture.

Starting point is 00:16:30 I am I'm a traditionalist curmudgeon. Yeah. But there are a number of studies. Many of them from Canada that have appeared in recent years. One book I'm thinking of is a book called Sanctifying Miss Andry

Starting point is 00:16:46 by two Canadian scholars that have studied the effects of these pro-feminist policies and judicial decisions in their country. Another book, they followed that book up with a book called Legalizing Miss Andry. So, you know, this is definitely a phenomenon, this war against men and this promotion of emotional incompetent, stupid women wearing nose rings in their nasal septum and, you know, all sorts of weirdness.

Starting point is 00:17:20 You know, good luck, good luck finding a husband that way, ladies. And the worst part of it is that the older feminists straight up lie to the younger feminists because misery loves company. Yes, exactly. They just straight up lie to them. Yeah, I think that's definitely the case. So, you know, the culture is a mess. I don't personally see a political solution that's going to fix it. This is a cultural and spiritual problem that we're facing.

Starting point is 00:17:54 and it's not going to get better until we quit trying to fix the problem by a misdiagnosis and say all we have to do is elect the right guy. The other problem, as you point out, is we elect these politicians on the basis of, well, let's put America first and stop these endless wars. Nothing happens to stop the endless wars. You know, this country is coming up on its 250th anniversary as a nation. And I read a statistic somewhere recently where we've been at war somewhere around 230 or 240 years out of our 250-year existence. Now, that to me is a sad statistic.

Starting point is 00:18:44 It's a fulfillment of Al Hamilton, that very first paragraph of the very first Federalist paper. What does he call the country? He doesn't call it a republic. He doesn't call it a democracy. The word he uses right there in the first paragraph of the first federalist paper is empire. So the country was set up to be this way. The other problem that I think that Americans have to address very honestly is the MAGA movement, I think, had a, fatal flaw in that it was by being America first,

Starting point is 00:19:32 it did not focus on foreign policy enough. And therefore, the people left in charge of America's foreign policy are the John McCain's and the Lindsay Graham crackers and, you know, the Mitch McConnell's and the Chuck Schumers and, you know, people of that ilk. And so nothing has changed in our foreign policy. As a matter of fact, I would argue it's gotten much worse. Yes, I agree.

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Starting point is 00:24:17 You know, we argue about who runs the world. you know, the United States gets blamed for everything. And now you've seen in the last couple of years, Israel being blamed that maybe they're the head of snake. But for me, it's, and I've said this before on the show, it's almost like Mad Max in the Terror Dome when they're in the dome. And Max is fighting the giant idiot with the tiny little guy on his back.

Starting point is 00:24:42 And like America is the big muscle idiot. And England is the tiny guy. But really above all is Tina Turner at the top. who is, in my humble opinion, the Bank of England. And their role in almost like everything, they've destroyed China. They destroyed Germany. They destroyed Russia. And like we're kind of in line for that exact treatment.

Starting point is 00:25:05 Do you have any thoughts on that? Am I way off on that? No, I don't think you're off. If there's anything off about your take, it may be ascribing too much power to the Bank of England. But it certainly remains. a prominent financial factor, I would simply argue that what you're seeing in the breakdown of the modern economy is that the economy has been run for the last 500 years by a mafia called central banksters.

Starting point is 00:25:39 And up to a certain point in history, they coordinate their policies rather well. What I'm seeing now is all the signs of panic because everything they're trying is breaking down. You know, they've patched the system so many times. It's no longer the same quilt. It's a completely new quilt. So, yeah, I, you know, the Bank of England certainly remains the power, but the, the, the, the banks that I would personally focus on with respect to, you know, a financial manipulation

Starting point is 00:26:13 behind the scenes of the world is, is the Bank of International Settlements. I agree. in Basel, the World Bank, the Central Bank of Europe in Frankfurt, I'd focus on entities like that more than national central banks, like the Bank of England or the Federal Reserve and so on. There are other entities, I think, people need to focus on as well, like the Exchange Stabilization Fund in this country. but yeah

Starting point is 00:26:47 are are is there is there a financial plutocratic class trying to manipulate world events and drive them in a certain direction absolutely absolutely you know David Rockefeller in his memoirs told us that bluntly you know and then he he said I'm not only proud of I'm not only behind this effort

Starting point is 00:27:08 I'm proud of it you know so okay you're you're boasting that you've committed treasoned Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that you're proud of it. Okay, fine. So, you know, the hip-cool thing in on Twitter now is to blame the Jews for everything. Part of this B system, I think, is above the Abrahamic religions, and they almost use them to manipulate everything that cause fights with anything.

Starting point is 00:27:37 Do you have any thought? I know we had a couple notes here that talked about nephalums and, you know, or it's all, also known as the watchers, to people who worship these dark entities. Do you think it is any of the Abrahamic religions, or do you think it's a much older Babylonian-type belief system that is embedded at the highest levels of all of these religions, like in Judaism, we see the little black cube on top of their head in, you know, Mecca, they go around a black cube? Is there a higher level that maybe most people's elevators,

Starting point is 00:28:14 don't get to that they might not understand. Well, that is a horribly complex question. Most of my life in some way or fashion, and in most of my books I'm dealing with that question, even if it's only kind of lurking in the background, it's always there. The black cube on the head, by the way, that's called a philactory.

Starting point is 00:28:44 Yeah. Okay. I do not think the Jews are to blame or behind it all. Okay. Yeah, I agree. If you're going to place blame on a group of people that practice Judaism, I would say blame the Zionists more than Jewish people. I agree.

Starting point is 00:29:08 And they're not the same. You know, this is the other thing that people have to get through their head. I think Zionism, as many Jewish scholars when Israel was founded pointed out, was a danger. And, you know, I didn't say that. Alfred Lillianthal said it. Hannah Arendt said it. You know, they were pointing out the inherent problems of the way things were going to go with the appearance of a Zionist state. And those were Jews.

Starting point is 00:29:38 So I think the first thing that people have to get out of their hate, is equating Israel with Judaism. Okay? Israel, in my opinion, has a right to exist. Does it have a right to go in and slaughter Palestinians? No. Sorry, it doesn't. Nor do Palestinians have a right to go into Israel and slaughter Israelis.

Starting point is 00:30:00 Okay. That's just normal humanity. I do not think that Israel has any special status with Christianity. because Christianity is the fulfillment of all those promises to the ancient Hebrew people. And therefore, my interest in Israel is not theological. Period. The Abrahamic religions, I think, are, yes, I think to a great extent there is an attempt on the part of the powers that be to manipulate them. and particularly to manipulate them with respect to their eschatological expectations,

Starting point is 00:30:51 because all three of them have certain expectations about the end times. And, you know, in Islam, the appearance of the Imam Mahdi, in Judaism, the first coming of the Messiah, and in Christianity the second coming of the Messiah. The problem is that most Christians misunderstand what that second coming means, particularly in this country. So, yeah, are they being manipulated? Yes. Is there something standing behind them

Starting point is 00:31:23 of a demonic nature? That is also a complex question. Because if you look at the behavior of Yahweh in the Old Testament, if you read the first five books of Moses, the first five books of the Old Testament. He's a rather bloodthirsty character. I mean, there's just no two ways to put it.

Starting point is 00:31:49 But by the time you get to the prophets, that character has changed completely. It's almost like you're reading about someone entirely different. By the time you get to the New Testament, there's that famous statement of Christ in the Gospel of St. John. You are of your father, the devil, and he was a liar and murderer from the beginning. Oh, my God. Yeah, that's right out of the Gospel of St. What does that mean? What does that mean?

Starting point is 00:32:16 So, well, it means number one, you've got to be careful when you're dealing with the Old Testament outside of the New Testament perspective. That's what it means. So in other words, yeah, that promise fulfillment thing is real, and it's very complex. But what you see happening is you see people viewing rather than viewing the Old Testament in the light of the new, they're trying to interpret the New Testament in the light of the old. And that's where all this modern American Christian dispensationalists, we've got to pay attention to Israel and bless the Israelis because if we don't, God's going to curse us.

Starting point is 00:32:53 And that means, in effect, that we can't criticize Israel for anything they do, even how immoral it is. So, you know, this is the problem. So on my website, you know, people that are familiar with my website, I keep warning people, the fulfillment, meaning the supposed fulfillment of biblical prophecy, or if you're Muslim, the supposed fulfillment of Quranic prophecy and so on and so forth, that the fulfillment itself is the deception. Why? It's very simple. In American dispensationalist thinking, we have to pay attention to Israel because when they rebuild the temple, that's the signal for the end times. And by the way, that's always been common Christian teaching. But the problem is it does not confer special privileges to Israel.

Starting point is 00:33:48 Why? Because in the New Testament, Christ says, destroy this temple and I will raise it up in three days. he's talking about his body he's talking about the church he's not talking about a building where you twist the neck of a turtle dove and sprinkle the blood on the altar that's what he's talking about that's over

Starting point is 00:34:13 that's done it has nothing to do with the Christian message that's the problem so you know the the essence of it is you've got all these people thinking that we've got to pay attention to Israel, Israel, Israel,

Starting point is 00:34:32 and Antichrist and the second return of Christ could happen any minute now, but the problem is, is that his kingdom is not of this world. The resurrection is about the conquest of the kingdom of death. Oh. Pure and simple, period. It has nothing to do with that. I want to use very nasty language. You're welcome to do it. It has nothing to do with that little turd of a country floating in the punch bowl of the Middle East. Nothing. Nothing.

Starting point is 00:35:10 The only thing that we're told is when they start doing this stuff, then, yeah, you're in the end times and you can expect the Antichrist any minute now. But as for Christ coming back and kicking out Antichrist and setting him, himself up in the restored temple and ruling with a rod of iron, please note that in the dispensational scheme, the only way that you can tell the difference between Antichrist and Christ is the order of their appearance. It is not based in their character. I hope everybody just heard me. Yes. Because if you have misinterpreted, just imagine for a moment. Just imagine for a moment, all you biblical scholars out there that set up your shingle and have your Bible churches, if you're wrong and you have misinterpreted the chronological order, how do you tell the difference

Starting point is 00:36:11 between the two? Which one rose from the dead? Which one reverses the kingdom of death? Doesn't look like much of it to me in the standard dispensationist interpretation. So in other words, Get your eyes on eternity and on heaven and not on rebuilt temples and a turd of a country in the Middle East causing problems for everybody else. And by the way, all those other countries causing problems for the little turd of a country. What is this? And this is really the problem that you're seeing right now. I didn't mean to get off on this tangent. No, that was fire.

Starting point is 00:36:56 But your question prompts it. But, you know, we're watching, we're watching right now, I think something amazing happen. I've been waiting for this to happen most of my life because I have never been a dispensationalist, ever. I'm not a pre-tribulational rapturist and, you know, all of that nonsense that somehow Christians are going to avoid suffering for their faith in something called the rapture, because that's what it is. and by the way there's an early church father by the name of st ignatius of anniak who is the personal disciple of the apostle saint john and he wrote a series of letters and in one of those letters he says they certain heretics abstained from the eucharist and prayers and martyrdom because they do not allow that our lord came in the flesh and rose from the dead and so on and so forth so in other words he's not thinking in any remote connection the same way as a modern evangelical dispensationalist is thinking. For him, martyrdom is not something to be avoided by some event called the rapture. It's what you do as part of your Christian witness. So, you know, this whole goofy system that America's come up with. But notice what's happened since the Charlie Kirk assassination.

Starting point is 00:38:22 There is a growing number of people within evangelicals. who are challenging that whole Zio-Christian narrative. Yes. Including the term Judeo-Christian, by the way, which is a term that was come up with, that was literally invented and foisted upon Western civilization in the late 19th century, and it really started to gain currency in between the world wars. So prior to that, when people talked about civilization, they talked about Christendom. There was no Judeo thrown in there.

Starting point is 00:38:58 it was Christendom, period. So there's another sea change there, and by the way, that's deliberate, and it occurs at approximately the same time as you see that abominable Schofield reference Bible that, you know, circulated all these crazy ideas about dispensationalism in the 19th century. And by the way, who financially backed that Bible? Well, it was a bunch of oil barons from California. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, come on, guys.

Starting point is 00:39:28 wake up. I'm sorry. I'm on a rant. This stuff just absolutely makes my blood boil. I'm all about it and this is the shelf. So it goes where it goes. So should there be some sort of concern? I don't know.

Starting point is 00:39:47 When I thought about the rapture and I'm going to be honest with you, I'm getting into Christianity more and more. I'm really early into my journey. I'm trying them my best. But I guess is, as a kid or if I ever thought about it, it was like a natural progression, uh,

Starting point is 00:40:04 through time. But it, it just seems that this, this, what end of days or whatever's happening seems to be getting astroturfed by a group of people, which seem to be putting on a production play for the, bingo, world to follow.

Starting point is 00:40:21 And is that a concern to everybody that this is not a natural progression? to what is meant to be a giant event that happens through God. Okay, you can only get away with this through ignorance, and I'm going to be very blunt and very direct. If you think you're going to solve all this by reading your Bible, in other words, being a good Protestant, following the Bible and the Bible only, here's the bad news. The Bible does not create the church.

Starting point is 00:40:54 The church creates the Bible. Period. If the Bible were able to create the church, you wouldn't have over 40,000 plus little denominations, each with their own special brand of marketing, hanging up a shingle without any connection to Christianity in the previous centuries. That's the problem. So in other words, if you're really going to study the Bible, by golly, study the church fathers who gave you that Bible. and what they said about it and how they interpreted it. Study the St. Basil's of Caesarea and the St. Gregory of Nises and the St. Gregory of Nazianzes and the St. Athanasius and the St. Ignatiuses and the St. Ambroses of Milan and the St.

Starting point is 00:41:50 Hillary of. In other words, I'm listing a bunch of guys that most Americans have never even heard of. Why? Because it never. occurs to them if you've got all of these interpretations of the Bible, each one specializing, well, by golly, let's go find out how the early Christians understood these things. And to do that, we've actually got to go read them. So in other words, what I'm suggesting to you, and I mean this personally as a challenge to you, if you're in court and you're disputing a contract, okay? if you're disputing the meaning of a contract and you're going to court to litigate this dispute,

Starting point is 00:42:35 what's the court going to do? The court is going to look at something that in law is called the course of performance. How did those parties act interpreting this contract in similar or other situations? Because how they acted is how they're interpreting that contract, that document, that, document. So in other words, there is a doctrine in law that is exactly the same thing as what we call, here it comes folks, tradition in theology. How do people interpret that text historically and in time? I guarantee you that when you get into this, you're going to discover a whole different way of thinking than the modern evangelical American way of thinking. It's about, it's as far as far as

Starting point is 00:43:29 as the east is from the west, if I may quote the Psalm. It is absolutely different. So that's the first thing I am warning you. Don't think you're going to be able to do this just by opening your Bible or opening a Greek lexicon. You've got to find out what the people who gave you those books in the Bible actually said. And by the way, why did they give you those books and not some other books? Why not the gospel of St. Thomas? Why not? Well, they're answering. There are answers to that question. But you have to read those people to find out what they are. Okay, that's the problem.

Starting point is 00:44:10 And no one wants to do the work. Everyone wants to hang out their shingle. You know, look at Charlie Kirk and all the kerfuffle over who gets to claim his legacy. Well, the fact of the matter is Charlie Kirk woke up and was exploring Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy towards the end of his life because he realized this evidence. evangelicalism stuff has no historical foundation at all. So I better find out what the heck is going on with this Christianity stuff and find out from the original sources. Not from Johnny Goblo who set up shop in a strip mall and calls himself a pastor of a church.

Starting point is 00:44:52 Come on. There has to be authority. I told me. Anyway, I went on my rant again. I'm sorry. I'm watching all of this and I'm just going, wake up people. I love it. You know, I love it.

Starting point is 00:45:06 I think it's very important. And it's exactly why we have you on is for these. It's a rant. 100%. We're inviting Dr. Ferrell. It's time for a purple-faced rant. No, dude. We love it.

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Starting point is 00:47:59 Because Johnny grew up more in organized religion than the other ones on the show. XG, were you? We went, but we just, it was like a- Just kind of going through the motions. Yeah, Mexican thing. You just went because you have kids. Your phrase right there is, to me, a dead giveaway. And it's a typical American attitude.

Starting point is 00:48:19 Oh, no. Well, no, no, no, hear me up. Hear me up. Well, I don't belong to any organized religion. So what does that make you? You're part of a disorganized religion. You know, and that's what, you know, Americans are proud of this. Well, I don't belong to any organized church. Well, that means you've got a head full of mush and all of your thoughts about theology

Starting point is 00:48:42 are disorganized, in quote, contradictory, and probably not well thought out. So, yeah, you've got a disorganized religion. And that's the problem. By the way, do you think that's the way the early church was structured? Probably not. No. Guess what, folks. They had little things like apostles and priests and deacons.

Starting point is 00:49:06 That's called a hierarchy. And what's a hierarchy? Well, it's called organization. And it had prayers in the book. You know, they weren't all around just making up prayers because they felt like, well, this is why I want to talk about and preach about right now. No, there was ritual. It was organized.

Starting point is 00:49:25 As far back as you can go in the documents, it was organized. There are texts of the Mass of the Communion Service that date from the second century. So it was not disorganized. So, you know, take that American idea and throw that to the winds, too. If I, if I just kind of where I'm coming from on that because there's... I know where you're coming from. There's a lot of people that might think that some of the church structure that in modern day is kind of detachment from God in... I totally agree, but here's the question.

Starting point is 00:50:10 Here's the question. How and when and why did it become detached? Yeah, I guess that. Does that mean the structure itself is co-opted or that structure itself is bad? Now, I look at these megachurches, and I see structure, but I see nothing really that says, this is Christian. I mean, look at the megachurch. It's an auditorium.

Starting point is 00:50:37 If you're lucky, they might have a cross, but usually it's just a bunch of bands, rock music, drums, guitars, keyboards, a podium, and it's all about the guy up there talking. However, if you go to, let's say, Sharpe Cathedral in France, you know something right off the bat. I'm in a church. Okay. So I was going to bring, so I'm the one who's Catholic here. And every Catholic church is the same. I'm not like that.

Starting point is 00:51:07 It is the same. It's the same prayers. Everything's very ritualistic. It's structured. And you go to a Christian church, and he's right. It's not really the same. It's a free for all. It's a free for all.

Starting point is 00:51:20 And here's the other problem. If you study those early Christians, when they get together every Sunday, what are they doing? They're celebrating communion. And that implies a ritual to celebrate it with. That's why all of those prayers are so old. So in other words, yeah, this modern American idea, where is it coming from? Well, it's coming from the fact that when America was founded as a country, what was it founded on. It was founded on the idea of the rejection of tradition. Oh, snaps. Also, remember

Starting point is 00:51:59 that half the damn New Testament, speaking of the structure, you know, mentioned earlier, our letters, Paul wrote two churches to kind of clarify things for them. Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, Callicians, Colossians, Thessalonians, by the way, I heard you guys are up to this. Stop that right now. That's what he's doing. That's half the New Testament. Yes, exactly. So, you know, America is founded as an anti-tradition tradition. So in other words, we're rejecting all that European stuff. Well, in the process of rejecting it, we've got to come up with our own homegrown version of it. Because it's better. Oh, really? Yeah. Right. I get exactly. And maybe that's what, that's kind of what I was meaning by saying that, is that when people think you were meaning, it just gave me an opportunity to rant.

Starting point is 00:52:49 Hey, go off, dude. I'll shut up the whole show. I'm loving all of it. You know, just like, it's just like it seems to me that there's this disconnect path to God. That it's like, people have to understand something about my 45 books. My 45 books include my theological books, okay? And I've always told people all of my books are interrelated to each other, including the theological books. Okay.

Starting point is 00:53:18 you really won't understand. I'm writing all these books about Nazis and Nephilim and so on and so forth, but there's a reason for that, and at the core of it, it's theology. So I have a four-volume set of books called God History and Dialectic that are based on a course that I taught back when I was a professor. It's full of all sorts of little errors and everything. But the books are an attempt to explain, how did we get here? Why is our Western culture a mess?

Starting point is 00:53:53 Why did all of a sudden, when we had one church now, then we have two, and then from the part that broke from the other part, it spawned all these Protestant sects that keep multiplying like rabbits and get narrower and narrower and narrower and narrower and have their own special brand of marketing? So it's an attempt to answer that question. and the only way to answer that question is to go back and dig into the history and show what the history is and where did all this theology come from. Was it invented by people sitting around evilly scheming to come up with difficult to believe stuff just to force on people? Well, no, if that's your view, that's not what happened at all. They were trying to answer questions as they arose and answer them in a way that was faithful to the tradition that they had received. So that's why you see this tremendous but slow development. But is this of interest to the modern American?

Starting point is 00:54:58 No. And is modern America in trouble because we want to remain theoretically ignorant and spiritually ignorant and listen to people like the guy that currently claims to have been Charlie Kirk's pastor that is another one of these, hey, I'm hanging up my shingle, and I'm going to talk about the word today. Oh, really?

Starting point is 00:55:20 How much Greek did you study? How much Latin? Yeah, totally. How much Aramaic? How much Hebrew? Did you open one book of a church father at any time in your life to find out what the historical precedent is? No. No.

Starting point is 00:55:37 Are these people therefore liable to teach you error? Yeah, pretty much. Pretty much. So get off your duff. folks, you've got to do the work. Where should we start? No one can do it for you. Pardon me? Where should we start?

Starting point is 00:55:54 Like I said, look, look, I just gave you four volumes of a book that I wrote called God History and Dialectic. And those four volumes are going to take you through the church fathers. So in other words, start with the church fathers. Start with the people who are writing before there is a New Testament that you can go to Bible bookstore and buy between two convenient red letter leather covers. All right. Once you start there and start reading those people, you'll read, I mean, go read St.

Starting point is 00:56:33 Ignatius of Antioch. Okay. You'll immediately discover when you read his epistles that you're in a very different world from what modern American Evangelo Zionism claims is Christianity. You're in a totally different world, conceptually, liturgically, sacramentally, every other way that you can think of. It will be a shocker. And that's the other thing I tell people all the time. When you start studying this stuff, be prepared to unlearn everything you think you know about Christianity.

Starting point is 00:57:13 let those early bishops and priests speak for themselves. And when they do, you're going to discover it's a whole different intellectual world. And by the way, it's a very demanding intellectual world. Very demanding. So when, you know, I have a buddy in mine, he found religion when he left from high school to college and he comes back. and we always have discussions on religion and Jesus and all that stuff and I enjoy our conversations. One time I brought up that I thought it was God versus the fallen angels. And he got very upset because he says God isn't battling anybody.

Starting point is 00:58:01 So I try to kind of rephrase that in that it's like the fallen angels war on humanity. what are your thoughts on that? Because we get into the Nephilim and, you know, who created this bee system and all these temptations and all these little G gods and all this stuff that's out there. What are your thoughts on the role of the fallen angels in our society today? Is there a role? I think it's pervasive.

Starting point is 00:58:36 I think it's pervasive. You don't have to look far and wide to see that there's a lot of evil. And it's craziness. It's both evil and crazy. Okay. And that's a clue right there. And I'm going to wax all theological again. Let's go.

Starting point is 00:58:56 If you go to traditional Christian theology, and please understand, when I say traditional, I mean church fathers, or if you're a Western Christian, at least as far as back as people like Thomas Aquinas in the Middle Ages or Boethias or, you know, people of that sort, Hinkmar of Reims. In other words, I'm mentioning a lot of names most people haven't heard of, and that's my point. I'm not looking at Martin Luther or John Calvin or John Wesley or, you know, all of a sudden, bang, Protestantism arrives on the scene. Fifteen hundred years later and all of a sudden, hey, now we figured it out.

Starting point is 00:59:38 I'm sorry. No, I'm not that way. If you look at the traditional theologians, they will tell you something about evil all the time and over and over again. Number one, evil has no substantial existence. In other words, it's not to say that evil is not real, but it is not a thing. It is rather a twisted action of something natural. It is a personal twisted. It is a personal, twisted, of something natural that does exist. In other words, the devil can never tempt you without twisting a natural good

Starting point is 01:00:21 without perverting it. That's number one. Number two, because of that, because of that personal opposition to what is inherently natural and good to you, what are you doing? You're splitting yourself off from yourself. You're creating quite literally a kind of spiritual schizophrenia.

Starting point is 01:00:49 And in that schism of the mind, you're at perpetual war with yourself. And therefore, what are you? You're fundamentally, here it comes, folks, irrational and insane. You're crazy. Yes. Now, all of us are infected because of the fall to some degree with that malady. In the devil's case, you're dealing with a cosmically sized ego that thinks it can overthrow God and go to war with God. And because it's an angel, it exists outside of the normal temporal flow of time.

Starting point is 01:01:33 And therefore, it's personal opposition to the good. is forever locked in that habitual choice. Thomas Aquinas says that at the moment the angels first use their will, at that moment, because they're outside of time, at that moment they have locked in their habit of will. So in other words, evil is always, number one, a personal choice. Number two, a twisting against the natural good. Number three, therefore always introduces, notice

Starting point is 01:02:11 that twisting introduces what into the nature. It introduces death. And what is death? It's the separation of the soul and body. It's the separation of the spirit from the soul. And that irrational separation is what makes you insane and evil. So it's all tied together. Now, as for, is God warring against this? Well, he doesn't need to. He can make all things work for the good. You just have to give him time. but as far as what we're concerned, remember what St. Paul says, we war against principalities and powers. And in other words, what he's telling you is we're at war with something of cosmic scale

Starting point is 01:02:58 and of cosmic intelligence and of cosmic power. We are. Can we defeat it on our own? No. No. If you think, I mean, look at the world right now. Do any of us really think we're going to fix this country by voting? No, I couldn't.

Starting point is 01:03:19 It's so crazy listening. For the Republicans? Are you kidding? They haven't grown two testicles in the same stack in all of their congressional delegations since Eisenhower. Okay. And as far as the dummy crooks are concerned, you know, they like to murder babies and think it's okay. So, I mean, they have never got and never will get my vote. vote. But do we honestly think that this system can be fixed politically? No, it's a spiritual

Starting point is 01:03:52 problem. And the system, as I pointed out, was set up on an anti-tradition basis, and that itself is a spiritual assumption. You know, you get a bunch of freemasons together in Philadelphia. Oh, well, what are we going to do? Well, let's overthrow the old constitution this week and come up with a completely new one. Okay, that sounds fun. And that's what they did. Crazy. It's so crazy. Yeah, of course it's crazy. You know, I keep telling people, I'm not an anti-federalist because I like it. I'm an anti-federalist because that's what they did.

Starting point is 01:04:25 It was a coup d'etat. And look how well it's worked out. We've been at war for most of our existence ever since. And by the way, can comment with that. We've gone into what? Debt. Thank you, Al Hamilton. The only time this country had a bounce buzzer,

Starting point is 01:04:45 was when Andy Jackson from Tennessee got rid of the Bank of the United States. Do you see any path to that happening anytime soon? No, no. Not with what they're trying to do with tokenized assets and claiming to get back to gold-backed currency. You know, what it is, what it is, guys, is, hey, we're going to create a sovereign wealth fund, and we're going to take some of that wealth and invest it in, cryptocurrencies, which I like to call kleptocurrencies.

Starting point is 01:05:20 And as we're doing that, we're going to be quietly buying up all the hard assets. You know, things like gold, silver, land, yeah, yeah, yeah. Land, you know, maybe some patents here and there, you know. So in other words, we're going to give you electronic blips.

Starting point is 01:05:36 You give us your gold. Yeah. I'm telling you, bro. And they've done it before FDRC. Of course they've done it before. They're all moving it out of the country now, too. Oh, yeah. Did you see that?

Starting point is 01:05:50 We didn't talk about that, cash daddies. How, like, J.P. Morgan now set up their central gold. Their desk. Yeah, in Taiwan. In Singapore. Oh, Singapore. Yeah, Singapore. I wonder what that means.

Starting point is 01:06:07 Well, number one, maybe they're a little upset about the election of an Islamianist mayor of New York City. Maybe that had something to do. do with it. You know, it's crazy. But, you know, the other thing that you're watching right now is there are countries and state countries in Europe, I think Switzerland just recently passed an amendment to his constitution that they cannot forbid the use of cash. And I will say what you will about this little piece of tokenized gold, at least it's

Starting point is 01:06:40 a tangible physical thing. Yes. That is a medium of exchange. that protects my anonymity and my transactional anonymity. And there are a number of states, I think Ohio is one of the more recent states in this country that's working legislation through to require the acceptance of cash in transaction. You go places here and they'll tell you, oh, no cash.

Starting point is 01:07:10 But by law they're supposed to take it and there's actual places that if you bring it up, they'll just give you your food for free. you'd be like, hey, we don't take cash. Well, by law, you have to take cash. You should have to take. Yes, if it's legal tender, it's legal tender. Yeah, you'll go to concerts. And Doug, you'll go to concert and be like, oh, sorry, it's a, it's a non-cash place.

Starting point is 01:07:30 And you're just saying, what the, yeah. Well, again, you know, we have to fight. We have to fight that. You either are, you either are good for cash business. And the way to fight it, folks, is use cash. You know, I'm done using my debit card for anything other than online purchases, and about the only time I do that is if I'm having to buy a research book at Amazon or something like that. For all transactions where I live, I use cash. That means groceries, gas, anything I might buy incidentally for my – it's always cash.

Starting point is 01:08:10 It's interesting you say that, Sam, because the Federal Reserve's advice on this, it says it's illegal for business. the United States to refuse cash as a form of payment. And this says there's no federal statute mandating that a private business, a person or an organization, must accept currency or coins as payment for goods or services. Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on whether to accept cash unless there's a state law that says otherwise. Interesting. Yeah, well, there needs to be state and as far as I'm concerned, federal law,

Starting point is 01:08:39 to require the acceptance of cash. because if not, we are going to be forced by a human laziness into the beast system. Yes, our convenience is going to be our enslavement. The convenience will be the enslavement. And trust me, folks, once they get those klepto currencies in as the only form of currency, you're dealing no longer with the currency. You're dealing, you know, like Catherine Fitz says, you're dealing with a corporate coupon that they can adjust.

Starting point is 01:09:11 just the value of depending on your conformity to their rules. Well, they can already do that. The whales, who are the whales? When they got the whales, they either take it in, take it out, and it goes up, it goes down. They can already manipulate the market. That's precisely my point. They can already do this.

Starting point is 01:09:28 If they get everybody corralled onto that reservation, then, you know, if they don't like your position, your political, just look at Canada during, um, uh, just and Trudeau's regime up there when they debanked the Canadian truckers for protesting his government's policies. They literally turned off their bank accounts. Well, that's the problem. If they can do that, they can do that and will do it in a completely digital system. And that's why it's a klepto currency. Because at that point, if they can regulate the value of your currency depending on your behavior, it's not a currency at all. It's a coupon,

Starting point is 01:10:13 which they can choose to honor or not. So use cash, use cash as much as you can. I can see the day that you can pretty much bet your bottom dollar that the black market is going to be conducted in actual species, gold or silver coin.

Starting point is 01:10:37 Yeah, I can see that too. I can definitely, I think, you know, whenever you do have a socialist country, you see a giant black market open up. Because in that socialist system, the only way to thrive is like literally becoming a singer or an athlete is the only way you can get your family out of poverty. It's such lockdown that then you see black markets open up where people are like, I got to do this because I can't make any money anywhere else. and you see gangs and mafias and cartels start to show up because they have to work outside the system because the system's so locked down. And the only people that thrive are the people who are elite and then completely corrupt politicians. And then you end up with like you did in the early days of the Bolshevik reign where you have a dictatorship of food. You know, it's the people who have the food.

Starting point is 01:11:29 Those are the ones who will have all the power eventually. I mean, if we really get to that point. because that was, I mean, famine, you know, it was all in the early days, like they had to, the farmers were like, we're keeping our shit, dude. I don't know. You know, and then, you know, they turned to violence and there was a massive. And what you see when that happens is this seizing of the means of production. Well, that was it. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:11:49 Is that you take, you take the means of production, food and stuff like that, and you get rid of the farmers and you just try to insert company loyalists who don't know what they're doing. And then famine comes. Actually, in Russia, it was even more complex because what people forget, again, Americans don't know history. In Russia, you had Tsar Alexander II after the Crimean War. The Russian elite that ran the country, including the autocracy, realized that if Russia were to remain a great power, they had to industrialize, and they could, not industrialized under their feudal system. Because remember, Russia, up until the middle of the 19th century,

Starting point is 01:12:43 was still a feudal society. It was a slave society. And in order to get to the point where they could keep up with the pace of industrialization, they had to abolish that feudal slave system. And they did it very cleverly. And, you know, this is why Russia is, a kind of hidden player in the American Civil War. Yes.

Starting point is 01:13:09 Okay. What the autocracy did was they created a system of low interest loans. They funded the loans by issuing sovereign securities bonds. The loans were made to the serfs themselves to be emancipated to buy their land from their landlords. and then an additional amount for the loss of their labor to the landlord. So they became property holders with their own farmland that they were responsible for. Their previous landowner was compensated for the loss of his lands and the loss of his labor. So it was a compensated manumission.

Starting point is 01:14:00 It worked very well. Russia in that 40 years from the Crimean War up to the turn of the century and really up to the outbreak of World War I began to industrialize at an alarming pace. It became the Ukraine became the breadbasket of Europe as a result of the massive increase in food production so that Russia was not only feeding its own population, it was feeding Europe. what happened when the Bolsheviks stepped into power? Well, they turned that whole clock back and collectivized the farms and said, no, we're taking all that land away from you. The state owns it now, but you get to farm it. Unbelievable. So in other words, they recreated the surf system.

Starting point is 01:14:56 And what happened to Soviet agriculture? It began to tank. I grew up in the 70s, and I remember. that every year the United States and the Soviet Union had to negotiate a new grain deal because Soviet production was falling short. Now look what's happened.

Starting point is 01:15:15 Russia got rid of the communism. It lost the Ukraine as part of its territory and it still is producing enough food to feed its own citizens without the Ukraine. So yeah, does the socialist feudal

Starting point is 01:15:35 slave system work? No. It's a very efficient system for controlling populations and keeping your own power. And that's about it. And it's crazy to me because, you know, going back to Mondani, you know, you have these progressives who like are very much atheists, right? I mean, most of these progressives are atheists. Yet now they're 100% voting for a particular Abrahamic religion. It's like it's... Well, you've got to understand something about the progressive and it's not a surprise that they do this because to the progressive religion is nothing but part of a political process it can all be managed by process it really is not that important we don't need to pay attention to what a religion says

Starting point is 01:16:27 about the infidel and cutting off their head if they don't pay the jizzi attacks you know and on and on it goes So in other words, it's not surprising to me at all that the progressives vote for these people because culture is not on their radar. To them, the entire thing is all about the political process. And process is never a substitute for substance. That's the problem. look at what America's solution has always been since the Philadelphia Constitution. Why did we have a civil war? Why did we have it?

Starting point is 01:17:10 Well, it was fundamentally, not just because there was a slave section to the country and a free section to the country, but underneath those two things, there were vastly different cultures in the north and in the south. The northern culture was particularly. predominantly, as you say, progressive. It was secularized Calvinist Puritans, basically running that cult. Think Ralph Waldo Emerson and people of his ilk.

Starting point is 01:17:39 When you go to the South, what do you have? Well, you have a fundamentally Anglican sort of high-episcopalian culture of the southern plantation owner, and all of that northeastern Yankee revivalist, you know, evangelical tent meeting mentality is about as far from the,

Starting point is 01:17:58 average southern way of looking at things as you can get. So you have two cultures. So what's holding it together? Process. The government. You have a government trying to govern two different countries all with the same

Starting point is 01:18:15 process. And eventually what happened? Well, it didn't work. Abraham Lincoln had to come along and say, well, it's the union. And the union is indissoluble. It's kind of like a Roman Catholic marriage, by the way, in that respect.

Starting point is 01:18:31 You can't dissolve it. Once in, it's a suicide pact. You've got to stay in. No matter how bad it gets, you've got to stay in there. Well, the South said, no, that's not the way it works. No, sorry, bye. So in other words, the process solution to substantive issues seldom works. It always boils down to force.

Starting point is 01:18:56 And that's where we are now. And by the way, I don't think, I don't think even for, I think the, I think the, I think the substantive cultural issues are becoming so extreme. I mean, we've got a whole segment of the population that can't tell the difference between a man and a woman. Yeah. You know, and if I were the ladies, yeah, I'd be a little upset too. You know. So, yeah, we're getting to the position where the cultural extremities are so extreme that no amount of process is going to hold. And by the way, no amount of force is going to hold it together. Ain't going to happen.

Starting point is 01:19:32 I got a new joke about how, like, basically, if you want to live in a proper society, you got to get rid of political correctness. You just got to. It's like, you have to be calling people out in their bullshit, dude. I mean, and we're just so worried. And, like, you have registered clinical doctors talking about men having babies. I know. And they're everywhere. And yet the people who try to call it out as BS get shadow ban.

Starting point is 01:19:56 to the dark realm. It's such a, just a dark, dark web of, of anti-god. It's like an anti-nature. And it's everywhere. My question to you,

Starting point is 01:20:09 I'm not going to keep you much longer, but my question to you is, I think in our modern society, we mistake culture for our heritage. And so much culture is basically manufactured in these think tanks in a way to push a, ideology that is anti-god, anti-nature, anti-good for you. It's like, you know, whether we look at feminism, the hip-hop culture, even to a point like Wahhabism in a weird way where it's like

Starting point is 01:20:42 you're just, you're taking out these moderates and you're installing these extremists to kind of just plunder everywhere. Like, what are your thoughts on that? Well, if I'm understanding you correctly. pardon me. If I'm understanding you correctly you're suggesting that they're in the absence of a culture that is

Starting point is 01:21:10 a high culture that holds us together that they are manufacturing a substitute, a kind of Erzatz culture. Yes. A mass marketed version of culture. and if that's the case, yeah, I think you're on to something there

Starting point is 01:21:31 because the experiment of trying to hold discrete regional cultures together by mere governmental process is what I think is breaking down in this country. And it's an enlightenment idea. And, you know, the enlightenment has come and gone because it simply didn't work. and we're still trying to make that work. Okay.

Starting point is 01:21:59 It's the Constitution. Well, yeah, when you're dealing with a bunch of Freemasonic Anglican deists that are putting together a constitution, so long as the country remains that way, it'll probably work. You know, it's a republic if you can keep it to cite one of those guys. All right. But as soon as that culture shifts away from that, what happens? to that machinery of government that you've erected. So the problem I think is, yeah, America was never able because of its inception as an anti-traditioned country built in. Okay, we're rejecting all that European stuff. We've got to have our own music. So we have to listen to

Starting point is 01:22:48 one-dimensional 24-7 rock music with a jungle beat and put loincloths on and a bone in our nose. I'm sorry. I'm, you know, I'm an 18th century Johann Sebastian Bach kind of guy. I like complex music, not simple crap that is drummed into our heads 24-7. I agree. They have to manufacture a culture. And by the way, in my book, Microcosm and Medium, I go into how the CIA was involved directly in a lot of those 1960s rock groups to promote and drive a particular musical culture. culture into society.

Starting point is 01:23:29 And it was for a reason. Part of it was to make people stupid. And in that sense, they've succeeded beyond their wildest imagination. I agree. Because we're some of the stupidest people on the planet. So, yeah, I think they're trying to create a culture. And lo and behold, what are they doing? Well, they're using AI to do it.

Starting point is 01:23:51 In other words, they're creating a complete fiction that has no grounding in actual human reality. It's just like our markets. Our markets are now being run by algorithmic trading executed by computers. Well, if your markets are being run and traded by algorithms and computers, how much of that represents real human evaluation of price, cost, and risk? How much? None of it. None of it.

Starting point is 01:24:21 So the market gets more and more disconnected from on the ground, boots on the ground, human economic reality. Oh, the market's running perfectly. You know, the economy is just perking right along, you know, says the grumpster and all of his people in Mar-a-Lago. And yet the people on the ground are having to pay more money for less groceries and more money for rotten health care. And, you know, just so long as the AI says the markets are going okay, then everything's okay. Well, you know, that's, again, you're divorcing yourself from reality. So, yeah, they're creating a false culture. I don't think it will survive because of its anti-and-human nature.

Starting point is 01:25:12 On my website, I have a fellow in Portugal that's an architect in Portugal that just wrote a book. It's a good book about he's talking about artificial intelligence and the cult of modernism in the arts. And as an architect, he's, you know, he looks. at all these ugly buildings. You know, think of the Obama presidential library. Oh, it's so ugly, dude. Yeah, well, yeah, of course it is. But there's a reason that's ugly.

Starting point is 01:25:38 They want it to be ugly. Yep. They want it to be ugly. Why? Look at what they did in the 1950s with the design of airports. Ever notice how they all look the same? All over the world.

Starting point is 01:25:50 Doesn't matter where you are. You can be it Tokyo Hanetti or LaGuardia, and they're all the same. Okay. Why? Why? Well, it was deliberate. So yeah, they're foisting a culture on people, and they're foisting, how to put it, they're foisting a culture where the symbols are not apposite to what they symbolize. In other words, the symbols are almost contradictory to what they're intended to symbolize. so in other words you're dealing again with that mentality

Starting point is 01:26:29 that splits the brain and uses something twisted to symbolize something normal and natural and you know a culture founded on those principles breaks down the best example of this

Starting point is 01:26:48 I can give for people to if you really want to sink your teeth into this whole culture issue the German novelist Thomas Mann wrote a novel called Dr. Faustus, and it's a retelling of the Faust myth, the devil and the guy that makes a bargain with the devil. The guy in the novel that makes the bargain with the devil is a composer, and Thomas Mann is in the novel, he is fictionalizing the life of his friend, the composer Arnold Schoenberg.

Starting point is 01:27:26 Now, if you haven't listened to Arnold Schoenberg's music, go do so. Try to, anyway. And then go listen to Clara the Cat. You know, listen to Arnold Schenberg's piano music and then go listen to Clara the Cat. And I'll tell you, Clara the Cat's a lot better and a lot easier on the ears. But in the novel, he goes into why Schenberg started writing all of this ugly, unlistenable music. And it's because the devil makes a deal with him.

Starting point is 01:28:02 And there's a whole chapter where you have this confrontation between the devil and this composer. It's a wonderful chapter. If you don't read anything else in that book, read that chapter. And the devil comes to this composer in one of his fits of madness. And the devil says, I can offer you and listen to the answer. anti-traditional part of this philosophy here, because this is what's driving the modern West. I can offer you one-of-a-kind, absolutely unique, irrepeatable originality.

Starting point is 01:28:42 And he does, because everyone who follows him is mimicking him. Now, contrast that offer, you know, he achieves his fame. And by the way, Arnold Schoenberg becomes a famous composer by writing uniquely, originally, ugly music. Okay. And I don't even glorify it with the term music. It's anti-music. If you turn the clock back to the 18th century and look at a Mozart or a Bach or a Haydn or a Beethoven or a Hendel, you know, those composers in that wonderful 18th century, they are taught music not only to imitate the masters but they are given a theme of a previous musical master to develop in a different way than that original master did so in other words your whole musical education was not against tradition it was to develop that tradition to develop that crap they weren't just a bunch of guys banging out tunes in their

Starting point is 01:29:54 garage on their guitar. They were trying to understand the craft as well as human intelligence could, the craft of making music. And the only way to do that was to become part of that tradition and to develop it in a different way that was not against that tradition. So contrast, the devil's offer in Thomas Mann's book, I can offer you one-of-a-kind, absolute unique, irrepeatable originality versus a Beethoven or a Mozart, whose music we still listen to. Why? Because it's well built. It's well constructed.

Starting point is 01:30:38 And it's beautiful. You're so right, dude. I mean, there's the American dilemma. We can either get back to tradition and understand that this anti-tradition ride that we've been on for the last 250 years isn't working out too well. and we might want to rethink a few things, or we can continue to our self-destruction, which we're well on the way to. I mean, the Soviet Union collapsed. So what did Russia do?

Starting point is 01:31:09 Is Russia trying to reinvent the Soviet Union? No. No. In fact, if there's a government on the face of the planet that's doing more to return to its traditional religious past, it's Russia of all the countries on the planet. If you look at Moscow today, there is a church called Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow. That church was rebuilt in the last 20 years, completely according to the original design, that Stalin had dynamited to the ground to make room for some temple to so. man or some, you know, monstrosity, that never was built. So they rebuilt that church. In Berlin,

Starting point is 01:32:07 in Berlin, the Germans rebuilt the old Statschlus, the old imperial palace of the Kaiser in Berlin. It's there. They rebuilt it. And by the way, they crowdfunded it. They tore down that ugly temple to modern man that the Soviets built in East Germany on that site and rebuilt the Kaiser's Imperial Palace in Berlin in the old governmental court. You can go online and look at it. So my point is people are fed up and they're moving back. My hope is that we're moving back fast enough because we can't keep going down this route that we're on. I agree. We're watching Great Britain turn against its own tradition and inviting in people from third world crap holes to euphemize Trump's statement about them and turning the United Kingdom into this third world

Starting point is 01:33:08 Muslim crap hole and the same thing in France. Well, it's not working out too well. And that's, it's all been done by people who have no reverence for cultural tradition. It's all process. It's all Mr. Globalone. Yeah, we can. can manage this. You know, we're the expert manager manipulators. We know how to do this. Bull roar. I agree, man.

Starting point is 01:33:32 I mean, everything you're saying right now, you can apply to almost every part of our culture. Comedy, you know, when all comedy was in, it was not funny and that was done on purpose to be like, look at how original.

Starting point is 01:33:44 It's like Hollywood got away from hilarious and went to clever, right? Bingo, bingo. Oh, listen, I'm so glad you mentioned comedy

Starting point is 01:33:52 because, you know, I love to go online and watch old Johnny Carson Tonight show appearances with people that were genuinely funny. You know, Jonathan Winners or Betty White or, you know, Joan Rivers, or people

Starting point is 01:34:06 that knew how to tell a joke and didn't have to use F-bombs all the time to make their point. Or scatological references to make their point. And who were genuinely funny. And now, you know,

Starting point is 01:34:22 And the reason they were genuinely funny was they weren't constantly preaching at people. So again, you know, it's this American evangelical mentality that everything has to be a sermon and a message. Well, you know, there's a place for sermons and messages, but Johnny Carson isn't one of them. I'm sorry. I agree. I agree. You look at that music too, like while everything's crap. Oh, yes, exactly.

Starting point is 01:34:45 That's what's being pushed on you. Because you go back to the architecture, it's like when you look at this bad architecture, your anxiety goes up, your depression goes up. It's not pleasing on the eyes. I remember watching Frank Ocean, who was the gay rapper, pushed forward, and he did something at the Grammys, and the room was quiet because it was so bad. Nobody enjoyed what that's done on purpose. That's why the music is crap. That's why drill rap is pushed forward. That's why all these hooker, rapper chicks are pushed forward. It's meant to be a war on your eye and your soul, and it's meant to be bad. You know, there was a time when like NBC their comedy was so bad and everyone like oh it was a great time the office parks and rack and all this stuff you're like if it was so this is how bad it got for NBC NBC out of four networks was ranked fifth because telemundo had jumped it because their numbers had gone so low because everybody didn't want to watch it well look I you know I I get that because I you know I have my internet comes with with cable

Starting point is 01:35:50 TV where I live, and I haven't hooked up my cable television in the 15 plus years I've lived here. I simply don't watch TV. I refuse to watch trash and to get preached to. If I want to get preached to, I listen to myself on a rant, you know, and even then I don't like it. I don't like ranting. You know, you guys are lucky that you got me in the mood to rant today because I really don't like preaching. But it's become so all pervasive that you. You just can't listen to it. And I don't. Yeah, I think that's...

Starting point is 01:36:24 I'm a curmudgeon, guys. I grew up when the Beatles were on Ed Sullivan, okay? And at that time, I hated them. And the reason I hated them was because everybody else liked them. I was that much of a curmudgeon. It took me a long time to actually listen to them and say, hey, that's not bad. but you know even then

Starting point is 01:36:54 I still make the the distinction between the high culture in the arts and the popular culture in the arts yeah the Beatles are good music are they Johan Sebastian Bach no they're not yeah so sorry and occasionally a beetle

Starting point is 01:37:09 will get through now the Beatles you will see if you're lucky and the reason they do that is because if you're lucky enough to find a radio station that will place them music. It's really bad. And the reason they got to let that through, like you'll see it on Netflix,

Starting point is 01:37:23 they'll just have absolute dog shit. And then one amazing series will come through. And you're like, wow, that's amazing. It's because that builds credibility. They're like, come back to us. Come back to us. Oh, I like that. Okay.

Starting point is 01:37:37 And then it's just crap after crap after crap. And then they'll drop another one on you to get you to go, I can't cancel my thing. I won't get it blah, blah, blah. If I cancel my subscription. And it's just a, uh, A marathon of dog crap with one little shining diamond that keeps you a hook there so you don't cancel and they can still. It's not that they're not making money.

Starting point is 01:37:59 I don't fall for the shining diamond crap. You know, I listen to all my music on CD. So, you know, I refuse to be the victim of the playlist that's the local radio station anymore. Yeah. If I want to listen to Jeff Rotoal, I will listen to Jeff Rotoal. I'll pop in the CD and turn it on and I'll listen to it. so you know i i i i just refuse to be their victim anymore and spotify's gotten so bad that i used to find all these amazing new artists i know they don't introduce me to any more new

Starting point is 01:38:31 artists ever ever ever i know they don't and if it is it's gonna be a i or some bad bunny sounding type shit yeah it's just really bad and like johnny brought it up like and we'll end it here but the detroit lion's half time show with with with jack white and m&m is going to be a thousand times better than the Super Bowl halftime show, which they're just trying to piss you off with. Who do we get? And I don't even know who those people are. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:38:59 I mean, you're blessed. I mean, they're doing artists. Who do we get at the Vegas Browns game? It was a little too old for me, but you, it was the lead singer of the Don Hanley, but it wasn't him. It was a cover band. Okay. Guys, if you're going to talk sports.

Starting point is 01:39:15 If you're going to talk sports. No, we're not. We need to be talking Jack Nicholas, Arnold Palmer, Rod Lager, John McEnroe, Bjornbord. Michael Jordan, Wayne Gretzky. Back when people cared, they don't anymore. Dr. Joseph, this has been an absolutely all-time banger. Thank you for coming. I know we were going to get into more Nazi stuff, but this is exactly what people want to hear.

Starting point is 01:39:41 They want to see me rat and turn purple face. Yeah, dude. We love purple-faced feral, dude. We'll take purple-faced feral any day. of the week. One more time, tell them where they can find you. My website is Giza Death Star, that G-I-Z-A and then Death Star. That's all one word, lowercase. That's my website. That's where they can find me. It's always an honor and a privilege to talk to you. You have an open door. Anytime you got anything going on you want to promote, just tell us you can come on.

Starting point is 01:40:08 And we appreciate you. Let's break down the episode. All right, guys. What did you guys think of Dr. Joseph P. Farrell? What did you think, X-G? Mount Cushmore. He ranted. That was an all-time banger. I loved it. I could talk to him for hours if I thought he wouldn't get irritated with me. I would sit there and talk to him forever. Johnny, your thoughts. Didn't we have one where you irritated him a little bit?

Starting point is 01:40:30 Wasn't that one of the earlier ones? I seem to remember you get... I don't know if we irritated him. I haven't irritated some people. Like that guy from that band who was like, all the Nazis are right, all the witches are right wing. I'm like, not according to my experiences in any way. Anyway, the guy from Blondie.

Starting point is 01:40:49 The worshipping of the darkness is done by conservatives. Totally gotcha, dude. Yeah. To live in your little bubble of stupid. Yeah, it's funny. I love it, dude. Which I'm not, he, you know, he said something similar to that, which is that he thinks that the evangelical tradition is connected or evangelical culture is connected to these liberals going on TV

Starting point is 01:41:10 and, you know, expressing their beliefs and preaching. Interesting. Yeah. And I don't know if I buy that exactly. Well, you know, yeah, everyone's allowed to think what they want. Right, no, but what do you think? I mean, let's unpack it a bit. What do you think about it?

Starting point is 01:41:23 I think there could be something that they are promoting what he sees as false doctrine, which is some, he could say somewhat, I don't want to put words into his mouth, but somewhat connected to the Luciferian, Malachian side of the argument. Yeah. I see that with the left, for sure, and the celebrities. But I just don't know if I see that in the evangelical tradition. I think people were just doing their best at the on the ground level. Do you know what I mean?

Starting point is 01:41:50 It is interesting that, you know, and I'm a huge fan, but it's interesting that you think Israel has a right to exist. Wow. But it is a turd in a turd bowl and it's not based on. That's, I had that written down as a question here. Let's see. At what point do you forfeit your right to sovereignty as a country? Well, you know, I'm going to say something's going to piss people off. I question whether the United States is forfeited.

Starting point is 01:42:18 It's right for sovereignty based on what we've done to the rest of the world. And he's totally right. You're not going to vote your way out of this. It's, I'm not calling for anything. I'm just, I'm sitting in the back and watching, but I 100% go, what we've done to the rest of the world is absolutely disgusting. And whether we have the right to exist based on what we've done to the rest of the world. But what he said was super interesting that the foundation of the birth, you know, the foundation of the births, of this country was based on anti-tradition.

Starting point is 01:42:49 Yes. Well, and it's also, you know, I've seen you grapple with this too, and I'm curious what you think now if it's evolved, because you've talked in the past about being against these various secession, modern secessionist movements, because you don't want to see the balkanization of this country. But at what point, if this country is a force for evil in the world, which you could argue, certainly, is the balkanization of it, but actually a good thing, net. you know, overall for the world. Well, I mean

Starting point is 01:43:17 the dissolving, listen, I don't want the country to dissolve. I don't. I love where I live. I love the country. The mechanism that is the U.S. government right now is completely broken. It's not serving anybody but the powerful elite

Starting point is 01:43:34 is broken except for them. Right. Corporate socialism and all that shit. Which it might you could argue. But, but bulk of the situation is not good. So I don't know what the answer is. Well, it's not good if you're at the top and trying to steer this giant ship the way you want to go. But if you're maybe in a country where they're dropping bombs on you right now,

Starting point is 01:43:54 then maybe it is a good thing. No, I understand what you're saying. I'm saying from us to citizens' point of view. Well, it could not. I mean, maybe it could be good, though. Like, what if, okay, we decide we go to Texas, Texas, the seeds, and we just get to live that Texas life. You know what I mean?

Starting point is 01:44:07 Well, right. But you know, eventually Texas will invade Arizona and Nevada at some point. Yeah, yeah. Right? I mean, it will just curb stop, Louisiana. Louisiana because it's so small. Not that Louisiana isn't great, but you're just not big enough to deal with the fucking hordes of Texans.

Starting point is 01:44:23 It's funny. Louisiana was, I mean, it was the center for industry in that part of the South during the Civil War. I mean, that was the only place that could meant money toward the end of the war, you know, and the North kind of took it over. Yeah. That was the big city, though, in the South was New Orleans. That was it. I mean, what's happening in this country is disgusting.

Starting point is 01:44:40 And I don't, you're just never going to get anybody to be able to focus on it. if they're fighting over Republicans and Democrats, straits and gays, blacks and whites, religions and all that stuff. What is the answer, though? Because I agree totally. You can't vote your way out of it. Voting doesn't...

Starting point is 01:44:55 I mean, I don't want to say anything out of here. I don't know. I mean, what is the answer? But it's like, again, if you have fat homeless people with iPhones, how are you going to get anybody upset enough to do anything? Yeah. He was talking about, would you ever go to organized relationships?

Starting point is 01:45:14 religion? Because he was saying that, we kind of have to go to that, that just going to religion. Again, I understand what he is saying. But I think when people think about organized religion, they think of like what the Vatican has become, right? And- But is he not talking about Roman Catholicism there? Like capital C church? Yeah, I mean, he is. I guess I don't know in my head. I differentiate, you know, these churches and this kind of, I don't know what perceived as like false-difference. doctrine and stuff like this like where the church is inserted itself between you and god when i think the connection should be you to god well that was funny though you mentioned that because

Starting point is 01:45:54 he's talking about i mean a number of the saints he brought up that was their thing was that you needed you needed a priest and or they you know and like elders and stuff in the church to yeah it's interesting to me i don't know i just go off my field because it's i agree with you it's been totally has put me in positions to be right. And it just tells me that like the church has become so corrupt or the organized religion has come so corrupt that it's like it's disconnecting you from Jesus and you from God. That's what I'm talking about.

Starting point is 01:46:32 Johnny, have you seen any change in a church you've been to where it went from like back in the day we're more organized to like kind of like what they're talking about? not the one I went to I mean it hasn't changed in 40 years you do see it more in the in that community I mean yeah there's just all these strip like he said strip mall churches churches and and in a way I I

Starting point is 01:46:57 to me the the is it should you discount a place because it's in a humble building you know what I mean like I don't I don't think I think you just have to judge it by what it's like my friend Tony, like he doesn't believe in going to a structured church. He believes, like, your church should be at home with people's, you know, celebrating your religion. And that's, I mean, that's exactly opposite of what I think the doctor would tell us. It's interesting. No, you're

Starting point is 01:47:25 totally right about that. I mean, and that's the whole thing about, like, are we ever really meant to know what the real story is? And is there actual one real story? Well, okay, now you're getting into like relativistic territory there but i mean i truth i think exists yeah it's a you know there's mysteries wrapped around it but sure it's interesting i just don't think that i'm smart enough and deep into enough to give any answers to anything but i find it like following the teaches of jesus and aligning your free will with god is the best plan to do how you do that is up to you you know but like basic things like love thy neighbor don't steal don't lie don't try to bang your friend's wife all that stuff is like when i look at because i i i've never banged any my friends girls i've

Starting point is 01:48:21 never done that nice job yeah thank you i you know that's the close i'll get to walking on water but um you know it's like those are things that go hey dude you don't do this less chaos comes into your life don't lie, don't murder, don't steal, don't do. Like those are basic rules. They're like, hey, dude, you do any of this? Chaos ensues. You know, that's what I'm saying about lining your free will with God and getting away from instant gratification.

Starting point is 01:48:52 And I'm not perfect. My sex addiction is just chaos. I know. It's very hard. People always laugh at me when I say, sex addiction is 10 times harder to break than drug and alcohol. addiction because wherever you go you're horny yeah right i cannot drink i cannot do drugs i can go to place where those aren't i mean there's there's a joke where oh if you go to uh a a for fucking

Starting point is 01:49:19 sex for sex there's someone there willing to do it with you it's like you can't even stop it i was talking to someone other day about sex addiction and he's like yeah there was always chicks there looking for validation i'm like i could not imagine going to a sex addiction meeting and there's a hot chick you want to bang Like it's, that's like someone drinking Jack Daniels at the fucking. Are they co-ed meetings? There are co-ed meetings. Are they all co-ed or you can get some?

Starting point is 01:49:45 I've never been to a meeting and says women can't show up. It tends to be mostly men. Okay, so are you actually saying this uncommon to see attractive women there? Is that what you're saying? At a sex addiction meeting, I would say yeah. I would say there is probably co-ed, but I would assume there's like a bunch of females they get together and talk about it. But what happens is with females, they tend to go in their,

Starting point is 01:50:06 because they're so, they want love so badly that they put themselves in bad positions that love becomes their addiction, trying to get love whenever they can. Is that sex and love addicts? Is that the same one? That's the problem. They clump them together. And I think they're two different problems. Oh, shit.

Starting point is 01:50:24 Yeah, the love thing is more of a woman's thing, right? The love is more of a woman's thing about just falling for bad boys and just always picking the wrong guy and just, you know, getting, throwing, getting too much into their relationship. and then the ends and then they're just like they're lost. Like that stuff. And when guys are like, I can't stop jerking off the porn and I can't stop cheating on my wife and all that stuff.

Starting point is 01:50:45 It's like, I think it's two totally different things, but that's just me. Guys, you go to samtriplea.com. You can get my dates. We're going to be, again,

Starting point is 01:50:55 I'm going to be at the comedy store for comedy chaos. That will be up on the website by today. Minneapolis, New Year's Eve at Morris Plains at the dojo of comedy. And then what I'm so excited about, it's like this thing is going to be insane and amazing. The people working on are the best of the best. The World War debate, it's going to be packed out. It's going to be like, everybody that we've approached to do it is like, I fucking love this idea.

Starting point is 01:51:24 I think it's fucking great. It's one of those, dude. Yeah, for sure. And it's just got to be executed, right? And even if, let's say, like, we want to get Candace Owens, right? I think what's going on in her life, she doesn't want to be an open. spaces, which I totally understand, you know, so we can't get hurt, but we got other ones that are just, you know, it's going to be great. And these guys are going to make money, you know, that's the whole

Starting point is 01:51:45 thing. It's like we're going to, we're going to make, you know, debaters like pro athletes. That's the goal. If you go to samtripple.com, you get all my videos, all my premium content. Johnny, talk about comedy chaos. I mean, talk about cash daddies real quick. Yeah, how he continues to kill it. He's on there all the time. I mean, he lives on the Patreon. So if you ever wanted access to somebody who knows a lot about what is he supposed to? See, that's a great. That's a great one.

Starting point is 01:52:19 That's a great one. Yeah, he just posted something, why do I, why do I not listen to CNBC? It should just be why I don't listen to me. Yeah. I mean, again, idiot, Savant, as you say. But, yeah, if you wanted access to it, you know, an expert. Yeah, but look at this. I mean, I got to talk to him today.

Starting point is 01:52:36 This is good, though, stocks. Well, that's a good one. Yeah, but the bottom one? Yeah. Well, he's saying he's selling something, so that doesn't really help anybody. Yeah, okay. I'm with you on that. But, hey, dude, the S&P, if you know what that means, this, this Patreon is beating the S&P for what, four years, five years straight?

Starting point is 01:52:56 Yes. Well, yes. No, I don't think we've been doing it that long. I don't know how long we've been doing it. A couple years here. A couple of years now. It's beating it every year. So join it.

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Starting point is 01:56:09 I won't even tell you what he did. I boofed TikTok. There it is. He put nicotine up his poop chute. And it's not a joke. It's not a joke. I sacrificed my manhood for the show. Did you smell it, Johnny?

Starting point is 01:56:23 It was horrific. Why would he smell it? What would I pull it out and put in his nose? He mailed it to me. Could you imagine Johnny doing that? How much money it would take for John to sniff a knick-knack up my buck? 100 grand. I might do that.

Starting point is 01:56:38 You get me 100 grand. If I became a bazillionaire, I would show one so far up my ass. I could see you. Have a hot chick, dig it out, and then make Johnny sniff it for five minutes. You'd be like Mr. Beast, just making people do all these horrible things for money. I don't even think you'd make it Patreon exclusive. I think you'd just give that to the world. I put out for real everywhere, and that would boost the shit out of it.

Starting point is 01:56:58 I pay for so many ads for everybody. see it. I spent another million dollars just boosting it. So everybody's... You waste more on the promotion than you waste on giving him. So funny. All right, guys, enjoy the highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. Okay. Now, this story, we is something we followed for a while. Remember the Supreme Court, like a year or two ago, came to L.A. County and said,

Starting point is 01:57:26 you guys have to start issuing concealed carry permits. you haven't been and it's illegal. Then we find out now, now that the numbers are starting to come in, that these guys haven't been doing a damn thing. These are the numbers we have right here. Okay, hold on just to say, let me see. Where is the number? Okay, applicant, here it is.

Starting point is 01:57:50 According to the Justice Department's lawsuit, LA County Sheriff's Department received 3,982 new applications. and they only two permits were issued. Are you listening? Yeah, I am. 4,000 people applied after the government, the Supreme Court said you have to start issuing these, and they've only done two.

Starting point is 01:58:14 Yeah, it's ridiculous. And they're trying to defend it. Like, oh, no, we're actually, we are doing it. It says applicants have to wait an average of 281 days over nine months, just for the sheriff to begin processing their applications. I know somebody who says that they were doing this, right? And they trick you, bro. They, okay, so you do all this stuff.

Starting point is 01:58:41 You send away your information. And then after nine months, you'll get an email asking for information. And if you reply to that email, it starts the whole process over again, and you have to wait another nine months. They trick you with this email they send, requesting the information. you've already sent. And if you make the mistake of responding to that email, it boots you back to the back of the line again. So they just have people who they're taking application fees from. It's like 100 bucks or something like that to apply. And they've, out of 4,000, too.

Starting point is 01:59:14 It's absolutely ridiculous. And they've been commanded by the federal government to issue these things. And they, they just are like, no, not, not, not getting debt. Not got debt. Not got that. Thousand points of light. Not gun, read my lips. No new taxes.

Starting point is 01:59:33 No new taxes. I am not a wimp. I am not a wimp. He is not a wimp, by the way. I am not. George W. Bush, apparently, is one of the only presidents who was told about, and I think because he was in the CIA,

Starting point is 01:59:50 about the secret meetings that the aliens had, with the government. The reports were that he was one of the ones who was told about that. That's what the people are saying. Kevin Spacey says he's homeless. We have this story here. Kevin Spacey says, I literally have no home.

Starting point is 02:00:10 He's living out of his suitcase and working as a nightclub singer in Cyprus. And he's claiming that if just one of these big directors like Spielberg would work with him, his career would be back on the tracks. Yeah, that kind of happens. when three accusers die. Yeah. You know who's homeless the three accusers? Well, they have a home

Starting point is 02:00:31 in heaven, I guess. Yeah, six feet deep. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Karen Bass finally acknowledged Spencer Pratt's existence. Did you see this, Sam? Oh, really? Yeah, she attacks him

Starting point is 02:00:47 on live on the news here. Somebody has to call to bring it up in front of her, Finally, someone brings it up in front of her. Not just the timing of this, saying that this was kind of misleading because that permit was already issued before the fire. No. Yeah. Yeah.

Starting point is 02:01:04 Well, that's actually not accurate, but Spencer Pratt is deliberately not accurate. But I was not just referring to him. There are several people who deliberately put out misinformation. Yeah. I mean, these progressives think misinformation means something. It's not every day that the mayor of Los Angeles goes. on national television, it calls you a liar. If I'm spreading deliberate misinformation,

Starting point is 02:01:28 then why did Karen Bass delete her post about 915 Kagawa Street? We all know she deleted her post because she got busted. Mayor Bass claimed that 911 Street in the Palisades was the first home rebuilt after the Palisades fire. Then she got called out. Even in this interview, Karen Bass admits she was not occupied by a family before the fire. We all know this was a developer,

Starting point is 02:01:53 not a family home and the permitting process began before the fire occurred. Doesn't matter that they had to renew their existing permits in April. Everyone knows that this was a spec home planned well in advance of the fire with no post-fire regulatory hurdles like actual fire victims who lost their homes or facing. You tried to use this pre-fant commercial project to claim a political win and it backfired on you. You did this interview to backtrack and deflect, but the people who actually lost their homes in the palisades fire, no exactly. what happened and what continues to happen under your failed leadership, Karen Bass, and you're right. It's not just Spencer Pratt. It's thousands of Palisades residents that got screwed over by your failures and we aren't going to stay quiet. And guess what? Don't talk to us

Starting point is 02:02:38 about trauma. You and Newsom and Janice Quignonas at the LADW are why we live now 10 months later with trauma every day. So yeah, he she totally wrong. Hey, New York City. You want to see what happens when you elect a minority socialist. Go look at what Karen Bass has done to Los Angeles. She's burnt it to the ground. This is what they do. Okay. They're Bolsheviks and they come in and they destroy everything around them.

Starting point is 02:03:08 That's what they do. That's what their job is. They want, I guarantee you this is what's happening in Vegas. They want to reset Vegas. They want everyone ran out so that they could do for poor raiders and athletics. They come in when the, city is being just literally controlled demolitioned. All right.

Starting point is 02:03:28 This is what they do. She's an agent provocateur. She's a Bolshevik. She used to go to Cuba to listen to Castro gives speeches. She is one of the worst of the worst. She probably didn't even win that election, okay? Then you have Rick Caruso pushing Prop 50. He's no better than anybody else.

Starting point is 02:03:46 But this town will never change because it's a bunch of trust fund kids who vote, who have sympathetic empathy. that the theory of hate is worse than real world consequences. They're garbage people. Garbage. Yeah. She's garbage. And it's never going to stop because the people in LA are so afraid of getting

Starting point is 02:04:10 a red light when they try to work in Hollywood that they'll never say anything about it. The people who actually come out and say something are the ones who already made their money so they don't give a shit. It's stupid. dude trust fund kids are the most dangerous animal on planet earth they have so much money that they vote with their heart and they vote it's like i was saying about in new york city you see a woman get mugged you can oh you got to ask her who she voted for for first before you help her who'd you help who'd you vote for who'd you vote for oh okay mondani enjoy it uh so enjoy it i thought you might enjoy this this was michael porter junior talking about the wmba he's got a lot of a lot of a lot of

Starting point is 02:04:56 lot of guff because of this comment. I mean, as respectfully as possible. But ninth grade, Lanzo ball in the WMBA, it's going crazy. In ninth grade, I'm over six feet, and I'm dunking. Like, I'm coming through the, like, no girl in the WMBA's doing that. I'm going back door, throw it up.

Starting point is 02:05:18 Like, I'm looking like Jordan out there. I'm going to go probably eighth grade. Because look, bro, I have real experience doing this because I played, um, my sister. went to University of Missouri and I was still a young dude and they had me playing like on the scout team and they had a few WMBA players on a team like Sophie Cunningham and a couple of others and I think I was like in the seventh or eighth grade going dumb. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode subscribe to Broken Simulation in your podcasting

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