Yannis Pappas Hour - Kidnapped By Off Camera Israelites | YP Hour

Episode Date: July 18, 2026

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view. We don't know if the Odyssey's good yet. We don't know. All I know is the social media campaigns are cooking and I'm not sure whether Hollywood has gotten hip like China and Russia and Israel and the United States to a certain extent, but more Israel and China and Russia and whoever else needs interest pushed, right? Or Palestine or Qatar, Qatar in there too. I don't know if Hollywood's finally said, let's get in on this game of sending what we call some free tickets to these influencers. So they can do their little green screen and go, this is I'm a good. Christopher Nolan has done himself. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. The little squeak, what's her name? Elliot Page pulled it off. Not the role. The gender.

because she played a man, because she is a man. She's a new type of man. There's men with vaginas, and she's one. She's five foot one, I believe. So I think she was playing a rather diminutive role, and I think her role was just to run and get killed. And it was really only one scene, and she's shorter than her girlfriend,

but her girlfriend maybe where he hears, which means her girlfriend's probably about 4-9. I'm pretty sure Elliot Page is 5-1. And Elliot Page started boxing, and guess what? If she wanted to box professionally, there would be no controversy. The only controversy would people would be scared for him. It would be the opposite of the controversy on the female side. We all know what's going on.

We all know. We all know why one side has controversy. The other one doesn't. We're not getting into it. You know, it's just, it is what it is. She's five foot one. She weighs a 12, 1, 1, 235. Um, which for look, a 5 foot one trans male, 125, 135, not bad.

I think. I don't know. It's kind of jack, right? You'd expect like a, yeah, she's put on some muscle. She's on pet tides. But we just don't know. Okay? All I know is there's memes going around of her running.

And yes, objectively, I'm, I have to say, based on my personal data set, which is just my lived experience, he runs, he hasn't got the run yet. Those are things you got to work on. Now, a lot of people, you know, yell about things, but when you get into the woods of the reality of it, right? We know trans women have to work on their voice. They do a woman voice, right?

You can, like if they do a normal voice, sometimes it'll sound a little deeper. right and we always talked about how the trans women sound a little bit like the lollipop kids so they do work on the voice on the masculine voice they work on that just like trans women work on it they actually consciously go higher a lot of times right especially if they don't transition earlier these are just the facts of it right so they have like a feeble and so but there's a run and i have to say this is just a recent transition right she didn't transition like 10 years ago right it was very recent so the run we can work on, you know, there's YouTube videos out there. If there's YouTube videos on how to build a sink or how to clean your pool or how to put up your fence, there's got to be videos on how to run a little bit more manly like, right? All the videos of her running, they get taken down because of copyright. But that didn't stop people from meming it on, uh, on the Wild West, which is X. So it's just her, him running.

and it is sort of a, it's not really a warrior, you know, Greek warrior or male run. I mean, you, you know, it comes up. Just like when she was on Alana Gleysus podcast, it was like the way she was talking and she was talking about masculinity. It sounded like, there's the run and you can just kind of, it just is. I mean, you know, it just. it doesn't look like a guy who could carry a shield. It just has, you know, the look of someone who has spent a majority of life being female. And not saying it's a good thing or a bad thing.

I'm saying it's a thing. All right? And that's why so many people memed it because, objectively, it has that vibe. It has a vibe of someone, you know, not going to win an Oscar for the run, right? But she could win an Oscar for an empathetic osper, right? Like a lot of this stuff now is like the inclusive empathetic, like kind of. It's not the merit talk.

It's not the reality per se. It's about like she's making a point, give it to her. We all know that, right? I think everyone, even on the left, we all kind of know in a lot of ways that's what's going on. And we all know, in some way you got to think, when women started making up the majority of universities and, you know, 50% or more in middle management and corporate world, when that started to grow, you were probably going to see, ironically, this is what the ironic thing is, you were probably going to see a little bit of a shift in the culture from more of like a hierarchical male competitive to a little bit more of a passive aggressive. and maybe empathetic, overly empathetic kind of culture clash with that male corporate structure. Not saying it's a good thing or a bad thing. I'm saying it's probably a thing. It's probably not a coincidence that the culture is changing this way as women have attained positions of power.

And like I said, it's ironic because these things are presumably tethered or anatomically anchored. tethered to our gender and anatomically anchored, right? By the way, why did they change it from sex change to gender transition? Right? Because gender transition makes it sound like you can transition to a ve-em. When really it's, it is kind of a male-female. That's an F-to-M, and M-to-F, right? It's the sex change is kind of, but I understand why we had to put another layer on that

to obfuscate, obfuscate what is. Because there is no, there is no sexual, there is no biological change to it, they, them, right? It's like you take the hormones that are associated with the male gender,

you take the homos that are associated with the female gender, and then your imagination calls you what you want on top of that. But, technically, it's a sex change. Anyway, yeah, because nobody can, you can't dress into a transition to a nosotros. You can't go in and say, I want to go from F to NV, Nosotros Vos, there's no male to nosotros,

right? It's male to female or female to male. It's pretty, the change is binary, which is, you know, that's why we got to throw layers on top of that because it's just one of these things. And look, I'm not saying they're wrong. There's paradoxes everywhere, right? The quantum physics split experiment. Maybe it's one of those things. Is it males, a females, or it's both.

Maybe gender only picks one when we look at it. Like the split particle, like the wave particle function. Maybe it has to be measured in some way. It has to be interacted with a third party or third energy or something. Maybe we're all the same, like all the general. until someone looks at us, which would then imply that, you know, it would do two things.

It would be very progressive in saying we're all things till someone looks at us, but then it would be very conservative in saying someone gets to judge and say, what you are. Someone gets to go, I see that or I see that. So, you know,

but this is what makes the world fun. So it's like, don't, don't take it too serious. You know, it just makes the world. world fun. There's no easy answers here. I'm not advocating a position. I'm noticing things. I'm noticing that I saw a chick run who's now a male who has male hormones, but I saw a chick run. If you put the shadow up, if they put that in a shadow, you know, like they do when they,

when somebody's testifying against the mafia, I would say, and they say, what was that, a male or female running? I would say it was a female running, right? And people go, oh, female athletes. I go, yeah, It was a female who's not a female athlete running. If you want to get technical, if you were trying to catch me there and say, but females, what if it was a female airman? Well,

it wasn't. Because if it was a female athlete, I would have seen some titty jingling, and I would have seen, yeah, they still kind of run a little girly more, a little more girly. But yeah,

they would run less girly than that. If Caitlin Clark was playing that role with her tits, she would have ran more manly than this young man. And that's just what it is, I mean, look at the run. It just doesn't have, it looks like either like a little boy running or like a female running. And that's just, that's just, uh, I guess that's the construct as well, you know, but she was on the pockets of the Lana Glazer. And she was like, masculine. It's like, and she was like her, her motions were, his motions, his motions were typically.

seemed a little more female. Feminine, whatever. But that's okay. You got to practice. There's YouTube videos. There's how-toes. And he's going to get to those. He's got to, he's got the DIYs.

You can learn it. If you can learn, you know, dribble drills on YouTube, you sure can learn how to run like a man. You know. I love that podcast. I love that podcast. I know her. She's great.

She's found her niece. She found everyone's got their thing. Everyone's got their crowd. Everyone, their crowd is aligned politically. Everyone's politically. They get in the room. They all pretend that they like each other because they agree on politics. You know, they, they, they, it's really kind of soul crushing for everyone.

Right. And when you have these obvious when, like I said, data can be soul crunching or when objective reality or majority. opinion gets in the way. It kind of is troublesome for you. It's bothersome. When you're in front of your friends, you all say one thing, but then when you're alone, taking a piss in the bathroom, you know there's truth to it. It's a tough way to live to have to defend an inflexible ideology, right?

It's like I said, how funny it is to watch socialist now pivot from Sweden to China, to watch inflexible ideology chase reality is very fun, right? Because you can't admit anything is flawed in your thing. So you got to just, you got to move the goalposts and gaslight someplace else. Right. So that's just what you got to do. But I love her podcast because at one point she had AOC on and AOC was talking about how black people created democracy. And while I was watching it, and then she was going, yeah, right, mm-hmm, like preach on, but she was, it was awkward and white. It wasn't like black people going, mm-hmm.

You ever watch those Bible influencers, the blacks where some guys preaching some scripture? And then the guy sitting there's going, oh, mm-hmm, oh, like he just took a bite, you know? Like, he just took a bite of the best burger he's ever had. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. She was just going, right, mm-hmm, right, yeah, mm-hmm. So it was like awkward and white, right? But they were talking about how black people created democracy.

Now, all due respect to black people. I was watching it, and you know what my first, you know what my first thought was? The clip looked like they had been kids, the clip looked like they had been kidnapped by black Israelites who were all. off camera. And so that was just the visual I had in my head. And then when you have that visual in your head and then you watch the clip, it's really funny.

If you just imagine that there's black Israelites off camera, just that they've been kidnapped in a room. And they're just standing there in like a threatening manner. And it's just, it's very funny. Here it is. Yeah, yeah. Why not? You've never heard it, right?

Let's have it. I mean, come on. There's, you know. Opinion. Truly. what America is all about, I think about the civil rights and voting rights movement and how black Americans really created democracy

in a strategy. That's right. That's exactly right. How they made something from nothing. It is just beyond me. She always slips up like that. They made something from nothing is more of the capitalist opportunity. She always slips up.

There's another one where she was talking about, and she's like, I can understand why people vote very differently in like Maine or like Queens when it comes to guns. You know, the content and you just want to go, do you know what you're saying? Do you know what you're saying? Do you know what you're implying? I almost thought for a little while she was having an affair, like she was getting some really good dick from like some MAGA conservative.

Because you know that usually that's, the politics usually follow the family or the dick or pussy you're getting. It's usually, you know, people aren't, you know, people don't look into this stuff too much. That's exactly right. They made something from nothing. That does not mean democracy. That has nothing to do with democracy.

That's more of an economic context. That's very pro-capitalist, what you just said. But we're not going to bring that up because Israelites have you off camera and you've been kidnapped. Let's finish it up. Let's finish it up. Yeah. I think about how, like, native people have survived and preserved and, and. What does this have to do with democracy?

They need to bring it there. They need to, you know, it's sort of like, it's like when you're running for comptroller of Wichita now. They go, okay. So, Israel, Palestine, what's your view? And they're going, I'm running for Comptrol of Wichita. And they're going, yeah, yeah. No, we got to bring it there.

You know, whether you're in Michigan, New York State, whatever it is, this is the issues they write in on. And even if it's about another issue, they tie it to that because it is the milieu now. It is, it's in the culture. It's, what's the word I'm looking for? The German, zeitgeist. Sightgeist! It's the zeitgeist. It's what has empowered them, right?

So we're talking about democracy and somehow we started talking about black people making something from nothing and natives. Surviving. So, you know, because here's the thing a lot of people don't realize, right? These people, right? Who are, you know, I focus on them a lot

because they're fun to make fun of because to me it feels like a Christopher guest movie. You know, when I see Sneiko going, inshalla, it just feels, you know, or I see the kids in the Mao. It just feels like, like I've said before, like Christopher Guess movie. But, you know, the thing is,

capitalism was a rebellion of the people. against feudalism. We've only had like a few systems and when you try to conceive of systems, it's hard to think of another system besides some sort of redistribution from the government, but that's sort of akin to communism,

but then robots will be doing the work. It's maybe AI brings in another one, but if we take AI out of the equation, we really have feudalism, capitalism, and communism, right? Socialism was created as a critique of capitalism. You can't have socialism without capitalism. You need capitalism to fund your welfare state.

If you have no capitalism, it just becomes communism. And there has to be a leader at the top. Have you ever tried to do a creative project where everyone was the boss? Have you ever gotten a plane where everyone was the pilot? And so that person usually becomes the pilot. They get in there. They claim this. but then they get the power and they get the pull.

And, you know, do they not want the best cigars? Who's going to stop them? Human nature. And that's the whole reason why we rebelled against Kings. Because the founders were like, okay, power corrupts always. No matter how good the guy is going in, the power corrupts. So what we're going to do is term limits. These guys, and they've got to be elected by the people.

And these are the checks we're going to put on it, right? So I don't think these people even understand that capitalism, what's the alternative? Futalism? And then when you go, well, communism is the alternative. You go like, doesn't communism throughout history when we look at the data look a lot like feudalism? Don't they end up kind of? And then people go, well, look at the, there's like oligarchs happening. Like, yeah, there's a new industry where people got disproportionately wealthy.

That'll balance out. just like it balanced out after the industrial revolution, right? These are basically the new industrial capitalist railroad barons, right? That era, there was a new economy. There was a new technology machines and shit just started going up. And people got disproportionately wealthy and had disproportionate amount of power. But then it kind of bounces out, you know, it does. and yeah, I mean, yeah, there's some oligarchs.

But oligarchs is, you know, we use that emotionally. Are they truly oligarchs? Are they funding? Yeah. Corporations do. You get the money out of politics. You can tinker in that way. But this whole tinkering with the affordability crisis with like, hey, we're going to,

landlords are now going to have to pay for, they're going to have to pay for. they're going to have to pay for the credit check. We're going to freeze the rent. All these things that have been tried in these other cities were mixed results, like I said in the last episode. You know, all those things don't address the core issue. Because the core issue, no matter what you want to believe is that there is a supply and demand situation,

which beautifully runs and parallels and coincides with free choice, free will, pursuit of happiness, right? Freedom. They work together. I want to live here. We have an affordability crisis in New York more because people want to live in expensive neighborhoods.

Because guess what? Prices are pretty much stable in the South Bronx and East New York, right? So if a lot of these people were like, know what, I'm going to just go and pay half in the, in the South Bronx or East New York, that would lighten the load a little bit. What we have is too little supply and too much demand in the very politically active areas where people don't want to give up the dream. I got a joke about it now.

It's a good one. I'm not going to put it on here. I need it for the stage. But, right? Cleveland does not have a. rent problem. They don't need. These people have not come to power in the way they've come to power here with the

policies they've proposed because Cleveland needs business. Cleveland needs the opposite, right? So I understand why these people came to power because shit got it too expensive. But they're a little selfish, which is ironic, self-interested, and sort of unconscious of how they've created the problem, right? they want to be here, they want to keep the dream going. Not everyone gets the success that they want when they move here for the dream, right? How does it work?

A lot of business comes to a place that attracts a lot of people for a lot of opportunity, a lot of dreamers, a lot of capital, and then the overflow comes. Most people don't make it and they don't want to leave. So if you want to continue to live in the premier neighborhoods in New York City that everyone wants to live in, you can expect that there's going to be astronomical rent. I mean, what do you want me to do? Unless they build more houses where there's room, unless they gentrify the South Bronx and keep going, there's plenty of neighborhoods that they could try.

You've got to talk to the lesbians to get in there. They're the only ones that initiate it. But there's tons of bad neighborhoods where you can push the people out who you're now campaigning on behalf of. I mean, what do we do? What planet are we on? I mean, what fucking planet are we on? This is not this one.

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So what do you do? You throw checks in there. Very good. Socialist checks. A lot of great ideas. That's why every place is a mixed economy, even if they call themselves communist for ideological reasons. It's a state-directed capitalist economy. I don't know why this is so hard for people.

It's just crazy that people have such a hard time with the date of objective reality. When you say communism looks great in China, you're going, that's authoritarianism, you fucking idiot. It's a state-directed capitalist system, you fuck? What the fuck is wrong with people? It just shows you how susceptible people are to filtering the propaganda towards what they emotionally need to believe. China as a communist country failed miserably. So they had to enact capitalist reform. forms and now that's what we have.

So I don't know what planet everyone's on. But they go, I went over there. It's pretty clean. Nobody's doing any crime. It's going, yeah, because they fucking, it's an authoritarian. There's no crime in Saudi Arabia either. But that one you critique, but you don't critique this one? I mean, what do we fucking do it?

So are you for authoritarianism? Because that's actually what they really are. And I've made that point many times. They're for centralized power. Now, they're not smart enough or aware. Now, I'm not going to say smart because that's belittling, although it's true. They're not aware enough to know that that's really what they are for until they run out of bullshit and they just say it. This is actually something that we committed to at convention having our endorsed candidates supporting the program.

It's a requirement now. And so that'll be incorporated into our endorsement process. It sounds so radical, like abolish the Senate, abolish the Supreme Court, like, et cetera, et cetera. But it's really, it's not. Like, those are the things that need to happen. So whenever people are like, oh, my God, they want to get rid of the president. I was like, well, I don't know what we would call it in the future. We could call it the head honcho of.

So they say Trump is a fascist, which he might be. I don't know. But they say Trump's a fascist. They're Antifa. They say Trump is trying to. you know, consolidate power. We've become a king.

No kings. And here we just had, she's a very high up operative in the DSA. And they're having a conversation about abolishing the Supreme Court, abolishing the Senate, and abolishing the presidency and exchanging it for a head honcho. For a dictator. It's,

it is, it is, I don't know what even to do anymore. Like, you can have it. Like, I don't know what to do. This is the type of slop that is popular now. It's this freshman year slop, like liberal arts freshman year slop that a lot of comedians on both sides kind of slide in on this slop. I mean, I don't know.

And the people just rah, rot, rot. I think a lot of it on the internet is smoke and mirrors with, with forms. in interest, juicing those posts and perspectives. And then people just, it works just like marketing. They see it a lot. So they think it's true. But I don't think anyone sticks around and picks it apart like I do in a certain way. But it's just slop.

I mean, we're at the point, I mean, this, this fucking Candice-Oas things. I mean, it's just, you know, you don't know what to say to people. I mean, you just can't. They just say the government. government. And then it's now it's the American. Now, I thought it was the Israelis. Now it's the Americans, but then they go, the Americans working with you. It's like, has anyone heard of Occam's Razor? I mean, why are we back? How ironic is it that the information is at our fingertips. But the only thing people use this

thing for is to jerk off and argue. They use it to jerk off and argue and to vomit their mental illness on here. Nobody's reading anything. Nobody's switching up their algorithm. Nobody's Using AI to ask questions, the greatest machine invented to synthesize data and human information in an unbiased way. I know what you said. I mean, more so than we are, right? Because you can prompt it from different angles. You can find out if you want to find out. You can prompt it all types of ways.

But people don't do that because you're jerking off and they're arguing. The irony of that, that we've, we've, it's been a mud slide back to like, has anyone heard of Occam's razor did? You know, these things, these wisdoms, these adages are there for a reason. It's all there for, it's all for a reason. We have really decoupled ourselves from the traditions that have taken and wisdom and knowledge and experiments. that have happened in history. We've just decapitated ourselves from them. And we want to do it again.

We want to suffer the same. Like we not even take, we won't even take a peek at San Francisco. Right? And how the progressives worked out there. Nobody's taking a look there. People on that side are only taking a look at Nixon. They're only taking a look at Bush.

They're only taking a look at Trump. Right? And the Trump MAGA people are only taking a look at the DSA, right? They're only taking a look at Cuba and Venezuela. And they don't admit like, yeah, you need to have a mix of economy. You need, they don't look at any of the merits of it. Which other presidents, by the way, that were right wing, was unheard of, right? Like Reagan was not going to get rid of Medicaid or Medicare or, you.

You know, he was even like some of the most right-wing people were like, yeah, we need some gun control. I mean, it's just people are so decoupled from data, decoupled from experience. The arrogance that it's the arrogance of use. It's that smug smile that Mom Dami does. I know, I know the Mom Dommies. I went to a university with the Mom Dommies. I had a mother who was an idea person. Right? But then you put her in the real world.

You know, I just, I know what it is. My mother was an idealist, a utopian, a communist, you know, international rights. I get it. It's all beautiful stuff. And I don't know. Maybe those people need to work with people who are better at practical shit. But like, you know, it's just this, he comes from a background where his immediate environment is contemplatives, right?

It's like his mom's an architect, so I guess she has a real job, right? And, but his dad is who he seems to, like, you know, he seems to take after his dad a little more because he didn't take it. It's not the math and science going on with him. He was a rapper before this, which, by the way, if his rapping career took off,

do you think he would ever run from air? Tough touring schedule. Tough touring schedule. This is his second choice. And he failed up, which I like. But his dad is one of these university professors, right? And I had these two, right? You got tenure, which is a good idea and also a terrible idea, right?

It's got its pros and cons, like most things in this imperfect world. So they run their fucking mouths. They don't live in the real world. That's why they call it a community of contemplatives. It's just people sitting on a fucking campus with guaranteed money, you know, and tenure and just, just ideas, baby. They just live in the platonic realm as if a perfect circle is possible here. And they always advocate for a perfect circle. And they always, they always rail on the United States and Europe.

You want to know why? You want to know why you can make human rights, abuse allegations against the United States and Europe. because those are the few places that will allow you to do it. Those are the, of the few places that will actually even listen at all. So what they do is they hold America to a standard they would never hold any place else at, which is a nifty little trick. They hold America to a standard that they would never hold any place else to. And the reason why that's a nifty little trick is,

is because America is one of the only places that's free and has protections. So America will always fall short. They hold it to a standard they would hold no other place to. They never mention, I never hear them talking about fucking Nigeria or Sudan. I never hear anything except United States and Israel. That's all I hear about. I don't hear about Turkey. I don't hear about, is a dictator there?

I don't hear about Mao. I don't hear shit about these other places. It's just United States, Europe, Israel. Now Israel's joined the fray for obvious reasons. And Israel obviously listens a lot less than those two. But that's the irony of it. So my advice is if you're going to get famous or make a career at a bash of the United States, make sure you emigrate here first so you can get rich and

fame is doing it. That's my advice. There's no point to yell from Senegal. Right? First of all, they're going to, it'd be hard to get Wi-Fi. Secondly, you're not going to make any money there, right? It would be pointless to do it from China because China will like what you're doing, but they just don't pay that much.

And they never want you to shine over the party. So you can't really be the guy in the Mao. You can't be that guy. It can't be about you, right? It can't be about you. It can't be about you making the obvious pivot, seeing the merit to the critique that, A, you live in a $2 million,

you got to pool, you're wearing cardiac glasses, that $3,500. Now I'm going to pivot a little bit. I'm going to start dressing like Bernie Sanders a little bit. I'm a pivot because I see that that's hurting me. So I'm going to quietly pivot and say that I got older people watching now, so I got a really bucket of that I put a set up. When really we know, it's like, I'm going to dress it down a little bit.

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Hymns is not affiliated with or endorsed by Viatris. So I don't know if the Odyssey was good. Because we come back full circle to the Odyssey because this is the zeitgeist, the setting for this new movie. Before the promo machine started, it became an outrage machine. right there was always trolls but now they're incentivized right it's evil that's what that's what evil does is it accuses tries to accuse and spin the truth and that's what canceling and doxing is like you know that's what the great moral teacher of the past says that the devil does whether you want to say

the devil's a real thing a spiritual thing or an allegory we all know we all know when we come across it, there's an evil energy, and that's what they do. And you can always, you can always identify it because they're always pointing outward, and they're hiding everything about themselves, right? And they have this illusion that by preemptively controlling everything, right, they are protected in some way, right? So that's why they do it. And they just point out and they go and they try to twist the truth, spin the truth,

and hold you up for judgment. That's what they do. And they're just an age and a tree holding you up for judgment with no empathy, with no understanding. And most importantly, with no reality. It's just they spin it, they lie, they'll do whatever to try to hold you up. you know in the Bible I think it was uh what did they call the devil and uh it's like he accuses it's like the accuses to God like he's always trying to convince God that this person is

shit right so um no just go the accuser yeah the slanderer the liar the slanderer um think from Revelation. No. Just go the accuser, Bible accuser. Can you put that in the search? Or the, or right there. Yeah, on the chat. You see the Bible devil accuser. The accuser is the translation, I think, if I remember correctly. And that's what the whole society is. That's my point. Yes, it's the accuser of our brothers and sisters. So he stands before God and accuses people day, So he's petitioning to God because he's trying to ruin God's shit. So he's trying, he's like the prosecutor. And he, you know, he's got an innocent victim.

He's trying to win cases because that's what he gets off. He just gets off on it. Now, psychologists will say people are made like this because they grew up with the environment where there was a narcissistic, critical parent who gaslit. Probably true on a psychological level. But sometimes you come up, but the thing about, here's the thing. This is what I thought about. The thing about that.

analysis of people who are the most extreme versions of this is what I notice is, right? People who, people who come from or are molded by an environment solely or mostly, I don't know, that's, that's up for grabs, but molded by an environment, either solely or mostly. It's the best way to say it. There's cracks in there. There's cracks where you can see a little like getting in and you can see the potential for, awareness or change, right? You can see the potential for an Ebenezer Scrooge, Charles Dickinson kind of transformation

where you start suffering or you're showing the light and people change. But sometimes you meet these people and you just know that there's no possibility. And they say that too. They say the borderlines. They say are the toughest in therapy. Like there's no, they kind of just fucking like it. I get the feeling, a few of them I've come across, they just fucking like the destruction of it.

They just fucking like it on a level that it almost seems innate. I don't know. And I may be wrong. But like you just don't see any humanity. You don't see any humility. You don't see any. That's it. Humidity and humanity.

And no cracks. No cracks. And if, And if there is a crack, it's like, it's like, you know, Ted Bundy on there going like, it's pornography. We really, you know, remember right, that interview right before he's getting executed? He goes, all I know is they started watching pornography from a very young age and something, he's just even on the, he's guaranteed death, even guaranteed death.

He knows. He still won't admit. You ever see John Wade Gacy? Like the day before he's getting killed. The interview before he's going to be executed. And they go, are you worried? He goes, why would I worry about something I can't control? And he goes, I didn't do it.

And then they go, what about all the bodies they found in your house, right? I'm actually quoting verbatim because I remember, so you don't even have to look it up. He goes, he goes, he goes like this. This is exactly what we say. He goes, it's been proven. There's a lot of people who had keys to that house, his house. He's like, there's a lot of people who had access to my house. So even, so what is that?

Do you know what I'm saying? Is that not mystical to you? Does that not show you that these people are so different from you and I? They've even faced with certain death, his ego or whatever it is or his essence or whatever the fuck he is would not even admit the truth. I mean, and that's where we are. That's why this time feels very eerie, right? Because like, Tyler Robinson, for example, parents turned to me.

How many times have your family turned you in when you're innocent? Why did his father, what did he say to his father? What did his father find out? You see the video of them before. It seems like they had a good family relationship. I haven't heard anything negative about like this horrible relationship with the, you know, the father turned him in, right? Now, we have a lot less people who are parents now, and so they don't know what that

feels like. But if you turn your kid in, your mother signs off on it, right? I mean, what? You surrender. You surrender. You turn yourself in at the behest of your, not your family, your parents. Then there's DNA on the weapon, on the fucking thing. That's about one in a trillion or whatever. And then they find metadata and handwritten notes. And it's like, has anyone heard of Occam's Razor? I mean, it's like, you know what Occam's, if you don't know what Occam's Razor is like, how much do you have to assume crazy things you have to assume to be true in order for this to be true, right?

And that's, you can see how it's this ever-changing thing, especially that Candace does. Now she's going, okay, I know he didn't do it. I'm not saying he wasn't fair. I saw this. This is the last video I watched. It just came up on my feet. I'm not searching it at this point. Because it's so crazy.

I mean, the content, I don't even, it's not, it's just fucking. She goes, okay, the last way I saw, she goes, he was there though. So we're talking about he was part of the planning or he was told to be there as a setup, as a patsy. And you're going, what you're doing is building what off of your hypothesis, which is obviously for, to tint to late because it is very entertaining, I guess. If you're fucking retarded. I mean, what are you going to do? If you got a lot of time in your hands, that's for sure.

If you got a lot of time, there's a lot of like house moms who are into her. It's like the new soap opera. You know, it's like the new, it's a lot darker than as the world turns. But, you know, it's this thing where she's kind. It's just constantly morphing on what the possibilities are while ignoring, while ignoring the video. And then they see the video and they go, it's a little blurry. I mean, we live in this era.

I mean, it's like you have to assume so many people are trying to kill this fucking guy. Right? It's just, now I understand. There's a little bit of a motive, right? Israel's been probably does the most cross-border assassinations. nations, like, without asking anyone, they don't give a fuck. They just go across the border and it kill people. So conspiracy theories don't fall from the sky, right?

It's like JFK, there was a lot of people who wanted them. I mean, they don't fall from the sky. 9-11, you're going, well, there's fucking Larry Silverstein put out a thing. There are a lot of put options. Like, it doesn't fall from the sky. But it doesn't mean that it outweighs the evidence or it doesn't mean that it's true this time, it doesn't mean that there was enough of a motive for them to kill him. You know, if he's a Patsy or a plot, like what the, his parents turned him in.

So what, has he been raised in the Truman Show? Are they Mossad agents that raised this? I mean, what are we fucking talking about? And they raised them just in case the Mossad wanted to assassinate someone in Utah. I mean, this is Occam's razor. You start to defy it to the point where it starts to get a little ridiculous. and if you have some sort of a human functioning brain, you start to go, I'm going to evidence,

not because your theories aren't delicious, they are, but you have no evidence. Your evidence is this wishy-washy bullshit that's always changing. It's not verified evidence. We live in an era of science, DNA, things like that. Handwriting experts, metadata. They had to petition Google, They have the Google Maps.

They petition Google for the maps. They got his navigation where his phone was. I made a joke that what Tyler Robinson proves is that we are so addicted to our phones. We won't even leave it when we're going to do a murder. You think taking it to the toilet is an addiction. Try murdering someone without your phone. You know, you go crazy. I bet you he shot and started scrolling right away.

He shot and then started do him scrolling as he's joking. jumping up the roof, he was fucking on TikTok, doom scrolling. I mean, he brought his phone, right? He's a dumb kid, so he brought his phone. So unless someone's carrying his phone or at access, and then you get into these all the, and then the theories will go, the Israelis, got the beepers. So I see what you're doing,

but then you have to get into the reality of it and going like, so what? They picked this kid 10 years ago. Did he just go to the, did he meet some guy? Did he, if you can prove that two nights before, right, you can prove that he was at a restaurant and some wait, it was like, hello, what would you like to eat? And then he was like, nice phone. And he picked it and he smashed on the phone and said, sorry, I thought it was a mistake.

But I have a friend who will sell you a phone. Come to the alley on the corner of Mormon, Mormon and polygamy. And meet me at polygamy and Mormon. and I would give you a new phone. I mean, you know what I'm saying? This is what comedy's for now. Is this what comedy's for? Who are these people?

What did they do before? Like, what? It's crazy, dude. Even some of them I like were like film comedians. Like, that kid cost him, cost him, I like the kid. I think he's very smart. He's one of the best ones.

He's very smart. But I think I remember he was like a comedian. Right? Dave Rubin, I think he was. was like, Kelly Ann Conway, I remember her, I think she was like,

gave it a whirl, right? It's like, who are, who are these people? What is, who is Candice? Like,

what, what is she, what is this thing? It's a new type of entertainer. Like, it's a talent, right? It's like an influencer thing.

Like, like if you went to see her live, like how would she entertain? She'd pull out her laptop and, like, what are we talking about here? They're giving speeches, you know,

like, Tucker's like, getting these offers to do like stadiums. To do what? To talk, like, to do a live performance of, like, going, I don't know. So what was it? I mean, Jordan Peterson, remember he was touring, like, fucking,

with no punch lines? Like, people sit through that. Mark Twain used to tour, and he had, like, a set. He would tell jokes and story, for him to go, like, oh, we call. You better believe I am. Who are these fucking people? I'll tell you who they are.

It's a new genre of outrage porn. You know, this kid's Sneiko. He accidentally, now look, everyone at this point uses chat GPD for spelling corrections and, hey, what do you think about this? Is this true? Give me another angle. Everyone's using chat DVD. Claude, it's just, it's the new internet, right?

But he accidentally, like, what he, I guess he copy and pasted it or somehow, or copied it or, I don't know, rewrote, but he forgot to remove the top where he prompted chat, TBT, and he said, he said, optimize the outrage for X. I mean, and someone screenshot it, and he erased it real quick. So it's like, you get these little peaks behind the curtain, you know? I just, you know, I feel bad for the people who don't know that none of these people really believe anything they're saying. It's not even that they're being disingenuous. They don't care.

They're doing it as entertainer. They're doing it for a job, for a fame, for attention. It's the currency. So let's, it's just very funny. Can you just click on it? He goes, optimize it for X and give me more shock factor. So he forgot to raise the problem. Now, could we just double check if that's true?

I don't want to. I mean, I think it is. I think it is. But, you know, this is what happens. Just ask Grock, is it true? This is a fabricated and AI. He's doing his community. But can we, can we, is there a way to just click that there?

No, no, no, no. The Grock symbol in the right corner of the post. Yeah. Now, right, is this true? A parody news account highlights a deleted tweet. Yeah? The AI generated tweet. The slip-up exposes how you, no, yeah, the slip-up exposes how Sneco uses AI tools. So is this a real screenshot? Just want to make sure. I'm, because it's still funny, but I'd have to admit that thinking about your request. come on this they know because they can analyze the image oh come on what are you taking so long to think

you know that's because you get that's because Grock has all the smut in its mind yes he's briefly posted his tweet yes so it's true so he's lying again so he's fabricated AI generate

community notes but community notes the AI is saying he acts and then quickly deleted it and reposted a cleaned up version without the prompt. So obviously is true because he's, yeah, so now you don't even need AI, you know that he posted it right after this without that. So, I mean, just, can I read that again? Just the top, just so you can hear it again. Just so you can hear it again. Optimize it for X and give me more shock factor.

Now, this is a kid I don't know, but at some point, During COVID, he was following me. He wasn't as known as he is. And I remember I posted on the blackout thing, we were supposed to do these blackout squares. And I'm not doing this shit. I'm not, I don't do these group think bullshit. So I posted, I figured this is a great day to post because nobody else is posted.

So I fucking post it, right? And he writes in the comment, like, from a very like woke perspective. And he's like, fucking, what are you doing? What are you doing? when you're supposed to, he like yelled at me for posting in the Black Square. And I looked at it, I clicked on his thing. And this is the first time I heard a sneako, but I remembered that. Because he, you know, he, to me, he fascinated me at that point because I was like,

what is this new generate? Like, what are they, what is this? Can you imagine, dude? Can you imagine me, you Nigel, all of us sitting around going like, you see what this kid post? Like, can you imagine that? Do you understand what I'm saying? Sometimes you need analogies and parables and comedy to sort of understand how ridiculous this generation is.

It's a good looking kid. Like, now I get it. He's probably getting some, he's slaying because of this. So, you know, that works. But at that time, I don't think he was because of that. Maybe he's trying to get to the point where he slates, but he's a good looking kid. He don't need to do it. So, like, what?

Do you remember what we were doing? We're like, we're going to play ball, you know? We're going to talk to girls. And we smoked some weeks. that was a bad part. But it was always like girls. It was just very girl focused. These kids wake up and they're like,

I got to optimize the shock value for X. Is it like graffiti? Am I just misreading it wrong? Am I being too hard? Maybe it's their graffiti? Money. But it's also the graffiti factor. Visibility, fame, white people read graffiti,

and then money. Yeah, it's money. I mean, he's got a million followers. And he probably makes money somehow. don't know what the endorsements would be. Sheets? TARPs? I don't know.

There he is with Kanye. You know, and then he was with the right wing kids for a while. But now they hate each other. Like Nick Fuentes. I got to say this about Nick Fuentes. You know, it's just the kid is one of these kids. He changes this thing all the time. But this kid, he's got what they call the Riz.

I mean, you see his video start. And he can bullshit. He can fucking run his yap. You know, like some people just have that gift of fucking yapping. He sucks you in, like, in a way, you can only imagine what sitting down to dinner with Adolf Hitler would have been like. They just have a certain fucking, they know all the psychological, they just are good, they can yap. And that kid can fucking yap. But yeah, they were together.

They got trouble in the club because they were Hile Hiddlering. And they were in the bus, and they were Hile Hildering, Hitlering. And then, you know, and then him and now is him and Sneko having a fight because now he's Muslim and he went out Alex Jones. Did you see it? Let's pull out. I just want to see Jesse laugh. Pull up Alex Jones, Sneiko.

Now, the only reason I watch this garbage is so I have something to talk about to sell this fucking ad. So I'm guilty of it too, right? Because that's what the economy is now. And what I'm not doing stand-up. But the thing is, I do stand-up comedy. It's a real fucking thing. It's a real craft.

Jokes is a real fucking thing. If you come to see my show, it's not this shit. I'm not just going to talk more. So you got to, you're going to laugh. You're going to fuck. What do you want to tell you? I'm your friend like the Quran says and then stab you in the back? The crown is to say that.

How about I become a Shiite with you? We take swords and cut our heads. And for eight hours, I just mark. He's even smirking. Snico's even smirking. Like, I could be a megachurch Christian with Kenneth Copeland, chicken my blood.

I could be with Erica Kirk shooting fireworks off my ass and twerking. You want me to do that small minority to demonize two million? Here we go. It's the bad. Ladies and gentlemen. The weasel. The mighty mongica. The mighty mongle.

It's. almost like WWE. It's very entertaining. We don't even have a brain. So what makes you think you can deport me?

You can have a brain? So what makes you think you can deport me if Sean Strickland can knock me down? You can't stop me? I'm coming. Then tell me.

I'm coming. I'm coming. Dirka, Dirk a Mohameda. The law. The slavery that we take the women as sex slaves

and inshally. And inshally. Look at Alex. Abdul Alex Jones. So it's not like a professional comedian. So it's entertaining. It's funny. It's not meant to be.

He's not like a professional comedian. The guy's just a great clown. Like, you know, like a broadcaster. Like if you don't take it seriously, you know, the problem is, you know, I don't know. You got to put, you know, I don't know what you got to do. But, I mean, it makes you laugh hard, not in an intentional way because you're watching two absolute fucking buffoons just go at it.

Which is great. I'm a buffoon too in a different way. But I don't know what this is. It's a new thing. This is obvious. This is a new thing. It's the thing now. Don't know if it's good or bad.

Doesn't seem overall. I don't know, but this is a new thing. This is some of you grew up with this. You don't know anything different, but everything, every piece of entertainment we watch, you'd have to go live to see some shit like this. You couldn't see the shit broadcast anywhere. There were standards and practices.

There was, you know, writers and producers. It wasn't just two people sitting down and letting their mental illness fly at each other, you know? Which is always fun to see. This is the reason why we slowed down. at a car crash. I would say that it's a new type of thing is akin to the rubbernecking

that's created from a car crash on the side of the road. Right? The most effective thing at getting people to stop and look is a car crash. So that's what it is. So I still don't know

whether the Odyssey is as good as the critics say and the these influencers are saying, or they're just saying it because they want to own the repub tarts. Because you know that's always a motivation. Do they want to own the repub tarts?

Because Elliot Page pulled it off. And somehow her performance is not going to be looked at it. It's about if the movie was good, she's vindicated in some way. because this is a culture war of fucking insanity. It's not based in reality. And like I said, the disturbing dark aspect of it is when you do, because here's the thing about the Bible, right?

We grew up in an era where our parents were not really into it and we saw people who were into it were way too fucking into it, right? So we just wrote it off. And we also grew up in an age of technology and TV and distractions. and multiculturalism and, you know, and secularism. So by virtue of the fact of our environment, we had a choice. I went to church and I was like, this is bullshit. Plus, for as a kid, you don't need it yet, right?

As a kid, you don't need it yet. But the thing is, when you actually read it, then you realize, oh, this is what Dostoevsky was reading. Oh, this is what Lincoln was reading. And the list just goes on. And on and on. It used to be tied to our tradition or morality. I mean, even people who say, you know, we're purely, you know, a, you know, natural rights,

Roman law, Greek ideas, you know, enlightenment, separation, church. Yeah, all that stuff's true at the federal level. But you've got to remember also every state constitution, very Christian, and also the morality. in which the common law is based on is based on the Ten Commandments, right? These things weren't, the Ten Commandments wasn't there before that. You could be a Greek, it was more static,

you could be an Egyptian, you know, elite and just fucking chop someone's head off, right? There was no, there was no morality. It was power. It was all power dynamics and slaves and all this shit, you know, and what got us out of that is the Judeo-Christian tradition

So you don't have to look at it as literal or you don't even have to believe in God. You don't, but you look at the morals and you go like, all right, this is, this is philosophically sound stuff. If that's all you want to pay attention to, you go, a lot of this stuff is some wisdom and some why shit in here? There's a reason why Dostoevsky, the greatest writer, probably the greatest writer, one of the, I mean, on the Mount Rush. like all his thing. There's a reason why John Steinbeck, one of the greatest writers, considered his magnum opus,

East of Eden, which is basically a Canaan Abel story. These are classics. I mean, it's like a great book. I mean, look, the writing is a little fucking, you know. You read it and you're like, all right, give me the translation from like New York, 2006.

Just like if you're reading Shakespeare, you're like, I want to see Leonardo Caprio say it. you know, this is something that's been translated. But when you read it as an adult, you see that there's a reason why this captivated people and the reason why it changed the world. And then you can also draw conclusions from there, how it's been perverted, whatever, or how it's found its way into human power structures and been corrupted because humans always fuck everything up.

You could do whatever you want. But it's a personal thing. It's a book that's so deep that it's like a personal thing you look into it. And you just go, oh, we're completely decoupled from shit. We're decoupled from history. We're decoupled from reality. I mean, it's great. Like, you know, it's an interesting time, right?

Because Islam and Christianity, the only times they've really lived side by side was in each other's countries. where one, usually the Muslim, for most of the history, had an unbelievable power advantage over the other and subjugate. I mean, look, you call it what you want, right? That's what's so crazy about there's so much spin on it. But, you know, what it is was second-class citizenship, subjugation, de facto slavery, right?

So this is the first time these two have lived side by side in these, tolerant countries that are based on common law, you know, morality, all this shit. So there's just clashes that are just, that are happening. And then there's also a bunch of rationalizing, I'm hearing and things that you're going like, yeah, I know why you're saying that.

You're saying that because you don't want to admit that. And it's just, it's this the first time, you know, it's only been 50 years or something. And the majority of this immigration is much more recent. you know, in large part due to because of wars happening in those regions that created a lot of refugees and pushed them into Western Europe. But these are two very different theological backgrounds and cultures that are now going like, how is this going to work?

Something's got to give, right? And that's not even just the secular people, right? Because I think the secular people will figure it out in a couple generations. I'm talking more about the religious people. convince people to stop being religious unless you're a communist. The only way you do that is by force, right? Communism is the only, where they state mandated, no religion, no God. It's just an opium to the masses. That's all it is. No God. Your new God is the state, right? Which they didn't see the irony of. Anyway, that's a side point. So how do you, how are those people going to do it?

they did it they did it under the ottoman empire in places but again the Jews or the Christians in those areas had no power so it worked so the Muslim everyone goes they live side by side it's like

well the Muslims lived it wasn't side by side it was more next to each other but up a lot higher up right now it's truly side by side there's like equality and like so there's a lot of things things that don't mesh that they have to work out. I'm not even picking aside. Like I said,

I think Islam might be the way. I like the amenities. I really do. And you definitely, there will be order. I mean, it won't be a lot of crime. I mean, look, if someone decides to do whatever they want, that seems like another thing. If they have power, I don't know. But they're definitely come down a little harder. They're very conservative with their crime, which ain't bad. It's a lot of good amenities. But, you know, this fund, the mental difference, right? So Muhammad says, they're all Abrahamic religions, but Muhammad, Islam is the one that came to last. And it basically acknowledges all these prophets and say, yeah, they're all holy. And then they put a little spin on. His move is they were corrupted,

right? They were corrupted, but we're honoring them. Which, if you think about it, is a really brilliant move if you want to usurp people. and by appealing to them to make it easy, right, but not having to submit to their authority. If you don't want to submit to their authority, but also give a nod to them and say their thing is good, that's the perfect way to do it. Go, we believe all these people were holy,

but it just got corrupted. And now I'm the final, I'm the right one. I'm the right one because those got corrupted. So that worked for 1,400 years before we had, like really good archaeology and history and science, right? And the marriage of history and archaeology in a very sophisticated modern way. The best known fact, the most provable fact about Jesus' life is that he was crucified, right?

That's like a fact. It's as close to a fact as me sitting at this table, right? Muhammad said he wasn't crucified, right? They said he, they made it look like he was crucified, right? But God came in and made it look that way, but then God took him out and saved him. So he wasn't, he wasn't actually crucified. Some sort of, you know, God did a, God did one of these, God did a wiggle, and he's like, all right, you guys are watching a crucifixion, but that's not really Jesus.

That's some sort of, you know, you know, it doesn't make a lot of sense like most of religion. and you're watching like an illusion or something, right? So now we have the problem going like, well, that's not true. So that's not true. So he said something that's not true because Jesus was a historical guy. It was documented by administrative and historians outside of the Christian tradition that this happened. And it all makes sense when you think about the Gospels is a historical document, at least for the life of him, and archaeological evidence.

And, you know, the list goes on. Right? It's just he was a guy. He was crucified. So that's not true. So you're saying your prophet's perfect and everything's true. And the other ones are corrupted. We go, well, we know that one's not true. And that's a big one to the people who believe in him, right? So, and again, I understand why that worked when there was no phones. And there was no boats and cars, right? That would eat people just lived in there. You know that my dad on Imbrose, I did a deep dive on this. There's a very good chance that they lived there for close to 3,000 years,

an island of like 10,000 people, anywhere from 5 to 10,000 inhabitants, kind of uninterrupted. And even during the Byzantine Empire, whatever was, it was just, they just left that. They just, they didn't deal with those mountain people. They just kind of fucking, during the Ottomans, they were Greek, they paid their Giza, and it just stayed Greek. And they were Greek for thousands of,

thousands of years, right? So some things we've decoupled ourselves from for the convenience of our arguments, but when you look into them, they really cannot be, you can't decouple anything from anything, baby. You got to throw everything in there and find out what's going on and answer the question. Is it even possible to know if the option,

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