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03-11-2026 · 7h 36m
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You love Israel, Israel number one, no politics here, why you know love Israel?
Oh, you hate it.
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You have forgotten to say, I'm Israel high.
Do you love Israel?
You must love Hamas.
You are Hamas.
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Oh, Israel is number one for you.
Oh, on December 10th, Israel is a small nation.
Israel, tiny nations surrounded by scary Muslims.
Ah, you are anti-Semitism.
You are Hamas.
You are Hamas.
No one is here.
Say Israel number one.
Weak Israel number one.
What's going on, everybody?
I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening afternoon, prenoon, no matter where you are
in the world.
I'm a Sompike girl, also known as Dr. Jihad coming to you live from sunny California.
Los Angeles folks were live and alive and I hope all the boys, girls and MBS are having
a fantastic one because today's a beautiful day.
Today's a wonderful day.
is another spectacular 65 degrees and a sunny day here in stolen Tongva land Los Angeles,
California is Wednesday, March 11, 2026. We're live. We're live. Number one doctor in Israel,
Dr. Jihad Arab. That's right. That's what they call me out there. That's how they know
me as, uh, that's what they know me as in Israel. Dr. Jirad is petrol expensive in the
light while I have a EV. So I don't know. Yeah, that's right. They call me DJ Dr. Jihad.
Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls and everybody's we're live, we're alive and I
hope everyone's having a wonderful one. Um, but, uh, this is the part of the broadcast
where I tell you about my personal news is home day and not a lot going on. Obviously
I've been spending most of my time trying to manage this Cuba trip, get some, get some
guests to, to still join in last second editions, setting up interviews and mostly just trying
figure out how we're going to work around the very obvious limitations of the power grid,
blackouts, rolling blackouts on energy, rolling blackouts on power, rolling blackouts on the
infrastructure, rolling blackouts on telecommunications and more.
more. But yes, oh, what was I going to say? Yeah. Oh, that's, that's what I've been working
on. What the fuck was X? You see on about the problem is we'll talk about that in a
second. We talk about that. We'll talk about that.
And he kept finally doomed to guest star.
What do you mean?
DJ T is all the highways near my home lockdown.
I just want to go home.
Um,
Hmm.
She Mo Chara's, uh, uh, charges were dismissing and yes, I did see that.
Doom to appear on the Hassanabbi broadcast. Yeah.
Give us some sun here.
Yeah, no.
No sun for you, only sun for us here in Los Angeles, California, the blessed people.
Rockets and sirens are on here at Jordan. Stay safe everybody. Yeah.
Yeah, the region is obviously on fire. As far as my personal news goes, that's pretty much it.
That's there's not really anything else going on. I worked out this morning and I hit 285.
I hit 285 for unfortunately just for four and think about it this way like I was doing 310 on the squash for like 10
I was like wrapping them right and I can't because like since December 13th when I had that ankle injury as onk my uncle injury
I have had a hard time recovering on my strength on my lower body my upper body strength is also diminished a little bit as well
But I'm trying my very best to get back
up there.
Uncus become chunk.
No, that's not a problem.
I got a little chunky post injury for sure, but I've actually lost all the weight again.
I'm close to, I'm close to doing, I'm close to, to getting back to shortlist Sundays,
you know, doing my regular, my regular Nonsense bullshit, it's by May, I think we're going
to hit.
I may we will have hit like shirtless Hossie time, you know, we've got your seven for every
lineup for later. So brace was on curators with injuries, always tough to no, no, to
85, not for bench to 85 for squad. It's very weak gained all the weight in your head circumference.
Thank you. But yeah, that's it. Operation Epstein's fury day, 11 straight of hormones
closed, straight-of-war moves, remains closed. Amir Israel hits Iran Bank, Trump threatens
terror, U.S. admits the murder, schoolgirls, burger-ike, get in and now.
Resident Evil requim today, if we have time, maybe probably not. False flag on Oman? Yeah,
I know. I don't think Iran would strike Oman. But who knows? Maybe it's like a random drone
or maybe it's a false flag. I think it's a false flag. Because Oman is like the, Oman
is the number one like political ally to Iran in the region, right? Even a bigger ally
then Qatar is Qatar has to have good relations with Iran because they share a gas field, right?
And Oman on the other hand, doesn't even have US bases, I don't think. So it would be very strange
for Iran to strike Oman. I would go so far as to assume that it's like, you know, Israel doing a
a false flag or something. And considering that both, considering that both America has
America has Lucas drones that are literally America has Lucas drones that are identical
to the shaheads from afar. Who knows? Fourth Circuit rules the states can
compel trans adults to appreciate their lives via carat, uh, vans. New poll.
Majority of Americans believe Trump launched Iran war to cover up Epstein
scandal. Oh God. I mean, I'll take it. I'll take whatever. I'll take whatever
Americans fucking believe. FBI war is caused by Iran drone strikes on
California. What? FBI is warning police departments in California that Iran wants to retaliate
for American attacks by logic offensive drones against the West Coast. That's insane. No.
What are you saying? First of all, like the question I have is that's the wrong coast.
with what capabilities will the Iranians hit the West Coast, man?
I'll be honest with you, dude.
I mean, this is just like, are we planting a false flag?
Is that what it is?
This is giving false flag, okay?
difficult for me to read this as anything but a potential false flag set up. I'm not
going to lie. The West Coast, not even the East Coast, mind you, the fucking West Coast.
What are they going to do? How are they going to, how, what Iranian capabilities exist where
where they can deploy Shahad drones off of the West Coast. Like what? They sent one of
their armada ships. Brother, Israel's Jericho three nuclear strike capabilities don't reach
the West Coast. Think about how fucking stupid this argument is. They're targeting Beverly
hills. Yeah, I just, I think it's, it's, uh, I mean, come on, come on. This is, this is
fucking ridiculous. Oh God. If I die in a fucking PSYOP, if I die in a false flag, I'm
gonna be so pissed. Like just to get the rest of the goddamn country on board with this
fucking idiotic war for Israel. They're trying to hit the diaspora. No, they're not, dude.
not try to hit shit. Iran has literally said over and over again, we have no smoke for
the American citizens. It's entirely Orientalist. It's entirely racist for the assumption that
there is like, like this notion that like Hamas wants to kill Americans, fucking bullshit.
Hamas is never operated. Hamas is never operated outside of the confines of occupied Palestinian
territory. And they literally tell people not to do any like lone wolf attacks or anything
like that outside of occupied Palestinian territory. Okay. And yet if you ask the average
American, they think, oh, well, Hamas does actually present a major threat to Americans.
Like it's fucking bullshit. Same with Iran. Like Americans do not get attacked by Iranian
sleeper cells or even Hamas or Hezbollah. Like that's not a real thing. Okay. The only,
The only people that have activated sleeper cells in the country, or have like instigated
terror attacks in this country, have been American State Department affiliated Salafist
terror groups, and, and, you know, groups such as ISIS, okay, groups such as Al Qaeda,
okay? It's fucking ridiculous. And so many people don't understand that there is like
major differences between these groups, like Hamas is a nationalist, emancipatory resistance
front. Iran obviously is a wholess sovereign nation state. Hezbollah is a paramilitary
formation with its own political party in the Lebanese parliament. These are oftentimes factions
that have fought and to much success fought against ISIS and al-Qaeda and al-Qaeda style
formations. They're not aligned with one another. But you can't, you know, you just can't educate
Americans on this stuff. They just cannot comprehend it. They literally think, oh, it's all the same.
They're all, they're all Muslim, right? I don't know how to, to get across
to the Americans that like Israel and the United States of America are more closely
affiliated with al-Qaeda and ISIS-style groups that have actually successfully struck American
territory, successfully actually committed acts of terror on U.S. soil. Like, they are infinitely
closer to the CIA, both in their ambitions and in their goals, and play a major role in agitating
the Americans into fucking waging war in the region that happens to take out Israel's enemies,
right like it's just so stupid that they they just see they see all of these things and they go well
that's like muslimic style you know backwards racist uh barbarians they just want to kill americans
because they hate our freedoms or whatever. Vindicated like Hassanabi. Yeah, a lot of
vindication left and right taking place as of late. There's a huge story in China right now,
given how big of an outcry the installation of this cause back in 2017. Chinese tourism
in the South Korea was stopped. The lot group was essentially shut down in China nearly all of lots
Mark Lott, Mark's 112 Chinese stores were closed down due to the buyer safety issues.
Hyundai and Kia had the closed factories, K-pop disappeared from Chinese media, etc.
And now the US is just dismantling it to send it to the Middle East.
So quite literally to have this, South Korea endured tens of billions in economic damage
and did enormous harm to its relations with its neighbor and largest trading partner,
only for the US to take it back whenever it suited them. The lesson writes itself.
Also, collective trade total between the United States and South Korea is like,
I think $150 billion collective total trade between Israel and the United States of America
is a little bit over 10 billion, where I don't know.
I mean, I don't know if those numbers are entirely correct considering how much of
America involvement is in Israeli industry. But those numbers are not even close to one
another. Korea is massive. Korea is a massive trading partner with the United States of
America. Korea is infinitely more valuable from a materialist framework. If you were to
look at it like that as an ally and same with the Gulf States, infinitely more valuable as
an ally, as a bulwark against socialism, you know, and, and then also outside of that as
a, as a incredibly reliable trade partner, um, the idea that like, uh, we are, you know,
we, we bully them. Uh, we, we do not allow them to have any autonomy whatsoever over their
own decision-making. And then we just like pull out, we force them into taking fads, right?
And then obviously the Korean leadership will be like, well, we wanted this because we're
afraid of Chinese missiles or North Korean missiles or whatever, except that launchers
aren't necessarily for the artillery barrage that North Korea could potentially deploy
on South Korea. It's for missiles that go far beyond, right?
It's a deterrence mechanism against China and yet at the behest of Israel in order to defend
Israel and in order to defend Israel's ambitions of the region, we're literally fucking over a
vassal state that is infinitely more valuable to our foreign policy goals. Now, obviously, I
am not someone who is in favor of American empire. I'm just exposing the contradictions here by trying
to explain how fucking stupid this is, right? I, I just want people to understand like these
kinds of decisions that we are making are not even in line with American interests.
They're not even in line with like, uh, uh, pushing American hegemony. It's so Israel first
that it totally drops any, any investment or any kind of interest that we have in, in regional
stability and regional dominance in the Asian side of the world, you know, the Far East.
It's totally ridiculous. I mean, it's been very beneficial for Russia, obviously.
it's so crazy. Like there is really no argument here. There is really no argument to be made
other than if you are just Israel obsessed. If you're like an Israel obsessed pervert,
then you're like, of course, America's most valuable allies, Israel, we have to do something.
I mean, look at Iran, it's so dangerous, it's so scary.
It's like, dog, they didn't do anything.
They didn't do anything until like,
they were literally forced to,
because we assassinated their fucking,
we assassinated their head of state
and they're like highest religious figure.
You know, they were totally willing to a degree
that I consider to be fucking foolish
to play ball with America and to negotiate with America
over and over again, time after time,
when America showed that they did not actually
to do any real negotiations as they used perfidy and lied about their ambitions to negotiate
and then use that as an opening to like you know blow up Iran as they did in the 12 day war
and and the Iranis were still down they were still down to negotiate so stupid
it. And it blows my mind that we are still, we're still, you know, there's, there's confusion
about why we're doing this, right? Like why this is all happening. It's just, you have
to have the most cattle minded, servile American, uh, mega hogs that are so inebriated and
so incapacitated, so stupid, that they just cannot comprehend that this is being done
at the behest of Israel.
That's it.
And nothing else.
Who is more devout Muslims or Christians?
They both have like two billion followers.
I don't know.
And it doesn't fucking matter right now.
Ah, plot jobs are coming for the Dems next.
Yeah, I mean, it's just unbearable, dude.
I mean, yeah, this is friend of the show.
two friends of the show, Tommy Vitor and Ben Rhodes,
talks about this.
House representatives voted down a bill
to stop the war in Iran,
not Trump would have vetoed it,
but it was important, symbolically.
Four Democrats voted in favor of allowing Trump
and Pete Hexeth to continue this regime change
war of choice in Iran, which is just insane to me.
If you vote for the funding of this war,
you should be primary.
I don't want you in the Democratic Party.
And I'm not trying to be obtuse or stubborn,
but this is a threshold issue.
Like I would like to have a big tent on this party.
I think there should be people with different ideas
of how to get healthcare, different ideas of taxation.
To me, this is not a left center issue.
See, this is where Ben Rhodes and I also
don't completely align.
Okay, because I don't even agree on that.
I think we should have an incredibly disciplined,
incredibly organized party apparatus
that is straight up, maybe sometimes even physically
whipping those votes, okay?
So, no, I don't, I think there needs to be party discipline.
I would give me, give me the Democratic Party, I would run it like a Leninist, okay?
There's no more like internal, there's no more internal pushback.
I mean, they do it already.
When you think about it, we already do this.
We do this at the behest of capital.
I want to whip the party to ensure that the party structure, the output, the National
Democratic Party is only working in the favor of the working class. That's it. No more disagreements.
We're just doing shit. It's ridiculous. Like the big 10 conversation, look, I think, I
don't think Ben Rhodes is insincere. I think this is just something he sincerely believes.
Okay. I think this is something he sincerely believes. I think a lot of liberals, a lot
of Democrats sincerely believe that there is this like real back-and-forth disagreement
that's happening. And those arguments are real and it makes us a better party, all the
stuff.
I don't believe that. I don't agree with that. I think that all of that is theatrics. It's
theater. Okay? It's fucking theater. And the party itself also, the party itself also
So absolutely is actively undermining spoilers, but not spoilers to the center, not spoilers
to their right, but spoilers to their left, right?
They treat the left-rank as the true spoilers because, let's be real, the Democratic Party
is as a national party, a center-right, neoliberal party.
It's not an accident that they're consistently undermining their left flank.
This is a right and wrong issue.
Morally, what do we stand for as Democrats?
If you as a Democrat can't say that I'm against a war and I'm not going to fund a war that
is being launched by an authoritarian president illegally with no rational basis to this explained
to the American people that has already unleashed these consequences, if you can't stand against
that, you don't stand for a fucking thing, okay?
everybody can see it. How is anybody gonna trust you to fight for their healthcare if you're too
afraid to cast a vote that someone might call you weak or some donor might call you in complaint?
It's an astounding lapse in judgment, I think, to trust Donald Trump and Pete Hexeth to lead
a regime change war of choice. This argument, I think, falls short of what's necessary here,
because, what, so if it was a competent democratic leader, should we trust them for regime change?
because like the principle stands here and I like these guys saying this, okay? I make no mistake.
They're moving the needle. A lot of liberals are, a lot of liberals are finally like having these
sorts of conversations and that's not necessarily a bad thing, right? Like no war with Iran
as a starting point is, is the, the moral bare minimum, right? No war with Iran. This is ridiculous.
is the bare minimum. But as people who have worked within the Democratic Party,
for people to come to that conclusion, and for people to openly state that,
that's a good thing, that's healthy. That means the conversation is moving
in a positive direction, okay? And there's obviously still a lot of room for growth,
because like, I don't even know if Tommy Vitor would personally be on board with regime change
in Iran, right? I don't know, but the way that he communicates here makes it seem as though
he's open to it. I say no regime change. Regime change can only come from within. That's it.
If there's a popular enough revolution and there's real mobilization and there's a real regime change,
great. If the Iranian people get their wishes across and they like democratically organized,
fantastic. They have a Vanguard party. If I have a Marxist Leninist revolutionary movement,
fucking awesome. I don't care, right? I don't believe that we are capable of conducting
regime change that is beneficial for the public, because that's not who we are. We are an imperialist
nation, and therefore, and Trump is basically pretty honest about it, pretty brutally honest about it,
But all of our interference in other countries' affairs is not at the behest of the citizens.
It's basically what you're seeing unfold right now, which is death and destruction from above,
because we are obviously too worried about doing boots on the ground military warfare.
So it's good.
I'm glad that there are people who are, you know, pushing this line, right?
So isolationism, yes, isolationism, if you want to call it that, which is a profoundly
popular and infinitely more successful way to communicate to selfish Americans.
I am not a believer in isolationism, I'm an internationalist.
However, America as a capitalist war-mongering nation is not doing intervention at the behest
of democracy that has never happened, that has never happened and that will never happen.
So yes, I would much rather, I would much rather respect the sovereignty of other nations
and be an internationalist. However, having said that, if the only way that we can pull
America back from its interventions, I would much rather be isolationist. What is this World
World War II. Brother, I don't think you understand. World War III is happening, and we're the fucking Nazis. You know that, right?
No, you don't, because you live in America and your head is dug into the sand like a fucking ostrich, and you're oblivious to what's going on.
So, yes, isolationism in this regard as the primary driver of instability around the globe would be the best possible option.
option. I built an entire lens of analysis based on these definitions, fucking cool consciousness,
the spectrum of awareness, experience, love, the force of consent, help, and aid. What
are you saying, man? Please call me an Amerifat. I feel like it's a true Hassanabi experience.
for all America. Yeah, isolationism in the interim is just containing American death
and destruction. It's overall beneficial for the rest of the world. It's for the greater
good.
Just a question, I can just use between a real revolution and one backed by foreign
powers like the CIA and Mossad.
I've seen many people during the December on-project stage backed by the CIA and Mossad
and while I don't doubt they had influence, how can you tell this is a genuine will of
people. There's never been a protest that does not have a protest that has happened in a foreign
country that is just like entirely CIA backed. Okay, the CIA is not omnipresent.
So there is real anger and real resentment born out of a foreign government's inability to address
the desires and address the needs of its people. This certainly has happened in Iran as well.
So it's a bit of both, but it doesn't fucking matter. Okay, it doesn't matter because our
goals, the CIA goals or the Mossad's goals here is not remotely interested in bringing about a
liberal secular democratic process to Iran, it's not.
There are also never any big-scale protests as well as some sort of external support.
I mean, the inception point for a lot of those protests beyond like the regular reforms that
people understandably demand from their government in Iran is the economic setbacks, like the
the stranglehold that we have on the global markets and how we have very deliberately
destroyed the Iranian economy. Now, ironically enough, those sanctions that are ruthless,
that are an act of collective punishment have created this unique predicament where Iran
actually doesn't suffer as much from blocking the fucking Strait of Hormuz and neither does
Yemen, ironically enough, like we have designed an isolated Iranian economy that can withstand
the damning of the Strait of Hormuz, because we already don't let them participate in the
global Marcus anyway. Yeah, if America was a part of the allied forces right now, ideologically,
an anti fascist force, they would be doing to dress they would be doing to tell of what
did the Dresden. Like, that's the real story here. So, whenever people say, what about World War II?
It's like, yeah, that was a just war. That was an honest war. That was a good one, right?
But, you know, since then, there hasn't been a single good one, a single valid one.
Not even a little bit, okay?
And right now, if we were actually a anti-fascist force, we would be treating Israel not as our
most valuable ally or the nation-state that seemingly is controlling all of our foreign
policy at this stage, but instead as a hostile entity.
it though or did the Allies just look and to find out about the concentration camps?
I mean, yes. But that doesn't matter. Ultimately, they were trying to stop a
cancerous force that was hell-bent on complete domination of the European continent.
It was a valid military action, regardless, both against the Japanese Imperial forces
and certainly against Nazi Germany as well.
Turkey, I just want to congratulate you for educating the stupid Amerifat West.
I hope that you can also have more Europeans listen to you. Yeah.
Insha Allah, one day.
Iran has made demands. Things are not going well for America. Although the United States
has escalated its attacks on Iran, striking Iran in Navy ships over and over again, lying
about Iran, mining the Strait of Hormuz and then taking plot shots at like random GoFast
post they have docked at their coastline and then, you know, congratulating themselves as
though they stopped an actual mining initiative. Iran has yet to mine the Strait of Hormuz.
I didn't believe that yesterday when CBS News reported that like American intelligence is
claiming that Iran is mining the Strait of Hormuz. The reason why I don't believe that
is because there are Iranian ships that are crossing the Strait of Hormuz right now and
there are Chinese ships that are crossing the Strait of Hormuz right now.
So mining it would actually not be beneficial for their goals, especially when they can
just hold it with, you know, the ordinary weapons that they have, right?
It's much easier for them, the Iranians, to control the Strait of Hormuz and, you know,
threaten ships that want to pass without getting the proper clearance or have changed
flags to Chinese flags, right? If they were to place these explosive mines, and
these aren't just like the old-school World War II style mines, right?
These are much more sophisticated weapons. They're like little drones, basically,
like little swimming drones that look like torpedoes that just hone in on the
boats and specifically target like the weakest points in the halls to like drop
them, you know, and they're very different than what you would expect. It's not just like those,
I mean, they do have those big ones too, right? They have the regular old school C mines as well.
But, if they were to start the mining operations, that would also
That would also go against their goals of allowing, you know, Chinese ships to go through and it's unnecessary at this point.
So I think the reason why Trump and CBS at least claimed that there was a mining operation that was taking place.
Was because they wanted to get a W.
like they are, they are, this is, there's a narrative war that's taking place right
now where America has to, to overemphasize his victory. So they want to get like their
PR, right? They blow up a couple of inactive boats off the coastline of Iran, small go
fast boats. And then they claim victory. Oh, we stopped their mining operation. I don't
think they were doing that. I don't think they were mining the shit if we're moves anyway.
Yeah. You're going to try to do damage control again for someone who lied about being a
DSA candidate what? The adults are talking about American foreign policy right now chatter
Uh, I don't I don't have any idea what the fuck you're talking about
But I hope you get well soon
Okay
It's just left us from San Francisco probably, no, because Shaicott is not a DSA endorsement.
I didn't say that he was a DSA endorsement.
As a matter of fact, I brought up the fact that DSA is not exactly fond of Shaicott.
Okay?
That's what you're talking about.
that it matters.
All right, let's continue.
The US has launched an intense barrage
at Iranian Navy ships in and around the Hormuz Strait.
Both sides are fighting to control the key waterway
for global oil supplies.
And the war is making gas much more expensive.
If you're driving on the road, you know this.
The national average is now $3.58 a gallon.
Chief correspondent Matt Gutman is in Tel Aviv
with the latest. Matt, good morning.
Nobody likes it when the gas starts with three,
when it used to start with two.
Good morning to you.
Absolutely not.
And it looks like this could be getting even more heated.
Just a short time ago, Gail, we learned
that three ships traveling through the Strait of Hormuz,
that narrow channel through which a fifth of the world's oil
passes were struck by suspected Iranian drones.
That is, US officials tell us that they see that Iran may
be taking steps towards laying mines in those very waters.
The US military says it's hunting Iranian mine
laying ships in the Persian Gulf.
But Iran appears to have tightened its grip on the choke point of the Strait of Hormuz,
through which a fifth of the world's oil passes.
Just this morning, three ships in the Persian Gulf reported being struck by suspected Iranian
drones.
The U.S. says its strikes have significantly reduced Iranian missile and drone fire.
Ballistic missile attacks continue to trend downward 90 percent from where they've started.
In one way, attack drones have decreased 83 percent.
But Arab states along the Gulf, including the U.S. bases they host, still face dozens
of daily missiles and one-way attack drones.
In Bahrain, drone strikes targeted a residential building and an oil refinery which has been
smoldering for days.
Dubai's airport, confirming it was targeted by two drones, which left four people wounded.
If the war ended today, would it be enough?
Could you consider it a success?
It's definitely not a victory. I have to say that because.
Thank you CBS. Thank you CBS for asking the only people that matter. Okay. Love that.
I love going to the only people that actually matter on this issue. You know, the Israeli
security guys okay uh yes we are doing well but uh i would like to continue the war the war
because uh we have not gotten our uh wishes across regime is not going to uh you know to
capitulate not in a million ways the us and israel say they have hobbled the ron's military
with over 5000 strikes. In Tehran, video shows cratered streets, body bags are laid out on the
ground. What the regime says was a residential high-rise hollowed out by a missile. Red Crescent
rescuers clawed through the skeleton of the building, rubble all around.
And a new front is expanding. In Lebanon, the stronghold of Iran's main proxy in the region,
Hezbollah, which began firing rockets and drones at Israel at the onset of the war,
Israel now ordering more people to leave areas. It is targeting the U.N. says nearly 700,000 people have been forced from their homes
Like this is so unacceptable. Okay, Israel is not only committing a fucking
Unjustifiable illegal war of choice in Iran specifically to destroy this 93 million population country
That is a sovereign country, but then they're also simultaneously destroying another vassal state that happens to be
a neighbor to Israel which is
the worst possible proximity you can have.
Like, there is no other country that is in greater danger than a country that is near Israel, okay?
700,000 people displaced from their homes, because Israel gets to destroy all of these neighborhoods.
Like, it's un-fucking-bearable.
And we're also learning more about the costs of this war at Pentagon, as the myth says,
that in the first two days of this war alone, 5.6 Ukraine? No, honestly, like Russia is obviously
a dangerous country as well, willing to get their wishes across militarily,
willing to blow up Ukraine, willing to destabilize Ukraine, willing to
displace millions of Ukrainians. This is real, right?
But for the time being, it's just Ukraine. Israel has done Ukraine times, you know,
like Israel has done a genocide, the Gaza, right? Israel already has a permanent military
occupation in the West Bank. Israel has done a genocide in Gaza that it had hermetically
sealed through also military occupation. Israel then also is taking territory in Syria. Like,
Europeans, the way they're terrified of Russia, that is a reality in Israel. Like,
that is the reality of Israel, okay? Ironically enough, Russia and Israel also very closely
associated with one another, but that's neither here nor there, right? But the way that European
Street Russia and the fears that they have about this dangerous madman, this rogue nation that's
like willing to cast aside international law and take homicidal acts to its maximalist
Next, a conclusion to militarily occupy a sovereign state like Ukraine, Israel is doing
to multiple countries at the same time, right?
Israel is such a dangerous entity that everything you can say about Iran, you can say about
Israel tenfold.
Everything you can say about Russia, you can say about Israel tenfold, right?
It's crazy.
Billion dollars were just spent on munitions, but there's also a human toll.
The Pentagon also saying that about 140 US service members have been moving, but they
say that most of them have returned to duty.
All right, Matt, thank you very much.
New images near the Strait of Ramuz off Iran, we're-
Trump posturing about nuclear war.
I mean, this is something that I've been very scared of from the start.
America and Israel both, they feel like they've, they've withstood too much humiliation.
If they've endured too much humiliation from a country that we have been able to successfully
destroy the economy for years and years and years, I think that the, you know, there is
the last the last destabilizing thing that they could do which is going up the
escalation ladder to nukes they are they've lost their navy they've lost their
air force they have no anti-aircraft apparatus at all they have no radar their
leaders are gone. And we could do a lot worse. We're leaving certain things that if we take
them out, or we could take them out by this afternoon, in fact, within an hour, they literally
would never be able to build that country back. I don't think he means nukes. I think like that's
speculation that's speculative. Although it is an option, obviously, it's the final option.
I don't think that, I don't think that he means NUC.
I think he's talking about like the electricity grid,
like civilian infrastructure, you know?
Because like I said, if they nuke a country, it's over, right?
Like if we nuke a country, the world is over.
One nuke launches and then all the nukes have to launch.
That's kind of the principle with mutually assured destruction,
even if it's a non-nuclear nation that you're nuking.
You kind of can't do that, right?
Like, the way I see it,
this incredibly dangerous scenario
where Israel feels threatened enough
that they're crazy enough to like deploy a nuke,
because they do have them, on Iran.
Let's say Iran is depleted, the Israeli munitions so successfully that they're now literally
just hitting shelters with some of their ballistic missiles and Israelis are dying
by the thousands, right?
In a situation like that, before it even gets there, Israel would literally escalate and
would probably threaten the nuclear option or might even commit the nuclear option on
Iran.
What happens next?
that situation. Again, I'm not saying this is likely, right? I'm simply explaining to
you what would happen in that situation, right? Israel nukes Iran, Russia nukes Lviv or some
other like Ukrainian territory, nukes would start flying all around the world, right?
Like, in that moment, once you, once you deploy the first nuke after Hiroshima and Nagasaki
on civilian territory or like military territory on a foreign adversary, every other country
that has nukes has to use them. They have to use them, otherwise it's meaningless. Otherwise
nukes are utterly meaningless. As a deterrent, other nations would have to use their nukes.
No they don't, yes they do, yes they do.
Once the first nuke flies, every other country has to use their nukes.
Is this hard to comprehend?
Because in that moment, this is how mutually assured destruction works.
Because in that moment, like you literally, if you don't use it, you lose it.
It's over.
First strike has happened. Everyone has to start using their nukes. Everyone has to deploy their nukes.
First, towards non-nuclear proliferated nations, and then to other nuclear proliferated nations, and the entire world collapses.
Even if one nuke was used, there's also the ecological disaster that comes from that as well.
And I'm not super fucking well read on this, but this is how mutually assured destruction works.
Like, you're oversimplifying, Matt, if the US used a tactical nuke, Russia would likely
use a tactical nuke on Ukraine, not the big missiles.
Oh my God.
Yes, dude.
But a nuke would be deployed.
That's what I'm saying.
Like, it doesn't matter.
Do you know what a tactical nuke is, by the way?
That's not how mutual issue destruction works, man.
Matt is about direct conflict between nuclear powers.
Oh my God.
I know.
I know.
war between a nuclear country with a non-nuclear country, Russia happens to also be engaged
in a proxy war with a non-nuclear country.
That's what I'm talking about.
Hello.
And eventually, it would turn into nuclear proliferated countries fighting against one
another.
It's over.
So first, the first country that slings nukes is over. It's just the world is over. It completely
collapses. This may not be the case. It may be a radical anti-American, anti-Israeli coalition.
Matt doesn't really apply in a multipolar setup with nukes on non-nukes countries. Why would
Russia not deploy a tactical nuke, a mini nuke, which by the way is still far more powerful
Then the atom bomb that we use in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, when people say tactical nukes,
they don't comprehend the, the destructive capabilities of said tactical nukes. Okay.
It's not just like a regular explosive ordinance. It's not like Moab.
All of a sudden, all of a sudden we go up the fucking escalation ladder and we deploy nukes
for the first time since Hiroshima and Nagasaki on a foreign adversary, and everyone that is a
nuclear armation has to use their nukes in order to show the rest of the world that they have the
capability of using nukes as a military deterrent. Because if you don't have it, if you don't use
them, you lose them. It's that simple. So when people say, oh, it's just a tactical nuke, one,
they don't understand the scope, the size, and the damage of a tactical nuke, okay? They just think
it's like something tiny. It's just it's far more vast, it's far more dangerous than the atom bombs
that we use in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It's just not as destructive as like some of the other nuclear
warheads that countries have that are even worse than that. It would also probably destroy, it would
also lead to complete ecological disaster, even the deployment of like one tactical
nuke so it doesn't even fucking matter. It's over at that point. I don't even like talking
about this. It's so stupid to talk about this over and over again. It's extremely unlikely.
Okay. It is extremely, extremely unlikely. Stop saying if you don't use them, you lose
them. Explain this in more literal terms. What literally happens if you don't use the
nukes? Are you saying they have to use the nukes or somebody else will nuke them? Be
Yes. Yes. At that point, at that point, Russia will utilize, absolutely deploy a, a, a tactical
nuke back on Ukraine. There's no other way out of this. And then Europe, which is also
nuclear Europe is also armed with nukes themselves, could potentially panic and do something crazy.
a companion do something crazy or likely to do something crazy after that and then it's
nuclear holocaust.
It's unlikely in discussing it endlessly is pointless because if it happens over everyone
I know I'm just you know I'm just talking about how devastating that would be.
People think mutually assured destruction only applies to nuclear armed nations, but
What they fail to consider is that no one has deployed a mini-nuke or a tactical nuke
on a non-nuclear armed nation since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Perhaps there is a reason for that.
Do you know why?
It's because when foreign adversary countries, countries outside of American control and
the American nuclear umbrella, have nuclear sovereignty, that is part of the reason why
America can't deploy fucking nukes in Korea.
Brother, what are you saying if Israel decides to use it in New York, 100% wouldn't lead
to every single nuclear nation to use theirs. In fact, it would lead to their demise of
Israel and the geopolitical sense, lose all legitimacy and credibility in the Western
States, which Israel needs to survive.
You are so funny. It's been three fucking years of genocide. Israel already has deployed
six metric tons, like six, six nuclear, the six atom bombs worth of munitions in Gaza.
Okay, genocide a nougat two liver things you are literally you have the brain of a fucking baby if you think
Oh, this would be a PR nightmare for Israel. You are living in a totally alternative reality
Okay
That is hilarious that you think
That this would just destroy Israel's credibility. What the fuck are you talking about man? I can't entertain this conversation
and let's just continue.
New attacks are now sending oil prices
on another wild ride today.
This is a Thai flagged ship,
one of at least three vessels that have been struck today
in that critical waterway.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport says
20 crew members have been rescued,
three though remain unaccounted for.
I'm gonna show you a map of the approximate locations
of these attacks on ships today in the strait.
A reminder, some 20 million barrels of fuel a day
move through this critical shipping route, and it is clearly effectively
remains shut down because of this very real threat. Let's get right to Paul
Hancock's live in Abu Dhabi for the latest on this. What do you hear and
hear?
Okay, we just heard from the U. M. The UK maritime agency, and they say that as
of now, they believe that about 13 vessels have been impacted since this war started.
Now you mentioned that Thai flagged ship, we have some more information on that as well
from authorities, they said that there was an explosion at the stern and then a fire
broke out in the engine room. Now this is believed to be where those three missing sailors
were on duty at the time. So 20 rescued by the Omani Navy, we know that the captain
been told the crew to evacuate. They got in lifeboats and were then saved but three still
missing at this point. So it is a great concern that Iran appears to be ratcheting up these
attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and in these very critical waters. Now one
of the vessels we understand was a cargo vessel, so we're not just talking about the restrictions
of oil getting to where it needs to here, there's a lot more that there are concerns
of. Now a quick look at what else has been happening. Since Iran has said that it's going
to have its most intense and heaviest operation, we do appear to be seeing a fairly consistent
retaliation across the Gulf nations. Here in the UAE we have been hearing a number of different
waves of interceptions. Dubai airport, there were two drones that hit nearby, we understand,
that four people have been injured there, authorities saying, in the vicinity of Dubai
Airport that fell.
Flights have started to take off again now, though.
We also know that in Bahrain, in Kuwait, in Saudi Arabia, they have also seen interceptions
and alerts over the past 12, 24 hours.
And Iran has also expanded, if you like, its target list.
We are hearing from Iranian officials through state media that they say now offices and
assets of major American tech companies with operations in the region would be considered
a legitimate target.
Now clearly there are many in this Gulf region.
We also had an interesting quote I want to bring to you from the Qatari Foreign Ministry
spokesperson saying that from day one they had warned that this could be the potential
fallout of any military action in Iran.
He said, quote, this is the biggest I told you so in.
They have used 10x the explosive equivalent on Gaza as compared to the nuclear strikes
on Japan.
The six to eight numbers, old stats, apologies.
The history of I told you so in the world, clearly, there is frustration and anger among
leaders in this region.
Kate.
Very clearly.
Paula Ancox, thank you so much, Paul, for bringing us all of those new headlines.
I really appreciate it.
The geography is extremely well-known and understood, and that's because of that the
risks currently being faced are so severe.
Say for example, MERSC shipping, which has got at least 10 ships that it says stranded
in the northern part of the Strait of Hormuz.
The more likely scenario is not that Israel uses nukes, but the more likely scenario is
that Israel threatens to use nukes to try to get America to do boots on the ground military
deployment into Iran, which is a devastating quagmire and will cause tremendous loss of
life both on the Iranian side and certainly on the American side as well.
But that is the reason why I say nuclear first strike is not really an option here.
The more likely option is that Israel says to Donald Trump that we're gonna use nukes
are, let's say, and this is not happening right now, but let's say Iran starts deploying
salvos with the similar frequency as they did in the first couple of days, they were,
they're able to dig up the, the entrances into their, you know, munitions facilities
and they're, they're capable of like launching salvos, like barrages of missiles, like they
were in the first couple of days to specifically erode their, the Israeli defenses, right?
There will come a point when Israel will go back to the United States of America and say,
you have to go in, you have to go in boots on the ground or else we're going to fucking
nuke them. That's what it would happen. That's how this conversation would take place. And
then I suspect that America would most likely go there. Now, Iran's capabilities are not
there right now. If you look at the ballistic missiles that they're using that they deploy,
they're for the most part utilizing the cluster bombs. They're not using some of their,
some of their larger missiles are easier to intercept. It's virtually impossible to intercept
the cluster munitions. That's why they keep deploying the cluster munitions to keep up the
the pressure on a regular Israeli society, but they're not, they're not doing massive
salvos like they were in the first couple of days with the specific purpose of eroding
the Israeli defense capabilities.
And part of the reason why I think they're not capable of doing that is because Israel
and America have successfully shut off the entrance points into some of these facilities.
Now will they be able to dig themselves out of these facilities and then continue doing
massive barrages?
Probably not because America and Israel have tremendous offensive capabilities.
They don't have unlimited defensive capabilities, but they have tremendous virtually unlimited
offensive capabilities, right?
Offensive weapons are nowhere near as sophisticated as long as you have some kind of aerial superiority
that you have over specific parts of Iran, which they do, especially because the Iranian
anti-air defense systems are either loitering or they are defense systems that they can't
have. They're not fixed position defense systems because those would be the first to go.
So for that reason, for that reason, I think that they have been able to effectively shut
off some of these silos where a lot of the munitions are, and the Iranians as it stands
are not capable of, Iranians are currently not capable of digging themselves out, right?
any time that they do, America comes back, they blow up the entrance.
Because they can't get to the actual, they can't get to the actual production facilities
because they're underground.
There are obviously like buildings above ground and they blow those buildings up.
But they can't successfully penetrate the deep underground missile munitions production
facilities and where these missiles are stored, right? And where these launchers are stored
as well. Incorrect. They just did it. Dramatic footage from Israel. That's Hezbollah, brother.
That's what, stop. I'm not talking about Hezbollah. I'm talking about Iran right now. Okay. Calm
down. We're going to talk about that in a second.
more on the outside that it can't get in or out because obviously the waterway is so difficult.
In addition, they are refusing to send now ships up through into the Red Sea because
of the possibilities of the-
Yeah, quiet chatter.
Dr. Jihad is talking, okay?
Houthis and the risks around Yemen.
As a result, something like MERSC is saying the current situation is absolutely uncharted
and unprecedented.
Some of the hubs on which global trade does rely on are actually being affected, are
being closed by the situation right now.
It's true from Jebel Ali, it's true from Abu Dhabi, it's true for a few of those hubs
and this is going to create ripple effect I think for a while.
as we need to see how this is going to sort itself out.
In the short run, we can manage this.
But if this was to endure, this would create, I think, serious congestions and serious issues
across the global supply chain.
What happens next is anybody's guess.
The very idea that this area is being mined by the Iranians, or indeed that the U.S. is
going in and starting to attack those various rubber dinghies and ships
that's doing the mines, it's simply unheard of,
and frankly, we don't know how it will develop.
The only thing we can say with any degree of certainty
is that as long as that waterway remains closed,
then the price of oil just keeps rising.
Richard West, CNN, London with us now seen a national security analyst best
center and with a CNN military analyst retired colonel Cedric Layton and Beth.
I just want to start with the latest news from what we've been seeing inside
the Strait of Hormuz. This is one of the cargo vessels that's been hit. This
is a new image we're getting in. You can see the smoke coming out of that. It
is one of three vessels hit, you know, one, two, three over the last 12 hours
or so. So what does this tell you if the Iranians are doing this to ships in
this key shipping lane. What does it tell you about what they're capable of and what
their plans are?
So what we're seeing now, so we started off with this idea yesterday that they were going
to start putting mines in. And I think that we have to understand here that mines are
part of a system, right? So it's mines, drones, rockets.
Yeah, and no, they did not put down mines. I don't think they put down mines. Noah Smith
is a Nazi? Yeah, I know he is. But yeah, I mean, he is, he is the classic scratch a liberal and a
fascist bleeds moment. Straight up. I simply don't understand the goal of the US is sort of war
with Iran and then be mad that Iran is punishing back. It's because we're we've grown far too
comfortable. We've grown far too comfortable with our power. And for that reason, we literally
think it's illegal to fight back. Like we don't understand it. We're like, what are you talking
about? Like we're the world's police. Like you're not... Americans have that kind of mentality almost.
Like America's power, and even like the average American kind of looks at the situation and goes
like, what do you mean you're fighting back? That's not, that's literally illegal. Hello.
Like at most you can fight back with like old weapons that we gave the Taliban, right? Like you were you are
You you are not under any circumstance allowed to you know hurt our bases hurt our soldiers
It doesn't make any sense
That's kind of how it works, so they're just like a little bit confused by this
missiles, right? And so in this very small area, and the only place that you can pass
here is really only two miles, not 20 miles. And so when you have this much concentration,
what the Iranians are telling us is like, we're in, right? This is now, they have made
a decision that they are shutting their own access here by laying these mines. They're
shutting themselves in essentially. Yeah, except that's the reason why they didn't.
Like that, that's, I don't think, I don't think they actually laid down mines. Like I think that's
anyway, I, it doesn't make sense. Maybe they did, right? Maybe they did, but it kind of doesn't make
sense to lay down mines because they have the capabilities, one, it would stop them from
exporting their own oil, right? And they're still doing that. Two, it would stop them
from allowing Chinese ships to be able to pass through, because once you put the mines
down, it's over, right? And last but not least, and this is perhaps the most important, and
They're kind of saying this out loud.
They don't need to mine the
Strait of Hormuz to stop ships
from moving through the Strait of Hormuz.
As we've seen from the Thai ship
that tried to pass through,
they can just blow it up.
Really, and it's worth it for them,
so they're all in now.
One of the things that they've
been saying in the papers this morning
boat in all of this. And just to give you one more sense of what this is, then shutting
down the waterway. You can see ships here on one end of the strait, ships here on one
end of the strait. But by and large, this area here, our mind maps on a thing. First
of all, these are smart minds, regardless. Secondly, even if you have mind maps, what
are you talking about? You're going to reveal mind maps to China. Like you're going to give
mind maps to like the you're gonna tell where you're gonna tell any other foreign country
where your minds are gonna tell your own commercial your own commercial oil tankers where the
minds are that's not how this works because if even if you were to escort even if you
were to escort with the Iranian Navy which is like incredibly fucking limited right
of you were to escort the Iranian oil tankers or the Chinese oil tankers with the Iranian
Navy through where the mines are, then you're just revealing where the fucking mines are.
It just doesn't make any sense. It's not, it's, it's,
the opportunity cost doesn't make sense at all. It is infinitely cheaper to control the
shit of Ramuz by saying, we're going to blow your shit up. And if a, if a, a oil tanker is crazy
enough to try to go through that and they'll get blown up just like it happened today. Does that make
sense? It's ineffective and inefficient. It's a last option. It is a last resort option that
I suspect Iran would not utilize until they're completely out of other options.
especially because that would make it so that it's it's too dangerous for Chinese carriers to cross and they're not going to do that.
Most narrow area, 20 miles wide, but the shipping lane itself really gets two miles that all but empty.
Cedric, I want to go to you with one other development overnight. This is inside Iraq, right? Inside Iraq, a key U.S.
What's the, what's the American reason for pushing the mines narrative?
I think they wanted to get a W, like as though they, as though they are, are like reaching
a military objective because it's very clear that they're not successfully reaching their
military objectives in Iran.
So they created a straw man military objective and then act like they, and then, and they're
now behaving like they actually destroyed a tactical position for the enemy.
it.
Still confidence in, in allied nations that are stupid enough to maybe like push, push
an oil tanker through. I mean, that's it. They removed all the mines. Yeah, they're,
they're making it seem, first of all, right now as it stands, if there were mines that
were being put down. I don't even know if America has any naval assets in the region
that can sweep four mines. They might, I'm unfamiliar, but as far as I understand, we
have like five decommissioned naval assets that only recently were brought back.
And we're trying to utilize them. It also takes a very long time. It takes a very long
time to do a, you know, minesweep operation and you can't do it while you're potentially
under fire by Iranian rocket strikes and Iranian drone strikes.
You just can't go in there and look for mines at all right now.
So it's not gonna happen.
You are not gonna be able to engage in minesweeping in the Strait of Hormuz while you're under
constant fire from the enemy. Reuters is now claiming that Iran is late about 12 mines,
like a dozen mines in the shade of Hormuz, but I don't know if this is real or not.
Maybe they're real, maybe it's real. I trust Reuters is reporting a little bit more than
but even then, I think it's doubtful,
especially because as I've said over and over again,
they have capabilities of holding the straight
without having to mine it.
No, man, you got to pay attention to where the ones and twos are real ball knowers know.
Yeah. Yeah. At the direction of President Trump,
Santcom has been eliminating inactive mind laying vessels in the straight of our moves,
wiping them out with rootless precision. Step aside, Hexas eliminating inactive mind laying
vessels with ruthless precision. Bombing some rusty scrap metal and crowing about it. And
yet the US Navy still won't go near the Gulf. Exactly. That's when you will know.
You'll know if naval assets start being deployed in and around the region and crossing the straight.
If naval assets are successfully crossing straight, American naval assets are
successfully crossing the straight. That means they have total domination, okay? Total naval
domination. For the time being, they're just drone striking fucking random boats off the coastline.
The GoFast Bose that Iran has, all of their best equipment is, again, inside of tunnels.
And once again, they don't even need to mine the straight to control the straight.
So it doesn't make any sense.
It's all the White House blowing smoke so they can trade on market manipulation as
much as possible. Oh my God, speaking of market manipulation was so crazy. Uh,
looks like the threats on California by sleeper cells is based on vibes.
We have no real indication or evidence. I know we'll get to the sleeper cell
commerce conversation in a second. Um, I really, really hope that we don't do
like a post nine, 11 style, you know,
and threats scare diplomatic support center was struck overnight. I'll put
the, well, it was right here. You can see it right here. What again, does that
tell you about what the Iranians have in mind and what they're still capable of.
Why you never talk about other topics, you only talk about what's heating your
community, what's heating my community.
This is like global instability.
This is fucking World War three.
What the hell am I supposed to talk about?
Yeah.
So John, good morning.
What they're doing is they're actually looking at all the different important
targets that they've had a real opportunity to in essence, case all these targets.
they know exactly where our diplomatic facilities are. They know where some of our CIA facilities
are. They know where our military facilities. Not a good thing to admit for the record.
Remember, I fucking told you this day one when they were striking like random, seemingly random
targets that look like civilian targets. And everyone was like, what the fuck are they doing
that? I was like, they know who's at those targets. When they have a limited capability,
limited striking capability, they're going to try to maximize the damage. They're not
going to like randomly hit fucking civilians. They're going to be trying to hit CIA assets.
They're going to be trying to hit American military, American troops that they figure
out are either stationed in, in our, you know, utilizing civilian ports like they were in
Kuwait.
And the reason they're doing this is this is their way asymmetrically of going after
us.
You know, on the one hand, we measure things like number of aircraft taken out.
We measure things like number of vessels taken out and, you know, how many we put to the
bottom of the Persian Gulf.
That's all great.
But the problem is the Iranians are fighting with other means.
And as Beth was pointing out, they are-
Law.
Okay, law.
That's easy.
Easy, I guess, is this miss?
Hampton, Sean, and though not today, CIA are using things like
drones, missiles and mines to take that asymmetric effort forward.
And in some cases, they have an asymmetric advantage.
And so going after, you know, areas like logistic centers,
like they did in Kuwait, going after Prince Sultan Air Base in
Saudi Arabia, and going after that diplomatic support center in
Baghdad is exactly part of the Iranian playbook.
And as they try to show, go ahead, Beth.
So what I want to add to that and I think Cedric you can jump in and disagree if I'm wrong here
But I mean it's very very likely that this was taken that this was done by Iranian back it
Militias that are Iraqis right we have not seen them join the fight. We have his blood
Bros. Yeah, I don't even try to do fucking psyops. They just kind of look at you like this
They just they just come in here and they go
Come on, talk about something else.
Have you considered talking about something else today?
China? Maybe China?
Committing suicide in Lebanon, literally, because, you know,
Israel is beating the crap out of them.
And now we have Iraq joining in.
Are we going to have Yemen join in?
Are we going to have the Houthis join into this fight,
which would move us to the Red Sea?
They haven't done that yet,
because it's not exactly in their interest right now
to draw fire.
They're kind of on their back heels right now domestically.
But this is, again, an expansion of the war
of the war that we were kind of waiting for.
It hasn't happened, but maybe this is it.
Cedric, when we go back to the streets, go ahead, Cedric.
Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt.
Go ahead, Cedric.
Go ahead from Pokemon, Tweet.
Oh, no, that's OK.
What I was going to say.
What is this?
Two days ago, everyone was foam-moving over Pocopia
because nobody had the Switch 2 yet.
And now it turns out everyone's got money
and bought the Switch 2 Pocopia, except for me.
this person doesn't even follow me how the fuck I'm just a suicide give on
Twitter now that's kind of cool
say is that is that is right and I think we need to look at the possibility
that the would use will get involved at some point in time and that would then
mean that two different show points the Persian Gulf show point that you know at
the Strait of Hormuz, and the Baba-Lendep, who has the Red Sea empties into the Indian
Ocean. That is the kind of area that we actually could see some efforts, and that is something
where the proxies, just like that said in Iraq, the proxies are going to play a role
in this. And this is definitely an expansion of the effort, and the Iranians are controlling
that narrative along with their proxies, of course.
Yeah, and just so you can see what we're talking about regionally, this is the Strait
of hormones. This would be the red sea right here. The Houthis operating right here, perhaps
shutting down some of the shipping in and out of that region.
Yeah. Um, by the way, open source, it tells just like massage intel, but it's pretty funny.
If you want to understand like the Iranian capabilities, this video can help you understand
it a little bit better.
when the Americans say like oh we've destroyed their boats we've destroyed
their Navy what they fail to consider is that they're fucking Navy is underground
everything is in tunnels
They have tunnel maxed in ways that you cannot even comprehend.
I don't know why you're making light of this, both only do this when they're afraid.
Bro, we're fighting dwarves. What is this, brother? This is literally 100% directly a
consequence of the Korean War. Okay. I need you to understand this is the ingenuity of
the DPRK that very quickly learned their lesson after the genocide that took place with Allied
forces bombing the fuck out of North Korea. And then having those engineers go to places
like Iran, go to play and then teaching them and giving them the tools to create underground
facilities.
This was utilized in Vietnam. This was utilized in Iran. And then these these techniques
were then given to Hezbollah by way of Iran and even Hamas. This is what I mean when I
say we have forced the hands of all of our adversaries to cooperate with one another,
to engage in information sharing, to develop systems of resistance.
Just as our isolationist or not isolationist, but like just as we have forced countries
into submission with the tools that we have with our sanctions, we forced countries into
cooperating with one another economically where you have like new blocks being developed
like the BRICS nations, right?
The same goes for anti-imperialist warfare.
Hello, and jump, and jump, and jump, and jump, and jump.
Why do we care?
Why do career conditions are the most blowback possible?
Is it myopic greed, hubris, a genuine bloodthirst?
It's all of the above.
It's arrogance too.
It's imperial arrogance.
It's imperial arrogance.
It's the, because we are so far removed geographically
from the consequences of our actions,
like America being where it is,
allows America to engage in this kind of instability,
this sort of like death and destruction campaign, because we're not a striking distance. Let's
be real, we are not in striking distance, with the exception of like nuclear arms, with
the exception of like the USSR or China or whatever. We're not exactly in striking distance
from these areas that we are causing instability at.
That allows us to have imperial hubris, imperial arrogance. That allows us to have and maintain
this supremacist ideology because we are so far removed from the impact. We are so far
removed from retaliation. Israel, on the other hand, is fucking insane because they're not
actually far removed from retaliation as you are seeing over and over again.
That's also part of the reason why I, when I hear about like sleeper cells being activated
or whatever I think, oh, this is probably a false flag, because in order to universalize
the fear and the anger and resentment towards a foreign adversary, we kind of have to strike
ourselves a little bit.
We kind of have to slap ourselves a little bit so that Americans actually get worried
and justify this sort of action.
We're talking mass rivers alone within striking distance
of front deliberation du Québec, Tabarnac.
We, I mean, listen, listen,
I'm in favor of Quebec cross-separation.
Tabarnac.
One other thing, you know, we were talking about
the mines, right?
The idea CNN was reporting that Iran may be laying mines
the red sea than Sencom. Sorry, in the straight of Hormuz and Sencom release.
This video, they say is of U. S warplanes and missiles striking the
Iranian mine laying ships. Is this enough to disable them? I think we think
the Iranians have what 5000 minds that they could use. Would this be enough to
stop efforts to mine? Yeah, I mean, it's obviously it helps. But I mean, we're
We're talking about a thousand mile coastline, and we're talking about a capacity of Iran
to use all manner of ships, dows, you know, things that look like fishing ships.
Yeah, you can't do that at scale, but you can certainly throw one or two over the back
of the boat, and no one will know that.
It's very, very hard to track down these very small vessels that can lay mines.
So I think it's kind of whack a mole and we've only whacked, you know, one mole.
I mean, it's not a lot.
Just so people say the thousand miles of coastline here, this is all.
The RGC Navy, she flexing by just cruising around the detain tankers.
Yeah.
We're hit.
Three ships were hit by projectiles near the Strait of Hormuz within three hours.
UK maritime monitor says three commercial vessels were struck by suspected projectiles
within roughly three hours early Wednesday near the Strait of Hormuz, according to alerts
UK maritime trade operations, the British military run maritime security monitor, cargo vessel,
express, Rome at 12, 35 a.m. Eastern time, cargo ship, 11 miles north of Oman and the
shirt of Hormuz was hit by an unknown projectile that sparked a fire on board.
The crew requested assistance began evacuating before the blaze was extinguished with no
environmental impact reported and a skeleton crew remaining on board.
board, bulk carrier, Mayor Rinauri at 10, uh, oh five PM Eastern time, the bulk carrier,
Mayor Rinauri, about 50 miles Northwest, uh, nautical miles Northwest of Dubai UAE reported
being hit by an unknown projectile. Authority said no pollution was reported and the crew
were safe and accounted for. Container ship name, not disclosed at 9 58 PM Eastern time,
but container vessel, roughly 25 nautical miles Northwest of Rosalchemia UAE sustained
damage from an unknown
system from a suspected projectile though the extended damage remains under
investigation all crew members were reported safe
the incidents come as iran escalates warnings about shipping in the straight
a spokesperson for the rgc's hotam al-andiyah
central headquarters said not even one leader of oil
will be allowed to pass through the street of hormones for the benefit of
the united states israel
and their partners
adding that any vessel or cargo linked to those countries would be considered a
legitimate target by iranian armed
forces
This is precisely the reason why I said they do not need to utilize mines.
They can just simply laser ships that choose to,
to go through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran has declared it closed.
Okay.
There's also updates on this.
The IRGC Navy chief came up and said, where ships assured they could pass through
the Strait of Hormuz, ask the crews of these ships, my urinary and express Rome,
who today trusted empty promises, ignored the warnings, and intended to pass through the straight but were caught.
Here's a video of the tankers waiting for Iran's signal to transport their families
in footage shared by Spain media.
That's pretty crazy.
Also once again, proving that I don't think these guys are mining the fucking straight
at all.
I mean, think about that.
This is like, leftist audio.
Brother, what are you talking about?
This is an Iran, this is the IRGC Navy chief freely boating around the fucking Strait of
Hormuz.
This, this right here is once again a clear indication that they're not mining the Strait.
That's number one.
And number two, they're showing that they have complete, they have complete control
over the Strait.
Like Americans are so far, Americans are so far, their naval assets are so far removed
from the strait and having control over the naval strait that the IRGC Navy can freely
boat around.
Okay?
Also, the other reason why I said I don't think they're mining it is because Wall Street
Journal reports that Iran's control of Hormuz means it's exporting more oil today than before
the war.
Tehran is letting ships carrying its crude go through the strait while it scares off
others. This is the other reason why I don't think they're mining it because it would still
be fairly difficult for them to avoid their own minds if that was the case. I mean, they
could, they could get naval vessels to like transport them. They could get the RGC's navy
to like help them go through the the mind areas in the straight, but then you're basically
exposing where the mines are to to satellite imagery.
It's still obviously, it's still obviously risk, but I just don't think that that is that
is something that they're doing major fire intensifying it's a lot of port in Oman following
and Iranian attack earlier today. I don't know why Iran would attack Oman for the record.
I just don't know if that's the case at all. Once again, we don't know. More information
will come out soon enough, and we'll be able to make a better assessment. But my assumption
is that it wasn't around the shot of the refineries in Oman.
show a Thai cargo ship on fire in the Strait of Hormuz. Thai officials say a projectile
hit the stern of the ship, causing a fire in the engine compartment where three crew
members had been working. All 20 other crew members have been evacuated safely by Oman's
Navy, with efforts underway to find those remaining. The ship is one of three commercial
vessels to be hit this Wednesday in the area. According to several US media reports, Iran
has been laying mines like this one in the Strait of Hormuz, further choking off the
route that carries about a fifth of the world's oil. US President Donald Trump has warned of
violent consequences.
If for any reason mines were placed, but they are not removed forthwith, the military consequences
to a...
France 24 is not doing a Trump impersonation while talking, while reading out a Trump
truth social post and I feel like that's, you lose style points for that.
will be at a level never seen before a few hours after trumps post the u.s.
military released these images showing strikes against iranian vessels
described as mine layers near the straight of fridges my this like wow
dude we did it we did it joe like what the fuck is this bro they're using like
one they're using old footage of striking like iranian naval assets and
and then two they're like we blew up a fucking jet ski really this is the most
powerful military on the planet guys the most powerful military on the planet
and this is what we have to show for it. Thanks against Iranian vessels described
as mine layers near the Strait of Hormuz in total it says 16 boats were
destroyed these attacks of race fears of prolonged maritime warfare with Iran
showing no sign of backing down.
We will never allow a single leader of oil to pass through the strait of Hormuz for the
benefit of the United States, the Zionists or their partners.
Any vessel whose ship or oil cargo belongs to the United States, the Zionist regime or
their hostile partners will be considered a legitimate target.
Iran is believed to possess between 2,000 and 6,000 mines.
Traffic through the-
Surely no boat Iran intends to use is just sitting out in the open?
Yeah, no shit.
They're just docked.
Straight has dropped by 97-
Yeah, Iranians are like, wait a minute.
They're just hitting our fucking GoFast boats and our jet skis off the coastline?
I thought we could just like leave them out there and America would not blow them up with
their drones.
And the sense since the start of the war, with these latest incidents unlikely to reassure
shipping companies. Even the U.S. Navy is refusing to escort ships through the strait, saying
the risk of attacks is too high for them.
Something extraordinary has just happened. The international...
Yeah, we'll talk about the emergency reserves that the Democrats are urging the Republicans
to release as well, which is because they're fucking stupid. Anyway, they just don't know
how to play politics at all, it seems. Or rather, they know how to play politics. They
just don't want this war to end. Um, but before I get to that, Iran is dismantling UAE's economy,
and it's also unironically starving the RSF and freeing Sudan. The Sudanese army is advancing
the recaptured towns from UAE back terrorist groups to RSF arms supplies from the UAE to
RSF have dried up since, uh, since Iran began his operation, true promise. So, um, for all
the free Sudaners out there, Sudan is currently being freed partially because Iran has crippled
the United Arab Emirates.
So unintentional consequences of destabilizing the Gulf will contain multitudes. You will
be shocked to find out, like I said, one potential aspect of the Iranian operation, true promise
is the Gulf States that have funded the massive paramount merger deal might back away from
said deal, which would literally engage in one of the most consequential antitrust initiatives
by force. And on top of that now, you have this situation as well.
Like think about that. If the Gulf States decide there is not a lot of value or utility
in constantly funding American media and diversifying their portfolios by entering the American
markets, and they pull out of their prior investment commitments, Iran will have
unironically engaged in trust-busting. Think, think about that. The economic
rise of the Gulf Arab states was predicated explicitly on the idea that
they're a remarkable beachhead of total security in the region. If this goes on
longer or escalates, they will predictably enter a death spiral, since
is impossible to maintain the security of Iran is engulfed in a war or chaos. It's incredible
the situation was so recklessly entered by the US, which was their guarantor and has actually
been trying to push them deeper into a conflict they did not ask for and for which they are
unprepared.
It's fucking insane that America did not even think what could possibly happen to this massive,
amount of oil money that is coming directly from that region.
Now this is obviously beneficial for Israel, because decoupling the Gulf states from the
United States of America is beneficial for Israel.
Let's be real, right?
At least in the short term, because that means it's a weakened Gulf.
The Gulf states that are not closer to America improves Israel standing with the United States
of America, because Israel's value comes from being that beachhead for American intervention
in the region, right?
This could potentially be beneficial for Turkey and China as well. Turkey already has a lot
of security cooperative agreements with not only Qatar, but also Saudi Arabia now with
Pakistan as well. So that's part of the reason why I think Israel wants to also go after
Turkey too, because they don't want any other regional actor that has like any kind of power
outside of Israel. And seemingly America is invested in letting Israel do this. I mean, it's clear.
It makes no sense that Iran was strike Oman's oil after Oman was a mediator during their talks
and was actively trying to prevent escalation and protect the region and Iran. Yeah, I know.
that's why I don't understand who did that. I don't mean it could be like a fucking random stray
from like one IRGC guy or something that that went crazy mode. But it is confusing to me. It's
even more confusing than trying to strike Turkey.
So, investigation confirms there's U.S. Tomahawk.
Did someone question Trump on this?
No, you're talking about the first Mina school, like for the little girls that we killed.
Madman theory works both ways.
If the GCC collapse, wouldn't that make greater Israel much easier to attain? Yes, but it's
entirely dependent on who gets to pick up the pieces.
Because like, if the GCC can't get the proper security assurances, and it's clear that they
can't get it from the United States of America, they're going to seek other alternatives, pushing
them further into China. Because they don't give a shit about American dominance. They'll
play ball with anybody. This is how they've always operated. They don't really have like
a traditional standing military force. Their nationals are way too spoiled to engage in
that sort of thing. And it would be unreliable to just only utilize mercenary forces like
the UAE has done, right? So for them, they need some, they need to be under the banner
of a larger power that has a standing military that could potentially go and fight wars and
and maintain regional stability.
I think the United States of America is destroying their partnerships in the Gulf in this unimaginably
short-sighted way so that Israel can look like this, I guess.
This footage was published February 28th.
Yeah, a lot of people are, a lot of people are utilizing like older footage still whenever they
talk about Israel, whenever they mentioned like what's happening on the ground in Israel.
Why is your people memeing us? This is fucked up. What do you mean?
right here. Jesus Christ. They're farting on us. Um, anyway, I'm still so confused by China's lack of action and all this is just a prerogative to stay away. Or am I missing something? I don't know, man.
Anyway, analysis, will emergency oil reserves bring the cost down?
Let's talk about that and let's talk about how fucking stupid the Democrats are.
Energy agency, which is basically this grouping of rich nations just set up to deal with energy
price crises like the one we're going through at the moment, have just done the biggest
emergency stockpile release that we've ever seen.
Basically they have stockpiles that are for emergencies like this, of oil around the world,
they decided to release an unprecedented amount of this.
And when I say historic, have a look at the previous episodes
where they've released these stockpiles before.
So back, the first Gulf War, this
is showing the total amount in millions of barrels of oil,
75 million barrels of oil in the first Gulf War,
Hurricane Katrina, 60 million, 2011, Libya Civil War,
60 million, and then 183 million in 2022
when Russia invaded Ukraine.
That was actually in two tranches.
And now look at what we're talking about this time around.
Just look at that.
400 million barrels of oil.
We have never seen anything like this.
And perhaps you're kind of wondering, well, has this had an impact?
Has this managed to bring oil prices down?
Well, let me just show you what's happened to oil prices
in the last few days.
This is literally just going back to Thursday,
because it's been such a roller coaster recently.
Thursday, Friday, they're kind of climbing up,
getting towards $100 a barrel.
Then on Monday, they kind of went through the roof up nearly to $120 a barrel.
Then Donald Trump kind of, kind of steps into the debates in Florida.
So this is not the whole story.
The reason why there was some price stabilization that took place with like the release of strategic
oil, the strategic energy reserves.
That's the reason why the price went down again.
And then when Trump said war is complete, it's to kind of go down pretty sharply.
they literally engaged in market manipulation. Okay. Straight up. And then this is where we
are at the moment. So we've just had that news from the IAA. And if you're wondering,
you know, did it have an impact? Did it bring those prices even further down? Here's what
happens because money is fake. Money is so fake. Money is so fucking fake that someone
as clearly a fabulous, someone who is like very clearly a liar, who has done this over
and over again, can literally engage in open stock manipulation, okay?
Wall Street Journal reported on this. It wasn't just Donald Trump either. There's a Wall
your journal report on this from last night, okay? Where are our rug pulling con men turned
around and posted something and then deleted it.
The since deleted post was enough to wipe out million dollar trades benchmark us crude
futures plunged by as much as 19% at one point during a roughly 10 minutes span when rights
post appeared, an exchange-traded fund linked to oil futures saw $84 million of its market
capitalization evaporate.
A plunge in oil prices intensified in the early afternoon yesterday, after Energy Sector
Chris Wright said on X that the U.S. Navy successfully escorted an oil tanker through
the Strait of Hormuz to ensure oil remains flowing to global markets.
The prospect of a prolonged energy shock momentarily dimmed, futures for oil, diesel, and gasoline
slid and stocks jumped.
Just straight up lying, it is crazy.
But the message vanished within minutes, it took 10 minutes.
Leaving investors the world over, struggling to see through the fog of war emanating from
the Trump administration itself.
They did a dirty delete.
They posted and did a dirty delete.
And then they blamed it in time.
Oh, that's awesome.
A spokesperson says the video clip posted by US Interceptor Chris Wright was deleted
from his official ex account after it was determined that it was incorrectly captioned
by department staff.
They're fucking pumping and dumping.
up. And it's so funny that Wall Street is so desperate for a W that they like lean into
it. Anytime Trump lies about any of this stuff, they're like, oh, finally, thank God. It's
awesome. Jayman Crimes, who's gonna, who's gonna do anything? The Trump administration
already went through all of the regulatory agencies and destroyed them. So who is going
to prosecute this. No one. Okay. No one. This is why I stress the importance that the Democrats
are going to have if they ever win power back again, they're, they're going to have to fucking
punish these people. I'm sorry. If you don't throw all these motherfuckers in jail, you
are, you're nothing. Okay. You are a fucking fascist collaborator. If you do not throw
every single one of these motherfuckers in jail, every single one, I'm willing to put
billions upon billions of dollars into the regulatory agencies with the specific purpose
of making sure every single one of these fucking criminals rots in jail in perpetuity are you
fucking kidding me and this is like the this is the bare minimum necessity okay there's
so much there's so many more prosecutions that might take place that have to take place
If we are to remain a competent functioning state,
insane to me.
Bally spot it, can't you?
Basically, they ticked over.
They haven't really moved at all.
And all this raises the question, why?
Why is it that markets just haven't responded?
Why is it that this unprecedented amount of oil
being poured out into the world hasn't had that price impact
that some people might have expected?
partly, maybe it was because it was semi-anticipated,
but also there's something deeper going on here,
just about the nature of the oil market
and the fact that there's a big gap here.
I'll show you that in a second,
but first of all, just note the fact
that when you talk about oil,
when you think about oil being pumped out of the ground,
the dynamic here is about flows.
The oil flows out of the ground, often at high pressure,
it flows into places like refineries.
It goes through the pipes and in those pipes,
it's turned into all sorts of different products. Obviously petrol, but kerosene, petrochemicals
that go into plastics and-
Yeah, the head of the nominal opposition party in the house not ruling out further bank
ruling Trump's Iran bloodbath is an objectively pro-war position. His limp process criticism
about Trump not making his case mean nothing if he doesn't oppose more funding. The fact
that Hakeem Jeffries won't commit to blocking additional Iran war funding is insane, but
also expected. What is this? Chatter is banned from as in his chat. How are you that annoying?
What? I don't care about this. Okay.
Straight up, not only are they refusing to oppose additional funding, like block additional funding
for Trump's war, okay, for Israel's war. But on top of that, some Democrats have already
started demanding the release of strategic oil reserves in the United States of America
in an effort to engage in market correction.
This is fucking ridiculous to me, okay? Why would you literally soften the impact when
When your enemies are making a fucking mistake, let them.
Why would you urge to soften the blow?
Americans, for the most part, are never going to comprehend the impact of this Israel First
War unless they get hurt in their wallets.
So it leads me to believe that the reason why they are trying to, the reason why they're
urging for a market correction from the state is because they like it.
It's because they like this war.
It's because they want to soften its impact so we can continue this war.
That's it.
There is no world where Republicans would ever demand a similar thing.
As a matter of fact, I know when the Ukraine war started, Republicans were actively actually
yelling at Biden.
Donald Trump for years talked about how he filled the strategic reserves and Biden never
released them in an effort to fucking hit him.
Hit him hard.
It's so dumb.
I think it's the midterms. I don't want to believe that they're that evil. I think it's midterms. No, man
That's it's advantageous for the democrats to not say anything about the strategic reserves
What are you talking about?
It's literally better
For the democrats to have the maximum amount of leverage over trump's unpopular war
However, it is better for them to sit around.
It's better for them to fucking sit around and say, see, he's fucking everything up.
This is midterms gold.
You only do this if you don't give a fuck about the midterms, you don't give a fuck
about winning, and you simply want the war to continue.
You only do this if you are the controlled opposition party.
And time and time again, Democrats have shown us that they are the controlled opposition
party, at least the current makeup of the Democratic Party.
And the National Democratic Party is the controlled opposition party here, just as they did not
pursue the upper hand that they had in the government shutdown initiative, right?
And they found enough votes to end the government shutdown internally, just as they found enough
votes to deny the war power's resolution from passing in Congress, right? Democrats literally
actively caucus alongside the Republicans, okay? They actively caucus alongside the Republicans.
They are controlled opposition. The boomer crats love Israel. They are also Israel first.
That's it. They care about their corporate benefactors, and they care about Israel more
than they care about actually waging any kind of political war against the fascist Republican
party. That much is clear to me. They do not play hardball at all, even when it's advantageous
for them, even when the public is demanding they play hardball. They do not care.
Pharmaceuticals, all sorts of things. But it ends up eventually at the local petrol station
and in other places as well along the way though
it's all about motion
it's all i know this is your job in the proof keeps filing up but do you ever get
tired of exposing the democrat party is controlled opposition no
the reason why i do this is so that people understand
so that we can actually uh... vote in people that will actually fight
and build a strong organized movement
in one of the two readily available parties rather than having to like
uh... litigate
uh... ballot access in every fucking state
and then
if the democrats refuse to cooperate with the wishes of the public with the
democratic wishes of the working class in this country
once there's a level of organizing once there's a level of strength in this
left-ranked movement
if they don't play ball you break
is that simple
flow is all about points
and it's all about continuing those flows so the global economic machine that
You know, despite the fact that we're in 2026,
despite the fact that we have more renewable energy,
it's still really dependent on fossil fuels
for a lot of people's livelihoods and a lot of that.
Those flows need to continue.
And if you look at just where the oil is being pumped
out of the ground, so where this begins,
well, there you've got Asia, Russia,
quite a lot in Russia, really a lot,
an increasing amount due to shale oil
and fracking in America.
But if I just take these bars
and kind of stack them up next to each other,
The leader is, as it has always been, the Middle East.
30 million barrels a day.
And what we're talking about here,
it's the total amounts each day.
And there's a reason that we focus on that.
I'm going to put them together so you can see.
100 million barrels of oil a day is kind of what you need
to pump into the economic machine
to keep it satisfied right now.
And the real problem, the nub of the economic situation
we're faced with at the moment,
is that a massive chunk of those barrels at the moment, or hitherto, have come out of
the strait of hummus. They've come basically from this area that's affected by the fighting
right now. About 15 million barrels a day. And you kind of don't have them right now.
And this is what everything comes back to. It comes back to the fact that there's a gap
here between what the world needs in terms of its oil.
Your interview with John was cancelled because a VTuber told him not to. There's a video
of it.
Which VTuber?
It's probably someone taking credit for it, but
It was Pippa who is Pippa Pippin Pika, I believe who the fuck is that?
The reason his interview was canceled with John Kira Kiriyaku
I
Can you hear it beep beep beep beep beep beep? Or if you didn't get it beep beep beep beep beep beep?
That's just a cameo that doesn't actually
Asmongold orbiter
No, this is this is a cameo guys. Are you fucking stupid enough to believe that this was like a sincere request?
No people are I
Don't think that's the case
Yes. Oh yeah. Hey, thanks for the heads up on HP. I appreciate it. I needed it and I will take care of it. So, uh,
I asked her not to collab with Hassan piker. He's going on Hassan stream.
Are people that stupid? Exactly. I wrote. Somebody can, somebody can bring up the vibe, but I
Zach said he's gonna go on Twitter and DM John yesterday for an interview to get one up on you. No, she was on call with him
This is a cameo guys. I mean, maybe maybe she actually did a call with him or something, but
Also, none of this matters like who gives a fuck if I can't fucking interview John Kiriakou. Who cares?
I requested this false
Playing over one and there was only like two requests left
So I like very quickly wrote something and I was like by the way, please don't collab with his aunt
Time to even say something
Tell you the truth the last three weeks. I've been winging it. So
I'm very grateful for the helping hand
All right, all the best.
Thanks for reaching out.
I don't think it's like that.
He said yesterday there is still something happening in April.
Wait, but it wasn't canceled.
He said yesterday there will be something in April.
Yeah, we are directly in contact with John.
That's why I was kind of confused as to his response initially.
I didn't understand it. I'm a fan. I like, uh, I like his background. I like the, the
way he communicates. I like a lot of his opinions in general. Um, so I was like, I was definitely
confused. He's done stuff with the young Turks back in the day as a whistleblower initially.
And I, I think these guys, they, they get off on, uh, they get off on trying to like
secure these kinds of like weird victories for themselves. But I don't yeah, I think they're
just doing cloud goblin shit for the most part. And that's it. I don't know why people are so
I guess they're so excited at the at the prospect of like fucking up an interview. But like I
interview, I interview people all the time, right?
I interview people non-fucking stop.
So for me, if I wasn't capable of like interviewing this person,
really interesting how people out in the comments feel so happy with the dude already flipped on
it just today. Thanks for the 999. John, you should continue, you should reconsider doing
you know, I think that's a
big part of the story. I think
that's a big part of the story.
I think Hassan Pikers show your
Hassan Pikers. Your your
audience is over a lot more than
people think, especially on US
foreign policy propaganda
censorship and corruption. Why
not do it? I have an idea about
Hassan Piker and his show as
well as two other kind of
controversial young successful
broadcasters. I have an idea and
Yeah, I don't, I don't know. Yeah, I don't know why people were just like who's on finds out john
Kiriago rejected his collab. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, it's just like, it's very weird. Something
similar to this happened with, uh, with I show speed as well, where like someone asked me,
someone asked me about, uh, uh, whether or not I would ask I show speed to come to Cuba, which
I did. And I, I also talked to his team as well, uh, today, as a matter of fact, this morning.
Now, the reason why I wanted, uh, I should speak to obviously come to Cuba is because this is
bread and butter. This is a perfect opportunity for him to do a once in a lifetime, for him
to do a once in a lifetime live stream from a country that people don't really live stream from,
right? And the reason why I thought it was a perfect collab is because his trip to China
was obviously eye-opening for a lot of people in his audience.
And he's currently busy doing some other shit. That's part of the reason why he couldn't do it, but I thought it was a perfect fit, right?
Obviously, the goal of this flotilla is to deliver humanitarian aid to Cuba, but it's also to bring awareness about like the day-to-day existence of, you know, regular Cubans.
Cubans. And not only that, but also to bring awareness to the unjustifiable blockade that
the entire world has voted against the United Nations General Assembly. So it's partially
for awareness, and it's also a unique opportunity that perfectly suits what ISOSpeed does.
And that's the reason why I had I had asked him, right?
And it's so strange that people were like flexing that, you know, I show speed hates
you was on or whatever.
And and XQC was making fun of me apparently he said XQC said he doesn't know why house
and I'd be surprised that I should speed doesn't want to follow him on his trip to Cuba.
It's like a YouTube creator with 50 subscribers asking Apple CEO Tim Cook for a collab.
And people don't even know that.
I asked he did not respond
Okay, great
You can just go to Cuba like even right now you can just chat is this like when it when it independent
YouTube with youtuber I guess like fucking 50 subscribers right says that we asked on
Apple CEO Tim Cook for a comment that she did not respond to our request for answer
Evening not you have an amazing stream. Okay, but you yeah, and then people are like W speed W speed
but like they don't understand like this isn't me like clout chasing or whatever
the goal of this, uh, the goal of this is obviously for awareness. I said, this is such a stupid take
speed is traveled all around the world. We're going to Cuba with journalists and artists like
kneecap is not a fucking twitch collab. It's an aid mission with hopes of sharing Cuban culture with
the, with the U S and showing the impact of the U S blockade. Absolute trog. Then I followed by
saying it's insane to the cynical crypto gambling addicted pill popping loser can only see the world
through fucking transactions is completely beyond the scope of comprehension to care for anything
other than himself. What a dark and sad way to live life. Many such cases online. And they, like,
to me, this once again shows that I live in this, in this parallel universe, right? Where I'm like
trying to do adult shit, you know, trying to get people elected. I have this ideology. I have this,
this, this affirmative vision for the future, this positive vision for the future that I'm trying
to enact the best of my ability with my community and a lot of you guys as well. But then because
of the platform that I'm on, because I'm on fucking Twitch, a lot of the lowest IQ fucking idiots
cannot comprehend that there is a goal here beyond just like Twitch streaming collabs and
fucking clout. And I suspect that there's probably a lot of people that are like legitimately 12 to
14 that also don't see it in that way at all, and they don't think like this is an adult thing, right?
And that's part of the reason why they they operate like this and they celebrate moments like this
Because I mean, this is just fucking idiotic
They're caught up in online brain rush it we see what you're doing with the people
I know I know my audience understand this and many people in the periphery also understand
this. Like you're not, the average normie is not tuned into like the everyday drama.
For them, they're like, if they were to encounter this commentary, they'd be like, what the fuck
are you talking about? Like this is a, this is a much larger aid mission than like one
guys ambitions for clout, right? And I don't know, I don't know why they like take such,
I don't know why they find such joy in actively, you know, in actively undermining things that
I'm trying to do or celebrating what they perceive is like a failure, you know?
Yeah, it's because you talk about it, dude, no one cares, but you and Moran's?
Yeah, I just, I don't know. I find it very strange. They can't cancel your college appearances,
so they're going after people saying that you want on. I've always found this dynamic interesting.
Like I only watch you in a few other political commentators,
EG majority report on Twitch, but I always see so much brain rot tangential to it, which
is just silly and ridiculous shit while I'm trying to actually get serious news and politics.
Yeah, I don't know. I don't know why they would just like, I don't know why they won't
just like leave me alone. You know what I mean? I don't know why there's like so much
joy that you can derive so much satisfaction that you can derive out of this. Like, because
if you think about it a little bit further, you realize that this is not about me at all.
Do you think it's good that America is starving the Cuban population, right?
Do you think it's a good thing? Do you agree with that? Do you agree with American imperialism?
Do you agree with America's policies of refusing to send oil, refusing to allow other countries to ship oil into Cuba?
There's a major energy crisis in Cuba right now that is completely human made.
It's very strange, you know.
It's very strange stuff.
It's very sad.
It's very sad stuff, very strange stuff in general.
I think a lot of people, without realizing it, like also play a role in propaganda.
Even back when I used to dislike you, I understood that constantly focusing on you was unproductive
use of my time.
How these guys can do this all the time is crazy.
So you only do this if you have no investment in things, right?
If you have no interest in politics whatsoever, this is actually the most interesting way
that you can entertain talking about politics.
And unfortunately, for a lot of young people out there, they also don't have any real investment
in politics at all.
Even if politics is fucking them and fucking their futures, which is precisely what I'm
trying to get across.
A lot of these guys basically operate in this very nihilistic, very cynical way,
a very narcissistic way where they're just like,
fuck my enemies. I hate this guy.
He's called me out for gambling. Fuck him. He is my enemy forever.
And I know that I can like, you know, get,
I can scratch this itch and get a little bit of cloud on the side as well by
attacking him over and over again.
And normally, I think a lot of content creators avoid that kind of friction.
Most content creators hate this kind of friction.
So they'll play ball.
They'll either like deliberately shut the fuck up and never talk about XQC or Aiden
Ross or all these other content creators because they're fearful of like the pushback
that they will receive from their audiences, the endless barrages of harassment, right?
I don't do that every now and then.
I will actually go fuck you, right?
And then, then obviously that, that back and forth continues, dude, no one gives a fuck
about this, you were grandstanding during a war.
I just gave you a real news update, Striker was just hacked, yes, I know, I will be talking
about that in a little bit.
I guess part of the reason why, part of the reason why I bring this up every now and then
is so that, you know, you guys are aware of, like, when you hear, you know, negative commentary,
you just know where it comes from, right? And you also understand, like, what the reason
for that negative commentary is, because if you think that it's because, like, these people
have, like, a genuine ideological disagreement with what I believe and what I am defending,
it's not that at all. It's something super silly. It's much sillier than that. It's
much more pathetic than that. It's much more childish than that.
But unfortunately, a lot of people on the internet are also kind of childish.
And there is a market for this kind of content.
It is what it is.
It's kind of sad.
What are you going to do?
Whether you interview actual political figures, they interview and stream with pedophiles,
no worries.
It doesn't matter.
They have big audiences and they are constantly fomenting hate.
And then like celebrating what they perceive is like a successful interception.
You know what I mean?
And literally leaning into cameos to make it seem like this was actually a successful
way, a successful initiative to like stop us on from interviewing this one guy.
I've been in them politics for a long time.
establishment dem group jazz or cheering every piece of criticism on mom donnie.
The same theory goes here. You're doing something that if you succeed appends the power and
authority they build. Yeah, that one is a little bit more understandable though, because
like if you're an establishment democratic consultant, your power is slipping away every
time there is like a successful socialist that overthrows the establishment and actually
gains popularity gains momentum and plays a formative role in building this movement.
So for those guys, it's their bread and butter. For a lot of these guys, they have no real
investment in politics at all. Maybe some of them have like ideological disagreements,
but at the end of the day, it's mostly just drama and clout for a lot of these people.
So I'm a little bit more understanding of why,
I'm a little bit more understanding of why, you know, democratic operatives will celebrate attacks
against Zara Mammadani. You were mentioned. This is the next wave of political fundraising
by McKenna Kelly in Discord Service Instagram DMs, Contracurator Organizing Turning, following
through the millions and millions of dollars in political giving. Oh, this is, they didn't
even reach out for comment on this, but I suspect it has some to do with, yeah, the Oliver Larkin
streamer we raised $56,000. This is the second year she talked about you for her birthday. She's
obsessed with you. I don't know who this person is, but I wish them well. I hope they're doing all
All right, and I hope they get better.
And I hope they find happiness in their lives.
Okay, peeping peepa.
The market is half of this community at this point.
They engage with this behavior.
They believe their baits like this cameo
shouldn't forward it to you.
It's a never ending cycle.
Yeah, I mean, there is some utility
in addressing it every now and then, right?
I think it's fine to address it every now and then.
I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it all the time, especially now at a time like this, but I think there is
There's a decent reason to offer a little bit of pushback to my audience so that they understand where it's coming from, right?
Hell no, she's a loser Nazi. Yeah, I don't know anything about her. I don't know anything about her at all
So
But if you, but, but if you think that this is something I'm doing routinely, I don't
think that's fair.
I don't think it's a fair assessment, especially considering that for the past like 12 days
I have spent 9 hours to 10 hours of physical day exclusively covering what's going on in
Iran.
And what it's potentially getting when the Strait of Hormuz is closed.
I'll just show you the geography there, because it's striking to look at this, so much.
When you're talking about those 30 million barrels of oil a day,
so much of it is coming from such a concentrated part of the world.
If you just look here, what these light blue areas are showing you
is the oil and gas fields.
And just look at how they are congregated here.
It's just due to a quirk of geology, really,
things happening hundreds of millions of years ago.
You've got, for instance, over here, that's the north field.
That is the biggest gas field in the world, unparalleled.
Actually, it's a source of primary energy.
It's very hard to find anywhere else that can compete.
You've got there, that's Goa, which is in Saudi Arabia.
That's the biggest gas oil field.
More crude oil there than anywhere else in the world.
And if you're looking at this area,
you probably can see that a lot of it begins here
and it's kind of landlocked, isn't it?
And the reason that the Straits of Homa matters so much
Is that basically the only way out for most of this oil?
Now one of the questions a lot of people have been asking over this period is well hold on
Could you just get it out differently a different way and
In some senses the answer is yes because there are lots of pipelines that are dotted around this area
So for instance, I've just focused on a couple of them
This is the east-west pipeline that traverses Saudi Arabia. You can get quite a lot of oil out of that over there
It's 15% capacity. Part of the reason why there's also no like real integration with
all the other refineries in the region is because the Gulf States have always been fucking
warring against one another as well. They've always had political problems and have not
been able to create like, even though they have the financial incentive, they haven't
been able to create a successful initiative and they need far more pipelines to be able
to successfully reroute all of the oil from the refineries that are coming from the Persian
Gulf. Pipelines themselves are also obviously vulnerable as well. But as I've said, if you're
wondering why they don't have like more pipelines to just reroute the oil to a dock on the Red
Sea side, well, that's the reason. There's also the other problem here. If they were to reroute it
to the Red Sea, I mean, yeah, you have entry into the European market, but if you're supposed to go
through the Asian market. If you're supposed to go to the Asian market, you still can't
cross this side because there is another choke point that Yemen controls on this side.
At that point, I guess you have two options. One, bribe the onslaught law movement to,
to allow them to let you go through, which they have done so in the past in the Red Sea
as well during the previous blockades, or you just wait it out. So that's the problem
for these guys. If they're trying to go to the Asian markets, they have to go through
another choke point that this time the onset of law movement controls. So that's the
Pajero pipeline that kind of goes through the UAE and takes that oil so that you can
get it. You don't have to go through the straights of the murders. It's the other side of the
straight. If you kind of see that, um, if you can rely on not getting, we think it's
UAE is really back proxy to Yemen and send the drones to the Dukum port and Salala port.
both very near to Yemen. I'm Omani and none of us think it's the Iranians thoughts. Yeah,
I don't think it's the Iranians either. We think it's a great Israeli back proxy to Yemen
that sent the drones. Yeah, it makes sense. It does not make sense for Iran to strike
the oil refineries in Oman at all. It does not make sense. I said this earlier,
because Oman is the closest ally that Iran has, but obviously I suspect that Oman will,
will do an investigation and figure out exactly what took place.
I find it very, very unlikely that Iran would strike Oman or even strike the refinery capabilities
of Oman because of their close allegiance.
Oman, if I'm not mistaken, doesn't even have American military bases, right?
sure Oman doesn't even have American military bases on its soil. So it seems like it's a false flag.
They do. Are you sure? Those Oman have U.S. military bases.
Yes, Oman. Okay, I was wrong. Oman does host one US, is this it? Raffle, therm rate base
is a military effort located near therm rate, a town in Dofar, Governorate Oman, the Royal
Air Force of Oman are the two operators of Raffle Therm Rate and is home to the Raffle
squadrons. They're temporary, I think. And it's home to two Rafale squadrons at F-16s.
The United States Air Force is a current tenant. And so is the British Royal Air Force and
the Indian Air Force also use Rafale Thermite during regular cross-nation military exercises.
drones hit a port though. No, I know, but for Iran to strike the Omani refineries or the ports
would be very unlikely.
Is the British base mainly?
Bombs around there, you don't have to go through.
But the key thing of course is that's everyone.
But here's the catch.
No, they may host some personality base,
but it's not an official base that belongs to the US.
There's a difference in technicals and semantics.
These pipelines already have a certain amount of oil going through them and you could get more you could certainly get about maybe
Optimistically about five million barrels a day through the east-west pipeline and maybe getting towards kind of 700,000
Through this pipeline there add that up and remember what we're talking about is the gap 15 million barrels a day
That's the key number to keep in mind
Well that kind of takes it there's the gap there
So it's all about how we bridge that gap. Pipelines might get you 5.7 million of the
way. But of course you still have a big gap there. You've still got nine and a quarter
million barrels short. So then you have to start looking at other things. And that's
where we come back to the IEA. And remember this chart I showed you, right at the start,
the biggest ever. It turns out this is not the key chart. What really matters here is
If the region was rich in zinc, you'd be just as cruel.
True, I would be.
I would be demanding that America take over the region by force, so we can control the
pipelines that keep this zinc flowing.
So the oil is going to be released over the course of the next few months.
Instead, what really matters is how much oil is going to be released a day.
And last time around, each of these different conflicts and moments, there were the first
The flows kind of vary, but they were more or less about two million barrels a day.
This time around, the IEA hasn't actually told us how much it's going to be releasing
a day, not yet at least at the time of it recording this.
If it were to be two million a day, then to be honest with you, if you take that, add
that to our kind of pipeline amount, you can still, there's still a big gap, isn't there,
seven and a quarter million barrels short.
But if on the other hand, the amount that's going to be released each day is going to
be bigger, that really would be historic.
That would be historic.
And based on what we're seeing at the moment, it could well be kind of four, maybe four
and a half or so million barrels a day, which is important just to keep that machine fed.
And if that's the case, put that over there, add it to that, and the gap is much more narrow.
But there's still a gap.
And there is one other kind of thing that might well bridge it.
Look back at this map here.
Look at the straight-up hummus.
Now, as you know, it's kind of effectively closed, but it's not entirely closed, because
there are still one or two ships going through it.
This is showing you the flow of tanker traffic, as oil and gas, before this conflict began,
and then after.
And, you know, it's really...
Kind of feels like they did actually stop it, don't you think?
This is boring as fuck.
I agree. Let's return now to those, um, us is being drawn into fight Iran's war. Professor
Michael Clark analysis. Wow. That's one way to put it. This is like when these guys were
saying Jeffrey Epstein might be a foreign state asset, except not for Israel, but for
China and Russia. Okay. This analysis is awesome. Us every fucking high level American government
has literally said we're doing this for Israel. We're doing this for Israel. M is real high. M is real high.
You know, we're gonna keep fighting Israel's war. You're gonna die for Israel and you're gonna like it.
If you don't actually like dying for Israel, then you're fucking anti-Semitic.
In the straight.
US is being drawn into the fight Iran wants.
Oh, I read the title wrong.
Well, even then, let's see. Let's see what he says.
Security analyst, Professor Michael Clark has more.
I have to pee.
carry on doing this and i think the timing is not incidental remember last night
president trump threatened me said you know if you try and close the trade
of all more is there
they're not being drawn into the fight iran wants this is we we started the
fight we started the fight
this is the fight not iran wants but israel wants so once again
my point still stands
they are apps of fucking lukeley
trying to make it seem like it's anything but that will deliver fire and
brimstone against you made sort of blood curdling threats to them and so they're
responded by attacking three ships that's their message that when they're
not going to be intimidated by this this is what they're trying to say and as I
keep saying you you don't have to close the Strait of Hormuz with mines you
simply have to make it dangerous for cargo ships and tankers to transit it
and that's what they've done as long as the Strait of Hormuz is dangerous then
effectively it is closed and the Iranians have got quite a lot of options if
if they choose to use them. The Americans say that they have sunk 51 naval vessels,
I am sure that is true, Centcom, central command has said that. But remember that the
Iranians started this crisis with over 450 naval vessels of various sorts. They are
thought to have about 25 submarines, most of the mini submarines, and the Americans
I think have only claimed to have hit one or possibly two of them, so it may be that
they've still got submarines and they've certainly got plenty of ways of launching drones, certainly
drones if not missiles from the shores, their northern shore if you like, along the Strait
of Omus, along that whole Gulf, Strait of Omus, I mean Northwoods, North and Westwoods,
along the coast of the Gulf. So there's lots that they could continue to do and what I
think that they are trying to do is draw the Americans in to the sort of battle that will
be easier for the Iranians to fight because if the Americans get drawn in.
Why not just use a big chain that worked for Kosset and Obu, right? I mean it literally didn't
because guess what? The Turkish forces actually pulled the fucking ships off land
and then dumped them in to, uh, I think Gultasai.
Then the chances are they'll take some losses and the Iranians will get lucky once or twice
and that's the sort of thing that will have a big political effect they must calculate in Washington.
And Michael, the next obvious question is, can the Americans do anything to stop them?
Oh, they can. I mean, they've given this out many times at Central Command and so have the British planners as well.
I mean, you know, all those nations that have taken a role in Gulf security have thought about this for many years.
What would happen if the straight up almost was closed? And yes, it can be done.
So it needs a gunline of destroyers, of air defense destroyers.
Are they really sending sleeper agents? They say the decrypted radio signal that is supposed to
wake up sleeper agents in many other countries. Is that true? No, man. It's not. And I don't
believe that at all. Okay. I'm sorry. When 9 11 happened, it wasn't enough for Americans to be
fucking terrified. Okay. It wasn't enough for Americans to be, uh, utterly terrified about
Atlanta 9 11 happening in their backyard. They had the universalized that experience.
So, Anthrax attacks took place all around the United States of America.
And it was very strange, and we still to this day don't know exactly what took place in
these Anthrax attacks or where this Anthrax came from.
But there was a lot of suspicion that this Anthrax was specifically designed in a lab
that was affiliated with the FBI.
Okay?
But the anthrax attacks that happened right around 9-11, like right after 9-11, universalized
the fear for a lot of Americans that there was a foreign enemy out there.
It was, there was a foreign enemy out there that was literally trying to kill Americans
in like, podunk fucking towns in Iowa and whatnot, okay?
This created unlimited appetite for the average American to go and wage war, go on this revenge
quest.
Do you really think the dude who was arrested for the anthrax attacks is a Pazzie?
Yes.
I do.
The anthrax attacks are one of those conspiracies that I do think is like not a real, like that's
not a, that's not a conspiracy theory.
I think that's a real thing that happened with so many proud,
hardworking, unbelievable American patriots.
Anyway, let's listen to our big, beautiful glorious president
now.
And we're here today with the men and women
of a phenomenal company that has been helping Kentucky
grow and prosper for six incredible decades.
In other words, they've been here for a long time,
versed logistics.
I don't know why he looks so moist today.
You spent a lot of the-
My president, you're looking extra moist today, my president.
I love you.
I love you, actually.
If they didn't, I wouldn't be here, probably.
I don't think I could.
If they didn't love you, I'd walk off this stage right now.
With your help, this family-owned business has risen from a small trucking operation
into a juggernaut, a warehousing packaging, one of the biggest transportation, all these
Big labels they put on, but I'll tell you America's favorite brands right here.
And this has been an unbelievable group of people that built this wonderful company.
And I want to thank you very much. It's an honor.
And like the people of Kentucky, you do it with skill and precision and pride using
equipment stamp with those beautiful words made in the USA.
Do you remember?
David's in the USA.
We're putting it all over the place.
And we're making more and more things in the USA,
more than we ever had.
More people are working today in the USA
than at any time in the history of our country.
And by the way, do we have a great military?
The best, better than any military in the world, by far.
I didn't know that we're going to have to be showing it off so much, to be honest with
you.
I built it.
In my first term, we built this military, and I didn't know that we'd have to use it
quite as much as we're using it, but we're using it well, and there's no better military.
There's nobody even close, so we're very proud of it.
So, we have in this company 2,600 employees, and they pour out their sweat and their soul
into shipping the products America knows and loves, and they're doing more business
than they've ever done before.
And thanks to the record-setting tax cuts that we passed in the great, big, beautiful
bill, biggest tax cuts in the history of our country.
You know, I've been, as I grew up, I'd watch politicians and I'd always hear them,
we're going to cut your taxes, cut your taxes.
This is the first group of opponents.
It's the first group of Democrats.
They're always saying, we're going to raise your taxes.
Historically, a politician has to.
Ideally, you're going to follow through.
But you have to say we're cutting taxes.
They say we're going to raise that.
They were going to give you if they won Kamala and Joe.
Yeah, notice how the mass deportation signs are no longer
in existence at these rallies.
And now they're doing bigger paychecks and affordability
related signs.
Hmm, something to consider.
They're just your country.
And I kept saying, are they really saying this?
I don't know.
What do I know about politics?
I haven't been doing it that long.
But they were going to give you the biggest tax cut.
And now, again, the midterms are coming.
They want to raise your taxes higher than you've ever had before.
We have to win.
The midterms are going to be very, very important to keep it going.
But thanks to the tax cuts, which are record-setting, we passed the great, big, beautiful bill.
And I'm pleased to report that Verst Logistics is investing more than $10 million into expanding
its operations this year, right here, $10 million.
And you're buying brand new tractor trailers and opening up warehouses in two additional
states, Texas and North Carolina.
And that's what it's all about.
And that's why we did it.
And with the help of our tax cuts, all of those trucks and warehouses and equipment purchases,
everything that we're doing, and everything that you see in this country that's being
built, you get what's called expensive, meaning a deduction in the first year. One year, it's
a bit, no, too, a lot of people that doesn't mean to me, it means something else. It means
jobs. That's why we have so much. Best jobs ever. Bro, glorp. Perhaps most importantly,
they're getting glorp to. He's green for an amazing reason. There's no tax on overtime.
happening do we have another camera 11 but that was gonna happen that means
every extra hour you work your overtime pay is now 100% tax free of no tax
remember the people and help them to see the evil doings of Israel and the
United States you bring it at home to okay I don't know who you bring it home
I don't want to know. That's not my business, although it could be interesting.
After so many years of politicians who sold out the working men and women of our country,
we finally have a president who puts American workers first.
Totally.
Totally. If there's a president that puts American workers last, like openly,
it's Donald Trump, okay? Most American presidents are obviously servants of capital.
capital. But Donald Trump doesn't even hide it. Donald Trump doesn't even try to make
it seem like he's anything but a servant of capital and capitalists that happen to be
some of his best friends. This is the rug pool president, dude.
But their front row jokes, they're like professionals are getting on the front row. Thank you.
And there's a lot of them too. Thank you very much. Great honor.
So a short time ago, under a man named Sleepy Joe Biden, has anyone heard of him?
How about Barack Hussein Obama?
He went to Jesse Jackson's funeral.
He spoke and it was like a political hit job.
And the family of Jesse Jackson got angry as hell at him because they understand they
hated each other. You know, he was there, but I loved watching that. That was so, the family
goes outside and they start screaming at him. A short time ago under Biden and his allies
in Congress, we had a dead, we were dead as a door.
How does that work? That was 10 years ago, bro. It doesn't matter. These guys literally
will never let go. They are so vindictive. They are so angry about the fact that there
was a black president. Okay. Many of them just remembered that. I since the election
all time. And the typical Americans 401k is up by almost $35,000 since I took office.
And in four years, Joe Biden got less than $1 trillion of new investment into the United
and said, so think of this, $1 trillion over a period
of much less, over a period of four years,
we got $18 trillion.
And Jake Paul knows what that means.
$18 trillion in 11 months,
because they haven't calculated the 12 months.
So we have $18 trillion in 11 months,
say in a year what the first is it made,
compared to less than, substantially less than one trillion in four years.
You would say they're not doing, they didn't do a good job, Jake.
I didn't ask Jake who we voted for, but I don't think it was Kamala.
I don't think so.
I think your whole reputation would be shot if you said,
I voted for Kamala, that would be the end of your whole career, Jake.
But here in the heartland of America,
you're already seeing the result of what we've done.
I just came from Thermo Fisher Scientific in Reading, Ohio,
right across the way, a great American company
that's investing $2 billion in domestic manufacturing,
all because of what we've done with the tariffs
and with the deductions and all of the other things
that we've done.
Ford Motor Company, and by the way,
we have more jobs in terms of construction.
We're building more factories now in this country
than at any time in the history of our country.
More factories are being built.
And Ford Motor Company, a good old staple,
has announced a $2 billion assembly plant in Louisville, Kentucky,
which was a port more than 2,200 Kentucky jobs.
And I was with Ford the other day.
I was in Detroit, and Bill Ford, the head of it,
he had an advantage over everybody else in getting the job.
but that's okay.
He was born Ford, but he was showing me a plant
that was built in like 1914, very old,
one of the biggest plants in the country,
but one of the oldest.
And they were getting ready to shut it down
a year and a half ago.
And then he heard Trump was running
and he sort of said, let's wait.
So they were getting ready to shut it down.
It was on minimal time.
It was just a question of time,
but he said, let's wait.
and he waited, and they just announced two weeks ago
that they're now gonna run seven days a week,
24 hours a day, building the Ford 150.
The big difference.
It's a big difference.
That's a big difference.
You shut it down or you run 24 hours a day
and they're doing a good job.
Apple, great company, 2.5 billion
to manufacture 100% of the glass for iPhones and Apple Watches
right here in Kentucky factories all being made.
And Apple spending 650-
What is happening?
Bro, it's crazy.
There are the cameras getting busted waiting for the stream.
Oh my God. I can't believe that like their professional equipment, this is the White
House's own professional equipment. I wonder if they're getting hacked. Cause like it could
be like a, I mean, it could be, it could be like a, like a cyber attack or something.
My spectrum TV is, uh, is hacked. Really? Oh my God. Wait, this one's busted too.
650 billion. Thank you. But it's just two days ago, GE aerospace, they're doing phenomenally
announced a one billion or if we're being real, it could literally just be, it could straight
up just be bad infrastructure in Kentucky. Like that's that literally could be the case jobs in
Kentucky. Okay. Kentucky. I love the way a real. Kentucky in
pronunciation. But if I do it, I'll get but I love Kentucky.
More Americans are working today than any time in history. And
that number is going to be when you see the numbers by the end
of the year, we did an excursion. You know what an
excursion is? We had to take a little trip to get rid of some
evil, very evil people. It should have been done for 47 years. They've been killing our people.
47 years.
And I can only say this. They were all prepared. They're very strong. You know,
They're going to try and take over the whole Middle East.
They're going to knock out Israel.
They don't know what the hell hit them, right?
They don't know what the hell hit them.
They got hit by the American military.
They don't know this.
They say, what the hell is happening?
They didn't expect anything like this
to bring down energy costs for American workers and families
and businesses like this when we ended the Green New Scam.
You know the scam?
the greatest scam in American history?
Well, maybe the election results of the second election.
I would say the, what was the greater scam?
The Green New Scam or the 2020 rigged election?
I would say the 2020, I think the election, I think.
I like hearing what Trump has to say
in his audience response from time to time
Because it's a somber reminder of how cattle like this, uh, this community is like this, this, uh, support basis, this movement is, it's unbelievable that one of the biggest fucking charlatans in American history,
history, one of the biggest comment in American history, you can just go on this fucking stage
and still have a client audience that's like basically livestock as he is lighting their
futures on fire, waging wars at the behest of a foreign state, sending potentially their
sons and daughters to go die for Israel. And it's mind boggling that they just still sit
there and think oh hell yeah that's right my president usa usa over and over and over and
yeah we got four f-150s it's crazy man like this goes beyond my anger and resentment for the
controlled opposition party that is the democratic party i do think that there is a a cult element
here as well, for sure.
There is a systemic factor at play here with defunding educational initiatives and making
a much more malleable population after years and years of destroying the American heartland
and the anger and resentment that has been built in this base that Trump has so successfully
used to his electoral advantage by constantly taking that anger and resembling saying your
anger is my anger. We're all angry at these libtards. But at this stage, there is definitely
so much, uh, after, you know, 10 years of fucking propaganda, these guys are, are impossible
to shake away, I think. Anyway, I can't watch the rest of this shit. I thought he, he might
talk about Iran but he probably won't because he knows it's unpopular just
like he's not talking about nasty portations any longer. So yes you just said it is a little excursion and you said it is a war. So which one is it?
Well it's both. It's both. It's an excursion that will keep us out of a war and the war is going to be, I mean for them it's a war. For us it's turned out to be easier than we thought.
Just absolute cope and even you got people like do see asking this question now. You know what I mean?
This is Peter douchey asking that's fucking Fox news
Fox news is like you said it's an excursion and you said it's a war. Which is it?
I mean come on now
It's crazy it's crazy
Um, going back to Iran and I'm for the record, like this is more proof that the MAGA base
is obviously a cult. There is no MAGA split on Iran poll after poll shows 85 to 90% of
MAGA Republican support, the US strikes on Iran, many news outlets, Ramas stories from
Tucker Bannon, et cetera, without checking it, they represent any meaningful segment
of GOP voters. They don't, this actually is, is, um, terrifying for two reasons. One, because
MAGA is cattle and I always stress the importance of that point. I hope you guys understand
This is part of the reason why I keep saying it, but the other scary part of this is that Tucker Carlson does command the attention of a massive base
So if it's not actually MAGA
Who is watching Tucker Carlson?
Because that's a far scarier outcome if Tucker Carlson's entire audience is now
People on the liberal side of things people on the independent side of things
It's terrifying to think, perhaps, perhaps there's a reason for that.
Perhaps there's a reason for that.
And that reason is because Tucker Carlson fills this void, okay?
There are a lot of non-voters.
There are a lot of Americans who have the exact same feelings that you have, who share
the same resentments who are recognizing that this country is completely servile for the
interests of Israel.
The issue here is, Tucker Carlson gets the cut through that noise as a prominent fixture
in the Republican Party for years and years as someone who has a lot of influence within
the Republican political circles given his dominance for years at Fox News.
And for that reason, a lot of people internationally watched Tucker Carlson.
I know that for a fact, a lot of people in the United States of America watched Tucker Carlson
because they agree with him. This is a problem. It's a problem because Tucker Carlson does not
have a sincere anti-imperialist argument. He is grifting, to say the least.
There's a real danger here, and that danger is born out of the Democratic Party and left media,
not being able to lead on the issue of Israel. There is an appetite for people.
There is an interest from the people to hear these anti-Israel talking points, but unfortunately
there is a real vacuum at the top of the party.
The same goes for, he's talking about Iran now, or let's hear what he'll say.
And we knocked out 31 of them, and you know, I was very proud of myself.
I said, why don't you use the weapon that we use on the drugs that come in by sea?
You know that drugs by sea are down 98 percent.
And I said, that's a hell of a weapon.
And they said, well, give it a shot.
It works very well.
We've knocked out, I think, 28 or 29, and all of them, almost all of them, they'll all
be gone.
I'm finished thinking they'll be gone.
These people work very fast.
But I'm pleased to report that earlier today,
the International Energy Agency agreed
to coordinate the release of a record 400 million barrels
of oil from various national petroleum reserves
around the world, which will substantially
reduce the oil prices as we end this threat to America
and this threat to the world.
We don't want to leave early, do we?
We got to finish the job, right?
Over the past 11 days, our military has virtually destroyed Iran.
Tough country.
Their air force is gone, totally gone.
That took the better part of about three hours.
They no longer have radar.
They don't have anti-aircraft equipment.
They don't have anything.
Their missiles are down 90 percent.
Their drones are down 85 percent.
We're blowing up the factories where they're made left and right.
And frankly, nobody has ever seen anything like it.
Nobody's ever seen anything like what you're witnessing now, and that can include the original
killing of Soleimani and al-Baghdadi, two of the worst killers in the world, but I did.
As well as Operation Midnight Hammer, where we totally obliterated Iran's nuclear potential.
We obliterated it. They don't have nuclear potential. And then, during, after Midnight
Hammer, and then we left, we figured that'll be the end of them for a while, but they started
again. That's why we got to finish it, right? We don't want to go back every two years,
and that's because, you know, there'll be some day when you don't have me as President,
you'll have, perhaps, perhaps, perhaps you'll have a weak, pathetic person like we've had
in the past, mostly all, like Barack Hussein Obama, who signed one of the worst deals ever
Iran where they were going to give up everything. Remember when he filled up a
757 with billions of dollars in the first two days? Billions. We people forget that.
That's when I realized the presidency is very powerful. When you could put over a
billion dollars in an airplane and fly it over and give it to a foreign country
that's your enemy. How stupid was that? But that deal, the Iran nuclear deal, gave
them the right to have a nuclear weapon as of three years ago. If that deal, if I didn't
terminate that deal, I terminated it very quickly, if I didn't terminate that deal,
they would have had nuclear weapons and this world would right now be a different place,
much different place. Believe me. And then Biden, he came along, he had no clue, he didn't
What the hell he was doing?
But they, uh, look, the, if you're wondering how to communicate to even the cattle in here,
you tell them this.
Okay.
One, these guys are lying to you about the ever present danger that countries like Iran
pose to the United States of America.
Okay.
Two, every single dollar that is spent on a bomb is a dollar stolen from you.
Okay.
Because that's a dollar that could go to your roads.
That's a dollar that could go to hardening your infrastructure.
That's a dollar that could go to building your schools.
That's a dollar that could go to making sure you have proper health care in this country.
Okay?
That's it.
That's it.
Enough with these idiotic, unnecessary, senseless, violent wars overseas.
And especially in this case, it is a foreign country that has caused America to go and
wage this war.
That is a fairly successful way to get people to understand.
Maybe not these guys, because they're so invested in the MAGA movement, but there are plenty
of people you can talk to.
There are plenty of people you can talk to with this message and cause them to understand.
Okay?
It's great.
But oil prices are already coming back down, and it's going to come down.
But we're not leaving until that job is finished, and it's going to be very fast.
It's going to be very fast.
But we're not going to count on having competent presidents.
We have to assume we're going to have incompetent ones, like the one we had last time that couldn't
walk off the stage.
Remember?
It finished with the speech.
The speech would last about two minutes.
would come out, not many, like two people.
And he'd be finished with the speech
and then he could never find his way off the platform.
It looked around, over here.
There's so many stairs, like four sets of stairs
on this platform, usually they have at least that.
We don't want to end early.
We want to finish this, that's from the rally, yes.
I know the problem with this, it can happen.
You can slip, I could slip.
I came downstairs today that was soaking wet.
You know, it's a little rainy today.
And I have steel stairs, and I'm saying, hey, yeah, yeah.
But I do it very slowly.
I grab that thing.
Because nobody cares if you set a speed record.
The only thing I admired about Barack and San
Obama, which was nothing, actually, but the only thing
is the way he bobbed down.
Remember, he'd bob.
You talked about un-presidential.
He's bobbed.
And I couldn't believe that he made it
without at least a noticeable major fall.
But Biden was the opposite.
Biden couldn't even walk up the stairs.
He fell three times walking up the stairs.
And the world watches that and they don't like seeing it,
although they actually do like seeing it,
because they say, what the hell is going on?
Or when he fell at the Air Force Academy, right?
And the general was standing there, could have caught him,
but he didn't want to drop the paper
that he's holding in his hand.
So Biden went down for the count now.
We have a country now that's respected
and we don't play games that we have the greatest military.
And do people in Kentucky not farm by the way?
Like, are there no fucking farms in Kentucky?
Cause fertilizer prices have jumped up by 30%
in the most conservative estimates.
It's absolutely eviscerating agribusiness.
So I don't know.
I mean, not a single one of them is asking why is there no, is there no one in Kentucky
that needs fertilizers?
Like I don't understand this at all.
It's very, very frustrating.
I guess a lot of these people are too stupid to recognize what's happening.
I drive them crazy because after the time I'm not, but someone died behind him.
What the fuck?
I think someone is in an interview.
Oh, no.
is having a medical incident behind Trump. Is it hot out there? What's going on?
You have a doctor in the house, please, doctor. Yeah, take your time, please.
It's hot, humid and stormy.
Take your time.
Goddamn, brother!
Wait, this guy's still filming Trump!
and
someone in the jazz and mind is one of those a great people to wait so long hours and hours
I'm Dr. Jihad.
Is there a doctor in the building is so funny?
If there is one building where there is no doctor, like there's obviously EMTs, but if
there's one building where there is no doctor in that crowd, it's this building, okay?
This is the one, this is the one fucking room in Kentucky where the least likely, it's the
least likely for a doctor to be in, okay? Anyone that has a college degree and then another
fucking four years is not in this room, okay? Paramedics have to be there. Lucky for them.
First responders are incredible.
John Aiden, thank you for the 10 gifted subs, sponsoring the Piker Broadcasting Service.
Oh, they cut the feed.
Oh, man down, I guess.
Remember, people would always pass out of burning rallies and he would go yelling to
grab water.
First responder got his earphones, probably listen to Patrick Bed David.
Oh
He's not gonna make it
He's not gonna make it with a first responder doing that
Let me tell you
They fainted from all the winning. Yeah
You think the people backstage you're listening to me he fucking how about a baby Maria well
Because this is gonna be okay. How about putting it right now off a Maria if they
Is one of his a hogs is dying oh my god
Oh my god, oh my god. Oh, he is so good. He's so good. He's like that motherfuckers dead
Come on, man. Play it. Oh, it's the old lady
Now I'm from looking at this old lady being like I almost sang your funeral hymns
All right, everyone we're playing my favorite song
Oh, no, I'm having too much time I'm having too much fun
Take your time. Dr. Tate, take your time.
She looks great.
Dr. Oz, the only doctor in the room is Dr. Oz.
She got switched out during the pause. I'm the guy in the red hat. Yeah, that's a clone brother
It's dr. Oz. Can you believe it? Dr. Oz
He's a good doctor, thank you Oz, he's a good doctor, he's a good doctor, though some might
say the best doctor.
Thank you everybody.
Great job. Thank you.
Well, thank you very much. We're talking about Gavin Newscombe.
It doesn't seem like a very good subject right now.
It made that young lady not feel so good.
Anyway, he admitted he has mental problems, that he's not a smart person, that he has
mental, a mental lack of ability.
He's unable to read his speech, he can't read.
And all of the other things he said, he said he has a lot of mental problems.
And I was attacked by a reporter that said, well, what's wrong with that?
I said, nothing's wrong with it.
I don't want the president of the United States to have a cognitive deficiency.
Right? And when he admitted this, I said, I think he just lost the Democrat nomination.
What do I know? But you know what? I'm for everybody. But you know, when it comes to president,
you got to be sharp. You got to be sharp as hell.
One of the greatest victories we have achieved for hard-working Americans with the help of
our great Republican Majority Congress is no tax on tips, no tax on social security,
and as I told you before, no tax on overtime, which affects you, 800,000 Kentucky seniors.
And every Democrat voted against it.
So remember.
I think he's a little crazy that an illiterate motherfucker like Donald Trump is saying that
Gavin Newscombe has cognitive disabilities because he's a dyslexic like, bro, are you
even literate?
Like, I don't understand.
They will, they will end it.
We got to win them at terms.
We also made interest on auto loans, tax deductible.
First time that's ever happened, but I did put a little proviso.
The car has to be made in America for you to get it.
Roomful of seniors.
Oh, you're going to get overtime and no tax on your overtime.
Our tax cuts are projected to raise in costs.
They're fucking dying, man.
They're dying.
One of them almost dies behind you.
$1,000.
Whose household take home pay for you by nearly $10,000 and protect more than 84,000 Kentucky
jobs at a minimum?
And some of the jobs we're creating and protecting are right here at VersaLegistic.
So let me call up your outstanding CEO, Paul.
Come on up.
Real fast, Paul.
Come on.
Paul Verz.
Come on up here, Paul.
Let's go.
Do it fast, Paul.
They don't want to hear from you.
I wish I could have gone before Mr. Peltier.
Okay, okay, I can't. I'm not fucking listening to a goddamn CEO talk about how Trump is saving the country, okay?
Let's get back to monitoring the situation.
As we're all along the Gulf, facing the Iranian coast,
it requires airstrikes against anything that moves really near the coast on the Iranian side,
and it probably needs lots of mine sweeping and mine countermeasure vessels,
vehicles travelling very close or with the tankers that go through back and forward.
So it can be done but it requires a lot of military coordination and you can't do it
as it were just from remote air power. You can't just do it with missiles. You've got
to get down low and really guard the straits. And the other thing the Americans have tried
to do is to give more insurance guarantees to shipping. So the development finance corporation
of America has made $20 billion available, as were to reinsure insurance on shipping.
But JP Morgan, the bank, said, well, that's not nearly enough. They reckon that they'd
need at least $350 billion to insure against all the risks that tankers would take going
backwards and forwards. So there's a big issue at the moment as to whether it is possible
to create insurance cover for ships that, even with all these measures in place, like
destroyers and aircraft and so on, even then, they'd be taking a risk by going through the
straight. So could they be sure? I told you already, it's not happening. And it would be it would be
unironically. Okay, that's why they're saying this is like falling into Iran's trap. They're not
going to do that. Okay. They're not going to fucking send naval assets to literally help the tankers
get through. Because that image of an American naval asset being blown to fucking smithereens by a
swarm of Shahid drones and ballistic missiles would live forever. It would be the single
most consequential image that straight up solidifies the death of American Empire.
I know Trump is dumb enough to try it. Okay, I know Trump is dumb enough to try it. I know.
But I don't think his generals would allow that. Like his generals will pull an Adolf
Hitler, or General's mutiny before they would allow that to happen. Okay. Cause no one wants
that to happen. And none of the competent individuals in the American military will allow
that to fucking happen. Wouldn't be the first time. I mean, yes, it's happened in the past,
but like I'm telling you right now is so, so fucking unpopular. The leaders of the G7
group of nations, the United States, Canada, Japan, Italy, Britain, Germany, and France
agreed to examine the option of providing escort for ships so they can navigate freely.
I think Iran would fucking blow their shit up.
Maybe I'm crazy, but I think Iran would just be like, all right, bet, bring them.
Because what I'm trying to explain to you here is this.
If they are crazy enough to blow up American ships, why would they give a fuck about blowing
up a French ship, or a German one, or a Japanese one, or an Italian one, do you understand?
Like, America is literally the country.
It's the maximum damage that you can do.
If you're crazy enough to go toe to toe with the United States of America, you're just
feeding more ships into the ship murder machine. Okay. Yeah, I talked about this already. Planet,
Planet is engaging in some weird shit. Satellite company, Planet, which is a commercial satellite
company has announced a 14 day delay. Now it used to be nine days, but they, uh,
they increased to the 14 Evan Hill open source visual forensics investigations of
Washington post, one of my favorite, uh, journalists of Washington post says in
recent years, companies have sometimes stopped providing any new imagery at all
in Ukraine, but planet has been very reliable, a very reliable provider. And I
think a two week delay is a first for them speaks to the sensitivity of some of
the battle damage that has been coming out.
Of course, Mizar Vision is the alternative here, which is the Chinese satellites.
But the problem is, it's China. And let's be fucking real,
even if they're giving it privately to Iran, and even if they're giving data privately to Iran,
I doubt that the Chinese commercial satellite Mizar Vision is ever going to reveal this stuff,
because they're trade maxing they must trade trade must flow commerce must flow
if China cannot increase industrial output by a fraction every single day
they will literally implode do you want China to implode I guess you want every
Chinese person to die because if they do not consistently engage in trade they
will literally die. Okay. The spice must flow GDP increased by 3.5% minimum GDP increased
by 3.5% year over year minimum, or every Chinese person dies. Do you want that to happen? You
want that to happen. They're dead. They're dead. Wow. You did it. You fucking did it.
The real reason they want Taiwan is because they want to rename it trade one. Mizar is
how we have gotten 98% of all the images of the US bases, US base damage so far. Interesting.
How much of the Israeli damage have you been able to receive from Mizar Vision?
Especially considering that a big point of contention right now is how successful the
Iranian strikes have been on Israel, and specifically Israeli military targets.
Is there, are they, are they revealing that information at all, or is Israel an incredibly
important trade partner to China?
How curious, how curious that China as a foreign nation state, very powerful one, is still abiding by the Israeli government's wishes of having an institute a complete blackout over Israeli military installations and over Tel Aviv as well.
Ukraine war was basically live streamed at the start. I don't know if they abide by Ukraine. I suspect they probably do, but
It's, it's, you know, it's just some to consider. It's just that China will do certain things will push and pull. And China is a very helpful ally for a lot of countries.
a lot of countries that are developing, let's be real, a very reliable trade partner, but
as it stands, when push comes to shove and you're getting fucking bombed into oblivion,
if you're seeking help from China, maybe you're not going to get it.
Reports that an oil tanker was hit in the northern Persian Gulf tonight, Iraqi media
reports a massive tower of flame off the Iraqi coast.
yet you expect countries with literally no power to spear the resistance wait what countries
with no power guys this is the same like anti-union bargaining method that everyday laborers commit
to. Okay, this is a mistake. My argument is, United countries are strong. If middle powers
united against, you know, American military ambitions instead of going along with it all
the time, they do actually have the power. They could lean technically into China.
This is the issue. People are unfortunately too afraid. They're always scared. They're always
running scared. That's why I give a lot of praise to Spain for removing its
ambassador to Israel and its embassy in Tel Aviv and is leading the charge in
the European Union against Israel right now in a very significant way. Spain and
Ireland are two countries in the European Union that have been pretty
solid on this. Someone has to, someone has to fucking exhibit the
bravery necessary to start changing global affairs in a way that is productive.
There is a reason why America is terrified of these sorts of initiatives, okay? Because America
also understands that these countries are strong when united. That's why it's been incredibly
disappointing seeing Marx Carney deliver that fucking speech about middle powers and then
turning around and committing to American imperialism every step of the fucking way,
whether it be in Venezuela, which was before the Davos speech or certainly after.
Right? He had a little bit of smoke. He had a little bit of smoke for Greenland,
but he's done nothing to push back on Cuba, which he has all the power to do so,
And he refuses to do so.
Where is it?
I mean, I, I, there was a statement that came out that I thought was, was really ridiculous.
Here's Mark Carney just spoke with President Emmanuel Macron about the situation in the
Middle East.
We condemn the Iran strikes against civilians, civilian infrastructure and underscore the
importance of opening secure access through the Strait of Hormuz.
supports efforts to safeguard international shipping and ensure freedom of navigation.
They're like fucking NPCs. They're like fucking NPCs. It's crazy, bro. Literally, just like,
oh dude, you know who the real, you know who the real bad guys are in this situation? Iran.
Come on, man. Come on. Great, as a great middle power allegiance in charting a new path forward
that shakes the foundations of American imperialism.
Are you fucking kidding me?
Really? Blaming Iran?
Who struck Iran first?
Who engaged in an illegal war?
It was America and Israel.
Jesus fucking Christ, dude.
What a fucking puppet.
No, that's Cope to say he has to walk a tightrope is Cope.
If Spain can say it, Canada can absolutely say it.
You're out of your fucking mind. That's why I place a lot of emphasis on actual middle powers
Finally coming out and saying enough. We're done with this
Come on dude come on
That's also part of the reason why I obviously criticized China as well
Spain isn't in 51st state range what power does Spain hold in the fucking global affairs
What are you talking about? As opposed to Canada, which is an incredibly important trade partner,
Canada and Mexico could do like a separate North American
resistance front or something. Like they could set up separate trade negotiations outside of
the United States of America if they chose to exercise a level of influence that America has
never actually considered before.
Today, the Carney government joined the conservatives and the bloc to defeat Jenny Kwame, B.C.'s no-more-loop-holes bill legislation that would have stopped Canadian weapons sent to the U.S.
From being used to fuel the genocide in Gaza is a deeply shameful vote that suggests it would rather appease Trump than protect vulnerable civilians.
But this moment also shows why those voices like Jenny Kwame are causing the NDP caucus to matter so much.
They continue to champion human rights, peace, and international justice with courage and persistence, even when few others in the parliament will.
Mexico is no leverage though. They have no weapons. Guys, I think you're failing to comprehend
something. No country can go at this alone. Okay? No country has the capabilities of going
up against American imperialism, but you can chip away at it when you see something that
is so morally repugnant, that is so destabilizing, that your opportunity is now. You can chip
away at the power of American Empire, the power of Western imperialism by uniting with
all these other countries that also recognize right from wrong, by abiding by the wishes
of the Democratic majority in these countries.
Because if you ask these countries, if you ask the population of these countries, and
there are Canadians who are trying to defend Mark Carney here, but ask yourself, what's
the approval rating for an Israel dominated Western world?
It doesn't exist. It doesn't exist at all. It even doesn't even exist in America, okay?
In Israel is little America. And even here, we don't abide by this. Even here, we don't
like it. So you have, unfortunately, more power than we do. Middle powers can be strong
if they are united
that's the issue
seventy percent of italians want the government to follow spain's lead only
fifteen point nine percent disagree new polling in italy shows
sixty nine point five percent of times believe italy should follow spain's lead
and deny the use of u.s. military based on this territory fifteen point nine
percent disagree a major signal of growing friction
with a NATO's southern public sentiment.
There is no democracy.
That's the problem.
Without socialism, there is no democracy.
This is the final battle that liberal capitalist countries will have to commit to.
They will decide whether or not they will allow fascism to take over or real democracy
to thrive.
And real democracy can only come with organizing.
democracy can only come when organized labor has the power to change these countries, to
abide by the wishes of the majority.
It's that fucking simple.
China has no interest in doing the right thing to just serve their own capitalist class
interest, they will never ever help anyone else at all. They shouldn't give China any praise
when they've only been beneficial to global capitals in the 80s. Yeah, that's ridiculous.
You're also wrong about that. That's also not correct. It doesn't matter. China's success alone
as a country led by a communist party is already the threat of a good alternative that the USSR
represented as well. And China has been very beneficial for developing nations. You're wrong.
It's not as black and white as you think. I obviously do have a lot of criticism for
for the Chinese government in the way that they engage in foreign affairs, but it is
ridiculous. Every country has a role to play here. Obviously no country will ever engage
in a moral act. That's not how countries work, but we are the moral force. Okay, we,
the working class are the moral force, the backbone of democracy. So we have to keep
up the pressure. We have to continue to organize. We have to continue to force these governments
to meet our demands. Do you understand? But whenever there is a leader for one reason
or another, like Pedro Sanchez, that actually sees the way things are unfolding and recognizes
the necessity to lean into those popular forces, I will always appreciate it. You're
We're treating China like a little baby and not a global superpower who's allowing us
to sleepwalk in a thermonuclear war, I don't know bro, I never, I'm not.
I am very critical.
I am very critical of China's lack of action here, or rather China's action in the direction
of Israel, in the direction of defending Israel.
Western leftists are so fucking annoying, completely useless, jerking themselves off
all day and then blame China for their own inadequacies. Jesus Christ. I mean, let's be real.
Who has more power in the global stage? The ascetic, completely desecrated working class
movement in the United States of America or in the Western world in general, where no such
democracy actually exists, no democratic process actually exists, or the world's largest manufacturing
hub. I know that China doesn't want to be the good guy, world police. China has no interest in
being a hegemonic superpower. I agree. I understand that. Okay? That's their method. That's their
mechanism for survival. It's fine. It is what it is. But the dam will inevitably break. It's more
so about who leans in to their public's demands. That's why, regardless of what people say, it's
important, it's important for Spain to take this initiative to be the first in European countries
alongside Ireland to actually do something about it, to move the conversation in the direction of
sanctions and boycotts and divestment, okay? Because that will give confidence to other
working class movements in other European countries to also demand the same from their
governments. And then their governments will have a choice. Do we lean into democracy? Do we try to
defend the notion of theoretical democracy and Western liberal capitalism? Or do we completely
give way to fascism? China will also come. Everyone plays a role in this. Major powers
play a role in this, minor powers play a role in this, but most importantly, the working
class plays the most important role in this.
But yeah, the idea that they would like set up a G7 protection, the G7 nations would
like send their naval assets to protect oil tankers to allow safe passage over the straight
under unlimited maximum firepower from the IRGC's Shahad drones and ballistic munitions
is idiotic. I don't think they'll, I don't think they'll do that. That would be insane.
Let's continue.
Okay, Mao, you said you may start the war, but we will determine how it ends.
He said, you're coming at me with a very Chinese point of my life.
The Islamic Republic of Iran
The Islamic Republic of Iran
Is not allowed to rule the country
And the rule of the country is
Under the conditions
That the Americans and the Zionists
Are the ones who have created the world
We are not allowed to do anything
Even a liter of oil
For the Americans and the Zionists
And the people of Iran
Are the ones who rule the country
And the ones who are the ones
Who are the ones who are the ones
I love your pronunciation.
Yeah, he's just saying not a single leader of oil that benefits the Zionist regime or the United States of America will pass the Strait of Hormuz.
We use the Ombish.
We use the Ombish.
America.
Like there's a bunch of words he's using that we in Turkey also use in the Turkish language as well
So it's like kind of funny to hear him say these things
What does it mean?
What does it mean?
What does it mean?
What does it mean?
What does it mean?
It means that there are 15 different words that we use in Turkey.
We have many words together.
Is it a target? Is it a weapon?
We have to use our energy and energy with our personal energy.
Brother, nothing is right.
Let's say that we announced the war in the region.
We are waiting for the $20 budget.
Because the cost of the oil is the security level in the region.
You are the security guard.
give to subs is Arabic though, not Persian. Many Persian words come from Arabic. So are
many Turkish words. They're all Arabic. Yeah, I think so. I mean, I don't know. We just have
a lot of loan words. Turkish has a lot of loan words with Farsi and Arabic.
I feel like they're watching your stream with this move. What is this in memory of the victims
of FC Nile? It's not as fake as AI generated. It's not real. Even though Al-Maidin English
also promoted it as those real is not real. What the fuck wait what? He wants us on the
right side of history. And everyone here has to do their part and God's got us. Trump's
got us. God bless. Love you Kentucky. Oh my God. He's never a sweat through his suit
jacket. Gross.
Now he's a great guy. He's a courageous guy and a talented guy. He's a hell of a
fighter, too, by the way. And I just want to say I predict I'm going to make a
prediction that you will be in the not too distant future running for a
political office.
And you have my complete and total endorsement. Okay. Now that's what we
He's an incredible guy, got a courage and smarts.
So in four long years, Joe Biden and the radical Democrats
in Congress gave us the worst inflation
in the history of our country,
driving up prices all across the board.
They left us a mess.
In 12 months, my administration
has driven down core inflation,
down to the lowest level in more than five years,
and in the last three months,
inflation was less than 1.7%.
under our policies prices for chicken, eggs, cheese, butter, potatoes, and fresh
fruit are lower today by a lot than when I took office.
Hotel rates, automobile prices and rent payments are way down.
All right, we're out of this.
I'm not.
But the IRGC spokesman is speaking right now.
Let's listen in.
The large number of American forces were killed and injured in American
bases in Kuwait.
The infrastructure in Salman Harper, as it constitutes, the headquarters of the Fifth
Fleet was attacked by missiles and assault drones and a number of batteries and American
Posts in Mohammed al-Ahmed military location were hit by our missiles.
And moments ago, Wave 39 was performed in this way of American bases were targeted in
the Persian Gulf.
We have also targeted a special Rome ship, which is an Israeli ship.
While it was stationed in its players, the Hormuz Strait is under constant surveillance
by our naval forces.
And our enemies have no right to pass through the Hormuz Strait or the Strait of Hormuz.
attacks would continue broadly using missiles and drones.
Would like to thank our forces for performing such operations.
The Islamic Republic in its defense for its independence and victory will be from Allah.
We'll believe that that's the Iranian Revolutionary Guard spokesman saying that Iran-
Wait, that was a US oil tanker?
I didn't realize that that was a US oil tanker that was fucking blown up.
I suspect this is a reaction to, I suspect that this is a reaction to the American and
Israeli strikes hitting an Iranian bank last night. Um, so there are, uh, government payments
that must be, uh, there are government payments that, that are, are, uh, uh, being processed
right now. And America knows that. And yesterday, yesterday, they fucking hit, uh, the, the,
uh, Iranian bank, one of the main Iranian public banks. While there were people inside of it,
by the way. And that obviously pissed off the IRGC and the Iranian state. And they said
that they would actually, uh, they told HSBC and like American banks to basically evacuate
the Gulf that said they said that they would strike back against like American banks in
the region. Um, it is obviously completely fucking ridiculous to do this. There's just
another fucking war crime. America's response to it is, Oh, well,
RGC payments are getting made from that bank. Like you can't fucking hit a bank.
That's crazy. They're just straight up openly targeting civilian infrastructure.
And since then, uh, they have also attacked, um,
since then, uh, they've also, uh, engaged in like, uh, some,
some cybersecurity initiatives. I believe like a massive healthcare network was,
uh, under attack earlier today where they like went in and deleted a whole bunch of files.
But yeah, here it is.
Uh, Iran's IRGC has threatened to attack economic centers and banks related to the U.S. and
Israeli entities in the region after what it called an attack on an Iranian bank with
war on his 12th day.
They bombed a bank in Tabriz, very close to where my parents live.
Dude, that is fucking crazy.
What the hell is that all about?
Striker Medical, right?
Yeah.
Pro-Iran hackers claim cyberattack on major US medical device makers, Striker.
The cyber attack claimed by pro Iran hackers has caused a global network disruption to
a major US medical device maker, according to the company statement.
Michigan braced a striker is experiencing a global network disruption to our Microsoft
environment as a result of a cyber attack.
The company said in a statement to CNN, we have no indication of ransomware or malware
and believe the incident is contained.
Our teams are working rapidly to understand the impact of the attack on our systems.
Striker has business continuity measures in place to continue to support our customers
and partners.
makes a range of hospital equipment from defibrillators to ambulance costs. The company's computers
in Ireland were also hit by the cyber attack. The Stryker family are huge donors of Democrats
Michigan too. Yeah, I don't know if this is like the, I don't think this is Handala. I don't know
if they've claimed credit for it because Handala is like the, the Iranian government's own hackers.
I, I don't know if they would hit like, is it Handala or it could be an independent group?
Check logs. They did. It was on dollar. They took credit for it. Um, shaker makes a range
of hospital equipment from, uh, defibrillators to ambulance costs. Yeah, they came in and
they deleted files. A cyber attack linked to an Iranian hacker group is cripple shaker,
a global medical technology company. The attack reportedly used wiper malware that
raised data from the network devices shutting down systems or strikers cork arland site
effective machines display the logo of a $100. Okay. So it is $100 employees said network
access collapse sending staff home and wiping some work accounts from personal phones. I
hope it wasn't as severe as far as as far as its impact. My wife used to work for striker
and they were hacked today. She messaged her old coworkers and they're at the Apple store
because their phones are all brick and not working. Surely they have backups. Yeah, I
assume they do, but they wiped out everything in factory recent people's phones. If they
were on site, that's crazy. Iran said houses close to banks are now within their blast
radius. I live in Kuwait with my family. I'm fucked.
Pandala hacked Horace to the message that said no need to
learn Hebrew anymore. He will not be needed.
And all of you're in the chat, I will join the IRGC if you wipe
out my student loans.
No, listen, on dollar, Americans are desperate. They could shock the world. Actually, that's
not even a joke. That's not even a joke. Ironically, if they were to hit like a, like a pain center,
Like a center of capital that, that many Americans are frustrated with, like they, they could
shock the world. You don't understand how much, you don't understand how many people
will be like, well, well,
Then you know how that like one trans Marxist group was doing a, a, a funeral, like a vigil
for remembering the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Hamanay, that would no longer be sparsely
attended. Okay. All I'm saying is they hit like ticket master or some shit, or they hit
student loan debts or like medical debt. I swear to God, Americans, Americans in fucking
crowded city center centers would be doing the the the y'all at least she a chance. Okay.
Oh my god, bro. Turbo tax.
Where they would be, they'd be running around doing the, the, uh,
They would have like the little paper of like a Shia poetry screaming high dot high dot
Slapping themselves in the chest Shia maga
100 million new Shias overnight
the race on mohella debt yeah anything for my country Iran dudes in butler
Pennsylvania will be dancing on the rooftops. Yeah. I would convert to Islam if they wiped
out my student loan. Oh, that's funny. Um, what is this? Sir, they're getting closer
and closer to doing the meme Iran reportedly fired two ballistic missiles during his attack
on Israel this evening. One is intercepted one crash short of Jordanian desert per Israeli
reports? Wait, what do you mean? Reciting the Shahada for global economic collapse?
You wouldn't have the promises taking loans on interest is haram easy? They declared
jihad on predatory lenders. It is the Muslim way. There's a hole in Israel's early warning
system and its missile defense batteries are at risk as well. Oh no. Have you tried releasing
the hostages?
All right, let's get back to this.
claiming that Iran had five ballistic missiles and drones at the US fifth fleet.
This conflict is striking deeper at the global economy.
Did you see this? Hezzi slash Eras, look out hands.
Yeah, no, Northern Israel was under heavy Hezbollah rocket barrage earlier today
when I first started a couple of hours ago.
Look, this is new.
This isn't like old footage, by the way.
They were pommeling northern Israel.
More than 100 rog is in one salvo. Apparently. Yeah.
I mean, let's be real. They're not, they're not doing a good enough job.
They don't have unlimited capabilities, right? Like it's at a certain point,
it's just, it's going to get overwhelmed.
The missile systems are going to get overwhelmed and it's up to Hezbollah and
Iran to figure out exactly what that point is, the breaking point.
And there is a, there is absolutely a breaking point,
especially considering that the radar systems have been taken out by Iran, where the iron
dome turns into a paper dome.
Another Iranian assessment that views some of the ground incursion is potentially imminent.
Mahdi Kharratian, the activities of domestic terror cells, which will be accompanied by
drones, missile force and possibly Delta force have begun.
The objective is the attempt to occupy the country's security apparatus in order to open
path for U.S. Special Forces in the Israeli regime to carry out sabotaging cities and missile sites,
as well as assassinate high-ranking officials in the country. The widespread deployment of
shoulder-fired missile systems, electronic warfare, and armament checkpoint cells and
resistance bases with shotgun weapons is among the necessary measures. Additionally,
protective protocols for sensitive areas must be intensified. And it should be assumed that
Delta and Mossad forces may intend to enter sensitive areas using fake identities and under
the cover of security forces. On the other hand, ever since the incite chaos in Tehran and major
cities must also have a regional response, which at present is the best option. The best option is Bahrain.
I don't know who this is, but Sina Tusi is pointing to it. So
maybe there is like a real fear in Iran that this is happening. But I mean, this is
My food is here, Kaya, Kaya immediately goes guard dog mode.
storage facilities, one of the latest targets at Oman's port of Salala.
And with oil markets already shaken by disruption across the Gulf, the International Energy
Agency has agreed to release a record volume of emergency oil reserves, the largest intervention
in its history, in an attempt to steady prices.
But, to be clear, the most important thing for a return to stable flows of oil and gas
is the resumption of transit through the state of Hormuz.
But right now, the Strait of Hormuz looks like this, commercial shipping at a standstill
in the strategic choke point for the world's energy.
And it's become incredibly dangerous.
This Thai flagged ship caught fire after being hit by Iran while trying to escape the strait.
In the past day, at least three vessels have been attacked by projectiles, likely drones.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility for the attack on the Thai flagged vessel,
which is little surprise.
They have threatened to attack any ship that tries to pass and has brought the shipping
superhighway to a standstill.
One controls the strait and its effective closure raises the cost of the war, not just
for its enemies, but for the entire world.
The US is working on plans to secure international ships in the strait, and US Central Command
has targeted Iranian vessels suspected of being poised to lay mines in the waterway.
The US president sounding much more upbeat than the global markets, even telling oil
companies they should be sailing through Hormuz.
We took out just about all of their mine ships in one night.
We're up to boat number 60.
Every one of their ships, just about all of their Navy is gone.
It's the bottom of the sea.
Iran's Navy may be degraded,
but its cheap drones are still hitting the arteries of global trade.
Closing the Strait of Hormuz is one of Iran's most powerful weapons.
Any vessel whose ship or oil cargo belongs to the United States, the Zionist regime,
or their hostile partners, will be considered a legitimate target.
But it's not just the Gulf on edge tonight. Around 30 countries have voiced concern over
renewed fighting in Lebanon, and outrages growing after a residential building was hit
in the latest wave of airstrikes. And Tehran has been hit in one of its heaviest nights
of bombing so far. Israeli officials believe Iran's new supreme leader may have been wounded.
He's not been seen in public since taking office.
And tonight, most of Iran's women's football team, who recently turned down an offer of
asylum in Australia, are returning home. Back to a country now at war, in a conflict felt
far beyond the Middle East. Sally Lockwood Sky News on the Strait of Hormuz.
And as you know, we're doing something that nobody ever thought was possible to do.
Our military is the best, it's the most powerful in the world, and they're hitting them very
hard.
This is 47 years of abuse and killing lots of people, killing and naming lots of people.
What is it, Peter?
What more do you need to do militarily for this operation to end?
the same, and we'll see how that all comes out.
Right now, they are — they've lost their Navy,
they've lost their Air Force.
They have no anti-aircraft apparatus at all.
They have no radar.
Their leaders are gone, and we could do a lot worse.
We're leaving certain things that if we take them out
or we could take them out by this afternoon,
this back within an hour, they literally would never be able to build that country back.
A new report says that the military investigation has found that the United States trust the
school of Iran as Commander-in-Chief's new state responsibilities have had.
That is what? What do you mean?
As Commander-in-Chief's new state...
For what?
For the strike on the school of Iraq. A new report says the military investigation...
I get that most people don't care, but can you have someone on to talk about the environment?
Man bro look at this wire. You're not having someone to talk about the environmental damage. This is causing
What do you want you wanted to blow up the pipelines now there you go Iran is doing it there they're objectively a pro-green revolution
Both literally and figuratively
Also, I have been talking about the fucking environmental impact literally non-stop the fuck's wrong with you
America and Israel together, especially Israel, because America says they didn't play a part
in this.
But Israel has created one of the biggest ecological disasters in recent history by basically
engaging in chemical warfare over a city that is larger than fucking Tel Aviv, that
has more people in it than Israel has in its entire country by blowing up the fucking oil
I have talked about the fucking ecological disaster.
An interview with Jason Hickle will go so hard. I agree. I really like Jason. One of
my favorite, one of my favorite PhDs, not Jackson Hinkle, Dink Chatters before you freak
the fuck out.
I'm talking about Jason Hickle. He's a traveling fellow, I think at London School of Economics.
I'm not mistaken. He's a fantastic guy. He's a fantastic college professor. One of the best
anti-abriels voices in the western world, I think. Not Jackson Hinkle, the fucking Russian asset.
of various oil companies, encouraging them to use
the straight-up on that price.
I think they should.
I think they should.
I think they should use the straight-up on that price.
I think they should use the straight-up on that price.
Look, we took out just about all of their
mine ships in one night.
We're up to boat number 60.
I didn't realize they had that big a navy.
I would say it was big and ineffective.
But every one of their ships, just about all of their
navy is gone at the bottom of this thing.
We don't think so.
Is Senator Soong listening to you when you say you want to pass the Save America Act?
He says there aren't the votes to do it right now.
Well, he's got to be a leader, you know?
He's a leader who's got to get him.
It's the most popular bill I've ever seen put before Congress.
And it's voter ID, and it's voter, you have to be able to be a citizen to vote.
You've got to call citizenship.
And we're also adding in no men playing in women's sports, no friends, gender mutilization
of our children, and no male imbalance, fake male imbalance.
We have none of that except in the case of the military, et cetera.
It is, it is the Save America Act is the most popular bill I think I've ever put before.
What's the purpose of the democracy?
Can you declare victory in this war if the Supreme Leader remains the highest-holding
son?
I don't want to comment on that.
But I will tell you, I just spoke with various countries, the leaders of various countries,
countries you'll have a list and they said they've never seen anything like it.
We have, and I built it during my first term and I used it, I didn't realize I was going
to use it this month, but we have the greatest tell-it-all in the world by far, nobody's
I think they were invited, maybe they were invited, I think they were, I get along very well with all of them.
Jews, members of the U.S., Jews to America, Jews to Israel, what is your message to them?
What is your message to the Iraqi government?
What did you say?
The Iraqi government?
Sorry, there's no way Trump was responding to that normally, okay?
In Iraqi Parliament, few days, members slogan, date to America, date to Israel, what is your
response to them, what is your message for Iraqi government?
What did you say?
In Iraqi Parliament, slogan, date of America, date of Israel, member of the parliament.
That's not a nice question.
He thought the foreign guy was saying that.
He literally thought the guy who was asking that question, who said, in the Iraqi parliament,
they're saying debt to America, debt to Israel.
What is your answer to that?
Like what's your response to that, right?
And Trump did not understand that that was actually a question cuz his accent, I mean
he obviously has an accent.
And he thought the guy was actually just saying death to America, death to Israel.
No, they're not. I think they're not cooperating at all. Spain? I think they've been very bad.
We're bad, not good at all, we may cut off trade with Spain.
Do you guys all trade with them?
I don't know what Spain's doing, they've been very bad to NATO. They get protected, they don't want to pay their fair share.
And they've been that way for many years now.
Let me give you the good news.
Let me give you the good news.
The people of Spain are fantastic.
The leadership, like you.
The leadership, not so good.
What do you think of Lebanon?
Lebanon has been attacked and has been making things
for the betterment.
What do you think of Lebanon?
What is your message for Lebanon?
We're working and it's very hard.
We love Lebanon.
Lebanon. We love the people of Lebanon and we're working very hard. We got to get rid of the
hisbalized and a disaster for many years.
The President is going up and down.
We're going up and down.
We're going up and down.
Where in America do you know about that?
About what?
About the new oil refiner that's going up in Brazil.
Oh, it would be great.
It's going to be the greatest anywhere in the world.
There's never been anything right here.
It's great that it's going up in Texas.
It's very hard to get refinery is done.
This will be like nothing else ever built.
The great thing. Thank you for that.
Well, look, we've knocked out their Navy.
We've knocked out the rare force.
We've knocked out all of their anti defense.
We've taken out 60 mine boats, 59 mine boats, which nobody has ever seen anything like it.
We have the greatest military in the world by far, not even close.
You know what? They've inflicted 47 years worth of damage to the world, and now they're paying a big price.
Are you willing to withdraw the U.S. from a launch, even if they have not turned over
and allowed the U.S. to cease their remaining...
I'm not going to answer every three.
I'm not going to answer every three.
But we have hit them harder than virtually any country in history has hit, and we're not finished yet.
Here it is.
Here it is.
Why is the MTI seat right there?
is over I guess. PBS Piker broadcasting service news.
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cyberattack on Israeli train station breaking suspect the cyberattack screens on train station in Israel you must leave immediately
I don't know if this is real or not. It can be just to like terrify people. It could be AI.
It could be just to scare people if it's real.
or it could be like a psychological warfare to scare people if it's a real image.
Oh, Erdogan, by the way, came out and I guess he's a big Professor Chiang defender
and said, we will unite the Shias and the Sunnis under the banner of Pax Islamica.
If Tamari comes out and says Judaism invented Islam, if he comes out and says Jews invented Islam,
then we know he's a real ball knower, okay?
Because apparently that's something that Professor Jong has said.
Mr. Predictive History.
Yeah, he says, this one is a Shia, this one is a Sunni. We're all Muslim.
There is only one person, not the Sunni.
We want to be at the top of the world.
If there is anyone who suffers from injustice, we are with him.
We did this 15 years ago.
We did this in Somalia, which was frozen in the cold.
We did this in Syria, which was frozen for 13.5 years.
We are doing this in the war between Russia and Ukraine, which has been going on for the fifth year.
We are continuing to do this in Sudan, Lebanon, Yemen, Libya and many other places.
We are saying the difference between the religion and the religion, the difference between the religion and the religion.
I've said it before.
Today, on this...
He's not woke, bro.
The woke is back.
I repeat.
There is no religion like our Sunni, like our Shia.
There is only one religion.
We are all in Islam, we are all in Islam.
Again, before the roots of our religions,
all of us are human beings.
Our Grandmas go to Hz Ali.
Our Grandmas go to Hz Ömer.
Our Grandmas go to Hz Osman.
Our Grandmas go to Hz Hasan and Hz Hüseyin.
I didn't even see the rest of this. I just heard this Sunni Shia. We're all Muslim. I
Didn't know he went that hard bro said I'm bro said we are Shia
Bro, what the fuck bro is professor. John right is it packs Islamic a time what the fuck
We need to be more frequent with the meaning of the nation that represents the children of a mother.
I say this for the sake of this, dear brothers and sisters.
In recent days, we have witnessed that we want to be reaffirmed by the reality of the conflict
that the media and the media have been fighting over.
I call all of our brothers in the region to be careful.
his like regional moves are the only thing that holds him alive. Okay, is literally whenever
shit like this happens, he's like, oh, hell yeah, I put another five years into my fucking
into my movement this way. As much as I despise him, he has a very pragmatic approach to his
foreign policy, which is incredibly violent and completely unacceptable, of course, when it comes
to, you know, dominating Kurdish regions and whatnot. But from the perspective of like keeping
Turkey above water, while also simultaneously dealing with both sides of every fucking conflict,
he is, this is, you know, this is what he's best at.
Okay.
Let's get back to the UK.
increase the cost of petrol.
What's his purpose?
For the people who are asking, what was his purpose
that previous speech?
It's just anti-Israel.
He's just trying to whip up a base of support.
First of all, he loves being the king of Muslims, OK?
He is like Mr. Islamic Caliphate.
It's not sincere, but it doesn't matter.
It plays really well in the ummah, OK?
He loves presenting himself as like the protector
of all Muslims everywhere. That's number one. And it plays really well. Like a lot of people
think this guy is straight up like the Israel deleter. Okay. He's not.
That's one of the reasons why he's talking like this. The other reason why he's talking
like this is because he too has the same exact ambitions that Saudi Arabia has here. They
want a weaker Iran because Iran is a regional competitive power, but they don't want
destroyed Iran. They don't want to destroy Iran for a couple reasons. Because Iran, if
destroyed, is going to cause a massive collapse of the entire region with 93 million people
that are displaced, that can't live there any longer, a much bigger danger to other
countries in the region, right?
The other fear that Saudi Arabia and Turkey has is that Iran must remain a sovereign
nation because a sovereign Iran is a pressure point against Israel.
The Gulf states understand that they have to cooperate with America and therefore cooperate
with Israel.
But they also know that Israel doesn't give a fuck about them and would treat them in
same exact way that they're treating Iran at a moment's notice. So, from the state analysis,
whether it be MBS or whether it be Erdogan, they are very fearful of the destruction of Iran for
a bunch of different reasons. And one of them is because Iran is a load-bearing sovereign
nation in the region. Thank you Rex, raise your hands for the video to give to the subs.
Mr Speaker, we are not including the cost of petrol. We're absolutely clear in taking the
measures that are necessary to deal with the impact of the conflict in Iran. We're dealing with that
with other allies, we are taking the necessary action. But the best thing that we can do is to
work with others to de-escalate the situation. As I said to the House last week, I took the
decision that we should not join the initial US-Israeli offensive against Iran. The Leader
of the Opposition attacked me for that decision relentlessly. She said that the UK should have
joined the US and Israel in the initial offensive strikes.
Then yesterday, in the wake of the economic consequences, the Leader of the Opposition
totally abandoned her position. She told the BBC, I never said we should join. She told
the BBC, I haven't said we should have gone in with the United States. That is the mother
of all new terms on the single most important decision a Prime Minister ever has to take,
whether to commit the United Kingdom to war or not.
Mr Speaker, I think the mother of all U-turns is him saying that they're not increasing
fuel duty. That is news to us because last week the Chancellor stood up and said the
fuel duty was going to increase in September.
No apology to our pilots, we're risking their lives. And I'm not going to take lectures
I'm not going to take lectures from someone who says we should join the wall.
And a week later says, can I change my mind? I got that wrong.
It is deeply embarrassing.
But she's not the only one.
Mr Speaker, last week she's not the only one, the leader of reform.
We should be part of this with the US and the Israelis.
We have to get rid of the regime.
We should do all we can to support the operation.
I make that perfectly, perfectly clear, he said.
said until yesterday, screeching you turn, we shouldn't get ourselves involved in another
foreign war. Two parties, packed with fail-
I can't believe they made Kid Starver look good.
I cannot believe they made- the Tories in reform are such monsters.
And so pathetic and so deeply unserious that they literally made Kid Starver look like
a competent statesman.
The future of the conservative movement is so broken in Europe where your fascism is
literally not about state sovereignty at all. It's about the destruction of it.
The modern fascist movement in Europe is just MAGA.
And it's so cucked
to the mercy of a madman, an uncontrollable madman,
ironically a servile to Israel, but an uncontrollable madman,
nonetheless, that you end up coming across like a fucking baboon if you immediately lean into it.
We're saying on top of that breaking news in the war in Iran.
There are questions about Iran's potential plans to target the United States and reports
about whether California could be a target in our coast.
This is such a fucking bullshit story, dude.
It's unbelievable.
line. KCR A3 is talking with all of our sources to independently verify these reports. And
just within the last hour, our political director, Ashish Zavala, asked Governor Newsom about
the potential public safety concern here in California.
And more concern about an extended range of the Iranian attacks.
Yeah, it's fucking bullshit
One
One
Iran does not have the striking range to hit California
Nor does it even have the range to hit the the
Kaya watch out no
Iran cannot hit California even if it wanted to
Iran cannot hit California even if it wanted to
But Iran also has no ambitions of hitting American soil anyway.
It's complete garbage.
The story is complete garbage unless they're trying to gear up for a false flag or something.
Not just in the Middle East, but to your point and question about the prospects that we could see.
that we could see things happen here in the homeland.
And so that was highlighted with Austin
in relation to your question and concerns
that we had at that moment,
concerns that were brought to our SOC,
our State Operations Center,
with our team that's assembled,
which is a multi-jurisdictional team,
a lot of federal agencies that are part
of our State Operations Center,
a lot of experts in a state,
but as well as local law enforcement.
And it's all around intelligence collecting,
it's all about a posture of preparedness for worst case scenarios. So no, we have been
gaming those out for some time as it relates to again what has been highlighted. Again,
it's not a surprise and it's sort of large part of the larger spectrum of considerations
that we have as it relates to doing what we can to support our federal partners and local
partners at the state level in terms of of what could happen what could happen next.
the governor's office of emergency services said in a statement quote the Cal OES Homeland
security team is in regular coordination with federal state and local partners sharing
information on potential threats as part of ongoing security efforts and while we can't
discuss sensitive details Californians should know that this kind of coordination happens
every day to keep people safe California is prepared to protect its communities and will
continue working closely with our federal partners including the FBI who is best positioned
to speak to any specific intelligence.
Now, we've also reached out to law enforcement across the state
to find out what they've been told.
We've received this statement from San Jose Police
saying the department works closely with federal partners
to stay informed about potential threats and intelligence
that may impact our region.
Quote, as a matter of practice, we
do not comment on specific intelligence or alerts
at this time.
There is no known threat to our community.
Now, the FBI declined to give KCRA-3 any comment at this time.
we're working with our news partners and law enforcement to verify all of this
for you. We'll continue to push for answers throughout the day and we'll
bring it all here to you on air and online at kceray.com and the kceray3.
On the 12th day of this conflict it's fairly clear now that it's taking on the
aspect of an asymmetrical war where one side uses its natural advantages over
the sheer power of the other side and we've seen lots of strikes as we expected
to see over the last 24 hours or so. So strikes all over the region, American strikes and
Israeli strikes against Iran, Iranian strikes back against Iraq and of course the warfare
between Israel and Lebanon continues in particular.
We've seen going back to the false flag, going back to the false flag story, it's total and
utter bullshit 100% and it is virtually impossible for me to believe that if any sort of attack
war to exist on LA soil, uh, that, that I would see it as anything but a false flag
in an effort to get, uh, Americans on board. Okay.
Uh, Americans, if you get Americans on board with a, a absurd and unimaginably unpopular
war, okay. Iran does not have the capabilities
or the interest in striking Los Angeles, California.
You don't understand Iran's attack range is further than you think.
I just now saw a shellhead, one 36 drone hit the Chase Manhattan office in my
neighborhood. There's literally habit of my imagination. I believe like the longest
range, uh, drone, the, the longest range that Iran has, where it's drones is 4,000
kilometers, which is, um, is you're going to need like,
You're going to need to stop to refuel the drone twice to hit that.
Maybe even six times if it's actually 2,000 kilometers.
No, you're talking about the ballistic munitions.
The longest range that they have for their ballistic munitions, like their ballistic
missiles, is 2,000 kilometers.
Okay.
So all of this is bullshit. All of this is total and utter bullshit.
Francis Wolf says nobody believes this shit anymore, but it won't stop Masada in the sea.
I have him dropping a tactical nuke on Disneyland.
IRGC LA target one. Please do not do that. IRGC, I know you're listening. I know you're
like my number one watchers, Arakshi Ali Lajiani, the handsome guy that comes on and
talks about how, you know, you're going to wage war against America. Please do not hit
Spectrum because I need it. My internet is already dog shit. Okay. My internet is already
dark shit as it is. Please don't do it. Okay. Um, Dr. Jihad has spoken. So all jokes aside,
they are, uh, not in striking range at all of, uh, Los Angeles or the United States of
America mainland at all, right? They don't have it. They don't have the capabilities.
They don't have the interest. They've never done something like this. So all of this is
complete bullshit. What I am fearful of, however, is that this is signaling
potentially a false flagged style incident to try to get Americans to be terrified of
and get on board with a war against Iran, right? But if you look at the actual article itself,
if you read the fine print from the original Times article, it's clear that it was a random vibe
and they have zero evidence Iran could or would do this, but it's essentially keep frightening
being stupefied and half paying attention to Americans.
So it's just the warning was cautionary and there was no indication Iran was planning
an attack or that it could successfully launch one.
We know Iran is an extensive presence in Mexico and South America.
They have relationships, they have the drones and now they have the incentive to conduct
attacks.
It's complete bullshit.
At most, they would hit, they would do cyber attacks.
most. And the cyber attacks would be proportionate to what the American and
Israeli strikes are hitting on Iranian soil. That's part of what you have seen
with the Striker cyber security incident that took place earlier today. But
don't let that stop you from feeling like you have some skin in the game,
right? Don't be a fucking idiot though. There is, and I, you know, I'm gonna, I'm gonna say this over
and over again. There's no way to read this as like a sincere threat. And at worst, it is a legitimate
threat for a PSYOP. Okay? That's what I'm fearful of. Americans hate this war. It's the lowest polled war
war in modern history, absent public support, security state grifters, war lobbyists and
Zionist advocacy groups, the U.S. government is pushing this baseless paranoia to give
the public the vague impression evil Iranians are menacing them, right?
That's what this is.
We saw something similar after 9-11.
9-11 was already enough of a terrifying security incident for Americans.
Americans have not been hit on the domestic home front since Pearl Harbor.
But in order to universalize that fear, anthrax attacks took place.
Many of it was thwarted, and the anthrax that was used on these anthrax male attacks actually
came from a very suspicious origin, okay?
suspicious origin directly linked back to an FBI-funded lab. This played a major role.
I think it was a Pentagon. Is it Fourth Detrick? If I'm remembering it correctly,
I might be remembering it incorrectly. Correct me if I'm wrong. But it was
Because you could identify the different strains of anthrax.
Some Americans did die in the process.
But while some Americans died in the process, many more Americans were terrified.
Islamic terror was a universal fear now.
It wasn't just New York City and the World Trade Towers that could be under attack.
It could be your podunk, backwater, hillbilly town, okay?
Just so you understand.
When the US public has surveyed on Middle East wars, they repeatedly give some version
of, I don't know why we are bombing people 6,000 miles away.
How is this our problem?
These vague threats are designed to correct this by bringing the war home, so we panic
and promoting racism.
That is precisely what it is.
Then why are these 800 breathless articles, then why are there 800 breathless articles
about these threats?
They emphasize there's currently no specific or credible threat tied to the Oscars, but
heightened vigilance is necessary.
It's a very unpopular war, and they're going to make it more popular.
Hopefully, they don't do this.
But my fear is that although it's a very unpopular war, they're going to try to make
it justifiable by bringing the war home.
Little do they understand that in this current misinformation and media environment that
is objectively chaotic, I don't think they have that motion.
I don't think they have the capability.
I think many people will look at this and go, that's a fucking Psyop.
That's a Psyop.
You killed American citizens and you did it to justify this war that we're waging at the
behest of Israel that is deeply unpopular.
I'm not buying it.
Fuck that shit.
Okay. I hope that they don't try some nonsense like this.
Or even if they tried some nonsense like this, the sheer incompetence of our administrative
apparatus ends up being their own demise, ends up leading to their own demise, and they
just fail to do it. And they're outed in the process and people punish them for it.
Anyway, when that was happening, I didn't understand how far countries were. And I was scared
Anthrax every time mail came in Chile. Kid me, dumb as fuck. Yeah. Anyway, that's, uh,
yeah, Iran's longest range shothead drones can reach 2500 kilometers.
That barely gets you to Athens, not Los Angeles.
Okay.
It's complete bullshit.
Complete fucking bullshit.
The Threat Report claimed that they would use civilian cargo ships and launch drones
with the Pacific Ocean as literally fucking world in conflict.
Yeah, it's nutty.
So sending drones for some ship or boat near the coast is impossible, you think?
Yes.
I do think that.
Yes, I do.
For two reasons.
Number one, with what capabilities?
What capabilities does Iran have?
There's one country in that region that is also a theocracy, a nuclear armed theocracy
that has capabilities such as that.
Iran is not one of them.
I'm talking about Israel.
Israel has the capabilities of doing such a thing.
Iran does not.
You guys are insane look at a fucking map of the world, please
Iran intercepted logistical supply chains and
Embedded their their drone launching operations into a carrier that is going across a Pacific Ocean from where who knows
Like what regional ally does Iran have to be able to like, you know add
These these drones and the launcher capabilities
into these containers, without anyone figuring it out in the process, okay?
And they're using that on especially the fucking West Coast, not using those
capabilities in the Atlantic, but instead in the Pacific. Like who do you think they
would hit? Do you think they would try to hit Washington DC or New York City? Or do you
think they would hit California? It's completely ridiculous.
Like, I'm, the, the very fact that I'm even entertaining this capability as though it's
like something, uh, as though there's like a real, uh, possibility. Ukraine was able
to do a similar operation with hidden drones. Ukraine, that is backed to the fucking hilt
by every western nation, was capable of conducting a clandestine operation by sending trucks
into Russia. Ukraine and Russia are next to one another. Look at a fucking map. Are you
stupid? Ukraine has a land border with Russia. Hello? Are you fucking insane? Now this gives
me. Now I am reminded of the drone panic that took place in New Jersey. And at the time,
were talking about how these are Iranian drone swarms, remember? Now we know why.
I don't often trafficking the realm of conspiracy theories, but
kind of feel strange that they already got a lot of Americans that panic about Iranian drones and
Chinese balloons flying overhead.
But especially the supposed Iranian drone swarm that took place over, uh,
the, the American East Coast airspace.
Who cares if Iran is capable of the CIA and trouble do with themselves with this
false flag and blame it on Iran. Anyways, the average American doesn't know any better.
They will automatically believe it and hate on Iran. Come on. It won't take much. I mean,
just as people, just as people understood, like immediately cut away at the, uh, at the
FBI and the state's, uh, uh, narrative on Charlie Kirk's, uh, assassination when there
was like plenty of fucking evidence to suggest that Charlie Kirk wasn't assassinated by,
uh, the state of Israel. I don't think people are going to, I don't think people are going
to be as ready to eat this propaganda if that happened.
I hope that it's not even a fucking indication that there will be a false flag and they're
just trying to whip up people into a frenzy to create a panic.
But even Barry Weiss's CBS News has undermined this reporting.
So do with that information what you will. Go, go, tell me.
Multiple U.S. and state law enforcement and intelligence told CBS news. There's no credible
intelligence underpinning the bulletin distributed on the unverified possibility that Iran could
retaliate for American attacks by launching drills to the West coast. This is not actionable
California based federal law enforcement official told CBS. All this means is we got this information
and we want to get it out to law enforcement executives to make sure they're up to speed on it.
Another California law enforcement official said there's absolutely nothing more to it.
The bulletin to local law enforcement for the FBI's Los Angeles division stem from an
an apparent tip that surfaced prior to the Iranian conflict.
It's ridiculous.
It's too obvious they had to kill it.
Why do they need a false flag
for a war that already started?
What do you mean?
The public is not on board with it. God forbid, God forbid people start questioning why we're
doing it and start protesting. And it becomes, you know, it snowballs into something that's
huge. Also, this way you can get popular mobilization for this deeply unpopular war for boots on
the ground. We haven't sent troops yet. What's the public going to do? Americans don't care
about anything or have power. I mean, this is, you know, they're doing, they're doing
regime change the old fashioned way. Still, I guess I'm just saying, I don't, I don't
believe that this is going to happen. I'm just saying, if it does happen, it'll be very
tough to convince Americans that this is actually Iran's doing and not like a CIA
Mossad collaborative effort to justify a very unjustifiable and very unpopular war
to escalate and heighten the tensions around this conflict and make Americans get on board
with boots on the ground. Americans love revenge. See? Look, this fucking moron is already ready.
To be honest, if our nation's borders were actually attacked, me and a lot of people
would be for the war. You're going to fucking die. Okay. Neek skit. You're going to die. Have fun
dying for Israel. Dumbass ROTC. I'm over here explaining exactly how, uh, exactly how this would
be, uh, exactly why an incident such as this won't be initiated. And Neek skits already being like,
Yeah, dude, I don't care if it's a fucking false flag. I'm still going to assume it's Iran and I'm going to go to war
I think you're overestimating American intelligence. I'm not
I'm estimating the American tendency to no longer believe in mainstream narratives
And the American tendency to also be frustrated with Israel and assume that Israel is responsible for such a thing
Here go go tell me now
I just want to tell you one one one one story about Israel, you know in the 1990s the head of Hamas was a guy named Khaled Michelle and
He was he was based in Jordan at the time
And he comes out, he's driving his kids to work and then to school, and he gets out of the car with his bodyguards.
And these two guys posing as tourists come up and they spray something in his ear.
And it was a poison and it sends Khaled Mashaal into a coma.
And then there was a pursuit and his bodyguards and Jordanian police end up tackling and getting the guys.
And it turns out that they were Mossad agents.
The king of Jordan then, and this is a public story.
People can read about this.
There's been documentaries made about it.
The king of Jordan then says, we're going to cancel our treaty with Israel, and we're
going to execute these agents if Netanyahu, he was prime minister at the time in the 90s,
if Netanyahu doesn't give us the antidote to resurrect Khaled Mashal, the head of Mossad
God gets on a plane from Israel, flies to Jordan to deliver the antidote to save Khaled
Mashaal's life.
And Khaled Mashaal is still alive to this day.
I just interviewed him, you know, some couple, a couple of months ago, but the nature of
what Israel is able to do.
That's one of the most sort of famous known episodes.
Israel has deep penetration throughout the Arab world.
And there are many cases where they conduct operations and they get part where the world
No penetration here. And that's what I'm proud of. You know, these other countries fell for it, but us, we didn't. And how easy would it have been for us to fall for it?
Before people get mad at Tim Dillon, he's obviously fucking being sarcastic.
Why the fuck is he on this call? Tim Dillon interviewed the dropside news boys, which, you know, much respect to Tim.
No, he's not reacting. No, they did an interview.
Hezbollah just launched a combined attack reaching all the way to Tel Aviv. It was followed
by another attack by Iran and new waves of attacks on the UAE.
Trainings reported that there was an explosion just now in Tel Aviv due to Hezbollah rocket
fire shortly after an early alert went out for missile fire from Iran.
Check my logs drop site confirmed confirm what?
Verify video the newest way from an hour ago?
IRGC wave 40 operation true promise for targets more than 50 sites the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps at the 40th wave of
Operation true promise for a target of more than 50 sites across Israel and coordinated attack with the Hezbollah
IRGC said the operation involved a five-hour barrage using Qatar Imad Kaibar Shekan and Fatah missiles along with drones and attack missiles launched by Hezbollah
According to the statement strikes hit military sites across Israel from Haifa in the north Tel Aviv in the center and Bersheba in the south
The RGC also claimed its missile strike us bases at L. Ozraq and Jordan and Al-Qajir inside of Arabia
The statements that missile launches from Iran towards Israel increase significantly over the past 24 hours adding that painful strikes will continue
But you told me that Iran was running out of missiles. No, I didn't say Iran was running out of missiles
You don't know how to listen to my fucking words. I said Iran is not running out of missiles at all
all. However, America and Israel are able to successfully close off the openings of the
caves that they come out of. I never said the Iranian missile stockpile is depleted.
I simply said, judging by the frequency and the munitions that are used up until this
last wave, the munitions that they were using were the cluster ones. Okay. If you want to
actually diminish the supply that Israel has, if you want to diminish their stockpile of
defensive missiles, you have to keep lobbing missiles like this. Okay? This is the first
time that they've gone back up on the intensity, the frequency, and the diversity of the missiles
being used. Since the first day that Iran launched retaliatory strikes, they have not
had this much intensity in their striking of Israel. If their goal is, if their goal was
to deteriorate and destroy the existing stockpile of Israeli defenses, then they would be using
something beyond the cluster munitions. The cluster munitions are virtually impossible to
intercept. Okay, so what they're supposed to do, like with the Iranian capabilities that they have,
What they're supposed to do is just like hit volley after volley after volley like big waves
Dumping a lot of their older munitions on top of Israel to overwhelm their defenses and to waste their defenses, right?
Yes, it's not cluster munitions their nerves cluster munitions are indiscriminate and often have a huge dud rate. Yeah, okay
Chatter, it's a distinction without a difference if you're fucking exploding the
MIRVs at at the level that they're at the height that they're exploding them at okay. It doesn't fucking matter
No, this chatter is not wrong. It technically it's like a shotgun missile
Okay, what the what the Iranians are using are literally like a like a shotgun what it's supposed to use what it was supposed to do is is
Explode close to the impact zone so you got you can actually take out true positions or you can spread it
You can spread the damage like a like buckshot basically, but the reason why they're exploding
those missiles at the at the height that they're exploding them at is because they want to basically
utilize it like a cluster munition.
They're trying to spread it as bad to the best of their ability in an effort to stop
the interceptions and continue peppering the Israeli skyline.
Okay.
That's it.
You know, I'm not even a fucking missile artist and I know this, not buckshot birdshot.
Sorry.
They individually target the same area, don't they?
Usually cluster munitions are just spray of tiny bombs.
These, as far as I've heard, can individually target.
So they're a cluster of warheads, not cluster munitions.
No, they're, the place that they are, the way that they're using these missiles implies
that like they're trying to use it like cluster munitions.
Why is there wrongs?
Air defense so weak.
What are you talking about? Air defense so weak. Iran is massive. Iran is vast. Okay.
Iran doesn't have stationary air defenses because stationary air defenses will get fucking
destroyed in the second airstrike that Israel commits. So what they have instead is numerous
capabilities, obviously, like many of which are mobile. They have mobile anti aircraft
defenses that they deploy from time to time sporadically in an effort to preserve their
munitions, but also in an effort to maximize their utility. Okay, it's not about weakness
necessarily. It's just, you know, there's obviously limitations with how large an area
that Iran occupies.
USA and Israel keep on saying they have air superiority over Iranian cities.
They do.
But it doesn't matter because the fucking Basij and the IRGC forces are not sitting
at their fucking bases, so it doesn't even matter if they strike the areas that they
normally would occupy.
It does nothing.
America and Israel are trying to do a couple different things.
One of them is to basically kill as many standing military operatives as they can, but they
can't actually do that because Iran's not fucking stupid.
They already disperse their people.
They're not sitting in a fucking...
I mean, the police probably are sitting in the police precinct because they're civilians,
right?
They're like a part of civilian law enforcement.
As far as like the IRGC and the military goes like they're not sitting around their barracks waiting to get bombed
America does not have complete air superiority over Iran
How much would it cost to have a working iron dome over Tehran brother Israel has
One of the best defended air spaces despite the fact that it's fucking tiny
Israel is a tiny country. Okay, size of easy Israel tiny nations size of New Jersey
And yet it has or had one of the best defended air spaces in the planet. Like it's up there
with fucking Moscow. Okay. And the only reason why Israel is able to have this incredibly,
incredibly space air space is because of the unlimited funds that it gets from the United
States of America. So think about it. Like the costs are unbelievable. No other country
has that technology. No other country has that technology. Only Israel has it. Israel
has refused to let Kiev have that technology, even though it's an American. It's literally
funded by America and it was invented in coordination with the Israeli defense sector. So Americans
has also worked on it, and yet Israel has refused to allow Ukraine to have it, or Ukraine
to place it in places like Kiev, and in other densely populated areas.
Part of that also is because just having an iron dome is not enough.
You also have to steadily supply it with Tamir interceptors, for example, right?
And those are expensive, and you constantly are running out.
does not have the capability of funneling all the Tamir interceptors to both Israel and the
Ukraine at the same time. 90% intercept rate is way fucking worse than 100% intercept rate
of preventing other nations from wanting to bomb you by not colonizing them. Yes, that's true.
By the way, New York Post foreign policy net six says the Iron Dome could not stop about half
half to a hundred rockets has beludges launch it is real just a few hours ago.
So there, uh, their capabilities are diminishing as well. Anyway,
the other side of this is also the,
in order to protect this like tiny fucking area,
the billions, the tens of billions of dollars that go into it is,
is unheard of.
And not only are we spending tens of billions of dollars protecting this tiny
fucking airspace, but also on top of that,
have radar systems that span all across the region from Oman to motherfucking Turkey. Okay,
early advanced warning systems, SATCOMs, and numerous other anti-missile defense systems
that have to be stationed next to those radar facilities, otherwise they get blown up in the
way that Iran has blown them up. So like the amount of military force necessary to protect such a
tiny fucking sliver of land is unbelievable. And it has taken around 11 days to put a dent
in it regardless with the, you know, with the missile barrage that they've done over
and over again with the shy drone strikes that they've done over and over again. So obviously,
it's not replicable by any other fucking country. If it's barely holding together with the most
expensive and most expensive military apparatus on the fucking planet, unilaterally deciding
to only defend this place, okay? From the latest launch, uh, and Israeli sensors were
not able to hide this one, uh, here are some of the missiles that went through, the Hezbollah
No subtle.
the
come after the first strike, by the way, that is, that is because, that is because Iran has
been able to successfully shut off the eyes and ears. Okay. That's what happens when your
radars are down and therefore there is a major delay in your, your, uh, century system that you have.
Look at the latest tweet this isn't the one. First viewers this is below. I'm
still getting through. Second videos from Kirk Cook. Image reportedly of a strike
in Dubai in an official statement. Look at the latest tweet this isn't the one.
Isn't this it? Oh this one. No that's in image reportedly of a strike in Dubai.
that's Dubai and this is Kirk. The sirens are already going off though. Bro, they have
literally openly admitted that. The Iranian government has openly admitted that they've
Targeted the radar systems, their missile shield of the fake Zionist regime, the air defense capability, the regime has been severely reduced and the sky, the occupied territory is under the powerful roar of Iranian missiles and drones.
This was from five days ago and since then, since then, they've been, they've taken out even more fucking satellites inside of Israel.
This is from northern Israel has been launched a massive
barrage of 100 rockets at numerous cities coinciding with ballistic missiles
from Iran at the area two people were lightly wounded by shrapnel but these
These are successful intercepts.
How do Iran know where the Iron Dome radars are?
I thought that was super confidential.
What do you mean?
Iran also has fucking spying capabilities inside of Israel chatter.
Like, sure, Mossad has been able to deeply penetrate Iranian society, but half of these
fucking radars are on bases anyway, and Iran does have intelligence capabilities.
They have agents inside of Israel.
Of course Iran has spies in Israel chat.
They can get intelligence from Russia.
They can get intelligence from China.
I don't know to what degree and then outside of that, they have their own, um, they have
their own spy and capabilities as well.
And they have great cyber warfare.
Hondala is obviously one of them.
No injuries reported from the concurrent Iranian ballistic missile has blow out rocket fire
on central Israel.
Some projectiles were intercepted according to initial military assessments.
damage was caused by impact in central Israel. Fragments following the interceptors,
interceptors also reportedly fell in several areas. Sirens have sounded across central
Israel and the Druze will marry in as well as parts of the south.
Yeah, Haaraz basically reported on it. They said there's a hole in Israel's early warning
system and its missile defense batteries are at risk as well. It's because they won't release
the hostages, the homostages. Have you ever considered working a blue collar job like
construction are you too gay to do that? Yes, I love sucking on penises, that's why I haven't
considered working a blue collar job like construction. Yeah.
As though there aren't gay workers.
2013 account. Yeah, that's a fucking burnt peanut, uh, Tel Aviv subscriber.
New announcement from President Trump.
President Trump has authorized the United States to release 172 million barrels of oil
from the strategic petroleum reserve.
There it is.
I'm gay and do a blue collar job.
It's not correlated yet.
Once again, I think like many of the Muslim countries that America has dominated and destroyed
unfortunately been kept down by by occupations of different sorts for years
and years and don't don't have the same like don't have the same sovereignty
mentality that Iran has so many people think this is gonna be like Iraq many
people think this is going to be like Afghanistan they don't understand that
Iran is a totally sovereign country a sovereign nation that had a successful
anti-imperialist revolution. The revolutionary spirit, regardless of the
repressive nature of the IRGC or the state currently, still lives on in the
heart of all Iranians. Iranians are very resilient people, but it's a nation state.
There's a difference between a regional power that is a sovereign nation
state and a country that has been dominated by first the USSR and then
the United States of America with boots on the ground, military warfare. Like it's not,
it's not, you know, it's, it's, if you try to compare it to like Libya, if you try to compare
it to Syria, if you try to compare it to Iraq, if you try to compare it to Afghanistan, you're
going to be surprised. And it seems maybe many of our generals or maybe not the generals, but many
Many of the people in charge of this operation epic fail were of that mindset where they thought
oh these are barbaric Muslims.
They will be incredibly easy to dominate.
They will drop their weapons and run away.
They will not have any contingency plans.
We will decapitate their entire leadership.
We will kill their high ranking generals in the IRGC and they will be confused.
They thought it would be like Hezbollah.
Now this isn't to say Hezbollah is not a sophisticated military operation either.
They certainly are, as you can see.
But Hezbollah is a paramilitary attached to an active party in the Lebanese parliament.
Okay?
They're not a sovereign state.
Even the Houthis are not a fully fleshed out state, and yet their capabilities are significantly
larger than Hezbollah.
Okay?
But when you talk about an actual sovereign nation state, of course their capabilities
are going to be infinite in comparison to a paramilitary movement like Hezbollah.
The Houthis have more capabilities than Hezbollah.
They have more freedom than Hezbollah.
For example, the Houthis have loitering anti-aircraft systems.
Hezbollah doesn't.
Hezbollah's anti-air defense is marginal in comparison to what you can send to the Houthis.
Hezbollah isn't backed by the Lebanese army.
It's not only is it not backed by, Hezbollah has legit ballistic capabilities as so do
the Houthis, but it's much easier to send legitimate ballistic capabilities to the Houthis
than it is to Hezbollah.
That's the problem.
it's become impossible to do so now that it's become impossible to do so now that the land
bridge between Iran and Lebanon has been disconnected Syria no longer is a territory that you can
use in your in your supply chain.
It's become impossible for his blood to continue getting more weapons from Iran.
Because Yemen is a weaker government, the Lebanon right now, Yemen's government is Ansarallah.
I'm saying that Ansarallah has, the Houthis are the government, but they are a weaker
government in comparison to the IRGC, in comparison to the Islamic Republic that is a strong government.
It's a sovereign state.
The Houthis are barely a state at this point.
They are the victors of a civil war that took place with numerous other foreign actors involved
in it.
They are solidified in the power yet.
Now I think they have solidified plenty of power at this point.
It's just that, I mean, their capabilities, their capabilities are limited because they're
a new government.
And even with their limitations, they were able to defeat America twice.
So you know, also a law is a force to be reckoned with really held together by sheer will.
Okay.
That's it.
And like, who these don't control all of Yemen, they only control North Yemen, South Yemen
is totally over in leadership, yes.
The strike on the Shabaya oil field in between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
We've seen further North strikes in the area of Iraq and that's a separate possible part
of the war that may begin against Baghdad International Airport.
Oh my God, new US intelligence says that Iran's leadership remains largely intact and the regime is not at risk of collapse after nearly two weeks at US and Israeli bombardment, according to three sources familiar with the assessments.
No way. I'll take it one step further. There was a Financial Times report on this as well that showed, or the Financial Times report on this that showed that, guess what?
A lot of the people were fucking duped. A lot of the people in Iran that were primed and tuned into
Israeli and numerous Gulf state media that was trying to do PSYOP after PSYOP to gear them up
for Israel saving them were fucking duped. It turns out there are a lot of people in Iran
who legitimately hate the regime that thought that Israel and America would actually come
to save them.
And then when Israel blew up the oil refineries in Tehran and engaged in chemical warfare
against 10 million plus Iranians, they very quickly realized, oh my God, they're not here
to save us at all.
And the only solution that we have is, and this might come as a surprise to you once
again, exactly what I've been saying for the past fucking month or so, the regime remaining
intact. Does anyone have the Financial Times reporting on this? Oh, here it is. Good journalism
for the Financial Times. Featuring interviews with a number of hardcore anti-regime Iranis.
These Iranis initially welcomed the U.S.-Israeli War. It quickly turned on the war and came
to resent the warmongering monarchist in the West slash Pahlavi. Meanwhile, monarchists
support Pahlavi and back to U.S. and Israeli intervention, despite its toll. But analysts
believe the exiled world may have lost support for more recent
conversations caused the brutal reality of war sets in.
The majority of Iranians who see the January killings is
unforgivable are lost over how to push for change. This includes
Sarah, a teacher in her 40s who once hoped for the regime's
overthrow, but now admits she has changed her mind. I've come to
terms the bitter reality. The Islamic Republic is resilient,
she said. I never thought I'd say this. But if someone from
within the regime becomes a real reformer, why not? In the end,
we just want peace and welfare
marjan a housewife could not hide her emotions when the news of how many death
broke
she believed it would usher in the regime's collapse now i wonder
even if the islamic republic falls
what will we inherit
a land in ruins
a big part of the reason why and this is some some that like my iranian
chatters from iran kept reporting over and over again
a lot of the the anti-irgc anti-regime uh... uh... media
uh... backed by both the gulf
states
and also israel and the united states of america
work constantly constantly telling people
inside of iran
that their liberation would come
by american and israeli intervention
they prime them up
they prime them up into believing
that America and Israel genuinely had the intention of saving them.
And given the intensity of the IRGC's repressive nature, they believed it because they were
fucking desperate.
But it turns out, of course, bombing campaigns in the fucking heart of Iran and Tehran and
is Fahan, very quickly changed their attitude.
Yeah, Iran International is one of these outlets.
Yes, Iran International, the pro-Israel pro-monarchy news channel.
It probably didn't help that a lot of diaspora relatives of people living in
Iran were openly dancing in the fucking streets as Iranians were learning the news that 160
little schoolgirls had been bombed in the first fucking salvo.
I said this over and over and over again.
I tried to warn people they didn't fucking understand it.
I called it because I've experienced something not identical, not to the same degree, not
the same severity, but I've seen something that happened in Turkey that was not dissimilar to
this. Turkish people who fucking hate Adon myself included, okay, experienced, I was in America
at the time, but Turkish people in Turkey experienced a very violent coup attempt by a parallel state
that was designed by the United States of America. And in the aftermath of that failed coup, Turks
actually hardened their support for out of the on. They gave a lifeline to his dying movement.
He was able to successfully put together a referendum and change the Turkish constitution
from a parliamentary system to a presidential one. He was able to basically destroy the
independence of the military piece by piece.
He did that because he had real fucking momentum behind him after the coup,
the very bloody, very deadly coup backfired.
So while Iranian international and outlets such as that one, back by the American state, back by
the Israeli state, has the capacity to radicalize the diaspora Iranians,
and maybe even has the capacity to radicalize Iranians in Iran,
who already are experiencing that repression from the state, who have
their friends arrested, sometimes tortured, who have every right to be
frustrated and angry at the state for its repression. They were the ones who
experienced the bombing campaigns and they saw their relatives in the
Western world celebrate and dance over their graves. It's going to be very hard to whip
up popular support and mobilization when the forces that are demanding you to mobilize
have no investment whatsoever in a sovereign nation-state's development in the aftermath
of its bombing campaigns, when Israel, that is leading the charge, is very clearly trying
to create a failed state.
Iranis are too smart to fall for that bullshit.
Even if they hate their own regime, even if they hate the IRGC, they're understandably
going to fucking hate the Israeli government and the American government a lot more.
Go fight for Iran then, you terrorists.
saying a whole bunch of fucking nothing. Chatter, you're in a marathat. And therefore,
you will never understand what it feels like to fight for something. What you fight for
is McDonald's. What you fight for is SpongeBob. Okay? And in most circumstances, you don't
even have to fight for it. Some other fucking poor dipshit from Iowa will fight for you.
And they're not even fighting for you, they're fighting for the same forces of capital.
But at least you can sleep comfortably at home at night with the knowledge that our
enemies are being destroyed.
They can steal all your money and reappropriate all of your fucking productive output back
into this endless militarism.
So that the military industrial complex can turn profit year over year, okay?
Don't worry, your jalapeno poppers are safe.
I know it's very difficult for you to comprehend what I'm talking about because you've never
experienced an alien superpower seeking out the destruction of everything that you hold
near and dear and therefore you will never understand it okay plus you have
nothing that you you have nothing you hold dear for yourself anyway like I
said that's why now you got spongebob and spider-man
spongebob abby up must you get above cut up on to an abby
Now, the brilliance of the Trump plan to have strategic control of key waterways.
This cannot be understated and the press doesn't seem to get this, so let me help them tonight.
i'm talking is the same calculation for me as an egyptian i fucking hate cc but if american
israel tried to do regime change here i would become the regime's strongest soldier brother
doesn't understand that the regime change already happened dog the regime is already controlling
you the american and israel backed regime is literally in charge right now i hate to report
this to you, Egyptian chatter, but it already happened. Okay? It quite literally happened.
There was a point in time where Egypt almost had democracy and that was a bridge too far for
Israel. It was a bridge too far for America. And C.C. is the guy that they put in charge.
Oh, he's Muslim Brotherhood. Muslim Brotherhood, they said. Scary.
I know, man, but it can always get worse, right?
I mean, I don't know if it can get worse than CCM, to be honest.
There's a reason why it's not happening, right?
fucking the straight of Malacca in Indonesia, the Panama Canal, remember China wanted it,
and now preventing Iran from choking off the straight of Hormuz with an eventual nuclear
threat also.
No, deep shit.
It can get worse.
Yeah.
What the fuck?
I'm Egyptian.
Fuck you talking about bro.
What in the fuck?
What in the fuck?
No, deep shit.
It can get worse than this, you dumbass.
I mean, you're already in it. There's a reason why you're not being destabilized actively
and being bombed actively. It's because you already have a client regime that is totally
serve out to the needs of Israel and America.
Egypt executed its first democratically elected leader and he, Mohamed Morsi, was a professor
of civil engineering at Cal State Northridge. That's what, that's another thing that I find
really funny is that like the Iranian government, like when you look at Pete Hegseth and you
look at Donald Trump, and then you compare them to like who runs the Iranian government.
And it's so funny cuz like Ali Lajiani is like a Kantian philosopher, okay?
These are people that like came to the United States of America, came to the West and didn't
just like get their PhDs here, but they also taught in American and like Western universities.
So it's pretty funny when you hear someone like Arakshi,
they communicated the desires of the state and Western media and everyone's like, wow, he's so handsome.
It's like, he's so smart. What the fuck? It's like, yeah, he is.
Bro, look at Arakshi's dissertation topic. It's insane. I know it's political Islam, right?
C. C. Yes, C. C. Yes, Morsi. No, Morsi. No, shut up your most Obama
Breaking two oil tankers us own Saphisa and Vishnu and Greek owned Zephyros were attacked near Iraq in the Persian Gulf
It feels bad, man. I mean, look, eventually, eventually something will break in Egypt.
There is no shot, right? Egypt will have a revolution once again. There is no doubt
in my mind, the state is far too fucking corrupt and far too incompetent for the population
not to rise up. It's coming. I just don't know exactly when. Maybe Egyptians will say,
But 100% there is no way that they can keep controlling the country, especially the dire economic conditions that that Egyptians are facing.
I don't think it's, I think it's eventually going to come. Bro, they literally took over like a police precinct because they were mad that, you know, people were not allowing safe passage over the Rafa border, like the Egyptian government and the Egyptian military was refusing to allow entry through the Rafa border.
So people got so fucking frustrated that they militarily took over a fucking police precinct.
Stuff like this doesn't happen in a country that is stable, okay?
My guess is a popular uprising ending in a palace coup. Yeah, 100 percent. There will be
inevitably a popular uprising in the state of Egypt. Israel will do everything in its power to
to stop it. But obviously they're not dedicated enough to like offer Egypt any sort of fucking
economic improvements. So Egypt is prime for revolution. The other place is Jordan. Mark
my fucking words. And it turns out Bahrain too, which ironically enough is now getting
help from Jordanian forces that work to squash any sort of fucking anti-government protests
or propacity and protest in Jordan.
This is what the chatter was talking about.
up your muscle bomb. Anyway, um, here, let's hear what, uh, what kind of pro regime propaganda
we got in store for us today.
Now the bro, he was in Hebron, Hebron, Kentucky, oh my God, brilliance of the Trump plan to
have strategic control of key waterways.
This cannot be understated.
The press doesn't seem to get this.
So let me help them tonight.
I'm talking the straight of Malacca in Indonesia, the Panama Canal, remember China wanted it.
now preventing Iran from choking off the Strait of Hormuz with an eventual nuclear threat also
hanging over our heads. So if bad actors managed to take control in any of those key oil routes,
it would be a living nightmare. That wouldn't happen. So it looks like Donald Trump, his team,
the U.S. military, and the American taxpayer may have saved the world with Operation Epic Fury.
Why do we think China has been scrambling to fill its own oil reserves?
By the way, obviously, President Xi knew Iran would eventually try to take the straight
of Hormuz.
Dude, American media is so awesome.
We just like invent a totally alternative reality in which we're fucking absolutely
cooking.
Okay.
Like the entire world could be collapsing around us in real time, as it kind of is,
right?
might and American military capabilities have diminished drastically. America's force projection
capabilities have been destroyed by a country that we have economically destroyed for decades now.
Okay. Energy markets are on fire, a larger crisis than when Russia invaded Ukraine. And you got
dumb fucks on American television being like, we're fucking killing it, dude. Have you guys seen
The epic clip compilations of blowing up Iranian jet skis, dude
Yeah, they better not close the Strait of Hormuz
My sources are telling me the Strait of Hormuz is closed
Well, they will open it right now, dude. We'll fucking open it right now. We'll pry it
We'll destroy it, dude. We'll fucking kill him. We got so much hype and aura moments
It's like how can people not see that this is just a coping mechanism
It is kind of alarming that people are so desperate to hold on to maximalist cope.
People are so goddamn desperate.
That they might as well be doing this.
This is a joke, obviously.
Worst case scenario, we can just make a new straight.
Should have take long once we unleash the productivity boosting powers of AI.
Maybe a day or two at most.
But is is crazy dude, I mean this is what it looks like look I said this earlier
Israel wanted to get away with conquering the region with no pushbacks
So it chose to pursue its lifelong goal destroying
It's the one sovereign country that isn't under the US security banner
And now the global energy markets are on fire when will we say enough is enough like look at this
These are the images coming out of the straight of hormones right now
Now, okay, this is what it fucking looks like.
Ships are on fire, nobody's passing, and America has no plan to open the trade-off
hormones.
They have no control over this at all.
He saw your QRT and said, I'm fucked.
You and Schmandrich need to manage Israel's foreign relations.
Prepare the electro jihad.
This is about the craziest crossover I've ever seen in my life.
Not sure what to think about this.
reached the Twitter peak, Goy I'm crying. He thinks you are coming for him. He
doesn't realize that I think he's the only funny Israeli on the planet,
perhaps. I don't even care if this guy is like sincerely a psychopath or not. It's
just fucking hilarious.
I'm gonna run it again. We got to play it one more time. Okay. Come on. Come on. I love this fucking video so much
It gives me so much joy look like
He follows Epstein which is very funny. What do you mean destiny is Israel's favorite pedophilic defender, of course
He fucking follows destiny
I fucking love that shit, dude.
is awesome. Rabbi Abraham Baruch.
Otto Bussey. Yeah, that was Bill Heddy's dad, Muhammad Heddy.
These guys have like these guys in Israel have like common villains.
I'm one of them, which is awesome.
I thought the Jews ran everything. No, it's the Arabs.
The Jews run everything in Israel is what we previously thought.
turns out they have their own version of that. They say the Arabs run everything in Israel.
But yeah, what is this? Are they pro or against Hassanabi? What are you talking about?
There are like 12 total people in Israel that like me. They are the only anti-Zionists in Israel,
the rest of the state. And I would normally say most people in Israel don't know who the
fuck I am, or most people in insert whatever country don't know who the fuck I am. But I think
Israel is the one country where a lot of people do know who the fuck I am and they despise me
Israel like people in America have no fucking clue who I am right I'm just some random fucking dickhead
People in Israel do know who the fuck I am and they hate me
Which I mean it makes sense. I mean I hate Israel. I hate Zionism
I don't know what the average is really chud 100% of the government knows you know that's for sure
How can you live in Israel and be an anti-zionist I'm not trying to be a dick I don't know I'm
I'm fucking living in the United States of America and I'm anti-imperialist.
Like what are you talking about?
There were communists that lived in Nazi Germany.
Anyway, Dr. Jihad is fucking amazing.
The last Israeli PC you will need, me after buying this PC criticizing Benjamin Neniahu
Why does my game never lag why do I never lose any games why do I always hit perfect
frame rates star of David gaming PC Jewish star custom but what the fuck is this?
What?
What?
AI.
Operator skin beast mode.
This is what I need. I would never, my streams would never eff again if I had this low Kirk.
or night Fridays is back. The beast of Tel Aviv. Today, today we're going to be replenishing
the Tamir interceptor stock of the holy nation of Israel. Trump dances on stage update two
oil tankers on fire after being attacked in the Persian Gulf off of Iraq, according to
Reuters is unclear who carried out the attack. This is a perfect, this is a perfect response.
Like this is a perfect image that showcases like America's lack of interest in like all
of the destabilization that we commit all around the fucking world, you know?
I'm talking about his blockage. So he's reaching into the strategic reserve. So he's doing what I called for three days ago.
But it's a long wait.
Oh, Chuck Schumer. Fantastic, sir.
We need many more problems now that the then he's created many more problems than the strategic petroleum reserve will solve
From the blockade of the Gulf of Harman's to his reckless and unthought-out war and Americans have paid the price
Schmuck Schumer seems like this Israeli memester is goaded. I
Understood very well already from the first half second that I opened after effects software
So be wise if the next time your defense army recruits me to the filming unit or the idea of spokesperson's unit to be a video editor
And to be pampered and live like a king and not to be a great a technician and empty purposes technical array in a stinking Air Force
And that way we wouldn't reach this situation
When I didn't think he could get any worse
Hoping that maybe you're finally understanding what a mess you're making the American generation looks at these things with humor
But takes them seriously
No, actually, we appreciate it. I appreciate it. I think it's funny. Oh my God. Oh, see,
look, they're so mad. You must prepare another one. You genius. I'd kill myself from a low
branch. Hassan electrifying my dog faker. Hey, notice how Hebrew Twitter is really primed
and tuned into the fucking dog electrocution memes. This literally looks like my replies, by the way.
Isn't that strange how this just looks like my replies? Perhaps it's because it's the same
fucking people that are constantly in my replies. Hmm. How strange. How strange is dog one of the
the lavat tube, a Gazap with an electric shock. Talmudic Goyslop says, this, uh, Israeli,
uh,iplier will see the one with Dr. Jihad and seeing us on discover that he's Dr. Jihadist
prices. I'm crying. I hope these videos will remind you for the rest of your life, how
much of a genius you are. Dr. Jihad stole more content. It's heartbreaking to see
this Nazi laughing. May he suffer his whole life. Oh my god, bro. Is Hassan
Nasrallah laughing at the Zionist? Listen, this is a more impressive
achievement than the attack on Iran. When the Goyim won't shut the fuck up.
No idea what he's saying, but he's awesome.
The goyim have gone mad.
This is like, this is literally the only people on the planet they use is in a racist way.
Can you tell Benjamin and Yadu improve my algorithm for me?
I'm sick of browsing content meant for Gentiles.
You are a king, Jew or Goy, now he discovers his video.
I'm just as shocked as Kaya.
He said, my favorite is really comedy shows reference me and believes that this rabbi
Bruce actual TV show, but then answered the person making the show secretly and he's
dying because it's too funny.
You've broken him perhaps it's because I don't think Zionists are capable of laughter
and joy.
Therefore, if any dude that's making a comedy show in Israel is capable of making me laugh,
they must not be a Zionist.
They give it so fucking funny, God, they're so stupid, Lamar, I know.
Did you really fall from heaven?
Because I'm an angel?
Yes.
How does he have the exact timestamp ready?
He's a fan, bro.
American military is evacuating Iraqi bases.
Oh my God.
Oh my God.
military cannot leave Iraq. With an order to evacuate bases, 10 days ago, military cannot
leave and remain under intense fire from Iranian drills and local shia militias. Iran managed
to open fire against, oh my god, Iran is literally liberating Sudan. Iran is freeing Sudan and
liberating Iraq. How is this possible? How is this fucking possible? U.S. hegemony fake
all along? Many people are asking.
is straight up engaging in the act of decolonialization. What the fuck? Iran managed to open fire against
almost all American bases in the region to the point of the military had to abandon these
bases and a billion dollar loss. Patriots were powerless in the face of the number of
attacks. However, I believe the anti-drone systems of these bases were not strengthened
for an eventual confrontation with Iran.
U.S. struggles to evacuate American personnel from facilities under fire in Iraq.
Bro, this is, I'm not asking, I'm knowing, this is literally paper, this is paper tiger.
This is paper tiger.
Iraqis, Iraqis, the good people of Iraq, their money is your money.
Go out to the nearest American military base right now. Put your hand in the cash register
Their money is your money
Reach into the box of bullets and arm yourselves
That base is yours crack open the armory oh
Man
Yeah, this is this is becoming more and more relevant every day.
Turn the RV, armor, power on bright
I stole an F-16
Horizon centered, the line said right
I stole an F-16
Banger! Watch the gauges and the needles climb
I stole an F-16
Wait till 20, it will take its time
I stole an F-16
Throttle back down to idle mark
I stole an F-16
Jet-freeze deep with a rumbling spark
I stole an F-16
Unlock the gate and push it free
I stole an F-16
The bird comes alive with a roar of glee
I stole an F-16
Swallow out the RV, our power on bright
I stole an F-16
horizon centered the line center right I stole the f-16
This song is like if Austin and Alex had a baby together. Yeah
No one has been more correct than the Chinese evangelical dad
Yeah, Chinese international student in my class was telling me about was evangelical dad in Beijing believes that Trump was chosen by
God to win the election, but that this victory is part of a larger divine plan to destroy
the United States.
JD Pondon is no longer just a theory. Okay. It's, it's a reality. It's, it's reality.
JD Pondon is objectively reality. I know I've been joking about this saying like he's undermining
american imperialism every step of the way
he's destroying the heartland
he's basically launching economic missiles at every american suburb
you know
tariffs regime and liberation day was was my first inclination that this man
was genuinely trying to destroy the country but god damn dude i didn't think
it would be this bad
i truly had the mentality that
at the very least, like the American military as it stands is like the last remaining competent institution
that has like decent organizational principles, like has a function.
And it's so obvious that like this last tit for tat with Iran has shown that contractor bloat
and endless amounts of money that we've just burned for years,
while dominating people that have already been historically dominated over and over again
was
just a paper tiger
america was a paper tiger all along
if the russian military conquest in ukraine showcase that
russia also did not have the capabilities of a land invasion of a
country with forty million falcon people
this is america's own
And this is America's own war moment.
Now, to be fair, a land invasion is infinitely harder to pull off than whatever the fuck
we're trying to do in Iran, apparently.
But considering that the Iranian capabilities are significantly better, the Iranian positions
are significantly more hardened than the Ukrainian ones, that Ukraine literally only
had like 10, not even 10, like eight fucking years to basically design, because it's not
like Ukraine had like a like a very competent standing military force in, you know, before
like 2014, they've had a very limited amount of time to like design their forces and to
beef up their defenses, but they did a fairly solid job against Russia with a shit ton of
American and Western military support, but they did. They were able to, they were able
to push back the Russian military occupation from Kyiv. America, on the other hand, is having
an even harder time with Iran in a much shorter period of time.
With no allies whatsoever, if we're being real.
Yeah, Russia also isn't planning a war with the people making all their military
gear.
What is this?
I mean, this is fucking, you know, an exaggeration.
Now it's Iran's turn, although China and Russia's helping.
Fuck.
Nice knees on myself.
No, I didn't.
Okay, good.
Now it's Iran's turn, although China and Russia's help has been lacking and is nowhere
near what the urban US gave Ukraine? Yes. This would be like the funniest possible
time for a big boat to get sucked sideways in the Suez Canal. Oh my God. True. It would
collapse trade in its entirety, I think. Paul bless says, the longer this war continues,
the more likely that this country completely implodes. Ryan grim reports on a new survey
finds that 50 to 42 margin American voters believe Donald Trump with the war with Iran,
at least in part to the strike from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Now, that's not my favorite
poll. And I don't think that's like the real reason, but fuck it. If Americans are going
to be anti-war because they think Donald Trump is like going to war with Iran to hide the
Epstein files and not because of the contents of the Epstein files potentially.
So be it.
I think the correct assessment here is not that Donald Trump is going to war to, to distract
the public from the Epstein files, but going to war specifically because of the contents
of the Epstein files.
You know what I mean?
What he has done that maybe Israel has access to could have made him a more, you know, compliant
leader that would finally do the deed for Israel.
Terrible economy and immense suffering for a war no one believes in.
A roster of hated clowns surrounding a detached leader drowning in his own deck in his massive
scandal of the worst kind running through every nook of the least society history tells
us this is chill. It is chill. As long as Americans have their gelopina poppers is chilled. The
moment that they don't have access to their gelopina poppers in entirely different conversation,
America will, I mean, I think like, I think a lot of those people will finally understand
what I mean when I say like, there are a lot of ISIS style groups in this country. They
just don't do ISIS style shit because American material conditions are far more advanced
and far better than the conditions in a destroyer rock, you will potentially find out what
American ISIS Yalkata has to say and do, right?
When the jalapeno poppers are no longer flowing, you will see what those radicalized Americans
with an arsenal of fucking gear and what capabilities they have in fucking shit up.
We're not there yet though. The conditions are not bad enough.
Contradictions are worsening, but the conditions are nowhere near bad enough. I promise you.
In some ways, if you can still go to McDonald's and eat a fucking Big Mac or there's a new,
you know, burger that they're releasing or whatever the fuck, like that means that
shit hasn't gotten to that degree yet.
Shit hasn't gotten there yet.
Enough people aren't mad enough yet.
It's not there yet.
Could get there though.
If they try to hit us that,
have you been briefed about how many Iran sleeper cells
there could be inside the US right now?
I have been and a lot of people came in through biking
with this stupid open border.
So we know where most of them are.
We've got our eye on all of them, I think.
They came in through the open border policies of Sleepy Joe Biden, one of the worst, the
worst president in the history of our country.
And we've got a rise on all of them.
But the war itself is being prosecuted at a level that nobody's seen before.
It's pretty amazing to watch.
It's amazing to watch and write.
It's amazing.
I love watching it.
Trump on Newsome had a statement. We'll look at that in a second. RGC Navy commander, Alizah
Tangshidi says, we guarantee any security of any oil taker under any flag that can convince
an American destroyer to escort it through the shade of Hormuz. It's not real. There's
no way that that's a real statement that they made. Yeah. There is, uh, yeah, Iran war
briefing day 12 with Michael Clark. We've seen in particular tremendous number of strikes
now in southern Beirut, where the Israelis are really going for Hezbollah in Beirut,
and they're targeting particular floors of particular residential buildings where they
They think that some of the people thereafter are sheltering or hiding or plotting one way
or another.
The war in Lebanon is set to get a great deal worse, whatever happens to the war elsewhere
in the region.
But Tel Aviv has also come under attack and the Iranians are giving particular attention
to try to hit back at Israel with all that they can as far as they've got the ordinance
to do it.
Pete Hegseth made it clear yesterday that the war would intensify today.
He said, the most intensive day of the war is coming up,
and that's more or less what we've seen today.
In terms of the number of attacks,
the amount of ordinance delivered, I think he was right,
and he implies it will get even higher yet.
However, the Strait of Hormuz is now
the most critical area of the war.
It is in every sense of the word, the trump card,
which the Iranians can play.
Because the Strait of Hormuz is a really important waterway
for obvious reasons.
We always say that the narrow Strait of Hormuz
is at its narrowest between there and there.
33 kilometers. It's actually a great deal narrower than that because the shipping route includes an in lane and an out lane
And the lane going in is three kilometers wide and the lane coming out is only three kilometers wide
And there is a five kilometer separation zone between them
So the area they can use of that 33 kilometers is only 11 kilometers and big tankers big half a million tonne tankers almost
and certainly even the smaller tankers, 150,000 tons,
they have to do a very sharp turn in or out of the gulf
in order to conform with the lanes and not get stuck
into the shallow waters.
And when they get round the tip, then they have to go straight
because the water down here is too shallow.
25 meters just south, 60 meters further here,
too shallow for some of the really big ships.
So they have to go in a straight line as the lanes open out
right along the arraigning shore.
They have to present themselves as targets
to anything along the Iranian shore that wants to try to pick them up.
And in fact, I think the Iranians would almost welcome the Americans taking much more aggressive action
in the Gulf itself, because in a way they'd be saying, come in, come and try,
come and get low down and dirty and fight us, because if you do that, you'll take some losses.
We'll achieve our objective, our political objective of hurting you in some way,
in ways that hurt President Trump in the Washington nexus of politics that exists around this whole war.
and that for the Iranians is a very big advantage as this war goes on.
And they've already begun to use that advantage by striking in this case a Thai ship, and there it is,
hit by drones. Drones are unlikely to sink a ship, but they can certainly set it on fire,
they can cause a great deal of damage, and for the shipping company,
and of course for the mariners on the ship, that just becomes unacceptable.
So meanwhile, what the Americans say is that they're hitting mine-laying ships, which may be true,
But a lot of these mine laying ships are actually just motorboats because if the Iranians want to mine the
Straits themselves mine that the Gulf they only have to use floating mines
Which are very easy and they simply have to toss them off the back of a of a small craft
Floating mines are a problem around the Gulf
They could go anywhere from the Iranian point of view that achieves the objective of making the Gulf a dangerous place for all
Shipping so however the United States gets hold of these or destroys these smaller craft
the chances are the Iranians will still find ways of dropping mines into the Gulf.
President Trump last night threatened all sorts of fire and fury if the
Iranians mined the Gulf. And so within hours of President Trump making his
threats, three ships were attacked. The Iranians making it very clear what they
think about his threats. So here we are on day 12 and it's fairly clear that the
United States has a very specific military strategy but not really a
political strategy whereas the Iranians they have a pretty clear political
strategy but a rather disaggregated military strategy in fact this is what
is known as asymmetric warfare that's the way it works. This morning the US
releasing new video of strikes on Iranian naval ships saying it's destroyed
16 mine laying vessels near the critical Strait of Hormuz this as several
cargo ships in the strait hit by unknown projectiles according to the
British Maritime Authority, some reportedly setting fires on board, all limit growing
concerns over the region's oil supply, and reports Iran's planning to use mines.
So, Richard Rodney, dude, is losing his mind seeing his prize innocent, Jesky Tomahawk
on Global News.
Oh, Jesus, dude.
This guy's my new favorite Twitter poster, he's Jordane, and all tweets are bangers.
A literal war going on in my country is more concerned about Doki Doki Literature Club.
Public Security Directorate warns against electronic game Doki Doki Literature Club and similar games do it.
We call on parents to monitor and follow up on the games and content that children...
Oh my god, are you fucking kidding me?
By the way, JGK is so fucking fire.
I love this new season. I love the direction that they took. That's totally separate from everything else, obviously, but
Juju Sukhaisen, last, the latest season Juju Sukhaisen is peak, dude. Straight up.
up. I love his backstory as well. Fucking awesome. I, um, yeah, I, I rewatched it. I
rewatched Yusuke Kaisen and it's so fucking, it's good. It's good. I'm glad I rewatched
it's so fucking good. His domain is cool. His back story is really fucking cool.
Hey, did Ben Gavir died or no? I don't think so, chatter.
I don't think he died.
You know, I hate to report this, but he's probably alive.
Oh, report Iran has offered post-war concessions to Kurdish parties in an effort to keep them out of the widening US's real war
But Kurdish leaders have not responded the Amar-Gi reports the reports is that Iranian Kurdish groups have any contact with the US officials about possible cooperation
Even as Washington's mixed signals President Donald Trump said on Mars six would be wonderful the Kurdish forces crossing Iran
But later said that the US was not looking for the Kurds to enter the war
Meanwhile, Ali Lajiani, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, warned
Kurdish parties that if they entered a conflict, they will be dealt with.
Kurdish parties have so far taken no concrete action, citing the lack of U.S. security guarantees
against Iranian retaliation.
Estimates suggest 5,000-10,000 Kurdish fighters are based in Iraq's Kurdistan region.
The entire Iran-focused counterintelligence team, CI-12, including agents who investigated
Trump's classified documents just days before the US launched strikes on Iran.
Hell yeah.
hell yeah. Wait, it's on, he's actually dead, dead.
Why you gotta fucking make me, why you gotta bum me out, dude?
Why you gotta fucking bum me out, dude? God damn it.
This just sucks, dude. Fuckin. I don't even want to think about that.
Spain permanently withdrew his ambassador to Israel on Tuesday's diplomatic standup
worsened. We covered that already.
Oh, there's also this. So yesterday I was talking about a Shai cot,
Shai cot and Emily Mills did a sound on the hunt,
talked to Shai cot about rebellion packed policy Institute with Janker,
Brianna or not. I haven't watched the show also in 2020, 2022.
Troy Cowell was a director of the rebellion pack Institute alongside jankin brian a wool
Ryan says I see that melz keeps bringing this up as if it's somehow unexplained in 2022 Briana
Wool had not yet become an unapologetic champion of genocide. It was fairly standard progressive democratic operative
Working a pack with her and janky uger would not have been unusual
The other the other side of the story of course is that I literally once
Brianna wool became this fucking Zionist monster. I told jank to literally drop her
Which I don't even know when he actually did but last but not least I don't give a fuck if he worked on the rebellion pack. I
Don't care but a lot of people a lot of people are talking about some of the candidates that we've had on the broadcast a
Lot of people are talking about a Scott Weiner is running scared
He actually came out with a video shooting on Shroikot
Guys for people that don't know he has all the fucking backing okay, he was AOC's first chief of staff
he
He literally is response Shroikot was one of the people that literally built justice Democrats and
Then he transitioned into being AOC's chief of staff
He was AOC's first chief of staff
Okay
He's legit very fucking annoying that people don't know anything and and
Are like oh, he's really rich or whatever and and getting mad at all this shit
Elizabeth Warren moment in Illinois 9. Oh my god. Don't even give me fucking start on this like I also don't even want to shit on like
Boucher because I think she's like a very nice person
But, yeah, Israel's favorite candidate in San Francisco came out with a statement on
Shroycott, Senator Scott Wiener.
My opponent is using his vast personal wealth to try and buy a seat in Congress.
I'm not worth hundreds of millions like he is, but what do I do?
But what I do have is decades of real experience delivered from San Francisco, being hyper-rich
can buy you lots of things, but it shouldn't be able to buy you an election.
I love the career in tech.
Lately, your TV and social media have probably been flooded with ads from this rich guy who
wants to buy San Francisco's seat in Congress.
Let's take a closer look at-
Why would you shit on Bushra?
They're the DSA candidate in the Ninth District.
Also, that's what people were yelling at me about, because cat is actually a part of
DSA, but did not get the DSA endorsement for the race.
makes sense now. Mike is asking people to vote for Bushra. Oh my God, I
doesn't just do it. It doesn't matter.
Here come the brigators are. Hey, we'll talk about that in a second.
Oh my God. Yeah, cat ignored the DSA. We tried to say they didn't want it.
We tried. They said they didn't want it.
Yeah, I think there was like internal DSA drama.
All right, let's watch the Scott Wiener ad first.
It was really going on.
And then we'll get to the old ad.
He's planning to represent San Francisco,
but over the past decade,
he listed Maryland as his primary residence.
And just months before he entered the race for Congress,
he listed LA as his address.
He says he's not taking corporate money.
I don't take corporate cash.
But he's exploiting campaign finance loopholes
by self-funding his campaign
with the hundreds of millions of corporate dollars he made in big business and heads.
Kat is a part of Obama world. Why? Because Axelrod and Ben Rhodes basically gave like a fairly
soft endorsement to Kat Abogazalik. Have you perhaps considered that Ben Rhodes learned about
who Kat Abogazalik is? Because I introduced Kat Abogazalik to Ben Rhodes after her disastrous
forum policy performance that I found out about from Ryan Grimm's reporting. Perhaps that might
have been the reason why Ben Rose was tuned into who Cat Abogazalic is.
How the fuck are you in this community and you literally think that like you get duped by
shit that you see on Twitter?
funds. And he deleted 13 years of his social media posts when he entered the race for anyway,
this, this is a nonsensical bullshit. Okay. One, um, he, he talks about how Shiekot is
not from San Francisco. The motherfuckers been living in San Francisco for like what 20 years
or something, like multiple decades, probably around the same time that Scott Wiener got
to San Francisco. That's number one. Number two, shortcut is very wealthy. This is correct.
Except his policies are much, much better than any other candidate I've interviewed,
like with the exception of maybe like Oliver Larkin. Okay. He's not a carpet bagger. Shut
the fuck up. He's been living in San Francisco for years. What are you talking about? That's
number one, number two. Okay. Number two, he's been at this game in progressive politics
and has played a formative role in developing left flank candidates since 2016. Okay. Another
swagged out brown boy from the, from the Bernie contingency alongside like phase shocker.
Okay. So that's another reason why I already liked them. I was already aware of him for
for many, many years. Okay. There is a real, there is another progressive candidate in
this race, which by the way, you know, Scott Weiner is not even mentioning. Scott Weiner
is not the progressive candidate here. There is a progressive candidate in this race. I
believe her name is Connie Chang, right? If I'm not mistaken, Connie Chan. She is also
Also a progressive candidate. I prefer Shorikot. The reason why I prefer Shorikot is because
Shorikot is not just a progressive, but he also literally has the policy background.
Okay? He has the policy background. He has the policy knowledge. He knows how to work
within DC. That is the reason why, that is the reason why I am in favor of Shorikot.
And I will literally do everything I can to get him elected. Okay. Straight up. He's already
incredibly impressive. I was already in favor. I was already, um, I was already a fan. Connie
Chang is not progressive. She's the progressive lane in this race. And people are trying to
do like the dumbest, uh, you know, Oh, these are two men that are trying to attack a woman
shit. Okay. Adam shit backed Connie Chan. If you want to understand the, the progressive
bona fide is that she has short cut is the fucking real deal. I said short cut is very
rich, but on bought you serve the interest of corporations and Israel, which you know,
she, she, she's backtracked, backtracked under campaign. It's ironic because out of all the
three candidates that are in this race right now with viability, you got Connie Chan, you
You got Scott Weiner and you got Shoecutt, Chakra Barty. And ironically enough, Scott
Weiner has raised more money than all of the other ones. Scott Weiner has spent more money
than the other candidates. So it's ridiculous where he's like, Oh dude, it's just, this
guy's using his vast wealth to go up against me. Scott Weiner is the worst option. Okay.
I mean here, there you go. There you go. February 18th, 2024, after October seven, Scott Wiener
last week, I co-led a legislative delegation to Israel with both Jewish and non-Jewish legislators
and several community organizers. Okay.
And the San Francisco DSA has not given up on, on how frustrated they are about, what
do you call it? He was one of the top donors along with all the tech augers on a campaign
to attack the only socialists in San Francisco government. Yes. What's his name? Dean. That's
who he's talking about. Okay. Dean Preston, who I think is a good, he's a good dude. Dean
Preston is a good dude. He was against Dean Preston. San, DSA San Francisco has not let
go of this, okay? They refuse or not even the entirety of the USA San Francisco, but
like San Francisco DSA does not forgive and they do not fucking forget, okay? They do
not forgive and they do not forget or at least some people do not forgive and they do not
forget. And for that reason, they're still very skeptical. That's why I wanted to, I
want to show I got to address that. Like, I'm aware of these concerns. This is a race
that I am, uh, uh, this is a candidate that I'm much more tuned in with and much more
aware of.
Isn't that Tom Hogg, who didn't even give an answer if God's being genocided? Yeah,
you're talking about, um, uh, you're, you're talking about, uh, uh, uh, uh, Wiener.
He's bought by Stripe, Emily Mills says, who left Samsung Group because they didn't want
to pay taxes.
Yeah, he's not bought by Stripe, he is Stripe.
What the fuck are you talking about?
He is literally Stripe.
That's where, that's how he made his, the hundreds of millions of dollars.
He fucking founded it.
He co-founded it. Anyway, he said he was backing the law because he liked his policies more.
Yes. Shroycott's net worth is $167 million. He has MBA money. Yeah, I don't really give
a shit. I don't like that he's so rich, but I don't give a shit that he's so rich because
the difference between him and Tom Steyer is pretty fucking clear. If you actually,
if you actually listen to what he has to say, he didn't co-found it. He was the founding
for engineer, first engineer, okay. Yes, out of all the people that I've had on, with the
exception of like Oliver Largan, he had the best policies. He also still works with Justice
Democrats. He built Justice Democrats. Justice Democrats is like 90% of the candidates that
I've had on, okay? It's nowhere near as like, as, as, you know, popular, I guess, as it once
was in like 2016 with the squad, right? Cause those were all justice Democrats. That's what
the squad was, but he works with, he, yeah, he played a role in writing the Green New
Deal.
He works with all the fucking progressive candidates.
He works with all the, yeah, not 2016, sorry, 2018 squad, 2018, Justice Democrats, Karl Kalinsky,
Jank, Uger, my Ankh, Shoycott, and I forget the name of the policy guy.
There's a guy who like writes all the policies as well alongside Shoycott.
How come DSA, it feels like DSA has more popularity than just Democrats?
Because DSA is like an actual active political organization.
Just as Democrats is just like a way to get progressive people elected.
Anyway, so yeah, he's very good. He's very solid. I'm going to do potentially like a like
a meeting greet or something in San Francisco with him as well. I really want him to fucking
win this race. That's what I got on this one. There's also a nice little piece that was written
on the wire. This is the next raise, the next wave of political fundraising with our convo
that took place with Oliver Larkin. Obviously I'll, I'll get to that in a second too.
But the other, the other story is cat, I will go solid cat. I'll go solid as a house on
Abby head. I've known cat from her media matters days. Media matters is like a, like a media
watchdog that was a, that was funded and built by, uh, that was funded and built by George
Soros is an open society foundations, you know, get that shit out of the way. If you want to
cat up, because I like from what I understand, uh, went to George Washington university and
developed a very liberal interventionist form policy opinion. And unfortunately, because
everything on this, uh, platform is, is at the mercy of one content creator over the other
content creator and Michael from Pennsylvania does not like cat up, because I like because cat
because I've got a fucking abysmal take on doing a first strike policy on China, if China
were to invade Taiwan or some shit, which is literally a non-starter in most circumstances.
The reason as to why she's saying this, in my opinion, my most honest assessment is because
she's trying to have a morally consistent perspective on intervention in Taiwan or something.
You guys are being unfair. She clearly has a principal position on self-determination,
which is why she also supports arming Palestine. Wait, what is this? She wants an end.
She wants to do regime change in Gaza and have de facto US occupation of Palestine.
I think none of her foreign policy positions are, are good. They're also, they're absolutely
dog shit. Okay. They're bad. They're really fucking bad.
that. Having said that, I think part of the reason why her foreign policy position is
really fucking bad is because she's 26 years old and does not have a fully flushed out
worldview that is anti-intervention, anti-imperialist whatsoever. I know she talked about it on
majority report. If I'm giving a fair shake to her foreign policy, it's terrible.
Mike didn't like cat from the beginning of her campaign and he's just doing his victory
lap because he doesn't want her to fucking win. And he's going to do anything to rat
Fuck the race. Um, and now he's actually been able to arrive at a real reason for why he
doesn't like catapult because I like and that's why he's like farming this outrage. Okay.
Stop infantilizing this adult 26 for a fucking Congress person is literally a goddamn baby.
Okay. Please stop. Please stop. Listen to my words.
My assessment, my assessment on this, my assessment on this is that the, the collective total
of her policies in general, and on top of that, her accessibility and her, uh, green
horn, uh, lack of experience makes her a candidate that is infinitely more malleable
to not lobbying interest, but someone like myself.
Okay.
it. Some of you were 26 and thought you should do a nuclear first strike on China. Now you're like
30 and you don't believe that any longer. Okay. She literally is a carpet beggar warhawk who wants
to replace policy and sovereignty law. She's great. No, she doesn't want to fucking. Oh my god.
Every single part of her foreign policy positions on her fucking campaign are abysmal because she
had an abysmal foreign policy lead from the start. Most of these are remnants of that.
She does not have any real foreign policy positions. That's my point. Okay. And no,
she does support Medicare for all. Bro, you need a stronger argument than this law. The
The strongest argument here is you have Daniel Biss, who she's running against. Daniel Biss
has sought out APAC support. Daniel Biss is only four points ahead. Daniel Biss has gotten
the Congressional Progressive Caucus' endorsement. Daniel Biss has gotten the endorsement of every
single people, every single person that Valerie Fushi in North Carolina for, that endorsed
Valerie Fushi as the incumbent. Okay. All of those Democratic party forces have endorsed
Daniel Biss. And yet, in spite of all of that, Catapult Gazalec, who literally went to a
fucking ice facility, got her ass beat by Pig cops, who was under federal indictment,
who has actually been on the fucking streets, who actually does have a fairly, uh, a fairly
solid domestic policy. Okay. Uh, with, with completely contemptible, uh, and, and utter
dog shit foreign policy, make no mistake with the exception of Palestine, but it seems
like even her campaign platform in Palestine is like horrible. Okay, you're an actual moron
when it comes to cat. Dude, can we not fucking do this? Can we not do this? I'm a 34 year
old man who was endorsing, who's played a formative role in your fucking development
of your own personal goddamn ideology. Who's in, who's not only endorsing like one candidate,
but a million fucking candidates across the country. And you love all of them. I think
I've developed enough fucking sympathy here in this goddamn chat for a brief moment. So
You don't have to be a cynical fucking dipshit. Okay. Is it okay?
Is that what you wanted? You want me to fucking crash out on you? Is that what it is? Me, me, me, me, me?
Jesus fucking Christ, dude.
Fuck me.
62 fuck a month subscriber, dude. God, you're fucking insufferable, dude. You're... who the fuck are you?
You're an insufferable fucking worm. Jesus Christ.
Fuck!
You can engage me in a sincere manner with constructive and sincere criticisms or concerns.
You don't have to come in here and be a fucking dickhead, okay?
Ugh.
The race is between Daniel Biss and 24 points. It's endorsed by all of the fucking establishment
Democrats and all the quote-unquote progressive forces in the Democratic Party versus catapult
gazalec who's not. Okay. That's it. Daniel Biss sought out the endorsement of APEC and
then backed away from it. Who do you think is going to be a better vote against, against
Israel in Congress. It's that simple. A lot of people keep looking at this shit and it's
understandable because they don't know the, they don't understand the entire dynamic here.
They look at her policies and her policies are fucking terrible.
Her foreign policy positions are terrible. She talked about fucking funding, NED, national
endowment for democracy and doing like a soft regime change. Like even this in and of itself,
This comes from Michael from Pennsylvania's community, KMT cat. KMT is a fucking pro unification
party. If you're gonna shit on cat, because all it's at, you know, China first strike
policy, at least use the appropriate fucking terminology, dumbass.
Would you make cat sound like she's the worst person I've ever run? I heard no positive.
She's too green, too young and knows nothing to Hasan. That's crazy. No.
Regardless of, of, and I'm making a very sober assessment in regards to her shortcomings,
she is far better than Daniel Biss. Okay. It's that simple. And she's at 20%. If she
was at 10%, this would be a very different conversation. She's at 20% against Daniel
Biss. Daniel Biss is sitting at 24%. Catabroxialic is sitting at 20%. Okay. It is actually significant
enough. I don't want to have another fucking Nita Alam situation where she loses by literally
like a hundred fucking votes. Do you?
She's also literally fucking Palestinian. I understand what you're saying, but I want
to know why you don't like the the Essay and Doris candidate and platform her Bushra.
I never said I don't like her. I said that she's at 6%. Okay? That's it. Is that simple?
If she doesn't want to get out of the race and endorse Kat, then that's fine. She doesn't
want to do that. She doesn't have to do that. But the reality of the matter is there's a
very close race. Zoran was at 1%. Okay, I'm done talking about politics. Actually, every
Every single neoliberal was correct.
Every single person in this community is a fucking mouth-breathing troglodyte.
You are a fucking moron.
Zoran was at 1% in the beginning of the primaries, like five months out of the fucking race,
not five days out of the race.
You fucking baboon.
You absolute fucking baboon.
You are so fucking stupid.
Oh my god.
Every single time we have a conversation about electoral viability, this entire community
it turns into a bunch of fucking idiots. It is probably the worst aspects of this community.
Every single fucking centrist neoliberal is vindicated. Anytime some of you dumb fucks
try to open your mouth about, well, there's a better candidate out there. Like when I
was interviewing Tom Steyer, there's a race with like 20 fucking Democrats right now and
it's going to be the top two. The top two candidates in the state of California for
the gubernatorial race, because there's like 25 fucking Democrats running for office, is
going to go to the top two Republicans, okay? There's a reason why I fucking interviewed
Tom Steyer and not Ramsey Robinson, which I will, but it's not gonna change anything.
There's a reason why Ramsey Robinson doesn't have the capacity. I don't personally have
the capacity to make Ramsey Robinson into a viable candidate, okay?
A lot of you literally don't understand it. You, you think like, well, this guy is the
best policy. So like, he should win, right? Like this, how it works. That's not how it
fucking works. Okay. That's not how it works.
There's a reason why a pack is dumping $850,000 against cat. I was all like, they recognize
the threat that she presents. Why the fuck can't you? That's the problem. Okay. I'm
I'm sorry, every single person that works at APEC is a million times smarter than you.
Okay?
That's just the truth.
They see her as a threat.
She went on television and said, I want to condition all aid to Israel.
No distinction between defensive and offensive weapons.
Okay?
And you guys still think she is not a fucking real advocate for Palestinians when she herself
is a fucking Palestinians. I'm done. I can't have this conversation with you guys any longer.
It's very frustrating. It's in it's it's incredibly fucking frustrating. You just want to meme
around. You want to be like, no, I if you want fucking Daniel Bista win, go right ahead.
Vote for Daniel Biss. Vote for Bushra. Vote for who the fuck you want to vote for. Many
of you are not in Illinois 9 anyway so it doesn't even matter okay if you want to spend the next
five days working alongside APAC to attack the candidate that APAC is spending $850,000 on
making sure that she doesn't win have fun with that okay that's it if you want to be a servant of
Israel if you want to be fucking cattle go move around all up and down Illinois nine
Okay
You support any eight days or could that I suppose got a word for example defensive
What support iron dome for it miss I was out at all a defensive weaponry is an oxymoron
Actually, fuck you. No go ahead cut the fucking a pack checks
Yeah, dog, I'm stupid for not wanting to vote for disingenuous stick dark in it. Do you live in Illinois nine?
Send me proof right now that you live in Illinois 9 or I'm gonna fucking ban you
Send them on proof that you live in Illinois 9 right now, or you're getting fucking banned
That's not the strat didn't work for Kamala just get cat to change there is no strat here
You guys are fucking insufferable. Why is a pack spending?
$850,000 against cat abalazal eggs run
despite the fact that she is now sitting at 20%. Think. Why is Jewish Insider
attacking Graham Platner? Why do they keep saying Graham Platner is a Nazi? Why
does Jewish Insider even go to the lengths where they talk about how
Graham Platner's brother-in-law is actually in the IDF or wasn't the IDF? Is
he actually anti-Israel after all? None of you want to think about these
things. Unfortunately, many of you think you're highly educated voters. You think you are
ideologically principled voters. But in fact, you are very malleable. You're just as malleable
as the rest of these fucking cattle that don't even think about the shit at all. Okay? It's
about any candidate that does the shit, you're just hurt, you put your whole stream behind
her and taking it out on your community because you're embarrassed and saying to call anyone
cattle for this? Okay, there you go.
None of you have ever thought about pragmatism at all. You are going to let Daniel defend
Israel this, win this fucking election. Okay, that's it. This is not about saving face.
Trying to find a cynical alternative reason. I am communicating exactly what the reason is
Why not support Bushra because she's at 6% five days out from the fucking primary
Many of my long-term community members going forward from this point on, I suspect is probably
going to stay with Michael from Pennsylvania and refuse to come in here.
And to all of you, I have to say this, Mike and I agree on a lot, okay?
We agree on pragmatism.
Mike can be more correct than myself. And in other circumstances, I can be more correct
than Mike. For example, Michael from Pennsylvania wanted a third party run immediately. And
I told him that the time wasn't right for that. Now, he's also very much actively trying
to get DSA candidates endorsed and elected in the Democratic Party. Notice how he stopped
advocating for third party runs across the board in the entire country and is now doing
exactly what I'm doing. Sometimes we can have fucking disagreements. If you think that one
One person's political perspective trumps the other person's political perspective in
this situation without making up your own fucking mind.
And you just come in here to repeat talking points that he gave you, okay, for his own
personal reasons.
I'm not going to say it's cynical, okay, because I'm not a fucking asshole like many of you
are.
I'm not going to sit here and be like, oh, Michael's doing this for one reason or another.
No, we have a disagreement.
He understands, just like I do, that catapult is all like, foreign policy is horrible.
Okay?
bad with the exception of israel it's bad
her entire form policy platform was
written by a person who is a liberal nato atlantis is pro intervention pro n e
d pro c i interventionist person okay it's clear you can see it
the reason i'm not putting a lot of emphasis on to it
is because
unlike mike i don't think this is a sincerely held perspective from cat
obama is not like
and it's more so just her
you know trying to be morally consistent as other fucking matters
she's twenty six years old and she's very green
okay that's it
you have to work with what you have
you have to be pragmatic
she is four points away
if you want to fucking go into a protest vote against an anti-zionate when the
choice is an anti-zionist candidate
versus a zionist candidate
and you want to be the deciding factor in the
zionist candidate winning here because you wanted to throw your vote out and you
You think this is like Kamala Harris style lesser evilism.
You're making the same exact fucking failed calculation that many people do when it comes
to Graham Plattner.
That's my argument, okay?
That's it.
She literally outflanks AOC when it comes to not offering defensive weapons to Israel.
She outflanks AOC's foreign policy on Israel.
You guys literally champion AOC's cause, as though she is the most anti-Zionist here,
and I do think that AOC is far more anti-Israel than the average Congressperson.
Karabakhazalik is better than AOC on this issue.
That's it.
If you have a stable assessment on candidates, you have to have it be the same across the
board.
That's it.
That's it.
That's it.
You can't support any aid to it?
Or could that support, for example, defensive weapons that support Iron Dome?
Ms. Abel, is that like any other Imperial at all?
Defensive weaponry is an oxymoron.
Weapons are inherently offensive, and for any ally-
I don't support Iron Dome.
No, I don't support any.
We need to condition all aid to any country, any ally.
It doesn't matter if it's-
So Iron Dome is where they shoot down missiles that are-
This one is a great deal.
Right, if we don't, if we aren't using our leverage, there is no reason to condition
any aid.
We absolutely should be supporting our allies, but they have to follow our own laws first.
Do you support any ATIS? Or could that be?
Do you understand? I also think your perspective being more open is very important. We can
disagree on tactics. Is it the exact same thing you're saying today? So anyone saying anything
Different is wrong, but I consider a Taiwan take to be fucking bad. She crazy. Yes, but I don't think it's a sincerely held opinion that she wants to fucking
Do a nuclear first strike on China? Okay, that's it
My point is she's four points away. She is the viable
Anti-Zionist candidate in this race Boucher unfortunately is not
Okay, that's it. It's that simple for me. She's prometic here for all before people say she's not she is prometic
care for all, okay? If you're pro Medicare for all, and you're an anti-Zionist, that's
like two major fucking issues solved right out of the fucking gate. It was the same reason
why I liked Graham Platner from the start as well. These are pretty reliable litmus tests.
That's it. If you consider, if you consider that not to be enough, and you are, and from
your perspective, from your framework, you're like, no, I actually am going to take what
she's saying in her foreign policy play, foreign policy platform that literally doesn't even
correspond to what she's saying on this broadcast, doesn't correspond to what she has said on
TV, and it's very clearly written by a fucking horrible foreign policy advisor from the start.
If you want to turn this into a Nita Alam situation, let's go. Let's have fun, you know?
It's gonna turn into that. Daniel Biss is gonna be your fucking candidate. Have fun.
Daniel Biss probably has a better take on Taiwan, because he's smart enough to shut
the fuck up about Taiwan, that he would never fucking bring it up. If you want to believe
that Daniel Biss is going to be less of a war monger than cat, because I like you can
fucking dilute yourself into thinking that. Okay. That's the only difference. Daniel Biss
is old enough to fucking know not to say some dumb shit, like she's gonna arm Taiwan and
continue escalating militarily against China. That's the only difference.
He might sincerely believe that too, but you'll never hear it because he's a much older politician.
So go ahead, work alongside APEC. APEC has already spent $850,000 on catapult gazalec. Part of the reason is because she says shit like this.
Other part of the reason is because she's fucking Palestinian. Okay, if you want to work alongside a pack go right ahead
Go right ahead
Okay, that's it and she fucking hates ice she wants to abolish and prosecute ice
She's anti Zionist
Regardless of whatever the fuck her stupid ass campaign site says and on top of that. She's pro medicare for all
And a pack I'm gonna repeat this one more time is spending
$850,000 against her right now five days out from the election
It's probably a moot point at this point no matter how hard I fucking ride for cat regardless
Because once again a pack is spending
$850,000 in ad spend against her right now. So if you look at that situation and think,
I think APAC is right. I'm going to side with APAC. I think she is not good enough for me.
It doesn't matter that she has a real opportunity to go out and defeat Daniel Biss and run.
If you think that, if you want to, whether you agree with APEC or not, it doesn't matter,
you are aligning with APEC, go right ahead.
That's it.
Sorry, I was saying it's okay for people to blame you for Trump winning since you didn't
endorse Kamala.
Maybe you should push cat on our shit policies.
It's five days out from an election.
Every single aspect of her foreign policy is unironically insignificant in the primaries
with the exception of people like yourselves in this community.
That's why I said this is similar to the Graham Plattner situation.
These are things that you care about.
These are not things that need to be fixed right now.
That's it.
It's completely ridiculous.
The conversation that we're having in this community is, for the most part, utterly
irrelevant to the grand scheme of things. I just don't want a hundred people from my chat
to be the fucking deciding factor that causes Daniel Biss, who wants to give defensive weapons
to Israel, who might have a better Taiwan policy than catapult, because I like to fucking
win the primaries by a hundred fucking votes because a hundred dumb fucks in my community
that live in Illinois nine ended up not voting for her. Okay. That's it. That's what I care
That's what I want to avoid in this situation.
Do you understand?
And I've said this clearly with Graham Plattner. When I defended Graham Plattner initially,
I said, when people were like, Graham Plattner, aren't you trying to do lesser evil voting?
Aren't you trying to do lesser evil voting for Graham Plattner?
Isn't this the same thing as Kamala Harris? Do you think Kamala Harris is also for Medicare
for all, abolishing ICE and anti-Zionist? Like, take the policies and put it into the
other package and you will understand, okay? Kamala Harris is not bad because she's fucking
Rizzles, dumbass. Kamala Harris is bad because her policies were dog shit, okay? Kamala Harris
had power to at least try and stop the genocide and did nothing. This comparison is idiotic.
Basically, Vosmar, not harder, can we get someone who's 95% there, we can completely
bombing is a purity play. It's, if I thought that her foreign policy positions were like
sincerely held, I would have a very different approach to this. I would be a lot more skeptical.
I think her foreign policy positions are bad. It's not even defensible. It's bad too indefensible.
But the, the, the dichotomy between like the, the juxtaposition between what she's saying
she's for versus what is written on her fucking website should give you a clear indication
that that's not her foreign fucking policy at all. These are problems that happen when
you're 26 fucking years old. And if she was polling currently at 5%, this would be an
irrelevant conversation. I was like, go vote for Boucher. If you want to vote for her,
if you want to vote for Cabo for her, that's not the reality. Five days out from the fucking
primaries, she's sitting at 20%, which means, especially considering as Michael from Pennsylvania
has also correctly pointed out, she actually has a much higher likelihood of the wind than
even those polls show, because a lot of those polls don't actually correctly poll for youth turnout.
So if she actually has even better youth turnout, then it's going to be an even closer race than
fucking 24 to 20. So ask yourself that question. When that election night comes out, when the results
are pouring in? Do you want to functionally be on the side of APEC whether you agree with APEC or not?
Or do you not want to be on the side of APEC? It's that simple. And no, I'm not going to ask
Boucher to back out and back cat either. That's disrespectful. I don't know where like that.
I think it's ridiculous for me to do such a thing. Okay.
But there are so many fucking people in the chat that are literally unironically behaving
like records.
Okay?
And it actually is frustrating endlessly.
Grand Platter murdered many people in the name of imperialism with Stasia Navigriib and
did multiple tours and served in Blackwater.
Okay, don't worry.
Hopefully Janet Mills will win so you can be happy with the most pro-Israel candidate.
Have you guys noticed that when you do stuff like this, when you say stuff like this, once
again, you're probably not being pragmatic.
You're basically deciding to, for all intents and purposes, you're hoping that the most pro-Israel
candidate wins?
the lack of power that the left has in this fucking country, I'm not gonna fucking sit
around and be like, you guys are tankies, you guys are ultras, blah, blah, blah, all
this shit, I never do this, okay? I don't do this at all. But just, just for the time
being, just shut the fuck up, please. Please shut the fuck up. Like the Department of Justice
literally has federal charges against Cat Abogazali. She is hated by all the people that
you fucking hate. But it turns out you don't maybe hate them that much. Daniel
Biss does not have charges against them by the federal government for
protesting outside of the Broadview Ice Facility in Illinois.
Cataboxalic does. Daniel Biss doesn't have $850,000 in APAC ad spend being
spent against them. Cato because all like is you're promoting a Nazi to a
stream full of minority groups get that fucking blue sky shit out of here, dude.
Get this fucking blue sky shit out of here. You're promoting a Nazi to your
stream full of minorities. That's woke 1.0 not woke 2.0. Okay.
Anyway, that's Graham Plattner. He's, yeah, the crypto Nazi.
Chatters aren't thinking clearly and you're not addressing what the problem is. The reality
the fight for rank choice is the most valuable fight of our electoral futures, but we can't
fight for it here today. That's the reality. It's a fight worth having, but you need to fight it in
an irrelevant battleground to make that change. This system is a who can win system and it's
five days away. Exactly. I am addressing that. I'm saying it's five fucking days away.
And I don't have magical powers to change the outcome of a fucking race. Seriously,
where does this cattle hypocrisy comes when you don't notice a shitty candidate like Kamala?
you blame, and when you support a candidate that's much more viable, candidate against
this fascist regime, then you're making propaganda for not wanting to fascist to win this election.
Wait, what?
I'm confused as to what you're saying. The reason why I did not endorse Kamala Harris,
but urge people not to vote for Donald Trump is because Kamala Harris was continuing a fucking
genocide and refused to even separate herself from the genocide policy that Joe Biden was committing.
Catapult is all against anti-genocide. Pretty good. Pretty good starting point.
Graham Platter has two fucking Nazi tattoos. Either a Nazi or a former Nazi.
He doesn't have two Nazi tattoos. You got duped by opposition research of a
hallucinating fucking blue dog Democrat. Once again,
Graham Plattner is unironically one of the best communicators the Democratic party has right now.
I'll say it out loud. It's true. Regardless of his fucking red flags,
that's just the case.
Any comparison between Graham Plattner or even Kat Obogazalic between Kamala Harris's idiotic
because the reason as to why I did not endorse Kamala Harris wasn't because she was fucking
Rizzles. The reason why I did not endorse Kamala Harris was because she was pro-genocide.
Kat Obogazalic and Graham Plattner are anti-genocide and that might be a low bar for many of you
to clear, but if you actually fucking look at the rest of Congress, that's a pretty goddamn
high bar, it seems. Okay? In a country where 70 to 80% of the Democratic base of support
says Israel's committing a genocide and we must decouple from Israel. And there's like
12 total fucking Congress persons. Excuse me for wanting to make that number 13, maybe
14 if we're fucking lucky. But God forbid we try to do that. You guys have different
plans. Have fun. Okay? That's it. That's my final statement on this issue. Hopefully
we never have to talk about this shit ever again.
Actually that's not true, we will endlessly talk about this shit.
When did the perspective on Platinum change?
I checked the totem cup was a pretty big when it first came out. I don't know. There was like
months and months of grand Platinum's statements that you can look at to understand, to give it a
better, you know, to give a fairer shake to what he actually stands for.
Want to check logs on to move on maybe.
Can you endorse Annie Andrews for Senate? She's running on the Democratic primary if
she wins. She'll be up against Lindsey Graham. What? I don't... I have to look at this person.
You're dealing with people who wish to torpedo the Capitol, bub? No, they won't. They won't
do any of that shit. Okay? That's the thing. They just fantasize about doing shit like
that. They're obviously, they just sit around and fucking watch me on Twitch, okay? No, I'm dealing
with people who larp, that's it. I'm also dealing with a lot of people who don't understand the
balance, the balancing act of electoralism versus hoping to radicalize enough people.
These are also the same people that are, you know, dirty breakers where they're like,
all right, it's time to fucking do third party viability. Third party viability doesn't exist at
this moment, okay? There is no movement for third party. It just doesn't exist right now.
This isn't to say that it will never exist, but it won't fucking exist, at least in this election
cycle, okay? That's it. We just have a different assessment of the situation. But people can't
Comprehend that you know my assessment might be different than them because they're fucking parasocial and they think I have some other
Sinister cynical purpose for why I'm saying the things I'm saying
That's the problem and I hate that more than anything else because I'm dude. I'm stubborn to a fucking fault
Okay, if I feel something I will tell you if I'm angry at something I will openly communicate it to you
It's been 12 fucking years of doing this shit, and not only has it been 12 fucking years of doing this shit
I've been doing this on Twitch since
20 fucking 18
Okay, at this point
I think I deserve a little bit more charitable than a 68 month subscriber who's like oh you're just embarrassed as you fucking
Backed her from the start
What a fucking stupid attitude man. What a fucking idiotic attitude
Yeah, it mustn't be the things that I explained to you
It must be some secret reason and you arrived at it you fucking parasocial piece of shit. Fuck you
The disaster on the MR chat was different cab riders went to war started attacking old timers to understand
For understanding the shooting ambiguity thing calling them malice the old timers weren't considered the electorals angle
Yeah, I I hope this doesn't have a fucking a bunch of like liberal interventionists in our audience either
Yeah, you are naive and you have a bad judgment of character
For weeks that has been calling you a shit livin a tanky in the same day I know
If you want to criticize me or if you want to criticize the things that I'm saying do so
Don't fucking invent alternative reasons. Okay?
Do not fucking invent
Some cynical reason as to why I must be doing the thing I'm doing. It's so fucking annoying
Sometimes it feels like 50% of this chat thinks the comedy revolution happened and all we have to do is weed out the last few revisionist
It was political suicide to be a candidate like cat or platel or like not even ten years ago
Yeah, it was political suicide to be a candidate like cat or grand platner literally when grand platner first fucking came out
Like it was it was political suicide to be a candidate like either of them three fucking years ago
Okay, people
have hardened their positions
After just finding out about Israel for the last two years and now they're coming to me, the guy who they learned about Israel from and telling me that I'm insincere in my advocacy, it's fucking unbearable.
It's ridiculous. Go back to TikTok. Jesus fucking Christ.
is it time for another purge no it'll happen already
us on your a centrist. Marjorie Taylor green is anti genocide and APAC hates her.
Does she have your support now? If Marjorie Taylor green also was pro medicare for all.
If Marjorie Taylor green was anti ice pro medicare for all anti fucking, uh, you know,
waging war with Mexico. Yeah, I would drag. I would genuinely reconsider my stance is
on Marjorie Taylor Greene. Hello, are you okay? The question is, wouldn't you? She criticized
Trump for Medicaid cuts. Go doorknock. Wait, wait, 47 months subscriber. Did I say criticizing
Trump for Medicaid cuts is the reason for why we should support Marjorie Taylor Greene
Or did I say convincingly being in support of Medicare for all?
Do you think those two things are the same?
Perhaps you already know that those two things are not the same, which is why you had to lean into this dumb bullshit
Do you think this is a good argument?
cat wasn't for m4a two days ago oh my fucking god when cat came on this broadcast she was
for medicare for all what the fuck are you talking about the shit in her fucking campaign
website is irrelevant. This is why I'm saying like the purge is all of the fucking the purge
is all of the fucking og community members. That's it is motherfuckers like this 47 months
Subscriber.
Logs, can you look at how they all sound like contra points?
They'll say I sound like fucking contra points.
I'm with you regarding cap, but I think your support of shycott is due to him having a
larger campaign from the Connie. It's still early in the race. And I believe the locals
have her back, not his. Yeah, I'm going to do everything I can to fucking change that.
And no, it has nothing to do with Shrek hot's fucking campaign funds. I don't give a shit
about that at all. Look at all of her Larkin. Do you think someone's campaign coffers are
a relevant factor in this? No, Shrek hot is not just the best candidate in that, in that
is one of the best candidates in every race. Please go look at her fucking policy papers.
Go look at his policy papers. If you want to develop a better understanding, not only
is he not only does he have a shit ton of fucking experience in this. This was our Medicare
take on your stream. Yeah, I think that Medicare for all doesn't go far enough. We need single
pay or health care with you know, mental, mental vision and hearing coverage.
Think. Think. Think. If she says this on this broadcast, but her fucking policy, her policy
papers or her policy prescriptions on her website are so different. What do you think?
What do you think is the problem here? Do you think it's because she's a 26-year-old
who hired a bunch of people to write this shit and ultimately she thinks that those
guys are competent and are showing her best face forward? Or do you think she has this
as their sincerely held position.
Think, why this major juxtaposition?
I think you're being taken for a ride, man.
Two days were the Briers from Chattanooga's shoes against Medicare for All when they could
have just watched the fucking stream with her on it.
I know, but no one wants to do that.
No one wants to fucking do that.
What are your red lines when supporting harm reduction candidates compared to the less
likely to win candidate?
What do you mean?
pro-genocide, pro-ice, funding-ice, um, I don't know, like the reversal of most of her positions.
You just have to look at every race individually as well. Like you have to look at who you're
running against, like who your opposition is, what they're advocating for.
but I will not stand for people being like she's not an anti Zionist that that to me is fucking
ridiculous like she's literally Palestinian man Jesus Christ
I don't know, I'm a great name, but I've been watching this 2020 and seeing all these annoying
ass chattis type of a storm and they see a candidate that doesn't take APAC money, wants
to abolish ICE, wants Medicare for all, and then some real record behavior progressive
could never progressive enough for them as obnoxious.
Yeah, it's unbelievable the way that fucking people are behaving.
I truly cannot comprehend it, especially because like this isn't a race between, this isn't
race between like a competent progressive candidate and then someone who's like maybe
marginally better than them. This is a race between a candidate that has sought APAC
money, okay, and a candidate who is being attacked by APAC and the chatters literally
are looking at the situation where there's four fucking points between the candidate
who sought APAC funding and the candidate who's Palestinian and they're fucking going,
He's not anti-Zionist enough.
What the fuck is going on?
Wake the fuck up!
If you want, look, Daniel Biss is better, Daniel Biss is better than the average Democrat.
I mean, he's literally pushing the Bernie line and the AOC line on defensive weapons.
Okay, he'll be just fine.
If you guys want that, then go right ahead.
Go right ahead.
You know? But I don't want to fucking hear from anybody complaining about this shit.
Anyway, speaking of one of the more positive sides about this,
I love you, but a can is written policy prescriptions are much more important than the rhetoric
they use when they're campaigning. They know how to use and manipulate an audience. Cat
makes me nervous. You're a fucking idiot. If you think that that is legitimate. Like,
I've known this person for years. I'm telling you as openly as I can, that there is one
thing like her outward communication is not obviously directed by herself. Okay. She's
literally pro-nado, bro. Oh really? Do you guys have a lot of, do you guys have a lot
of anti-nado candidates that you like? Give me one fucking American Democratic Party
policy that's anti-nado, with the exception of like Ihan Omar and Rashid Tlaib, who I
probably think are still anti-nado, or I mean pro-nado, let's be real.
Do you know a single American Democratic Party candidate that is currently in office right
now that openly says that they are anti-nado? Are they here? Have you met them? Do you think
that this is a sincere distinction that you make when voting for a candidate?
Do you know a single one?
Do you know a single anti-NATO Democrat?
One!
Just one!
Give me one fucking anti-NATO Democrat name right now!
Ask yourself why your NATO is not good now, you fucking dingus!
Shut the fuck up!
You can't answer, because there is none.
You have fucking moron.
The question is, why are you making this distinction right now?
Because if your standard is, I want a Democrat to come out and say fuck NATO, okay?
I say fuck NATO.
But if I thought, if my red line for voting for a fucking Democrat was that they have
to come out and say they're anti-nado, there's no one I could vote for.
Why are you looking for a reason, any reason whatsoever?
Why is this a, is this a standard that you apply to every candidate, or are you simply
using it because you're a fucking debate pedophile and you feel like this is something that you
can debate endlessly?
I think the answer is that you're a fucking debate pedophile, okay?
That's it.
Apply the same standards evenly to every candidate.
Grade them on a curve.
That's what I do, okay?
That's what I do.
You have to be fucking pragmatic.
Bro, everyone hates NATO except the establishment of someone who lives in NATO country. That's fucking hilarious
So here's just a public state that complies with the US and maintains the same order of capital. Oh my god. Oh my fucking god
I asked a very specific question
It's giving blue sky liberal I just I think
Why are you telling tens of thousands of people to only focus on one race on a day with multiple
congressional primaries are happening with multiple DSA and burning endorse candidates
who are viable and came in?
Wait, what?
I've covered the other races as well.
What the fuck are you talking about?
Please switch to Illinois chat only mode. Illinois chat only mode is the ones that are
being annoying currently. If our taking the least shareable position possible Taiwan and
China are still not currently trying to bomb one another back in the Stone Age is real certainly
trying to do that with every single one of his opponents and is trying to take us down
I really wish people would consider this one discussing cat. No, they can't
Like
It's so funny because all those fucking centrist liberals
Unironically think that I they must think I'm like some guy who literally says like do not vote do not ever vote voting
Is bad you need to fire Obama Walmart all the time or something because there are people like that in this community
And I fucking yell at them all the time
I
Wear a totally separate hat when discussing elections, okay viability is very important being pragmatic is very important
Moving the needle in the appropriate direction is very fucking important
We got five fucking days, man.
Gen Z are cooked.
They're trying to outwoke us.
They don't act on it.
That's who's being pissy in the chat without even understanding how hard it is to gain
even 1% and never mind 20%, yeah.
.
And he got the Bernie nod. I wish Bernie and AOC would be like, uh, you know,
more active in doing this stuff, but he seems great.
And Ben McAdams for Illinois State Senate in the 24 district,
manure Ahmed for DuPage County board and districts to Joey Ruzovich
for Illinois six congressional.
As Zoran about Taiwan next time, surely you would answer. Yeah, that's the thing. A lot
of you motherfuckers love Zoran. Let me ask Zoran about Taiwan. What do you think he's
going to say? Huh? The fuck do you think he's going to say? People have asked him about
Cuba. People have asked him about Venezuela. Obviously Cuba is very fucking important to
me. I'm literally going there. You don't make the same. You don't play the same game. You
don't have the same consistency with candidates. You go off of vibes. This is not good. Okay.
Bernie Sanders says he would intervene if China took military action against Taiwan.
Cooper asked Sanders, if China taken military action against Taiwan, we listen to military
response from the United States. That's something. Yeah. Sanders said, I mean, I think we'd have
to make it clear at the countries around the world that we will not sit by and allow invasions
to take place. Absolutely. I believe we should uphold Taiwan sovereignty. The one China policy
issues, you can be good or things we should keep the obsession over catapult. Those hawkishness
which compared to lefty yours like Bernie definitely indicates a misogyny component
here. An off the cuff response. Not the same as saying she wants to fight a war with China.
you're lying. I think Mike is getting a little cooked by Sammy Gold here.
Sammy fucking fried him. And I am aligned with Michael's policies, his vision, his
agenda, 100% in as opposed to like Sammy, who is, you know, in recent years, become
much more open minded and much more radical in his politics.
I'm a lot with Mike on China 100%.
I'm more Chinese than he is.
This I think is Bernie's take on China, Washington's dangerous new consensus on China.
Don't start another cold war.
Yeah, I mean, okay, that's cat's take two cats. Like, come on. Where she's like, this
is Matt Duss's take on China. By the way, this is not Bernie's take on China. This
is Matt Duss's take on China because unlike cat apple, because I like Bernie has hired
a more competent foreign policy advisor, one that we disagree with all the fucking time
when it comes to certain issues for the record. Okay, Bernie, this is Benjamin Netanyahu's
genocide Sanders, right? I know the person who wrote this, okay? It's not Bernie Sanders.
I've had the person who wrote this on the broadcast, okay?
Perhaps candidates are somewhat at the mercy, regardless of their 80 year long experience
in fucking office, they're somewhat at the mercy of their foreign policy advice when
writing out the fully fleshed out opinion on foreign policy. And when they're giving a
response in real time, they just end up coming across like they want to do a nuclear first
strike on China. Mike, you know this. Stop. You know this.
A lot of these people that are in office that we talked to, that we have interviewed, that
we've been around that we like, that we advocate for. Don't know what the fuck they're talking
about when it comes to foreign policy. Okay.
Not everyone's going to be Oliver Larkin. Yeah, literally, hopefully says multiple times
doesn't want a war with China for God's sake. She literally said that she's
support Taiwan unifying with China. Taiwan wants status quo. So Cal was
they then keep status quo. Those are her words on MR and bringing points.
I know, I know, I know those are her points and it doesn't matter, especially
considering that this is also utterly irrelevant in the grand scheme of things
because not a single person in Illinois nine with the exception of those in my
community that might be in Illinois nine is making a decision on voting for
cataboo because I like over Daniel Biss because of their fucking opinion on Taiwan. As a matter
of fact, most Americans would probably agree with her. Our job is to change Americans minds.
Okay. Go ask the average American what they think. Should we fight China? If China invades
Taiwan militarily, they'd be like, Oh yeah, we should. We should protect democracy because
most Americans think America is a force of good. Okay? I'm in a district, bro. So I'm
asking a good faith. I understand she's green and she feels like she's malleable. Why is
she quadrupling? Now when she knows they run on the left, things as a dog should take on
time because no one cares about the left. Oh my God. Get over it. Build a bridge and get
over it. No one cares about the left. I already explained to you that she, she tried to fucking
land in a morally consistent sovereignty argument that also simultaneously says like, Hey, listen,
if China, if Taiwan wants to unify with China, democratically, it's great. I'm on board with
it. I don't want to go to war with China all this shit.
I'm here with a movement of Kat Wynn. So that in two years back, we can look back and give
one of you, give one of you two shit, depending on how it plays out, annoyingly to get there.
cat has the win because she just loses we'll never know. Yes.
I can't believe this like, in my opinion, utterly irrelevant point in the grand scheme
anything's been likes cat i know
it's why i'm running for congress government has been taken over by
right wing extremists
and we can't act like it's business as usual
That's why I protest ICE.
It's why I'm under federal indictment.
And it's why I'm running for Congress.
Because we don't need talkers in DC.
We need fighters.
And it doesn't matter how many times they knock me down.
To protect my community,
I'll get back up and fight with you.
Every single time.
I'm Kat Alba-Gazale, and I approve this message.
Government has been taken.
I think Apex Manning here is more nuanced
because it is the platform that they're attacking the viability of the anti-israel platform.
So if GP FETI whops or not, they will fund against them because what they say is anti-israel
and hurts their cause.
Cause Congress is never turning anti-israel obviously.
So they stem it up before the idea even starts.
Yes.
That's the reason why they're attacking her.
That's the reason why they're dumping money into the fucking rays because she's anti-israel.
But for, for chatters, it's not enough.
You know, she's not anti-israel enough.
She's not talking about funding Hamas, it seems.
Which is ironic because if, you know, if we reach the ultimate moral conclusion of what
she's saying about arming Taiwan, she should be absolutely in favor of offering as many
fads to Hamas as possible.
Clearly, it's not a morally consistent perspective, and it's one that's shrouded by getting a fucking
foreign policy international relations degree from George Washington University.
But no average American candidate is having a conversation at that level, okay?
You guys have gotten fat.
I have spoiled you silly for constantly hammering these points over and over again in this fucking
community so you literally now have this false sense of reality where you fucking think someone
who's running for Illinois 9 should also have a similar foreign policy perspective.
You have to work with what you got.
i need to hammer in the importance of pragmatism as well i think
she got two years
to prove me right or prove me wrong
If she's bad, I will do everything in my power to fucking unseed her.
That is if she wins the primary.
Okay.
That's it.
Your greed disgusts me, chat.
It's true.
Anyway, now that we've demonstrated how toxic this fucking medium can be,
let's talk about how wonderful it can be.
Wired article.
There's a new wired article.
This is the next wave of political fundraising and discourse servers and
Instagram DMs, content creators are organizing turning followers into millions
and millions of dollars of political giving on Monday.
Streamer and content creator, Son Piker, helped raise more than $56,000 in one stream for Oliver Larkin.
That number is now up to 62,000, by the way.
A former Bernie Sanders campaign staffer who's seeking the primary Jared Moskowitz,
a moderate Democratic congressman from Florida.
It was the most the campaign had raised in a single day, Larkin said, on X shortly after the stream ended.
Over the past few years, creators have become an essential piece of campaign messaging strategy,
but Piker's vision stream for Larkin is the latest sign that online influence is being
leveraged for direct fundraising as well.
Piker isn't alone. Trisha paid as a YouTuber with more than five, what the fuck?
million subscribers at a long history of provocative stance isn't known for political activism.
But in February, she donated more than $10,000 to a campaign called creators against ice.
The campaign organized by creator, collective creators for peace is just one in a string
of fundraisers organized by coalitions, the creators, turning social media farms into
political fundraising machines. Unlike traditional fundraising models like super packs that pool
funds from publicly reported donors.
These creator collectives pool audiences and leveraged social networks and off the shelf
tools like Shopify and Tiltify to convert followers and the donors.
Creators for Peace is one of the most prominent groups in a line of
creator coalitions mobilizing around causes from Gaza relief to immigration
aid, establishing a model that can reshape grassroots fundraising ahead of
midterm elections.
There are a lot of creators that I think recognize the power of having a
platform system, Sonka there, one of the creators for peace organizers.
There's more to a call of action culturally with creators than I think
there's ever been before.
Creators for Peace was established in 2024 by Nikki Kerry on an Instagram
group DM with a handful of other creators to raise money for Gaza relief. The group chat expanded
more than 120 person discourse server that includes influencers like millions with millions of
followers on platforms against the grant twitching YouTube people at Curtis Connor,
Hasan Piker, the Try Guys who collectively boast more than 50 million followers on their primary
platforms got involved. Members shared infographics with their audience and organized a live stream
by the end of the campaign. The group had raised more than $1.6 million. We largely start from zero
on each campaign. I will individually reach out to several creators. We'll get something out and
And then when once we allow that to catch fire on its own a bunch of creditors will reach out to us says cadere
But the creditors for peace immigration fundraiser here says we really wanted to try and move out of the leftist bubble
Just a little bit because a lot of our audience tend to align with us on those issues
Bro, what is this?
Shield of americas or shackles of americas Chinese embassy in the USA. They're fucking dunking. They're dunking on us
Anyway, by connecting with more apolitical creators like Paytas, the creators against
ICE campaign has raised nearly $140,000 for the National Ingression Law Center, according
to Groups Tiltify fundraiser. Creators have come under fire for remaining silent on political
issues for years. Stylists is often seen in online spaces, complicity groups, democratic
political influences like under the desk news have also started raising funds for the whistles
to alert communities about the presence of ICE agents, community watch support as well.
In February, around 80 creators were a part of an anti-MAR ICE merch fundraiser tied to
the bad bunny, super bowl performance, selling t-shirts, hats, stickers, featuring the singles,
the singers, Sopo Contro mascot. The campaign raised more than $100,000 for immigration
and legal defense funds. This is what I was wearing.
For traditional fundraiser, even at the local level, we brought a seat for $250 a night,
and that's something that not everybody has access to. Jenny K, a spokesperson for the
fundraiser, but a sweatshirt, bracelet, or hat, $5, $10, $50 feels very accessible to
the masses and more authentic to people. Not everybody wants to go and sit at a dinner,
listen to somebody speak on stage and it can response.
People want to be on the streets reaching more people and wearing their
politics throughout the 2024 race campaigns,
collaborating with creators who would post on their behalf and find their
messages and expand to reach online. Going into the 2026 midterms,
creators are building their own infrastructures for the campaigns and issues
they care about on their own terms,
defying the traditional top down party models.
While fundraising for candidates hasn't been done at the scale by creators just
yet groups like creators for peace and piker stream with Larkin show that some
semblance of a crater pack might not be too far off.
It's not a pack. That's what I like about my stream
It's the the reason why I like it that my stream is because it's public a
Pack has the capacity to create like unlimited funds virtually right like dark money super packs
whereas
whereas
when I am
Leaning into a candidate when I'm saying this is a good candidate
you should give money to this candidate's campaign, that automatically reads as like
individual donations from, you know, if we're raising $60,000 or all over Larkin, for example,
that's like thousands of individual donators, right, from all around the country.
So there's a level of transparency that comes in. Yours is automatically dark money because
you're brown, but yeah. But yeah, this is a great article that understands exactly what
I'm trying to do. But the unholy lines of APAC crypto and
draft kings are buying Illinois primary elections, stop progressive candidates and install mega
online conservative demigods. If they win, they'll deploy the playbook across 45 states
that have upcoming primaries. Here the receipts corporate media is not covering.
APEC, well funded pro-Israel lobbies burn tens of millions of dollars in the Illinois
House primary.
In a moment, I share a case study at Illinois House District 9, but please know that we
are witnessing a broader pattern in which APEC and its affiliated political infrastructure
are trying to overwhelm local elections with national geopolitical money.
The spending in District 9 is not isolated.
APEC aligned spending is also flowing across Illinois congressional race to protect candidates
who remain aligned with this policy agenda.
District 2, APEC is spending absurd resource to problem right when corporate Democrat Donna Miller.
Miller allegedly claims she would not take APEC money, but then happily accepted their corrupt
funds. House District 6, APEC is backing corporate Democrat Sean Castan, who has continued to deny
genocide in Gaza while funding Nanny Owls war crimes. If you're in District 6, vote for the
fully people funded candidate, Joey Ruzovich, the DSA endorsed candidate. Right? I think, and I want
yes. Okay. Before people yell at me because I got the DSA endorsement wrong.
Illinois High 7, Apex Men, an absurd resource to problem right-wing corporate Democrat,
Melissa Conier as Irvin, who has fined $60,000 on ethics board for a disciplinary action for
misusing taxpayer resources. Now she refuses to speak to any constituent who has so much
answer about her nearly $3 million Apex men to get her elected. In the 7th district,
voters should be voting for anti-trust lawyer Reed Showalter, who's running a 100% people-funded
campaign. Is that the one that DSA endorsed in District 7, or is it not a district endorsement
District 7, I guess not. Eight, APAC is spending absurd resources to prop up right-wing corporate
Democrat Melissa Bean. District 8 is obviously where Junete Ahmet is running.
Father of four, DePaul graduate, immigrant and proud Illinoisan who has given back to
his community throughout his life. Junete was also recently endorsed by Bernie Sanders and AOC, I
I think, or maybe just Bernie Sanders, APEC is back in court, district nine, APEC is
spending absurd money to prop up Laura Fine while actively attacking cat, I'll be like
more on this below.
Let's briefly talk about Illinois 9th District Democratic primary, according to available
filings, elect Chicago women, a pack back by APEC's political network has already spent
$2.8 million supporting Laura Fine. Meanwhile, a deceptively named group called Chicago Progressive
caucus has spent an additional $389,000 promoting fine while attacking cat
Abu Ghazalik. The substance of that spending is not subtle. Finance refuse
to acknowledge genocide unfolding in Gaza, continues to support military aid
to Israel, even as credible international institutions, including the
International Court of Justice. Major human rights organizations like Betsellem
have recognized Israel's actions as genocide. By contract, Abu Ghazalik, who
was herself half-Palestinian, has called for adherence to international
on-accountability for war crimes, including arrest of Israeli Prime
Mr. Benjamin and the outpursuit to international legal standards.
Abu Ghazali is the only viable candidate to have the courage to demand justice on this
critical issue.
And now with recent polling showing, she has, is within the margin of error to win the
selection, APAC is spending nearly $1 million in new attack, attack ads against her.
When outside organizations spend millions of dollars to elevate one candidate while targeting
another for demanding compliance with international law, the issue at stake is not simply campaign
The strategy is the integrity of democratic self-governance itself.
Okay?
The pattern is unmistakable.
Candidates who rely on grassroots support who are willing to speak openly about international law and human rights find themselves facing a tidal wave of outside spending designed to bury their campaigns under attack ads.
Meanwhile, the voters are often misled by PAC names. That sounds progressive.
In this case, defending Israel's genocide. Similar to APAC, the crypto industry is popping up pro-mega candidates, yes, in the Democratic primary.
Anyway, the gambling industry is also doing its great.
Anyway, first time I've heard these candidates be mentioned that are not bad policies like
cat. What? First time I've seen these people mentioned they don't have bad policies like cat.
The reason I'm talking about for Congress or in Illinois the same day and have DSA and
Bernie endorse people who can win. When did you cover the other Illinois congressional
races with better candidates and endorsement and viability? You covered them. First time I've
seen these people mentioned they don't have bad policies like cat. Dude, it's because I fucking
hate the democratic socialists of America and also the state of Illinois. That's the reason why I was
was only talking about catoblgazalic. Okay. Dude, can you stop having an autistic hyperfixation
on one fucking candidate for one reason or for, for one second, please? Like, is it being
just the most annoying possible fucking person in this chat? The only way that you can think
you can do political advocacy? Are you a fucking bot? What's wrong with you, dude? Yeah, I
I don't have the power to cover every single fucking candidate, okay?
Jesus Christ.
I live in Naperville and trust this is the center for the revolution.
What is this?
I regret to inform chat that the era of open presence liberalism is over.
Gifted selves is a policy mistake.
A new administration begins now.
No more cheats treats as zero presence.
I get your frustration because if cat loses the base in a marginal victory it would be
the definition of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
I mean, seriously, a lot of people would be fucking excited, elated at that prospect.
Close presence, thank you for the hundred gift of subs.
I just asked my friend in China about this whole cat thing, and he just said,
just do whatever is best for yourselves. If you guys attack China, we'll crush you anyway.
I think you should debate main resident the cavern ankle to settle these debates once
overall and then I'll debate the other main resident bad empanada to defend grand platner.
I really like cavern ankle too so it's not I'm not I'm not dissing him okay anyway.
Anyway, all right, that's all I got for today. I've been through enough lead to
sin fighting and even this is ridiculous. Why do you dislike the DSA bro? You're
fucking stupid. You think I dislike the DSA? Do you think I'm being serious? What
the fuck is wrong with you?
Oh my god, I'm being sarcastic chatter. Jesus Christ, fuck me. Oh my god, we're
I'm not gonna make it. It's over. It's fucking over. Alright, you've done it. You've successfully you've
Yeah, I'm standing down. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done chat dog 5,000. Thank you for the fight get the subs
That's all I got for today. I'm done. I'll see you tomorrow. Holy fuck
Holy fuck bye everybody
Stunning of fine introduction, starting off the day
All the chatter is trickling in, I'll sell people hay
Sunny Los Angeles, California says a song
Stunlock to the, stunlock to the top is just begun
Cause there he is again, the sun is streaming
The sun is streaming
There he is again, the sun is streaming
The sun is streaming
Leave you in a Chinese train, Talon Kyle Place
Sun in as many chapter logs, and give him greenish grace
Zoran winning NYC, wore two back with a force
The Rogan of the left to me, a dumb gimbal, still on course
The Charlie Kirk assassination, the fear and online show
Eight full fucking years of this, there's no place anymore to go
Doing fun stuff tomorrow, throw PBS up on the screen
A man made horry at gym, brought to you by this life's dream
Cause there he is again, her son is streaming, her son is streaming, there he is again, her son is streaming, her son is streaming.
Kicked out in the DNC, I rel when marches look good.
Committing the propaganda to shut down people's throats.
CBS Israeli news, a coup, a regime falls.
A full-blown fascist takeover and still the duty calls
Total radicalization coming out to seek
The system where he'll always fail, it's up to you and me
All these daily streets, whether sure or whether long
Have held millions of people, keep it moving right above
Cause there he is again, a son is streaming
A son is streaming, a son is streaming
There is again a son is streaming, a son is streaming
But hey, what can you say?
That's BBS for you, but he'll play games real soon
Just you wait
Say, hey, what can you say? Hey, that's B.B.S. for you
But he'll move on real soon
Just you wait
What can you say? Hey, that's B.B.S. for you
Well, pull your lungs real soon
Just you wait, shada-da, shada-da, shada-da, da-da-da, da-da-da, hey
What can you say, hey, that's PBS for you?
But he'll do Jeff Ice drill soon, just you wait
But hey, what can you say, hey, that's PBS for you?
Wrote on my views like you, just you wait
Excuse me