EP# 322 | Tucker Carlson Does Jihad Slop Again, Is liberalism the Problem? Is Argentina The Future?

0:00I'm at you in the half light where the signals are moving faith Words hanging like laundry on the wire we never made Your eyes were doing circle like a compass without knowing I was counting all the seconds I'd been walking back and forth The clock was missing normal, the street forgot its name

1:01And we thought I carried foul borrow bent and strange Spoken quiet riddles like rain against the glass I felt something losing but I didn't know I had So turn your heart a little closer to mine Let the static fall behind we don't need a burden Line just a frequency that holds through time I've been trading paper promises at corners of the day Watching shadows sell their story then quiet you walk away

2:05But you stood like a question that refused to disappear Like a song I didn't know but somehow always here Your left moves low and sideways like smoke across the road I followed it instinctively like Mars followed the moon Every step between us short and low we didn't move it all That gravity remember why I had to fall So turn your heart a little closer to mine Let the static fall behind we don't need a burden

3:08Line just a signal that survives the night If love's a map with half the roads erased We'll read it by the scars we trace No fire, no works, no clothes and no Just take those learning weapons Don't, don't, don't, don't, don't Don't, don't, don't, don't, don't Now the world keeps spinning stories It insists our truth But I hear us off the rhythm Every time I look at you Like something ancient waking

4:09Underneath the noise A quiet stubborn harmony There never backs for choice So true you're heart a little closer To my let the static fall Behind in the spaces between The lines is a connection learning out of the sun No names come on in storm Tonight's too far You see it's finally light holding on Not too tight Listen until it feels right Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh

5:10Well good morning everybody I hope you're all well, so I am doing a little like last minute scrambled to get everything organized and working properly I hope you all had an awesome night last night I had a good night Catching up with some old friends Good morning from Ivermere BC Heidi. I was thinking about you. I got some messages about the red pilled America episode on Stephen Hawking which seemed to be very persuasive and I'm interested to know what your thoughts are because you did express some concerns so if you get a chance I know maybe this week or whatever check it out. Let me know what you what you think Well already what you comments in here. This is it's getting great I mean you can see from maybe not from my perspective because there's multiple Platforms going on all at once. So I tried to do my best to catch up with everybody and I'll do more. I think I'm gonna do a stream

6:12Possibly tonight or tomorrow. I don't know daytime stream or something like that on kick, you know, the kind of The ones where we go over Video stuff you might talk a little bit about propaganda and all that stuff. It's all good fun. It's all you know We're just hanging out and having coffee not getting upset about all the noise in the world just kind of You know, this is actually hypnosis trick. Scott used to do it as well. It's called disassociation Then when you disassociate yourself from something you don't get emotionally attached to it when you hear things you do that are fundamentally Out of line with your view of the world which is what I'm trying to do with all of us So we can just kind of look at stuff and like me whatever the stuff happens. What are you gonna do? You know, yeah, we care but there's only You know you want to care but be able to balance it and that's what I think we're achieving together here As a group so I think all of you who keep coming here like I really it's it's very sweet of you

7:15And for those who we knew here what we do is we start with that longstanding Canadian tradition known as the Canadian Landic Collegeman and we do salute and toast our friends who are departed in honor of the inspiration for this our friend departed Scott Adams And we think about you we do this in the honor of people who have passed not to feel upset and sad at their passing But this is the positive frame to actually appreciate have gratitude For the time that we had with people actually came up in conversation last night When I was talking a little bit about my private interactions with Scott which many of you I think also had as well So an honor of him and honor of Canada We recite together the Canadian National Landic Collegeman and we do that to tune out all the noise and get ourselves into more positive space

8:17And it goes Something like this We'd like to gently acknowledge that we're standing on the traditional territory of well whoever the hell was here savagely killing and genociding each other at the time They're in charge anymore. So leave us all the hell alone. We're here until the Americans are done with Cuba and the ran sip Should I do ready go sip? Okay, ready go sip Look, you got two steps for the price of one You know by the way speaking of the landing knowledge meant you know the communists are doing they're doing this whole thing In their propaganda tour and their justification to try to brainwash Native native Canadians native Americans when they talk about the Mohawk tribe that the Mohawk tribe was so forward thinking Because they didn't believe in property rights. They didn't believe in ownership

9:19So how was this their land? All right, I'm moving on to other stuff Um, I do uh, I really appreciate the comments on redpilled America One of you specifically was the first one to send me something. I actually forwarded that onto Patrick his sentiment DM And I'm I'm sure that's going to put a smile On his face and what's interesting if you listen to that I always kind of look for You know, I have this this thesis that I and other people talk about the the human operating system So I look for you know the lines of code or some people would call it the emotional triggers or persuasion tactics that are used And trying to persuade people and a good indicator that it's something that is Something you can trust doesn't mean you agree with it, but something you can trust Is when they limit the amount of persuasion tactics. We're always going to do that. We're always going to have to frame to our filter But you'll notice when something is very very deceptive

10:23It's nothing but a persuasion stack. So comic Dave Smith who's yet to tell a joke Everything he says out of his mind now every single one Is a persuasion technique Tucker Carlson you see that a lot That's a good indicator that you're being manipulated But when somebody and Red Pill, America, I think he's a good example of this is just going through data And not trying to exploit the curiosity gap necessarily But they're just trying to show this is how I see it This is the data points that I'm looking at you might disagree and limiting The persuasion stack that's how you can I think trust it a little bit more because that conversation with last night It was somebody who's like I don't I can't trust anything and this came up in you know with one of my podcasters previously who used to teach Information source reliability information credibility And he said I can't tell what's what's real anymore. I think this is a good indicator It's like when I used to some of you know I used to be a gemologist. I used to be a diamond grader

11:27And when you will test any sort of stone you need three points of verification minimum I would try to always go for five And it's the same thing with this. It's not one One single data point that will tell you you're being manipulated But if you take multiple data points at some point it ends up to Yeah, draw it forms a straight line and you know, okay, this is this is propaganda We're gonna talk more about that on like the other streams as I kind of show examples and stuff, but it's pretty good Like you're all getting. I love this. I'm watching people in the chat. You're starting to get together and hang out and you know what nothing Makes me happier. That's absolutely That's amazing. You know, I feel it's for me. It feels good to help Some of you find each other and at some point we're gonna do something big With us all together. All right So three things of gratitude is a reframing exercise that we do In the discord we have a channel called three things of gratitude and every day

12:31I randomly share three things of gratitude from people and the idea is to help each other And help yourselves reframe to the positive and it's a reframing exercise that pays dividends over the long term By the way, those of you who've been doing the three things of gratitude Welcome to hypnosis. You're already doing it So the three things of gratitude for today are number one the banker boxes Okay, number two starlink in Alaska air. That's very cool I haven't been on a flight with starlink yet. I like these because they're short and they're impactful I think and number three new my new accountant Yes, say an accountant is very important and can have a significant effect on your life So three things of gratitude check it out in the discord In the discord we also have something we talk about a little bit here aside from its politics all the time and you know We have to other areas in our lives and that's what we're gonna talk about and come together around here, right?

13:34So we have the health and fitness section which there's two channels. There's one for men. There's one for women It's not exclusive. So if you're a man And you want to help women with ideas or training or whatever you can join that and vice versa for women I was thinking about this idea some of you have already started working out some of you have started A sort of you know a neat exercise non-exercise athletic thermal genesis basically walking Uh some of you have started on that journey a little bit and some of you will soon right it When you when you start to become part of a community and everyone starts to adopt a new trade It's just human software and if we all start taking our health and fitness seriously inevitably over time That's going to impact you as well and that will that will be kind of on often it's the Motivation factor that people are missing sometimes motivation comes from external sources and if you're your network of friends and family and

14:38New people that you know are all very much into something It kind of removes for the people who have these barriers because they're insecure They feel silly. They don't know how to do it and that it kind of helps put that by the wayside Which is what I'm hoping to do here, right? So if you're one of those people who goes to his bit of the gym once you know you obviously these people they go to the gym once And you can see they feel uncomfortable. They feel foolish. They feel like they're being judged which they're not They're just judging themselves and like they don't know what they're doing if that is you if you've ever done that If you've ever gone to the gym and field like an idiot like I don't know what I'm doing You're doing it right Is that clear like maybe nobody's ever explained that to you you should feel Foolish and silly the first time you go to the gym because it's a skill Imagine you knew nothing about algebra or calculus And you started trying to do calculus and no idea what you're doing feel it feel foolish because the skill you need to develop over time

15:42It's the same thing with exercise and diet and fitness and all that sort of stuff So if you're not feeling foolish Well, maybe you're just a little bit egotistical or you've already have lots of experience with it I'm just kind of you know playing playing funny with you So don't don't hesitate you should actually chase the idea of The feeling silly and foolish when you go to the gym as an indicator That you're doing it correctly. So I have certain goals for my fitness because I'm back into a very A fitness regiment trying to be able to like reduce pain and be able to walk normally and all that sort of stuff because I'm always in pain And you know my osteo really Encourage me to really double down and exercise as much as possible and certain ways to do it how to do so I am So I have specific targets. I want for I'm looking at like the month of May And I was thinking about doing a cut in the spring. So what is a cut?

16:43A cut is when you've been working out for a year you're gonna have two years whatever and you're building more Mass and all that sort of stuff But you know you still got a little bit of love handles or whatever it is right So what you do is in a cut is 30 sometimes 60 days of really I don't want to say extreme Yeah, let's say extreme really extreme dieting and into the point of a routine you stuff cheap days you can still eat lots of stuff but You're very regimented in the barriers that you give yourself and the idea is you take that window And you dramatically reduce the body fat percentage on your body. So you're still eating You're still exercising But you're dialing up to 11 a little bit and you can't be like that your whole life You can't be that all the time. So that's why you do it in a specific window of a cut Should we is there any interest of

17:45Many of us doing that together like picking a date and saying all right, we're gonna start our cut We're gonna do it for our let's say 30 days or 60 days or 45 days and this is the date we're all gonna start and Kind of share our experiences in the health and fitness channel and our progress or problems that we're having or things or what do we cook what do we eat all that sort of stuff What software do we use for tracking our diet and sharing our goals together What do you think is that something that we should do in as a collective goal now free bird I know if you're here. Let me see a free bird you're here. I don't think you're here today Free bird doesn't need to do this free bird. I've seen this picture on his bike. He is already very cut but Um, anyone can do it It's and it's hard for people to believe but the first time you do it and you're successful and you get into this regimen and I think ginger Also probably doesn't need to do this But you know people like that who all who don't need to do it would be even better you'd be more valuable in

18:51These groups to help those of us to share what you do for your diet and everybody's a little bit jive a little bit different But I don't know I think maybe it would help. What do you think right Better start in March for that beach babe body for summer. Yeah exactly. That's kind of the idea So you start exercising now like for those if you are not exercising at all you start exercising now Start with walking and then eventually get a little short routine at the gym, you know get a copy of Fitbot or one of the apps that I might have something for you guys with it soon And you spend the winter just getting yourself, you know protecting your your joints but Developing muscle mass you'll slim down a little bit and then do have a hard cut and see how quickly And not quickly but your body can be transformative from you know the month of October to The following may or June that you will feel and look like a completely different person, right?

19:52I think setting a date is an excellent idea starting to exercise. Yeah, so you know what go into the The health and exercise the discord channels and share your thoughts what you think it is And somebody said here I hesitate every time Um must figure out a reframe Ah Yeah, we're well tied we're gonna won't do that today. We're gonna talk about exercise reframes. I think next time But yeah, one of you said I've tried I feel silly every time well there you go That means you were doing it right You need to do you need to feel feel silly that means you're progressing all right your trot You're you're finally doing something that you're not used to do it's like you know I want I learned how to salsa dance. I didn't have salsa dance. I felt like an idiot right? I felt like an idiot But you know what I mean and then you realize all right. This is a skill. I need to develop So it's the same thing um

20:53Well, nothing okay, well, I'm just going through your comments while I'm talking all right So share your ideas in the health and fitness and we'll figure out some dates. I'm thinking maybe Like March 1st. So March and April April is the cut month Where everything is really strict and regimented and that means not just Need exercise, but incorporating some hit exercises as well as gym routines, right So you know, there is a time commitment, but if you systematize it and you do it early Or least spread it out through the day it becomes very manageable and it's not doesn't interfere too much in your life All right, um that's you know a little bit of car news because I keep getting a lot of car feedback in the uh In the discord this will be very short So for those of you who are car nuts and I know some of you are a mish and some of the others uh the Toyota Celica If you those of you don't know the Toyota Celica was in the 80s and 90s. It was kind of the

21:56It was known as the secretary or hairdresser car It was kind of funny Um, we're good cars, but you know, it's kind of like kind of a chick car Not quite as bad as people tried to label the meada that way in North America. I know in Europe they didn't Um, so guys bought the Toyota Supra, which was originally called the Celica Supra And women bought the Toyota Celica And then Celica brought out the all-wheel-drive turbo rally version and all of that change well the Celica is coming back It apparently will have a 400 horsepower turbo four cylinder and a manual transmission And now It's also gonna have a hybrid and this is when car guys go So close until you set the word hybrid But I think things are changing. I don't know if the Celica is going to be one of the first Hybrid sports cars with a solid state battery because Toyota has perfected that technology apparently

22:56Makes it a lot lighter and a lot more dense But there's some benefits that car petrol heads forget with a A hybrid Particularly Toyota's the way they format their cars. Did you know if you have a hybrid? Yes, you have an electric motor and you have a little battery in the car But you also don't have an alternator or a starter anymore So you're actually reducing parts so it's kind of I'm reducing parts it kind of watch it's a wash either way But the fact that you're never going to have to replace an alternator You're never going to have to replace a starter which are things that go in cars Because the electric motor becomes the starter and the alternator right Or generator system. How will you want to refer to it? So anyways, I think this is another Example of the world healing because does this happen Without the Trump administration Without the Trump administration removing all the stupid regulations we talked about yesterday

23:56Trump the Trump really has Been a reset for the world away from chaos And the way that so many people don't understand especially on the Liberal side of things right or you know what the liberals some of them get it right um I don't know I think what's problem in the future We're going to need to find others who will do the same thing because I think this postmodern collectivist slop That is infected The brains of people on the far left and that's where that's where it comes from This is all postmodernist Nonsense we live in the postmodernist era but um I don't know I think this This stuff it's it's like I think of it like the Middle East with the islamist problem You know particularly not just Israel but many other countries now The UAE among them that are trying to fight the islamist stuff and I guess Kuwait and Bahrain as well have realized they want to modernize

24:59It's this postmodernist philosophy. It's never going to be a problem that solved I think this is the best best reframe of it People feel like well, let's just solve the problem and then we will have no more forever wars right get out of Iran and then we won't have any war anymore No, it's it's a virus. It's a mine virus It's a corrupted software in certain people's heads It's never going to be go away completely and I think if the reframe shifts from we need to solve the islamist problem To it needs to be permanently managed That it's a problem that's always it's like fighting cancer in your body People get cancer. We know it's ongoing People want to to solve it and maybe gene therapy will solve it. We don't know But Think if I think if we reframe to it's never going away it needs to be managed now. How do we manage it? Well we denaturalized deport and send to Guantanamo

26:04You know as a means to show the other side We're not tolerating their bullshit anymore, right? But I think that's the way to Look at it in my I think it's a it's a much otherwise you're gonna go insane always trying to think how do we solve this problem? How do we solve this problem? You can solve the problem It's corrupt software that humans are exposed to this collective of software Um, anyways, hi saint just eight eight eight. Oh, that's somebody on twitch Hello twitch for those who don't know we're on to I know how much longer we'll be on twitch But we're on twitch and kick as I'm still experimenting through for the next couple weeks um Drop and do 10 pushups with me go I can Freebird or maybe we're talking about you before I can do that what I do now with my my walking in the morning Is I do 30 30 30 and then 10 so you know you got a hundred pushups in every morning sort of thing makes a real difference on your core how your core feels all right

27:08um We all know about the do buy to Israel flight the attempted hijacking the islamist co-pilot who tried to hijack and murder the captain of the flight well Apparently he has survived and he's been shipped back to the emirates my guess is he will disappear and never be heard from ever again I do hope they torture him in the process That would be great and uh let people in their world know that that's what will be happened to them and will not be tolerated But according to uh visi grad 24 which is an ex account you should all follow it's pretty good um He apparently he being the assailant was uk educated He did a three year long distance uh three year distance learning center uh course at Birmingham shire New university and graduated with a degree in aviation management

28:11I also studied engineering Engineering right engineering at the university in australia So remember islamists are usually engineers lawyers doctors scientists and mortgage brokers A lot of mortgage but why do you think there's all these mahamid's name named uh A people named mahamid who are mortgage mortgage brokers in like Canada around Ajax around where there's a big muslim brotherhood outpost They're money laundering part of the reason your houses are so expensive by the way And you can't afford housing right so mass migration and money laundering through mortgage uh mortgage lending right So anyways he studied at the university in australia So I asked the question who radicalized him because you know we know in australia Um or let's say let's go back to the ua first They've been warning for some time like they won't send their students To england anymore because they know england is a radicalization hotspot. It's all islamist propaganda

29:17and england Did you know that australia is just as bad that australia Is the big terraced cartel a our muslim brotherhood uh cartel offshoot in um In australia is his but career So his but career is say the big uh islamist operator I think the bondy shooting. I think they were tied to his butteria from not mistaken And by the way they're trying to grow in Canada in one of Canada's g-hadi hotspots known as London Ontario. Did you know London Ontario is a massive center for Islamist activity and a number of them are professors at the universities at western university In london, Ontario. Yeah, they always go where the Jews are Like westerners know where all the jew students go to get kind of get away from Where they grew up in Toronto and so of course you have some uh terrorist shit rats Who somehow get jobs at that university so um

30:19There you go. Yes, I could talk way more Way more about this and this specificity, but you know we'll get into this over time Hmm related to that uh Somebody by the name of carolin martial is suing. Oh, oh, she i guess she's the council Who is leading a lawsuit in Ontario? So there's four school boards that are being targeted in the lawsuit 12 teachers are apparently Uh have filed a lawsuit under human rights law That it's absolutely impossible to be a student to be a student to be a teacher In the Toronto district school board and the Durham region. I think york region Yeah, these are the big areas around southern Ontario uh, that's impossible be a uh A teacher who is uh jewish there They allege that it's uh, it's impossible the you know subtle threats and comments and all that sort of stuff Uh, and they are suing as a result. Gadsad talked about this and eventually abandoned

31:25He was at concordia if i mistaken Uh, gadsad talked about concordia university that the university body was on the side of the islamists And despite him being you know the most famous marketing professor in the world They basically i guess indirectly threatened him and said we cannot guarantee your safety so you better shut up So uh gag got the hell out of there and left right Remember this is not about the jews jews are just the siren the fire alarm in your house To tell you that there are mass terrorists operating in your country. That's what it is Unfortunately, they don't articulate it very well And they always focus on themselves and there's some reason for that. I think it's collective PTSD But in terms of this behavior how these teachers are being taught at uh In the school boards in canada. It's there. They're there. Yeah. They are some of the most racist people in the world

32:25That run our school boards, you know, oiz and stuff. They're they're veiled communists right they're the KKK with an out group preference Um, but this has been the case in canada My entire life always It's always been the case right that these uh these ratted you know racist you want to call them but um They're worse than that. It's not that they're racist. They are subversive and they are trying to destroy the patriarchy You know destroy system from within right The difference is now it's so aggressive and more blunt Because there's more islamist terrorists within the political system and infecting all our institutions In canada with their brain rabies right And it's political entriusum and it started in the ndp which is our ultra left Political party in the early 1980s. So this is not new right and this is the same

33:28Leftist mob of useful idiots the pro Lindsey Clancy people um and You know at the same time they proselytize uh a version of i don't know the relief the religion of pieces and Uh if you don't believe in human sacrificing flying planes in the buildings then they are the victims right there the victims of your racism So good luck with them. Uh this why i think we need to do what Argentina has done and cancel all public education Just take the ministry of education and afuera Throat out you want your kids to get educated you send them to private school Can't afford a private school guess what you should go build one that people can afford which is what's happening in Argentina right But the uh the government should not be in the business of daycare Which is what school is in my opinion. I'm not the only one with this opinion You know if if kids are graduating high school Okay

34:29With participation trophies for everybody, but they're unable to read which is on the uprise on the uptick That means it's just a daycare. They're not gonna educate it's just a daycare So what why are we why tax money going towards daycare screw it get rid of it And all those teachers who will what be moved out of the public and public system You know if they'll do they'll start building private schools They know the regulations they know kind of the guidelines of the ministry And let the private uh sector Build education for people and then you're gonna have a whole wide range of choices and you'll be able to pay for it If you're not taxed on it right I think that's where we should be Uh, that's just kind of my my opinion speaking of Argentina Which is the big experiment for all these kind of you know libertarian economically libertarian Uh perspectives that Javier Miele has introduced there's an article in Forbes magazine

35:30And the headline is Argentine citizenship will be new quote status symbol For wealthy Americans say expert experts This is pretty amazing Uh, the idea what they expand upon in the articles they say here and I grabbed it They say since 2020 immigration attorneys and ancestry services have also seen surging interest among Americans Seeking dual citizenship through descent but the Trump administration staffing cuts At the national archives have made a more challenging bubbly. Okay, whatever. So they got every every article. They got a smash Trump Okay, the second half of that is bullshit, but uh, and then they go on to say this guy says I think every wealthy American will consider this Nuri cuts present of consider this says nuri cats Present of apex capital partners told Forbes magazine. It's so unique that it's uh, it'll be seen both as an insurance policy

36:32And as a kind of status symbol like the amics black card as an ooh You don't have argentina Interesting perspective. So I think what people who are I know there's you know people are ideologically motivated in politics as we know But the people who don't have that bias they realize that electing this very libertarian President into office in argentina is a great experiment for western democracies that is this how western democracies should move forward Uh, away from the complete opposite of trying to spoon feed everybody and have a policy and protection for everybody It's like no, no, no, we have all of these great people like the example I gave in the uh education system We need to stop employing them and encourage them to go to the private sector and build schools Work at schools build schools, whatever, and then you have a whole

37:35range of different perspectives and I think that's what's inevitably Get a have to be the model for the future because uh, a public school is a drain on On tax uh taxation to the country whereas a private school Becomes tax added to the system Right Uh florida suit Pfizer for hiding the dangerous the dangers of the Vaccine there's a whole bunch of lawsuits. I'm it's I get so confused with it right now That I think we need to start seeing some Uh progress in terms of Do we get some rulings from judges and where's that's gonna go? I think that's got to wait for that because still too early to say it's kind of still kind of the fog a war part Right for fog a war time Argentina had a very high standard of living years ago. Yeah, Argentina used to be the sixth wealthiest country on the planet and the early 20th century And then they discovered

38:36communism or fascism depends on which which variation of the ism how your interpretation of those words are And by somebody who's Celebrated by Hollywood Evita or remember Evita Did you know her husband Juan Peron was a Nazi like an actual pro-Nazi fascist They don't tell you that in a Vita do they? Like so just so how cut Hollywood is with this collectivist crap and we need to see Uh people who are juiced are calling out communist Supporters in their community if if they don't do that they're they're just frankly irrelevant In my opinion, you know But uh, yeah, so it was Evita that started or Juan Peron that started to descend towards collectivism and communism And took 70 years to turn Argentine into a complete shithole And I say that as having a very dear friend who's Argentinian and we've taught that links about this and the night that Melee like like Latinos especially most Argentinians have their ancestry

39:40Uh or claim their ancestry to Italy Uh, they're very passionate people And uh, she was on the floor Crying tears of joy When Melee was elected like uh, she said she tell me it was it was it was a dream she never would have imagined That somebody like Javier Melee would uh, become president of Argentina and that's your you know, hope for the future when people say all that will never happen Yeah, well, look what happened in Argentina Liquid happened to Lucas Gage in his change to understanding The uh, the 9-11 conspiracy bullshit was just conspiracy bullshit So people just don't see the full chessboard often But when they do you can see massive change for the future and it's positive change. That's why I'm optimistic about the future All right, um France Ha ha ha France

40:41Gonna happen to a nicer country Uh, opposed by on x by dr. Ellie David um well-known tech investor um and uh and an x account but uh Well-known person the person the digital space um he posted this video With the caption that's so good Doctors and engineers culturally enrich shops in France And what you see in the video is a bunch of animals from the third world Um, and if you're from the third world you know exactly the animals I'm talking about You know what I'm talking about is not to the oh my goodness No, no, you know you have garbage and trash in the third world that has made the third world the third world We just talked about Juan Peron speaking of garbage and trash, right So it shows these uh animals ransacking the city burning the city of the ground You know attacking businesses and all that sort of stuff Now this has been going on. It's been getting worse and worse

41:41But it's been going on for a decade and I was thinking like how long Can France sustain this you know? I don't know if you know uh those of you who listened to the Quigand report when I um when I was producing it That uh France had Has had 10,000 Soldiers like military On the ground walking the streets for over a decade To prevent the islamist for going full genocide and genociding the French population Did you know that? Did they tell you that in the legacy news? Did they tell you that in communist bar broadcast in crap You know the fat people on the cbc. Did they tell you That um france has had military deployed in its cities for a decade To prevent genocide of their population from the diversity They don't tell you that do you do they right? How long can france's economy stay afloat with all of this

42:44Like how would you like to be an insurance company in France right Like what are insure? I'm assuming people just don't have insurance anymore because how can an insurance company even operate in that environment yeah um But yet with the burning of the streets The riots continue Because a percentage of the French population Continue to vote for it just like in Canada. This is why that's going to be Canada's future Unless we learn to how to reframe things for people right but why If you're if you're a um Oh, what's it called if you're a scott Adams fan you know why how can people See the burning of the streets in their neighborhoods And still go vote for the same useful idiots they just voted for who caused it Right scott Adams explain this

43:45Does anybody know because I know there's always scott Adams people here Don't they also have no go zones and view car birdings as normal Well, there you go katy That's exactly it as scott Adams like to say He uh, you know, he would credit his mum with this when he said this You can get used to anything Even hanging You can get used to anything even hanging And the French are used to the hanging they think it's normal It's normalized because it's gone on for so long and by the way the islamist understand this They understand that it's slow Repetition people will get used to it and then they can go to the next step that's why they think generationally Right And the other reason is because I and politicians in the west don't get this. It's so infuriating Identity is more important than political policy Who know who knew that do you knew that right that people's identity is more important than the policy

44:49So if they identify as liberal and the party they're voting for has the word liberal in the title They're gonna continue voting for it Until unless they understand It's just the Nigerian print scam It's not liberal. It's not a liberal party. It's a collectivist party Until they understand that and you start to break away at the identity chip way at the identity They'll never change. That's why it's him so important This is why Justin Trudeau and the carny blackface Party for 10 years kept saying Canada has no cultural identity. It's a racist colonial project, right? Canada has no culture and all that sort of stuff It's a post-national state because they were chipping away at your identity with Canada It seems to be so you could become part of the EU that maybe that was the long-term plan chip away at their identity

45:50Um slow enough Love the ceiling and drum Just go through your comments here. We need gardens. Oh wait. Is that a picture? What is what is that Jess? Oh, there's the birds. What is that um Sunrise oh, that's free bird sunrise at the bird's nest that looks very pretty. What is that you gotta set a drums in the back Very cool. Like she you do everything. That's amazing Uh jinger says she loves the ceiling. Yeah, that's healing school as well Yeah, for those of you who who are members of locals in the comments you can actually post Images and memes and all that sort of stuff right All right, let's talk a little bit about the Cornell 7 That's ridiculous It's ridiculous that this becomes like the major news story around the world like we live in clown world now, right? Do you ever watch the movie um, oh what the hell is that movie called Uh, the fifth element You know, they're the commentary on media and the fifth element is so true

46:50That's the world we live in right now. It's a book as well. So um apparently Uh, the shock is that women I will not targeting women. We're just we're we're entering their frame. We're actually the left leftist frame Uh, apparently the left is discovering that women don't always tell the truth It's because people don't always tell the truth women are not unique in that Um, so this particular case uh hasn't made it to criminal proceedings. Thank god But uh, this is also part of the reason we produced not on records. I mean I did a pm on youtube by the way if I want to listen and want to watch it or listen to it on Spotify Uh, that is the podcast I produce with Joseph and Michael Diana that deals with false accusations And it really started out of me to me to was a brain virus Uh, that was designed just to ruin the justice system like people have asked me like what is me to have I still haven't now

47:52People what is me to simple Me too was the suspension of the presumption of innocence. That's all it is. It's all it was all the fluff around it and victimization blah blah blah the strategy was the suspension of the presumption of innocence so you can end up with too tiered a too tiered justice system right It's all it was and it was exclusively targeted towards men. That's why you see a backlash from men right And with this particular case cornell seven like I don't know um as the Israelis like to joke or at least in places like Tel Aviv they like to joke uh, I don't kink shame I don't care you do what you do and and that's it that's up to you right um But a bunch of students engaged the bunch of university students. I know you're gonna be shocked by this just just hear this This is crazy A bunch of university students engaged in

48:53drug use And sexual proclivities Wow, I know you're shocked. I know it's shocking They were they were drinking they were doing drugs and they were having sex. No, I know That is shocking that anyone in their 20s would do it. I'm blown away I mean like I don't know about you. I was an angel at that age. I didn't do anything It's so crazy to see like People trying to shove Religious puritanism down the throats of people in the west I think the right needs to dial that back a little bit. I just dial it back because People are people of the human operating system is the human operating system, right? And young people at certain ages have certain hormones that are going and they're gonna do Uh stuff. Yeah, free bird says rock and roll Like like what what what I want to see this utopian

49:55Religious planet that they're talking about sounds a lot more like communism you know like puritanism stuff like We got to be real about how people behave, you know people You into varying degrees some people are gonna be more than others whatever, you know as long as you're not hurting people And you know any and people understand anything and excess can be bad, which is what this is an example of, right? But I'm gonna give you what what Scott would have called the hypnotist filter on this cornell seven case And we see this a lot in cases that Joseph covers on not on record some of them are kind of kind of funny I just I just had the bots clip out a segment that's good that we're gonna put out later on today, right? um That uh, so this is the hypnotist filter right the behavior of human beings the human operating system You got a 20 year old girl who just had I don't know Lots of 20 year old fun or whatever you that's

50:56We don't kink shame you do what you want and that's it right But what happened so likely what happened this is the way 20 year old's behave went back and told her friends about what happened And how do you think they responded? They probably did what the Israelis warned about and they kink shamed her right And you know young women are the most harsh critical critical critics of young women Usually out of envy It's usually out of envy and jealousy right? This way envy is a big part of postmodernism right So they likely manipulated her made her feel guilty like she did something wrong. Maybe she did I'm not saying she didn't do something wrong But you know, did the drinking drugs and all that sort of stuff and They worked at her for a couple of weeks it took a couple of weeks because remember repetition is a godfather persuasion and I bet you amongst her friends

51:56She had some leftist activists That spent a couple of weeks trying to make her believe she was a victim And she doesn't have agency which the left likes to do like to strip people of individual agency And convince her that she was our APED Just for for YouTube right Because much like politicians Young women young people too, but definitely a bias towards women. I used to see it when I bartended all the time Young women seek plausible deniability for everything. It's a survival mechanism right? It's it's not out of malice, but they seek Just like politicians plausible deniability and my guess is someone in her social circle Like the jurors in the Lindsey Clancy case where there were five jurors that wanted her to be convicted and I mean she's already convicted, but I'm speaking sloppy, but you know what I'm talking about right there were five jurors

53:02and the woke activists bullied and harassed and Four of the other five four of them caved and one would not cave no matter what I think you're seeing the same phenomenon of the Lindsey Clancy jurors around this girl's social circle and encouraged her to save her reputation by filing a claim right And you know what Joseph shows on a record is this is very common and it's increasingly so Right, this is why if you have kids that are going to university You need to talk to them you need to have the talk about false accusations And I think this is also there's a greater impact that we're we're not discussing that This is why so many young men are going they're going out of the loan this movement called migtow men going their own way um Because they don't want to have to deal with the public shaving reputational damage of having or maybe incarceration

54:08Of having a false accusation levied against them because women never lie as we know is a lion itself right So I argue this is actually a much bigger factor amongst the birth rate decline amongst younger people than we give it credit for Because I know I've no younger man that just like yeah, I'm not I'm not participating in this I'm not risking my my life for some some woman activists who's just going to turn on me And use me as a scapegoat because her friends called her a slut right So um, yeah, this is a serious problem And this is why we do the podcast on the Sunday nights at 8 p.m. Join come join the live chat. I'm usually in there. It's lots of fun Does that make sense? My college roommate was falsely accused of RAPE with another guy. Yeah, so there you go, right? And what happened did he have his uh, uh, life ruined? Or was that when there was still the presumption of innocence, right?

55:09um Free bird. I love it. I love the comment can't say it, but whatever, you know Uh Ha You guys are a riot. I appreciate you all so much. You're so amazing Um, all right, so let's go have you um Uh, let's talk a little bit about uh, what time is it at right now? Let's go on to let me put that back down here There was some clips that have been making the rounds from an interview that I don't really watch the whole interviews anymore This is with a gentleman by the name of um, um, E mom Carlson, I think it's his name sounds like it He had an interview with jayke jayke jayke briece maug who is a long time conservative MP and author uh, brilliant guy. He's the one he was a co-author of

56:12Was it the sovereign individual if i'm not mistaken? Was jayke jayke briece maug one of the guys wanted i think it was him and i was shot Uh, to see let's just check right now. Let's ask what perplexity comes up did jayke briece maug co-author the sovereign individual and it's hard to type this way um um um oh no, yeah, sorry, it was his father That's one confused jayke briece maug's father Was one of the co-authors of the sovereign individual which is a book. I think everyone should read to be entirely on us Turn the rug uh, so free bird's friend who was falsely accused was run through the ringer and got off He was a college student body president and uh, his v- it was him the president and his vice president

57:15Yeah, it's because what do women do women look for men with high status at any age I'll at least see younger. They are the more they look for it and um likely got embarrassed or shamed and whatever false accusations on the new liberalism no jess we're gonna talk about that in a second because we need to get away from that um So anyways uh tucker Carlson Had this interview with jayke briece maug and um, it doesn't go well for tucker Ha ha ha again You know what tucker Carlson looks like you ever seen those videos where they take the car track the car test dummies They put in the car and they drive the car into the wall That's tucker Carlson's career ever since dude and got a hold of him which we're gonna I told you we'll talk about that in the fall we will um So max nardow who is a twitter account each follow on ex um He posts this that tucker Carlson incorrectly tells jayke briece maug that russia has a much larger economy than britain

58:23I can't believe he's trying to get away with it. I mean, that's just peridating uh, duke in at this point and jayke briece maug eloquently shows tucker has absolutely no idea what he's talking about And correctly suggests that russia could have been a massive economy but because of corruption, collectivism, Soviet like thinking and stupidity uh, it's um It's more like the pro the peron and kushna era of argentina right Like argentina is the case in which communism Or let's say proto communism uh completely destroyed the economy by shutting down and limiting the energy economy Right, just like Justin Trudeau did to Canada right same it's the same philosophy uh russia did the exact same thing But through centralized corruption and authoritarianism right i really hate that it's got didn't like the word authoritarianism because it's important right

59:30But you know, love the guy but difference of opinions But the russia russian corruption and centralize centralization is so bad That it has the same effect of communism In shutting down its economy and you know my take is that russia has um, yeah, I knew this for a long time I just kind of confirmed a lot of this stuff russia has a much smaller economy than the uk is a much smaller economy than Canada um, but it's the military accounts for 20 20 percent Of government expenditures yet they still can't even beat the ukraine Like that's how weak and insignificant russia is it's very weak And we get the perception I think that russia is very powerful through visual persuasion and What's the visual persuasion? It's the map

1:00:31It's the map You see the map of russia and our subconscious sees a powerful and large country It doesn't see desolate woodlands and the arctic in Siberia Most of which has never had mankind set foot in right That I think it's a it's a case like Canada Instead of envisioning the large map of russia You should see a country the size of I don't know in terms of landmass you should see Singapore Maybe a european country like Spain or France That visually in your mind You should write off 90 percent of the map of russia and just see a small little area Then your subconscious will understand How weak and insignificant russia is right

1:01:31If they have nuclear weapons. Yeah. Yeah. Do they work? They work Because the american nuclear program at least until recently. I still is Wasn't even using Five and a quarter floppy drives remember floppy drives in the early 1980s late 70s They were using the whatever the larger size was was it 12 inch whatever the large and the i was before my time even the first ever floppy discs that was the american Nuclear system how much of the russian nuclear system is just rotted garbage Like have you if you're if you're into like submarines, which is I am If you look at their typhoon subs that was the hunt for a october subs are killer their nuclear subs You know they're all disc commit decommission and rotting away and rusting away in one of the ports in northern russia and and It was so bad they needed to it got so bad in russia

1:02:33They need to go back to those subs and just grab them for metal and for you know for its parts to build their new subs like if you watch K19 the widow maker that's the disaster that russia still is You know, it's so funny to watch on social media then trying to do use this duge and rebrand Of motharussia that it's so powerful, you know It's a shithole It really is you know with a nice capital city. I'm sure But you know it wouldn't be nice to see Russia evolved to be more enlightened But they have the strong man syndrome. That's their problem. They want to be ruled They're submissive and they want a strong man They want a strong man And they want to be slaves to a strong man a friend of mine. She describes it She describes Russian culture and by the way of lots of friends or russia and russian some who disagree some who agree Um, I have a friend who describes russians as white Arabs

1:03:34That that's their philosophy their white Arabs are collectivist Arabs the same way They want to be ruled by someone stronger than them right So um anyways, and um So these clips are hysterical right and then tucker Carlson goes on in another another part of the interview he goes on And he tries to infer this is the type of bullshit he tries to launder to his audience He tries to infer England would have been better off of Hitler had one world war two um Really It just doesn't go well for him for anybody who's thinking and watching it's the people who are suspended In a state of trance they won't see it, but the people who are thinking while watching it and by the way That's lots of people when they're watching tv they're in a state of trance a lot of people right Um, and he goes on to he's he basically suggesting because of boranj boris jonsons

1:04:38mass immigration policy boris jonson was the one to bring the most amount of third worlders Into England to uh basically destroy it Um, and that's a policy that is attributed to Tony Blair in the 1990s that that's when it really started and boris jonson just did Hold my beer. Let me show you I can destroy the country So because of boris jonsons policy in 2023 And Tucker Carlson's brainwashed mind that is somehow the fault of Winston Churchill in the 1940s Um, this is the leftist argument right attributing the failures of your identity to generations past That's what christia freeland does oh white guilt white people are are evil are the enemy Because of i don't know her grandfather who was a raging Nazi right That's what Tucker Carlson is doing right that's why it's important understand and see the philosophy and operating system that people are using right

1:05:47Uh, none of these opinions are his i'm gonna explain this phenomenon uh soon I just got to figure out when and how i'm gonna do it uh explain what's going on with that whole crew of people that have done everything they could To as explained yesterday destroy the momentum of antifa Which basically they were dead to rights and the government was all over them the conservative movement was all over them And they became a shield for antifa uh and communists and that's why maybe they should go to guantanamo as well Right with the islamus may should hang out with them Uh, but when i when i map this out my guess is the scott Adams people will be the first to see behind the curtain of Tucker Carlson and understand when i map it out It'll all make a lot of sense and um, yeah, i think you'll be able to articulate it to other people Uh, he has lost any status he once had that's agree a hundred percent um, that's why Germany is in islamist freefall Yeah, a hundred percent Jess a hundred percent and Tucker is a fool. Yeah, you know everybody's uh realizing

1:06:53But it's not him he doesn't see what he's doing. It's really kind of fascinating what happened Uh, candidates does not have a cigarette border. Yeah, well You know, i'm we're gonna do what i'll figure out what i'm gonna do a stream this weekend and that'll be a lot more video in us You know going back and forth through to your comments like i did last time All right um and this is just this is to address what jesse uh just touched on um i think I Think we need to stop something i need to i think it's going to be very detriment I always like to think three four five steps ahead and what cause and effect of multiple things are going to have Uh, just to kind of hedge against changes in the future I think we need to stop using the word liberal as a pejorative uh, i think that's psi up from the conservatives has gone too far and Where the conservatives are starting to sound like low IQ Pakistanis when they say that

1:07:55Uh, this is the dougan brainwashing right this comes from the douganists the uh, integralists is uh, what many philosophers philosophers refer to them as um, they're trying to sly out people into thinking that liberalism has destroyed the world really Really freedom and liberty has destroyed the world really is that that's how it works Because that's what liberalism is freedom and liberal and liberty and it's wild to see people get brainwashed into adopting this viewpoint right um And this is why people this is why reasonably reasonable people who are not political um See this kind of thinking as are see conservative thinking when they hear conservatives say this As completely retarded and it gives strength to the far left collectivist which what dougan is

1:08:56What she's trying to do he's trying to get you to say stupid things like freedom and liberty have destroyed the world really freedom stop saying liberalism freedom and liberty that's what it means right Now let me map this out so it's more clear and again, this is why a basic understanding of different philosophies is important right um Look, there are people who believe in more traditional values in a liberal system you have the um You have the different you know methods of how society has been governed right through imperialism uh, you have the era of surfdism We have the attempts of socialism communism fascism and then when you have you have western liberalism which came out of the enlightenment

1:09:57And the idea and you if you live in the west and you believe in the west You believe in liberty and freedom Which is what liberalism means it doesn't mean the liberal party of blackface true Do because those people are not liberal They are collectivists. They are postmodernists They just haven't changed the name of their party Because they use the the brand name as I explained before As the identity to gain votes, but there's nothing liberal about them. They're the most anti liberal people Uh, in Canadian politics ever in history They are not liberal And I think we do ourselves a disservice and make ourselves look very foolish When we ignore the fact that we live in a liberal democracy And you do not want to live under authoritarianism you do not want to live under fascism Uh, it is liberalism gives us all the most amount of freedom and guess what?

1:11:01In freedom in a free society There's going to be people you disagree with who do stupid things Right, I'm not talking about criminals right They're lifestyles you disagree with or whatever Yeah, guess what that's what free but you have the freedom to do whatever you want to Right, you know with certain barriers, you know, which is based on You know security and property protection rights and all that sort of stuff and that's why There is You know, you see people in the libertarian side you have libertarians who can be More conservative and traditional values and there's some libertarians That are falling off a cliff into collectivism to the point they're not libertarian anymore, right So you have to be aware of kind of what where you are but I think you know the fake conservative news outlets that are trying to brainwash people And turn liberty liberty and freedom Into a pejorative I think that's very dangerous for people to adopt the duke in view of the world

1:12:02It's the duke in philosophy duke is a communist He's a communist who puts Christian uses Christianity as a veil for his communism But and there's people that's where you see the woke right coming from right that's what that is So they they will utilize the identity because remember identity is so important That's the number one persuader identity and fear They'll use the identity and make that veil as a way use that veil as a way to launder communism into the western world, right um And I think some basic understanding of western culture is important and to understand Why is this happening, right? Like there's some basic understanding of our heritage that people don't seem to understand our philosophical heritage I see people on the right trying to attack the age of enlightenment

1:13:04Well, they're definitely becoming the same religious activists during the age of enlightenment Who are the ones who created postmodernism that comes from the religious perspective Right, so you can go too far with everything right anything and excess is bad And if you understand how to how the map of philosophy layers over Uh, the past 500 to 1000 years of history Then you're able to you know navigate around any of these uh, sorts of trap these traps, right But the growth of postmodernist philosophy That's what's infected all of these you know political parties movements whatever Postmodernism is not liberalism That's the subjectivism my truth all cultures are equal. That's not what liberalism liberalism is liberalism liberalism is freedom That's it freedom and liberty It's not postmodern collectivism subjectivism

1:14:06Right, and I don't think I think conservatives do themselves a disservice When they don't ignore acknowledges so nothing liberal party. I'm talking about philosophy The philosophy of freedom and liberty right um And you know, it's gone so far that we're in this era of the moral equivalency is every there everywhere all cultures are equal Everything is subjective everything is my truth participation trophies for everything and um, I think that the conservative side is si-opping themselves To believe somehow that freedom and liberty is somehow a negative and that is foreign money that is doing that Right That's why when I wrote the article about Tucker Carlson and the strategy behind tenant media I titled it how conservatives lost their counter counterculture status Because when they do this, they look silly. It doesn't mean you have to be you know

1:15:08There oh you doesn't mean you have to be like on board with all the uh policies that the liberal party Or democratic party Uh the collectivist party you shouldn't support and then of course because they're not even liberal right I would argue that conservative parties The republican party even the more religious conservatives They're more liberal than the liberal party right Because what's the opposite of liberal of liberty and freedom authoritarianism right where you are dictated how you live your life You don't want that. I don't want that nobody wants that you want of the freedom to choose and go through life and You know decide life on your terms. That's what it is right Obviously guidelines and certain things as they discussed before So I think we need to get away from this trying to turn the word liberal as a philosophy Into a pejorative it makes us look like morons. It's not smart And it will be our dooms end

1:16:09If we continue down that and it'll force us into the opposite Which is authoritarianism and what does authoritarianism look like in the modern world COVID lockdowns That's what COVID lockdowns were that's in the government decides what you do You don't want that You want liberty and freedom To decide if you're wanting to take Whatever surveys the sickness shot you want the freedom to decide that is liberalism. That's what freedom is right So I think this is an important point and this might be something we have to talk about more and more going forward And the problem is because the well is poisoned because the brand liberal has been captured by people who are collectivists right Uh Here's the kt says what I'm trying to address the word liberal has a different meaning today than 30 years ago No, no, no, we're not progressives. We don't change the definitions of words

1:17:11We don't change the definition of what a vaccine is the word liberal has some very specific meanings of liberal and freedom But conservatives trying to gain political power are trying to turn that into a pejorative and Seeding words that have positive connotation to the enemy Instead of calling it out what it is saying they're not liberal They're postmodern. They're collectivists Right they're like the borg is the best way to say that's how I described the the far left right um I grew out of disenchantment with enlightenment products world war one world war two You think world war one and world war two were enlightenment projects I don't think those were enlightenment projects at all. I mean, but that's a broader conversation to have But you tell me take the word liberal out Tell me how liberal and free liberty and freedom

1:18:14The liberty which is on the statue of liberty as it's named after You tell me how liberty and freedom is a negative go. I want to hear Liberals a wonderful brand name. It's well. Yeah, it's a stolen brand name right they've taken a philosophical framing of the world And they've grabbed it for themselves But everything that they profess is not liberal. That's the whole that's the problem And if we need if we're gonna fix modern society we need to unweave The and disentangle all these redefinitions that they've been creating that they've been creating that's been causing such chaos It's and it's really frustrating to see like my core we all have core values my core value is freedom as you Probably are not surprised to know that freedom is my core value and we all have them some people It's pride some to be both safety

1:19:15For me it's freedom. That's my core value Free bird says I vote freedom But the problem is we've been through what 50 years of the collectivist starting from the Soviet Union This word all started with the siopying and brainwashing people in the left To believe that liberty and freedom is their demise. It's not And in a world war one in world war two. What was that? That was the opposition to authoritarianism Right as for some reason Europeans are predisposed for authoritarianism I think it's the Germans because they're such They're very good at structure and organization And you take structure and organization to its most extreme conclusion What are you gonna get you're gonna get a centralized system that has to decide what you want to do and what you want to think I don't think any of us wants any third party Deciding what we want to do or we want to think except for perhaps those of you who are more religious

1:20:15And you want to be god you want to be guided with by god Okay, that's I think that's a reasonable alternative as well Uh, fixation every conversation the brand may be strong for decades of branding well ginger you're right And that's why This is gonna be a generational fix and remember us with um Those of you who know Imam Tahiti Imam of peace He is the rabid anti-Islamist used to be an extremist and Now he advocates for the west and tries to warn western countries of all the terrorists within their countries And I remember we're having a conversation with privately and he said you know brother This is not uh this collectivist nonsense Islamist garbage that we're all dealing with that we're talking about right now Uh, he said you know, he said exactly this you know brother This is not going to be saved in our it's not going to be solved in our lifetime

1:21:16This is not going to be solved for a hundred years Because look how much damage they've done over the last 50 years But I think the positive for all of us we've hit maximum stupidity right maximum woke stupidity We all agree It's enough and we all want to dial it back It's gonna take a while that's why cultural change is slow By design it has to be slow Because if we can fix it and take a couple of generations To fix it or several generations to fix it Then we will have solidified a more secure and prosperous future Which is what I think Donald Trump has been trying to do with his policies around the world He's been trying to secure America's interests and the interests of more freedom And liberty-minded countries over the long term right

1:22:16The right needs uh needs another brand and it is common sense Yeah, that could work The only problem with common sense is it becomes subjective for people like I agree with you But those words don't track With the subconscious Because it's subjective I agree with you 100% though And how do we do it? Well, maybe we can be participants in this process Of reaching out to people who have fallen victim to collectivism like if we could if our generations Could focus on our energy On just unbrainwashing people who have fallen victim to collectivism Then we will have done our job for future generations And if we think generationally like that like the islamus do Then we're going to affect positive change for the future right You know

1:23:17Europeans come from authoritings called monarchs and Lisa's and now our monarchs our monarchy is We'll say islamist Yeah, that's a problem anyways. That's just kind of my thought. I really think conservatives need to uh Address this and stop using Liberal as the pejorative because it's incorrect and it makes you sound Come and makes us sound really silly to people who are More biased towards liberty and freedom And focus on postmodern collectivism. That's what it is. That is the software That we're up against that's why at the Conference in Ottawa Jordan Peterson held up a copy of Stephen Hicks's book by the way you can listen to open college On YouTube and Spotify That's why Jordan Peterson held up Stephen Hicks's book explaining postmodernism And said you need to read this book you need to understand this philosophy

1:24:21This is what you're up against Jordan was speaking generationally he wasn't speaking right now in the next election He was speaking about the era in which we live And if we understand that's the era in which we live and we learn to fight a little bit more in a more sophisticated manner Then we're going to be victorious and by the way there's some people who use the word liberal As a pejorative because they're referring to the liberal party And it causes a lot of confusion That's what's causing so much of the chaos Um, I don't think that's the way to go I think you should be referring it to the blackface party in Canada As the collectivist party and collectivism a cousin of communism How to drive it in ridicule and repeat endlessly 100% silver coin 100% just make fun of it's hysterical Um must be a long bike ride planned

1:25:23Um, oh you're talking about free bird all you guys be slow down our world and stop counting on Outside sources to provide for us. We will find ourselves where we need to be. Yeah, you know You know, Jess you would like that book the sovereign individual that Jacob Reed smog His father helped write the very good book All right, so it's not all positive I think we had a little bit of fun today today was positive maybe tomorrow be a little bit more lightheaded And let me see if I can get some clips together and do something either tonight or in the afternoon tomorrow So I got to find a block of time because I think it's so much on my plate right now But I'll figure it a way to do we'll do a little kick slash locals stream and Maybe rumbles on I'm not sure, but we'll do something a little bit later on Please enjoy that for some of you. I know I think Jess you're one of them. I'm not mistaken. You love the fall The cooler weather the change of leaves and stuff like that for those of you who love that for me

1:26:25It's my personal hell it tells me the winter is coming But if that's your season if that's what's good for you. That's what you look forward to then you're in the best season of the year right and I think that's a good framing for You know continuing through your weekend ensuring that the weekends can be positive because It's look. It's the weekend right now It's the best day of the weekend. We just had an amazing coffee together You're starting your day off with some amazing positive and fun energy which what we always do here And no matter what sort of Negative noise or negative energy you will encounter today It's not gonna bother you It's not gonna bother you because we started with in honor of Scott our simultaneous sip And we just had a lot of fun talking about some interesting things and hopefully I've given I'm trying to give some perspectives again I'm trying to always give The counter arguments or You know the best framing of maybe ideas that we may not always agree with doesn't mean you have to agree with it

1:27:30But it's good to hear the best arguments, right? So To Scott and to all of you We'll close it off with another another sip Have an awesome day So