#126: American PsySLOP, Israel Trap in Iran, Johnny Somali, Epstein Suicide Note? w/ Ryan Dawson

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Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:01

Good day, everybody, and welcome back to Divulgence. And uh welcome back to Mr. Ryan Dawson, author, filmmaker, researcher, extraordinaire. What's going on, man? Good to see you. You got the bell now?

SPEAKER_02 0:14

I got my Zog whistle.

SPEAKER_00 0:15

Nice. Since we talked last, I uh turtle one. I got a bell too.

SPEAKER_02 0:20

So uh that one's more styling and profiling.

SPEAKER_00 0:25

So that's funny, man. How are you doing? Good to see you.

SPEAKER_02 0:27

Dizzy ride limousines.

SPEAKER_00 0:30

Nah. What's going on, dude? How you how you been?

SPEAKER_02 0:34

Too much going on. Too much going on in the world. You got the Epstein files in the background, the Iran war in the foreground, Iran slash Lebanon slash Iraq war. Man, it's there's going off everywhere. They hit the E they hit East Israel or the UAE. I call them East Israel. Uh last night, my time, they hit them in Fujara because they're trying to circumvent the blockade on the strait. And of course, the reason they've closed the strait is because all these Gulf nations, America and Israel, attacked Iran preemptively during negotiations. They seem to omit that part of the story and act like they closed the strait out of the baby for no reason at all. You attack them. It was open before the war. It got closed because of the war. And Trump tried this stunt where he tried to send a destroyer in, you know, to escort commercial ships.

SPEAKER_00 1:27

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:28

It's like you were just at war a few weeks ago. You cannot put a warship up next to their coast for any reason. And they told you not to do that. So they fired a couple warning shots, and that ship turned around. And what CentCom did is they made up this fake news of fake news. They said Iran said they fired and hit a ship. No, they didn't. You said that they said that. They said they fired warning shots, which is what they actually did. They can't stop lying. And now they're lying about Iran lying to try and discredit them. It's unbelievable. But Fujera was hit, and that's undeniable. Smoke columns coming out of the refinery. And that's what they get. I mean, the UAE did allow their territory to be used as a launching pad into attacks on Iran where people were murdered. For nothing. Not a threat to the United States. There's no Iranian threat. There's only an Epstein threat. Um, about an hour ago, Trump decided to pause that. He's no longer sending ships in to escort ships out. It's like, yeah, right. You don't need to do that. Iran's gonna let out what it lets out, and they don't need escorts. You cannot go into, I'm gonna call it the Strait of Persia. Since he renamed the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, I'm gonna call it the Strait of Persia. You can't go into the Persian Strait. Of course, Miss Lindsey Graham, he didn't like any straight.

SPEAKER_00 3:07

No, that's uh I don't think he can say the word straight. That's not part of his his uh code book, that's not part of his playbook, that's not part of his milieu, that's not part of his anything. No. Um so is the war just gonna start back up again? Uh that's what it's it almost seems like, unless someone is making a proper move for peace.

SPEAKER_02 3:37

I mean, is it well they did move two more carriers in place? The Bush and the Ford. The Ford was supposed to be there on the last attack, but they had a mutiny, so it that didn't happen. But so now they have the Lincoln, the Bush, and the Ford, and they've sent over all these refuelers. Now, why in the world would you do that unless you're gonna use the Air Force? It's not they're not doing this for fun or or to flex. Uh, why do you need these refuelers? These Casey's. So it looks like that's the plan. It's really stupid, but then again, you can't really base Trump's actions on what would the rational thing to do be. You gotta base it on what his donors are telling him he has to do. And his donors are not rational, they're not they're all they're not military people, it's just like civilian uh they're good at human trafficking and the pervert stuff, they're not good at making war plans. And so there's even a rumor on the day, May 7th, very soon. That's uh something that's been kicked around. Now that's not a guarantee, it's just saying, look, there are a lot of signals when you when the U.S. moves carriers, that's how we knew they were gonna attack in February. They put the carriers in place. Okay, if they're gonna put aircraft carriers sitting out there in the Gulf of Omen, they plan on using them, and you combine that with the refuelers and all the rhetoric. Oh, they they looked like they were itching for a Gulf of Tonkin type incident, or well, in that one, they no one even fired on them, they could just lie back in the day. Signal intelligence proved they lied, but they wanted to Iran to fire first. You blockading them and putting warships that imagine if the the reverse. If we had just ended a war and then Iran sent warships into Louisiana or something, they would get shot, of course. Of course. But if the American exceptionalism is a truly baffling mental disease or illness, is what would you do if they did it to you? They don't have the most basic exercise, like put yourself in their shoes, you attack them, your gunboats are next to their shore. Yes, they're gonna fire on you. No, it's not international water. You're told not to go in, you went in, and you got some warning shots. I'm wondering if China has given Iran or sold to Iran any of those CM320s, 320s. Those torpedoes are extremely fast and actually could hit carriers. What Iran has with drone swarms and all that is nonsense. They're not sinking a carrier, they can't even reach them. They have hypersonic missiles, but the the carriers are sitting out of range. But if they had those CM320s, they could tag them, and there would nothing would please me more than sinking the Lincoln just because it's called the Lincoln, and they've been sitting out there attacking them for a month, you know, in 10 days, 41 days, or whatever it was. Well, it's American sailors. I'm like, yeah, the American sailors that are attacking Iran on behalf of Israel for no reason. They should have done like the Ford had a mutiny, set the laundry on fire, break the toilets, you know, chimp out and go home.

SPEAKER_00 7:10

Is that what they did? Is that what happened? Is there proof of that? Really?

SPEAKER_02 7:16

Well, well, you can say it's all accidents that the toilets just happen to break on you know after they've been out at sea for 309 days, maybe, but then when the laundry rooms are all set on fire, too, right before the war.

SPEAKER_01 7:29

Hmm.

SPEAKER_02 7:31

And the sailors themselves are saying we've had enough.

SPEAKER_00 7:34

It did seem like a oddly timed catastrophe, right? Yeah, because yeah, like it wasn't just the laundry fires.

SPEAKER_02 7:42

Um, yeah, there was a few issues going on, and then it just it they have been out for so long that stuff does start to break, but not uniformly like that.

SPEAKER_00 7:52

It's yeah, it was like a bad, bad uh episode of a cruise. It wasn't a toilet, it was all of them.

SPEAKER_02 7:59

It wasn't one laundry. It that's people did that, duh. There's saboteurs on that boat. That's a mutiny, and they don't want to admit that, they want to act like it's all accidental. It's kind of like when the F-18s fell off the boat in the water, did they? Or did they get shot down? Me, even if it was friendly fire, like that's even more of a screw up. You shot down your own plane, right?

SPEAKER_00 8:21

Right.

SPEAKER_02 8:22

That was the excuse for one of them, and that was the excuse for the uh F-15Es, which is the most advanced fighter dead. That's more than the F-35, is the F-15 Eagle, and three of those were shot over Kuwait, right? It's like, was that really friendly fire? Are you that incompetent, or did somebody get that from Iraq? It did seem to be air to air just based on the size of the explosion, so it wasn't uh air defense from the ground, it was someone played tag, but that's worse. You guys are so out of control, you're shooting yourself. It's like a woman parking a car, it's just chaos.

SPEAKER_00 9:05

Well, what which was the sorry I just it just slipped my mind. Which was the ship that had the laundry players and all that? The Gerald Ford right, sorry, the Ford.

SPEAKER_02 9:14

Yeah, yeah. That's the flagship, that's the biggest carrier. So they wanted that in there. It didn't participate. Basically, they went in half-cocked, killed the Ayatollah. They only had one carrier. For reference, they put in six for the Iraq War, and they only had one, we're gonna have two, but they ended up with one. So this time they're gonna have three, which let three is a magic number because it lets you rotate sorties in and out consistently with no break. So Iran was launching its ballistic missiles in waves. So whenever the U.S. died down, then they'd shoot and they'd hit the Gulf and Israel and everyone else. With three carriers, you can do round-the-clock bombing. But the thing is, they've run out of standoff munitions, and Iran can shoot those down. They've got infrared tracking, they've got some Q9s, they they might get some of them, they might kill some pilots and blow up some planes. There's just no purpose in it. What are we doing? I know what we're doing. We're we're we're saving greater Israel, yeah. But you know, what's in it for the United States? You're causing a global economic catastrophe, and that's already set in stone. It's got some lag time because you had some oil in the pipelines, you had some oil in the ships that were already on their way, right? That was delivered, but there's nothing behind that. Kuwait, uh, I think they're at zero. That that hasn't happened since the first Gulf War in '91. No exports, none. And that's a major oil exporter and LNG, this which they turned off. So did Qatar. There's gonna be shortages, and there's gonna be price hikes. You're gonna run out of aviation fuel. I was saying the other day, spirit airlines come up. Yes, yeah, they laugh because uh, black strippers are gonna have to find somewhere else to fight each other. But Frontier could be next, and it it'll it doesn't end at spirit, it could go along as it gets more expensive, or just the entire economy class, you know, regular people, they're just not gonna be able to fly, they're gonna get priced out.

SPEAKER_00 11:29

Yeah, that's I feel like that's probably gonna happen soon if what they're saying is true, especially like in Europe. They're there. That's why I wanted to ask you as well. Do you think it'll hit their harder?

SPEAKER_02 11:41

Yeah, and I'm in East Asia. If people are talking trash, I really haven't seen it other than we they now charge for plastic bags, okay, you know, penny or whatever they used to be free. Those are made by prisons. Johnny Somali's be making some plastic bags, it makes me want to use paper now.

SPEAKER_00 11:59

Uh yes, nothing that guy touched. That's what I wanted to get into as well. Talk about Johnny Somali. Um, before we get into Johnny Somali, though, do you think that the um the news and reports that we're getting on uh particularly Europe being so low on fuel that uh you know people gotta stop going to work and no more flights and everything like that? Like some airlines are saying uh by at this point they're probably at like a couple weeks left, maybe three or four weeks left of fuel. Uh, do you believe that that's that's the case, or are they just trying to put I don't think they have three weeks left of fuel.

SPEAKER_02 12:39

What they are doing though is they are canceling flights, so they'll still have flights from major cities. Okay, so for example, I know like the the flight from New York to LA, that's gonna remain in the US, but the flight from like Orlando to maybe Norfolk or something, that's canceled. Like the smaller cities just aren't getting flights, and in Europe it's probably the same thing where I don't know, Paris, London's probably fine, you know, Dublin, London's probably fine, but uh to a little bit smaller cities, maybe no. Maybe you can't go to Manchester or something. I don't know, but they are gonna reduce flights and gonna hike prices. I think it's hyperbole to say in three weeks they're out of fuel. I don't think so. I think uh Australia was in a condition like that, but most of Europe, I mean, they will get the Russian oil just through intermediaries, and there's Norway, and they do have some sources, and Romania can take care of itself. But it's there is a tight squeeze, and the price is gonna go up. Where they're really suffering is places like Indochina, so like Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, also the Philippines, Australia. Australia has a lot of LNG, but no oil. So they're looking for anywhere to buy it. Japan, China, and Korea are dipping into reserves. They have oil only because they saved it. Uh, so that if this war continues, all of them are gonna be in dire straits. And and look, they're not gonna allow this. China alone is enough to worry about with it, even without um South Korea and Japan. So they are letting Chinese and Japanese and Indian ships out. There was a Korean ship that got hit, but the news was just so wrong. Okay, a Korean ship had a fire, an anchored ship, the HMM. And they're all like, oh, the Iranian guard has attacked a Korean ship. No, they didn't. There was no drone, no missile, no shooting of a Korean ship. They said a water mine must have drifted and hit the port side and created a fire. Only 24 people on this boat. Um, only 10 of them Korean. But um, no casualties or anything. But I'm thinking because Trump ran to True Social and actually like Korea should get into the war, their ships are being attacked. Holy fuck. I think the UAE hit that ship because this is why I don't think a mine just drifted along and hit. Iran has been taking ships in and out of the strait, and nobody's hit a water mine. If these things were just randomly moving around, there's no storm or anything like that. It was like calm weather and an anchored ship. It wasn't even moving around, it's just sitting in the same place, and so the mine came over and ran into them, and in a way that didn't kill anyone and didn't even sink the boat. It that does seem like your Gulf of Tonkin or it's like I think they use UA proxies to go target a Korean ship to attempt to drag Korea into the war. And I'll tell you why. Korea has what America needs, what Israel needs, which is interceptors. And people kind of got it wrong when they're like, well, America took um missile defense out of Korea and put it in Israel. Yeah, America took its own American systems out of Korea and stuck them in Israel. They took patriot systems on American bases and relocated them to save the Israelis. They did not take Korea's own native air defense systems and Korean missiles, which they have a lot of because of North Korea. They might even have the most of all U.S. allies. It's South Korea because of North Korea, because of China to a small extent. But yeah, I mean the North keeps building them, so the South keeps building them. But excuse me. Now it's not perfect, no air defense system is, but Korea and Russia have some pretty the S400 is good because it the radar is so expansive because you're early warming. If you combine that with the Book 1 M M2 and the Pansea, then you have a pretty good defense system. But you need them all for all different types of high altitude, low altitude, this, that, and the other. So if they could drag Korea into the war, they'd get the Korean Navy, but more importantly, they'd get hold of all those interceptors. But Korea just gave them the middle finger. They're like, all right, a water mine drifted into our boat, no one attacked us, we weren't even moving, it was anchored. But I am highly suspicious of the UAE doing that themselves. It was right off Fujara, and I thought, nah, I think you guys are so desperate, Europe's not going to help you. And you're thinking if we attack this boat, then maybe we can drag them in.

SPEAKER_00 17:59

Right.

SPEAKER_02 18:02

There's no incentive for Iran to attack a Korean ship and just add problems, you know. There's no reason. So they didn't do it.

SPEAKER_00 18:10

Yeah, that that that sounds odd.

SPEAKER_02 18:13

Um, yeah, and I'll tell you this: even with the Korean Navy, you still wouldn't open the Strait of Remuse. But the interceptors would give them, I don't know, how many more weeks of being able to F around. But there's no way. South Korea's not dumb. They're not gonna, they're not gonna move even one system. Those are there for a legitimate threat from North Korea, and they don't give a damn about defending Israel. They ain't on the Epstein list. Korea put their own president in prison. Again, yeah, you mess around here, you go to jail. Like colleague Ramsey, Ramsey colleague Ishmael or Johnny Somali. That little bastard. So he's so dumb. I have filmed this. I was at the courthouse, and uh, yeah. Let me think of their nicknames because I know their name. It's Satozi, Atozi, that's not his name. And I think Andrew Esquire, that's not his name either. But they're they do these YouTube shows following this case constantly, and some others are there. We'll just call them the Somali conviction team.

SPEAKER_00 19:30

Yep.

SPEAKER_02 19:31

Because I don't think they, I don't know, I'm not sure who's out with it. They're paranoid, whatever. So, but they're all at the courthouse steps, and they were disappointed because he got six months labor, uh, 20 days detention, and uh it's a register as a sex offender. And we wanted at least three to five years. The prosecutors are pretty clever because what they did is they went ahead and sentenced him on the stuff he pled guilty to, plus, his uh they found him guilty of all charges, actually, his uh deep fake uh charges of why he has to register as a sex offender. But now he goes in as a repeat offender, and Somali submitted an appeal, and it's like, you idiot, you your prison time doesn't even start now until your appeal is in process, which could take like five months. So you just bought yourself five months in a detention and your appeal's gonna fail, and then after that, you start your six months labor in prison. So now you're in there a year, pretty much, because you have the 20 days in addition to that. So, you know, 10 days short of a year or whatever about, and um then the prosecution put it in an appeal, and so that'll add time, and most likely their appeal will work and he'll end up getting more time because he expressed no remorse, nothing, just he's a lying psychopath. So he might get to three to five years plus what he's doing now, and there is no time serve crap, it's like nope, you're in there. This is why you don't do appeals, you unless you're in there for 20 years, then you can do it because what's another five months, you know, if your appeal works. But if you've got six months, don't do an appeal, just take your six months and leave, you know, because the process is almost that long anyway. Uh, especially if you need English interpreters and da-da-da. It's really slow. That's why you don't want to mess around in Korea as a foreigner, you're gonna be stuck there forever. So let me tell you what how bad the detention center is, because they're like, oh, he's just avoiding prison, and so he wants to stay in the detention center. I would argue that place is worse than prison because prison with labor, you get to go to a factory and make shopping bags or or something, but the time passes because you have something to do, yeah, you have work, you know. Yeah, however, in the detention center, they're just sitting in a room. Five six guys to a room with a hover toilet. Like you can't even sit on it. It's one of those, you know, you gotta squat over. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 22:09

How the fuck does that work? Let me see. What are what are they called?

SPEAKER_02 22:13

Hover toilets? No, it's just it's just old toilet. Like you can't sit on it. You have so, like in Japan, Japan and Korea have the best toilets, you know, heated seat, all that. You don't get one of those. You get one of those squat potties. Because back in the day, these societies have such a strong taboo on contact. Like they don't shake hands, they just like it's in the floor. Nobody wants to sit on the same chair as someone else sat on in a public restroom. So they actually prefer kind of hovering over and going on this like hole in the floor, basically.

SPEAKER_00 22:51

Okay, I think I found it.

SPEAKER_02 22:52

Other people they don't care, they're like, I'll sit where someone else sit, I'll just swipe to see a little sit down because they want to sit down, you know.

SPEAKER_00 22:58

Yeah, there's that's kind of what we're talking about, pretty much.

SPEAKER_02 23:02

Yeah, that's dude.

SPEAKER_00 23:04

Man, that would keep me straight. They smelling you.

SPEAKER_02 23:08

Yeah, what it does though, there's no line in the bathroom because people get in, do their duty, and get out. Like nobody's sitting there looking at their phone or nothing. I kind of agree with putting them in public areas, is like, hey, this is just you have to go, right? Nobody wants to sit and wait for you. Because that's what ever since cell phones, that's what people do. They sit on the commode and you're like, I need to go, but someone's been in there forever because they're sitting there doing this, right? So they have squat potties in train stations and stuff to force you to speed up, and because people don't want to be where someone else already was, but I'm like, dude, these are just as nasty because they're all around the floor where people miss and whatever. So it he's got a squat potty that he has to share with five other men who are all criminals in the same room, and they have to eat, they get rice and soup in a bucket, like a fishing bucket. They just dump it's so nasty, and it's not good rice, it's like what rice got rejected and couldn't be sold in stores, yeah, goes to the detention center. It's kind of like school lunch. Then um they get 30 minutes exercise outside every other Saturday. So that means you're getting 15 minutes every week, or you know, it averages out. You get to go outside for half an hour every two weeks. And if it rains, oh well. It rained to walk around in the rain, then they give you toilet paper.

SPEAKER_00 24:47

Do you at least get toilet paper or or what? I feel like you don't get toilet paper. Oh, you do.

SPEAKER_02 24:52

No, they'll give they give them tissues.

SPEAKER_00 24:54

Or is it like rice paper? Oh god.

SPEAKER_02 24:57

They give them tissue, like a little square packet of tissue paper. And they get socks that aren't washed and prison uniforms. They don't even get beds, they gotta sleep on a futon on the floor next to other pe other men. And the toilet's in the room, it's not in a different room, it's just like in the corner of the room, and the lowest ranking prisoner has to sleep near the toilet, like the the senior ones on the wall uh farthest.

SPEAKER_00 25:28

So he's probably near the toilet right now.

SPEAKER_01 25:30

Oh, he's probably on the toilet, like probably on the toilet.

SPEAKER_02 25:36

He can't speak Korean. Oh, he's in there on in the detention center. He's probably in there with other foreigners, but they could they're probably from China, whatever. He's still they're not Americans, you know. Maybe some Nigerians, whatever. Uh, possibly some of them know some English. What who cares? But he can't participate in the other activities that other prisoners can do because he can't speak Korean and they're not gonna translate. They're like, nope. So he's got five months, five or six months there until his appeal's done, uh, plus his regular 20 days, and then he's gonna start prison labor for six months in jail jail. He's a registered sex offender and he will be deported. But we'll see how the appeal goes, and that'll take some months, probably August or something. And I'm hoping he I want the five year, I wanted the death penalty, but three to five years is reasonable deterrent, you know. These kick streamers, they need to get handcuffed and prisoned.

SPEAKER_00 26:34

Okay, I was just gonna ask you some what's the what's the deal with this guy? Um, we'll get into his crimes. What's the deal with this guy before his crimes?

SPEAKER_02 26:43

And uh he's got something wrong with his brain, man. Like he he did a strip dance on the comfort women statue for the women raped by the Imperial Japanese Army in World War II. He went in there and poured beard on it and uh took his shirt off his stuff and started twerking on the child statue. The statue of they're like these gold statues, gold-colored statues. He went in there rubbing his butt on it, and like why you just want to piss people off. There's no other reason to do that. And he hates Japan too. He was praising Hiroshima and Fukushima, Nagasaki, like the atomic bombings, the tsunami, like he thought it was all great. And it's just like you can go around in Asia and act like that, and they don't know how to deal with it. They don't no one acts like that. It's not Chicago, no one runs around yelling or chasing people, the dead fish, or blaring music on the bus, or that's really disruptive to a functional society. And he, yeah, I don't even like looking at him. Like, he's such a little shit. He's like five foot two, uh, just an annoying, he's a nigger. Like, that's what that word is for. And black people would agree with me on this. Like, that is a nigger, and he has harmed relations for all black tourists in Asia just because of him. They used to be pretty well, like the stereotypes were pretty positive. Oh, you're athletic, and I mean it's dumb, but this is the stereotypes. Now it's like, yeah, you're loud, rude, late, all you know, all negative, and it's all because of him. Yeah, he put Shinzo Abe there.

SPEAKER_00 28:29

Sorry, who okay. Well, so what's the significance of this one?

SPEAKER_02 28:33

It's the Prime Minister of Japan.

SPEAKER_00 28:35

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_02 28:37

Yeah, whose grandfather actually was part of the horrible things Japan did in Korea.

SPEAKER_00 28:44

Right.

SPEAKER_02 28:46

He's just just an agitator.

SPEAKER_00 28:49

Yeah, okay.

SPEAKER_02 28:52

He's also making fun of him being shot. I think in the picture you're showing me, uh Abe was killed in Yamato Saidaiji. And so he was just trolling, like, haha, your prime minister got shot. Because Japan put him in jail for three months for the stuff he did there. Uh he'd just go into restaurants blaring music and disrupt everything. He went into 7-Eleven in Korea, just like poured ramen out on the floor, and then started throwing it at people. Just being a nigger. And it's just he got hit. He got knocked. A friend of mine knocked him out cold, knocked out his cameraman, too. He got punched in Japan, punched in Korea. He did something in Israel. Who cares what he did there? Fuck Israel. Like that they they murder kids. Like he fits in just perfectly there.

SPEAKER_01 29:45

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 29:46

He claims to be Jewish. I don't think so. I think he just gravitates to whatever people hate at the moment, and that's what he wants to be because negative attention is what he lives on, is getting a rise out of people uh disrupting society and just niggering it up. And these other people came and copied them. They'd tell him this German guy came and put a loud boom box on the train and started breakdancing and stuff. Kind of crap they do in New York and all, but like you can't do that. People sleep on the train. Like, this isn't your house. You can't come over and act a fool.

unknown 30:26

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 30:27

Uh, this guy, Vitali, I think he's a Russian dude.

SPEAKER_00 30:30

He can't heard of him. Is he the guy that's uh sorry to interrupt? Is he the guy that I don't know if it's real or not, but he claims a streaker? Yeah, okay. And he and he now does he try to capture predators? Is that the guy?

SPEAKER_02 30:46

It was fake. That guy that whole thing, he never captured any predators, it was all rigged.

SPEAKER_00 30:52

Okay, the one with that actor, that Canadian actor, that was fake.

SPEAKER_02 30:55

He just I was like, why don't you just actually catch your predators? Easy to do, they didn't want to risk it, you know. So they faked they paid people to do it. He also went to the Philippines, he stole like a mall cop's motorcycle, took his hat, went behind the counter in Burger King, and just started like goofing around and following people and yelling at them, like right next to ladies and stuff, just being a fucking nigger. He's not black, but he's a nigger too. Jack and he was just kind of stuff, but yeah, jackass, but like jackass did stuff to each other.

SPEAKER_00 31:31

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 31:32

Not they didn't they didn't like I remember when Logan Paul tried to copy the jackass format, and they were playing like nerf football in Japan and just like running in and knocking over stuff, and they're like, Don't worry, we'll pay for it all. It's like guy, it's not about the money, it's what you're doing. They they just didn't register them, yeah. And he filmed uh The Suicide Forest.

SPEAKER_00 31:55

Yep, bless you.

SPEAKER_02 31:58

What are your thoughts on that? Yeah, okay. Fuck him, dude. He he's like express remorse, but it's because his PR agents told him to.

SPEAKER_00 32:06

Well, yeah, I mean, yeah, like fuck most of these.

SPEAKER_02 32:09

You are a grown-ass adult, you know better. Yeah, you knew it's not like oh, I'm sorry, you did it for the clicks, and you already had a lot of money and fame. There was no point in this, but they run out of stuff to do, and they're like, let's go act like assholes in Asia. Because doing that, if you did that in many US cities, no one would notice because so many people are loud and obnoxious, but it a at a place that uh it's hard for people who've never been to Japan or Korea to understand, like they don't act like that. They sure as hell are not playing football inside a store. That's something some teenagers are doing in Walmart. You could see that I like no big deal, but they're just mortified, like you've got these loud, obnoxious people that don't speak the language that are just goofing around and knocking stuff over and disrupting traffic, and you know, no respect at all. Like he like you see that you see where they everyone looking.

SPEAKER_00 33:12

I'm worried that these bunch of attention whores. I'm worried that these fucking attention whores are gonna start getting into more of them, are gonna start getting into office. Like you see, Jake Paul there did a rally with Trump, and he's saying, Oh, he should run for office, and now you know he's saying, Oh, maybe we'll run for office, and as far as I know, Jake didn't do any of this stuff that Logan did with in Japan and all.

SPEAKER_02 33:39

I think he riggs boxing matches.

SPEAKER_00 33:42

I still think he's a fucking loser, though. Man, I come on.

SPEAKER_02 33:45

I I you know, I think he's he's a shell not on purpose, but he's actually done some good stuff for fighters because they did get big payouts, even though it was to you know to to lay down. Yeah, they got some money when they needed it. And when Ben Askren got he got in a real lot of trouble, uh health-wise, Jake paid his medical bills. So I was like, okay, that's he's not all bad, you know. But Logan's just he's in WWE, and but it's like fuck you, dude. You came to Japan and you acted like Somali, basically, and I don't like him.

SPEAKER_00 34:23

Yeah, fair enough.

SPEAKER_02 34:26

It's not like he did this when he was 19 or something either. He did this, yeah, he knew you come. You can't do that. Yeah, you brought a film crew and everything, you plan this out. It wasn't like you spontaneously had an idea, like go on. Uh, you know, it was like you went there, you brought cameramen, like you said, we're gonna do this, and then we'll try and pay our way out of it. And there's you know, YouTube doesn't punish them, doesn't do anything. Kick's the worst, though. Kick enables it's like this YouTube type of site financed by gamblers, and they pay all these degenerates to go around and do degenerate stuff.

SPEAKER_00 35:08

I hate all that stuff.

SPEAKER_02 35:09

I clavicular is one of those, the guy that OD'd or hate that guy too, man.

SPEAKER_00 35:14

Like these people are so toxic, they're so toxic, man.

SPEAKER_02 35:18

They're out there breaking the law and filming it and kicking it.

SPEAKER_00 35:22

And he's already don't worry.

SPEAKER_02 35:24

I mean, you'll get if you make enough money on your stream, we'll just pay your bail and whatever. Well, just do they don't care. They have made acting like an ass clown a career. It's the same thing when Rampage Jackson's kid uh was in a pro wrestling match, and he decided to start actually punching the guy. Psycho Stew, he slammed him and then just started drilling him in the face, knocked his teeth out. And this guy's letting you do it. He like it's scripted, and then you start wailing on him because your chat was calling you a bitch or something.

SPEAKER_00 35:59

Right, right, right.

SPEAKER_02 36:00

I remember the whole thing streamed on kick, and they got a lot of clicks, I'm sure. But if you didn't have kick doing that, these people wouldn't act that way, they act that way for because they're narcissistic, and I mean that in the clinical sense. Like, narcissism is not arrogance, it's not oh, I'm the best. It's it's often coupled with arrogance. So, narcissism is when you think everyone's paying attention to you, even if they aren't, like you think you're the center of the world, but that could be a paranoid thing, not a confidence thing. Like everyone's looking at me, whatever. That's also narcissism. But this thing with yo chat, yo chat, like their little chat world is their life, like that. The chat thinks I'm a bitch, the chat thinks I'm in this, the chat, and they ask chat questions and have hey everyone in chat, hit one if blah blah blah. And they dictate their life, and it's because the chat got on his nerves so much and was dogging on him that he went out to prove them wrong and punch this guy out who let him who was like giving him his body. Pro wrestlers like rely on the other wrestler. Hey, my safety's in your hands, don't actually drop me on the head, don't actually punch me. What a bitch, man. He didn't do it outside in the parking lot, he did it when the other guy thinks it's fake. That is being that's the ultimate bitch, yeah. But anyway, that was kicked. That was kick too. And Rajah Jackson is is he's gonna get sentenced. I stopped following that case, it's just made my blood boil. This is not a debatable thing. Who cares if he's Rampage's son? Rampage has nothing to do with it. I mean, you could argue he didn't have your dad call you a bitch is probably not healthy, and that is something he does. But Rampage, too. I mean, he's sexually harassed people on camera, like people interviewing him, and he's like starts humping him like a dog. It's like, dude, you're not a comedian. This isn't SNL that you don't have their consent. This is a random person trying to get an interview, and you're acting like this. Disgusting.

SPEAKER_00 38:17

It is, it's these people exhibit this absolutely disgusting behavior, and they get so many followers and and like the clicks I get, but like some of these people seem like they have these legit followers that actually look up to some of these people, and it's yeah, sad.

SPEAKER_02 38:34

The looks maximum thing is something like all right, you're promoting big pharma and plastic surgery and stuff. And the Clav guy, he's been to he's been arrested like three times in the last three months. Yes, apparently he shot an alligator or a crocodile or something. That's right, yeah. He did this, he like did got choked out in a club on purpose by his friend. It was totally fake. He starts having like a seizure on the floor, and no, that doesn't happen.

SPEAKER_00 39:02

I was fake. I called that right away.

SPEAKER_02 39:05

Absolutely fake, absolutely fake, but they're attention horse, and they're like, Oh, I got a five million dollar club. I'm like, it is not worth that much, and yeah, you had a big day, and then the next day it was empty. I don't think he ought to be scared. He couldn't lift 135 pounds. I was like, Yeah, because you've got like injections and fake muscles and stuff, you don't have it, you don't need to do that. Uh, I'm not against plastic surgery, liposuction, whatever, getting braces like to fix your teeth. Okay, like if you feel something you need to do, fine, but you don't need to do all of them, and I'm very much against steroids and all that other stuff. That's gonna mess up your heart, it's gonna mess up your brain, it comes with consequences. It's not the same thing. Of you know, getting a nose job might help you breathe better, might help you look better, but you know, you're really altering your face, and it's fake, and it's just it just adds to the overall fake and gay. But the roids and the meth, like you need to lose weight, just diet, don't do meth. Like, you're gonna blow up your heart, you're gonna have gray hair by the time you're 29. Uh, just anyway. Somali started the whole thing, he was the OG nuisance streamer. It's weird because the Tate brothers would condemn all that, but with Clav, they're so soft. Like, Andrew went to tell them not to do drugs. I'm like, do that in person.

SPEAKER_00 40:49

They want to hang out with him, that's for sure.

SPEAKER_02 40:50

Yeah, I'm like, don't don't lend him your clout. Like, don't do that in person because you're just making him bigger, even if you say don't do this, don't do that, you're you're just adding to his fame. Don't do don't hang out with these losers. No, it's gonna drag you down too. Sad to see.

SPEAKER_00 41:11

Um did you uh moving on to Epstein a little bit? Did you see this? Uh two things I want to ask you about specifically. Uh first one is did you hear about this supposed suicide note that was that's been locked away?

SPEAKER_02 41:29

Yeah, I take that with a grain of salt. We'll see. There was another woman, uh, an Italian girl that just disappeared, who was one of the early uh whistleblowers. She just disappeared.

SPEAKER_00 41:40

Oh, the one that fought him off with the with the dildo. I think that's the one, right? I don't know if that part of the story is true, but well, that's that's the one that's the story that's been told, though, right?

SPEAKER_02 41:54

I think they add ridiculous on purpose to discredit otherwise credible things.

SPEAKER_00 41:59

Yeah, well, for sure, man.

SPEAKER_02 42:01

That wouldn't even work. These little girls with a dildo or whatever are not gonna fight off Epstein. No, it just sounds ridiculous. He was actually much uh stronger than he looked. Like people see him in his 60s, but he was pretty broad-chested, like he was somewhat in shape, but a girl would have no chance, even with a dildo, if he wanted to grab her and do whatever he can. Agreed, whatever. It's funny, like he's throwing, she's throwing dildos. Maybe it was one of those two-handers, whatever. He did have a lot of sex toys. Yeah, Bank of America's gonna have to pay about 72 and a half million dollars. That's come through. That's another bank that was facilitating payments, including those from uh Leon Black.

SPEAKER_00 42:53

Who are they paying this to the government or to uh victims?

SPEAKER_02 42:58

60 new victims, 60, not six, six zeros new new victims, okay.

SPEAKER_00 43:07

Interesting.

SPEAKER_02 43:08

We already had hundreds from the JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank.

SPEAKER_00 43:12

Right, yes, this is never ending.

SPEAKER_02 43:14

It's always more girls, uh, more clients, and just the stories get more and more disgusting. I got the platform for talking about all that. I mean, Stripe owes me like $440,000, like half a million dollars. Because every year they would rug pull, and I'm I'm fighting with them now. Say, okay, fine, don't pay me, but then you've got to refund all the customers, and they're not doing that either. I'm like, you can't continue to collect and then not pay out. Yeah, that's what I say. 72 and a half, that's exactly what it is. There you go. So that started at the tail end of March, but it'll the sentencing officially, I think, is gonna be in August.

SPEAKER_00 44:02

They did not admit liability in the settlement stating the deal allows them to move past the matter.

SPEAKER_02 44:08

As if it's like all the obvious red flags.

SPEAKER_00 44:11

As if it's an inconvenience for them, like disgusting motherfuckers, man. Just absolutely disgusting.

SPEAKER_02 44:23

They wouldn't monitor the accounts because they didn't care.

SPEAKER_00 44:27

Yeah. That's fucking ridiculous. So let's get back to your situation a little bit with uh Stripe and everything. So um sucks.

SPEAKER_02 44:37

Never use Stripe unless you have to. But Stripe is the intermediary for Twitter, they're the intermediary for Substack, they're the intermediary for a lot of things because PayPal is gayer than a box of AIDS, and Stripe is right there with them. There's a company called Subscribestar, it's the alternative to Patreon because Patreon will cancel you too. But Subscribestar used to use PayPal. I'm like, that's so stupid. Anybody going to Subscribestar has already been banned on PayPal. So then they switched to Stripe. Well, they're going to do the same thing. So now they strip to a third company. I'm not going to say its name, but hopefully they can do that. And I've applied to them, but I've been waiting for four days and they haven't approved me yet. So I don't know. Not sure what I'm going to do. I'm going to keep pushing Substack and my weekend.

SPEAKER_00 45:28

It was the weekend and uh you know Monday, Tuesday. So yeah.

SPEAKER_02 45:31

Let's hope that Sunday, probably nothing, and we'll see.

SPEAKER_00 45:36

Let's hear you. Hope uh I'm hoping today or tomorrow.

SPEAKER_02 45:38

I'm like, dude, get me in. I'm ready to roll. I I'm ready to transfer from one site to the next.

SPEAKER_00 45:46

Cool.

SPEAKER_02 45:46

So I can't start canceling the other one until they can move to the new one.

SPEAKER_00 45:51

Sure. Sure.

SPEAKER_02 45:52

In the meantime, it's gonna suck, dude. I'm gonna have to go through each email by hand and write them a letter asking and explaining the whole thing.

SPEAKER_00 46:02

Um, the people that have put money together.

SPEAKER_02 46:05

People who are current members, yeah. Okay, see a lot of my fans, they don't even they don't even do it to unlock content, they do it because they agree with what I'm doing.

SPEAKER_00 46:15

Yeah, man.

SPEAKER_02 46:16

I'm kind of a special case, like they just like, yeah, get them. Hammer Israel. You could think of me as the anti-Israel avatar. That's how they do it for like 26 years, is choke slamming Israel through the Spanish announce table.

SPEAKER_00 46:35

Uh what would you stripe, dude?

SPEAKER_02 46:38

They did this to Jeremy McKenzie, they did this to Red Ice. Oh, there's another company, Entropy. Entropy was like the alternative to super chats. Oh, that's over. Okay, they they're done. They get they went after all their everything. They're now I'm gonna have to use like crypto, and that and no one uses that, so it's over for them.

SPEAKER_01 47:00

Okay, hmm.

SPEAKER_02 47:02

Crypto is like if you want to park your money and hedge your bets against inflation, fine. But as far as doing like five ten dollar donations, yeah, you pay more in gas than then the transaction is worth. So for small transactions, it just doesn't work. And just people 99% of people don't use it, they don't have wallets, they don't even fuck with it. They want to hit a button and send and you money with a credit card. That's what they want.

SPEAKER_00 47:26

Yeah, that is absolutely true.

SPEAKER_02 47:29

We are not it, we're moving like some people are moving in the uh cryptocurrency direction, but yeah, that not nearly enough people to it's not enough, and even then the the creator can get banned off an exchange, so then he'd have to go wallet to wallet and just have a handshake deal, like I hope you give me my money.

SPEAKER_00 47:46

Like it's well, what what would you want to tell people now before um before the change? Uh, where should people be hitting you up as of right now? I know you did put a post out about this, but just yeah, like ANC reports over.

SPEAKER_02 48:05

You can go there and read the news, but uh it doesn't matter if you're a member, I don't get the money. So substacks where it's at, ryandawson.org, and just hold tight. Like I have a cash app that only works if you live in America or the UK, but uh, which a lot of them do, but not even Canada. Uh maybe, I don't think so. Unless that's a new edition. Yeah, you'd think usually it's US and Canada first.

SPEAKER_00 48:33

Yeah, it'd be like North America, yeah. At least, you know, North America, at least, yeah, US and Canada. But that's bullshit. Okay.

SPEAKER_02 48:42

Yeah, I know, and that that would be the largest chunk of non-US fans would be Canadians, I think. More even more than uh Australia, Britain, or anywhere it's it would be uh Canada. Okay, um it's weird, it's like um there are actually more English speakers in India than in Canada. Isn't that odd? Canada only has like 36 million people. They're the size of California, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 49:18

The land mass is the bigger, but yeah, we have the land, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 49:23

Where Japan's the opposite, they have the land mass of California, but they have 128 million people, yeah. Korea, too. I mean, Korea is smaller than Cuba, but there's 51 million people. 56. It's huge. Uh I'm like, wow, are they smaller than Cuba? Yeah, they are.

SPEAKER_00 49:46

Is uh Cuba getting hit next? That's what it seems, man. Did you see Rubio post posing with that?

SPEAKER_02 49:52

Man, it's their map of Cuba blockade is gonna do them in. You don't have to fire a bullet.

SPEAKER_00 50:00

They're having some serious issues over in Cuba right now.

SPEAKER_02 50:04

They're they can't even keep the lights on.

SPEAKER_00 50:06

Yeah.

unknown 50:07

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 50:08

Generator power in the world over a month now. Probably over.

SPEAKER_02 50:11

That's what happens. Like, look, the digital age is based on fossil fuels. If you take that away, you can't even turn on the lights. In a way, maybe that's good. They don't have AI or they don't have OnlyFans, and they don't have people are going outside because there's no electricity, they just work in the day and sleep at night. Went back to the paper age. I don't know. But you're gonna need you've already built up to a certain level of population, and you're gonna need electricity to sustain that. You need refrigeration, you need ovens, you need like basic stuff. It's not people think, oh, no TV, no computer. I'm like, oh, it's a lot worse than that. You can't flush your toilet, you you can't keep your food cold. You can't, there's a lot of stuff because I grew up in Hatteras Island and the power would just go off there all the time. Sometimes for days, uh, when the barge hit in 1990, there was uh it went out for over three months. We just didn't have electricity, and you learn real fast all the things you need electricity for, even at night, if it's night and it's not a full moon or whatever, it's just dark. You can't even read a book. There's nowhere to go, there's no street lamps, there's no anything, there's no light anywhere. It's just black. You see a lot of stars.

SPEAKER_01 51:30

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 51:30

In the day, I was like 13, so I could go out and play basketball, ride my bike, do whatever. It's due to stuff I was doing anyway. But you know, you come home and you can't microwave anything, there's no freezer, no refrigeration, so your food choices are pretty bad. And uh you can't you don't know what's going on in the world. There's no news, there's no you know, so books and things you can only read them in the day. There's no light. You can try and light a fire, but it's yeah, and people did. But it's just man, yeah. You want to hear music, you better play it. Yeah, yeah, you better know there's no CDs, none of that. Yeah, you better have a guitar and know how to play or a piano or whatever. That's that.

SPEAKER_00 52:30

Yeah, so hopefully that uh improves. Feel bad for people.

SPEAKER_02 52:39

My sister was like one year old, so like just the privilege of being able to heat up milk in the microwave and give it to her so she didn't scream her head off. Well, we couldn't do that because there's no microwave. So if she's screaming, she's screaming. You can't heat up a bottle of milk. Um, it's very hard with little kids. I don't know how many how people don't really think about how much you rely on technology, especially for the younger ones. When you're if you're a teenager, it's not that bad. You can rough it out, but the elderly and the young really, really need electricity. And after a while, you're just really lost. If you haven't seen the news for months, you know, you don't know what's going on, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 53:23

Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

SPEAKER_02 53:26

And uh that could and there's scarcity, you don't have meat because you have no refrigeration. Um, unless you catch the fish, you're not eating any meat, and that sucks.

SPEAKER_00 53:39

Got that right.

SPEAKER_02 53:40

That's getting all these people that couldn't have hot coffee in the morning, that was bothering the adults.

SPEAKER_00 53:46

Yeah, yes.

SPEAKER_02 53:48

Yes, that's you gotta go get a bucket and fill it up with ocean water. So, because you can flush, it'll go down, but it won't fill up again, right? You gotta fill it up that way. If you got a number one, just do it outside. Don't waste the toilet flush on pee. Just go pee in the tree or whatever. Uh, but yeah, not have electricity sucks. But I knew I psychologically knew eventually it'll all come on again in a month or two. In Cuba, they have no idea, they're not generated power, they don't know what the future is, how long they have to do this, but they're all in it together.

SPEAKER_00 54:27

That's true.

SPEAKER_02 54:29

Yep, I remember seeing some fist fights. People were in line to get off the island, but instead of the ferry going from A to B in a straight line, it had to go in this giant capital R shape because of some environmental bullshit. They're trying to make us move, so it caused a line like miles long of cars, so you just sit in there for hours screaming, kids, and all that, and somebody set up like a coffee stand, and it you know, because that's what people really, really wanted, and they're full-on adults like fighting each other outside the line, like brawl for all. Like, what do you gotta call the cops? They can't, um, yeah. It was Lord of the Flies.

SPEAKER_00 55:23

Ah, okay.

SPEAKER_02 55:25

It never does the Robinson Caruso route. It's like, no, it ends up more like Lord of the Flies.

SPEAKER_00 55:32

Yeah, that's about right.

SPEAKER_02 55:36

That's about I remember we caught a shark and we actually put it on a stake above the bonfire. We're like burning the shark. This is pretty uh tribal right now, for sure.

SPEAKER_00 55:49

Yeah, man. Interesting.

SPEAKER_02 55:54

We wondered like where's the National Guard? Where's FEMA? Where scared is where they were. Wow. At the tail end of it, when we got generator power for like 30 minutes per town per 24 hours, so you could shower and do stuff for 30 minutes. They had to school generator and all, and but our our allotment was at like 2:30 a.m. You just got up and did whatever you absolutely had to do during that half hour. You know, businesses were closed, it was just complete lock. The economy is done, you know. People had to make things themselves, uh, but anyway, I so I understand a little bit of the Cuba situation having gone through not even close to what they're doing, but some more than most people. I don't think people knew that happened, like, yeah, that happened in America in North Carolina. Like, this is below third world subsistence living.

SPEAKER_00 56:59

Is that where you were?

SPEAKER_02 57:01

A barge, it's a bridge, and these goddamn environmental groups wanted to keep it like that, and they don't live there, they live with in Raleigh or Charlotte or whatever with electricity and everything else. They're telling us how we have to live. Fuck them. Now we get houses falling in the water because there's a big hole in the jetty they refuse to repair. Army Corps of Engineers went in and gutted a former Coast Guard base they no longer use and hit an oil line. It's just problem after problem from government. There's Reagan was right. There's no more scary language uh sentence in the English language than hi, we're the government, and we're here to help. Kind of like Heggs Seth, we're helping you. No, no, you're not. You started a war over nothing. Just leave, get out of here.

SPEAKER_00 57:57

Anyway. What are your thoughts on the uh that's that's another thing I wanted to uh get your thoughts on is the the shooting at the White House Correspondence Center.

SPEAKER_02 58:11

So low energy, so low energy slop, right? Just a shitty yeah, we deserve better psy-ops. Disappointed. I feel insulted that they put so little effort into that.

SPEAKER_01 58:26

It was terrible, right?

SPEAKER_02 58:27

It it it was. I'm like, I think that's what everyone just shrugged and was like, mmm, sure. Fake and gay. That's all no one even was like, ooh, then did anyone get shot? One guy in the vest, allegedly. Nothing there. Surprised they didn't blame it on Iran at this point. People wouldn't care if they killed Trump. Like, somebody's gotta get rid of him. Do you think that's uh why has he not investigated the first two attempts? Yeah, why has he not investigated the 2020 election fraud that he went on and on about being fake? He didn't even look at it. Why? Very suspicious, don't even know if he was the target. There are a whole bunch of bastards in that room, but when he talked about a pedophile rapist and Trump's like, oh, so you think that was you?

SPEAKER_00 59:27

Ha ha ha.

SPEAKER_02 59:29

Why? Because it is talking about dog could have been Patel, it could have been any of them. Do you think Patel stares at both mirrors and says she likes you for you?

SPEAKER_00 59:46

Likes you, buddy.

SPEAKER_02 59:49

Spider Patel. There is a uh Why do they call him Spider Patel again? Oh wait, that was his like that was his handle for websites and stuff.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:02

That's right. Okay. Oh god.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:08

It's just getting he's got a spy at the beginning of Spider Patel, whatever, little cross-eyed goof, little helium voice midget. Yeah, that guy's so um oh, he's so he's a yes man, and uh he's a compulsive liar, he's useless. Yeah, he is compliance.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:29

What a hopefully they get rid of him soon because of his drinking and all that.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:35

I call it the liquor cabinet, him and Hag Seth and the Co. and then the liquor cabinet. Nice, you know, Reagan had all timers, but he had a pretty solid cabinet with Casper Weinberger and all these other people. You know, Trump has nobody.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:53

No, just yes people and sacrificial lambs, basically.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:58

Room temperature IQ, folks. That's what you got. If that, maybe shoe size IQ. It's really bad. I remember our sixth grade teacher saying, act your age, not your shoe size. I'm thinking they're the same.

SPEAKER_00 1:01:21

Right?

SPEAKER_02 1:01:22

If you're size 11 or 12, and you're 11 or 12 years old, then your age is your shoe size. Like that's an insult to an adult, but not to the kid. It actually is their shoe size. Uh, she didn't think it through.

SPEAKER_00 1:01:39

Well, yeah, a lot of a lot of uh interesting stuff been going on, and I mean, as usual, it's just uh it's just a circus. Uh well, I mean, it's like a a Netflix.

SPEAKER_02 1:01:52

Do you ever feel powerless? Like they're they're probably gonna restart the war in Iran. There's nothing we can do about it. We have no say in this. They're gonna do it, and it's gonna cause global economic, sustain global economic problems. We can see it coming, and they're just gonna do it because Israel told them to, and there's nothing we can do about it. Um, X has been Nikita, and the rest of them won't let people on at all. They bought TikTok. Uh they threw a co-founder Telegram in prison or jail. Substacks the last man standing, but it's nowhere near the level of platform as those other bigger ones. It's nothing like TikTok. I hope it gets to that point, but I'm like, you better not sell it off just to become part of the kosher nationalist. Free speech solves everything, but we don't have it. We would have free speech and we don't have the freedom to use payment processors. Like, if we don't like your political opinions, you are not allowed to earn money. Yeah, if you're at some job not involved in that, they'll get you fired. You have to be self-employed, or they will get you fired. And then if you're self-employed and you do anything online, they'll cancel your payment processors. So someone's gonna have to like hand you cash. That's it. But I was kind of up all night monitoring the situation, and I'm fading now, so I take a heart out. But I appreciate it, love the show. Thanks for questions. Hope people enjoyed this.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:38

Yeah, good to see you, man. Um, let's connect again soon. Um, yeah, and and I wish you luck on your it on you setting up your with your new company uh to get your come on, subscribe, Star.

SPEAKER_02 1:03:51

Like, come on, get me in there, you'll be making money too.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:56

So keep me uh, I know you're gonna keep your people posted, but uh let me know what happens. You know, I got your back. And uh if you need anything, let me know. Uh otherwise stay tuned. That's right. Otherwise, uh, yeah, I'll be in touch and we'll connect soon, and I'll be rocking the uh kick-ass Ryan Dawson hoodie. Uh, before we go though, man.

SPEAKER_02 1:04:16

Send me this, send me this when you publish it, and I'll put it on Substack and stuff.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:20

Cool. I appreciate that, man. Uh, let everyone know where they can find you right now and where you'd like them to go to support you.

SPEAKER_02 1:04:26

Let's go right for now, Ryan Dawson.org, not.com, ryandawson.org. That's the the main place now.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:34

Cool. Okay, Ryan, all the best. Enjoy the rest of your day, my friend.

SPEAKER_02 1:04:38

Peace too, dude. Peace. Okay, thanks.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:42

Okay, guys. Uh, there goes Mr. Ryan Dawson. Um, we have um a bunch of other good shows for you. We tomorrow we have uh Roberta Glass coming in. We're gonna be talking about the Nick Reiner case. Uh, I'm hopefully booking something on the 7th, just waiting for that right now. Uh on the ninth, we got some of the occult rejects coming back in. On the 11th, we have Courtney Turner coming back in, our rebook. And then on the 12th, we have uh William Ramsey coming back, uh, always a uh favorite um with William and uh and Courtney and the rejects, obviously. Um, so that's great. Um, we also got some newer guests. I'm working for mid to late August, so I'll keep you posted on that. Um yeah, I think that's it for now, guys. Um sending you guys my best. Please subscribe to the podcast. You can check the QR code there uh on the screen, uh, or just go to uh divulgence pod um on X to check us out. Of course, um go to YouTube or Rumble to subscribe. Um if you listen to audio podcasts, or if you have Spotify, please just uh throw us a file. Five star and uh a follow that helps, or if you're on Apple Podcasts or something like that. And uh yeah, if you're already subscribed, share it with someone. Um make it a point to share it with at least one person over the next couple days. Help us get our numbers up. Uh, that would be nice. Um, the more support we get, and uh yeah, the more numbers we get, the better. Uh frankly, the better guests we're able to pull, and more frequently we're able to pull them. And uh yeah, we can make you uh we can bring you guys a better and better uh product, and that's what I want to do. So um sending everyone my absolute best uh in the audience, in the chat, all my supporters and subscribers uh really appreciate it. Um, I hope everyone everyone is well. If you had guys have any suggestions, comments, um, recommendations, anything like that, feel free to reach out on X or email at Divulgence Pod at Gmail. Um, yeah, I think that's about it, guys. Uh peace and love. Um, yeah, thanks guys. I appreciate some nice comments in the uh uh in the chat there. So thanks for the support. And uh yeah, uh tune in tomorrow and uh the other dates I gave you. We'll have some some other bangers coming on. And um uh no, I don't want to share that. That's a surprise. I'll uh maybe I'll share it once uh I confirm it. I had an interesting guest to try to get on, and I thought it'd be a lot of fun, but um I think it might be tough uh unless I pull my wallet out, which uh is just something we're not able to necessarily do here. Not yet, anyways. So um yeah, I'll keep that and uh I'll keep that to my chest for now. But uh peace and love, guys. Uh sending my best, and like I said, please uh subscribe, share it with someone. Also, uh one last thing, if you haven't already, make sure to check out the Scott Horton Academy. Um, if you know Scott Horton, um uh you know how great his work is, whether it's his speeches, his podcasts, his podcast appearances, his books, uh, all that stuff. Um, so check out his his his new project, Scott Horton Academy.com slash divulgence, and you'll actually get a discount on that. Um he's offering a lot of wonderful classes and information for you guys to do, and you take it at your own piece, pace, excuse me. And uh yeah, it's been it's been kind of claimed to be the uh um the slowed down version of Scott Horton, uh, which just sounds amazing because you're able to soak it in so much better. Um, all right, guys, all the best. That's it for now. And um yeah, make sure to check out uh some of the upcoming shows and share, spread the word, peace and love.