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A single violent clip can scramble your sense of what’s “normal,” but it can also clarify what’s real. We take a clear-eyed look at recent public attacks and the growing gap between what institutions promise and what people feel on the ground, especially when trust in police, prosecutors, and media coverage keeps eroding.

We break down the Montreal shooting footage and talk through what it reveals about stress, reaction time, and the uncomfortable truth behind “gun control” narratives. Canada gun laws, the SKS rifle, and restrictive policies come up not as abstract politics, but as lived constraints that shape outcomes in seconds. From there, we widen the lens to reports of knife violence and unrest in parts of Europe, where social tension is rising and people increasingly doubt that the system will deliver justice or even tell the full story.

We also get practical. Self-defense isn’t a montage, and knife fights aren’t a skill-check you pass with confidence. We talk training mindset, the 21-foot rule, situational awareness, and why consistent habits matter more than hot takes. Then we pivot to the less exciting kind of preparedness that actually changes your life: fitness after injury, discipline with money, and avoiding credit card debt traps that quietly wreck families.

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Back After A Break

SPEAKER_03 0:40

It feels like it's been forever since I've been on here. With you.

SPEAKER_08 0:45

Yeah. I mean, we didn't have a show last week. We just couldn't we couldn't line schedule last week. And then I couldn't do a show Monday this week because I had something I had to do. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 0:53

And the week before that, you did a show with Chris. I did, yeah. So it's been at least two weeks. Two and a half weeks at least.

SPEAKER_08 0:58

Yeah, I think it's closer to like a month almost. Chris is a good fill in. Yeah, you know. We had uh we had a couple of guys call in. I don't know if you saw that, but you watch the show if you're not on it. Almost never.

SPEAKER_03 1:15

If I do that, it's like, well, I might as well have just been there.

SPEAKER_08 1:18

Yeah, but you can watch it later. True. True. Because I can't always catch y'all's show. Just because of the time of night is. I'm usually that's when I'm hanging out with the kids and my wife, and we'll do the rosary during then, and and then putting everybody to bed. So like I might be able to catch like the last 30 minutes of like a local stream if y'all are there. So I I usually listen to y'all. If I can't catch y'all live, I usually listen to y'all the next day in the gym, is mostly what happens. But there's been a few, like you see me in the chat sometimes, but I'm able to catch y'all live. Uh-huh. You know, but uh last night was a show that I would have I would have liked to been live on. It was a good one. It was good. Man, like this whole SSPX thing is just dragging like the worst Catholics out on X. On both sides.

SPEAKER_03 2:08

On all sides.

SPEAKER_08 2:09

Yeah. It really is.

SPEAKER_03 2:15

I can't wait for it to be over, but even then, I mean, as we saw with what how things were before all this, like it had been 30 six years since the last ones, and it was yeah.

SPEAKER_08 2:28

I have a a sneaky suspicion that Rome is gonna go hard right on like they're gonna go just crazy on this, and they're gonna put out something that's like just really bringing the hammer down on the SSPX. I don't know why I feel like that. I don't really have any indication to think that, but just I'm just kind of like picking up some pattern stuff that's how it's coming out, and how much the SSPX is putting out pre-ordinations or consecrations, sorry. I've got to use my terms correctly. Uh but I just for I just I think they're coming out with a hammer, man. Which is which is only going to be good for the SSPX because it will make Rome look terrible.

SPEAKER_03 3:15

Well, especially then when they you know play with kids use kid gloves on the Germans, right?

SPEAKER_07 3:22

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 3:23

So we'll like and I have no, as my dad says, I have no dog at this hunt, right? I don't go to an SSPX chapel. I don't even we don't even have one in the state, we don't even have an FSSP in the state. We have no traditional orders in the state at all. All we have is diocese and Latin masses, but I remember COVID for two weeks, no one could go to Mass at all. And the only parish that around me that was still offering Mass and offering the sacraments was the SSPX Chapel up in Roswell, Georgia. It was about a two-hour drive from me, and I contemplated going to it just because that was the only place I could have gotten the sacraments. But they were it was standing room only people outside. People, you know, they won't. So anyway, I won't get too much on that. I don't I don't like to talk about church politics on the show, but it does affect us though, and that's why I bring it up because this like this show, my goal is like I said before, you know, is to build a community amongst us, have guys to talk to and refer things like the telegram chat lately. You know, someone opened up a hunting channel. I didn't even think about that, right? So they opened up and they've

Church Fights Spill Onto X

SPEAKER_08 4:30

been talking about hunting, getting ready because right now, over the next couple of months, is when you really need to start finding where you're gonna hunt in the fall and then in the winter, you need to start checking it out, see where you're gonna put your stand or your blind. If you bow hunt, start bringing that out and practicing with it again because it's probably been eight months since you used it, you know. But the the goal of this channel is not only to build community, but to have those of us who are of like mind who are Catholics or who are at least Catholic allies to have a community to talk to amongst us. Um occasionally church stuff is going to come up. But you know, it's we'll see how things go on the first and how it goes after that. But I can tell you amongst the people I know in in person, it's one of two ways. Either they either don't know about it at all, or they're heavily favorable to the SSPX. Even amongst my Nova Sordo friends, there's very few people who are like, well, Rome's in the right. They just think Rome's being heavy-handed. So we'll be interested to see what all how it all plays out. Yeah, have you purchased any new guns over the past couple of weeks?

SPEAKER_03 5:47

Unfortunately, not. Oh, really? I I fully expected you to. I suddenly have two new vehicles that are expensive.

SPEAKER_08 5:57

What made you get a truck? You just wanted one, sit-up higher or something, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 6:01

I well that and for for hunting around here, you know, a lot a lot of the roads are not great for for smaller vehicles, yeah, but also not great for a nine-foot-tall 12-passenger van either. Um so uh yeah, and like all of a sudden, yeah, my car that I've been using was so small that if I did anything besides just drive myself to or from work, yeah, I needed to take the other vehicle. It wasn't so bad when the other vehicle was just a minivan, and now it's like I'm suddenly taking a 12-passenger van to run the smallest errands. Like, well, that doesn't make sense either. So yeah, so bit the bullet and got a truck.

SPEAKER_08 6:43

What you should have got is the Chrysler Grizzly. Have you seen that? We've gone over that in the show, haven't we? Yeah, yeah, but I couldn't find it when you mentioned it. It's just the Pacifica, but it's got like a lift on it and it's four-wheel drive, and it's more ruggedized. Pretty much the only difference. But it's a four-wheel drive van.

SPEAKER_03 7:04

Well, it's a concept, it's not even, it doesn't exist.

SPEAKER_08 7:08

Look, when I was in Japan, we had a Toyota Delica, and it was a four-wheel drive van. It was awesome. If the if the Chinese have had this for 40 years, we can put out a Chrysler with a four-wheel drive on it. Get it together, guys.

SPEAKER_03 7:23

Yeah, but I I guarantee my wife does not want me putting a deer carcass in the back of the uh the four-wheel drive minivan.

SPEAKER_08 7:31

It's got rubber mats, you'll be fine. Just line it like Dexter and put a bunch of plastic down.

SPEAKER_03 7:39

Plus, like Hawks's, I need it if I'm gonna do truck rants.

SPEAKER_08 7:44

No, no, everyone liked your last truck rant. You gotta do it more, but do it on this channel, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 7:52

Because the uh the engagement it got was good, like it you would have expected a lot of views, but there wasn't many views, so it seems like YouTube did not like me talking about that subject.

SPEAKER_07 8:07

I don't doubt it.

SPEAKER_03 8:09

I don't doubt it at all.

SPEAKER_08 8:11

No, so I had a I had a visitor yesterday. I introduced him, I introduced introduced him to Alabama, let him shoot my 300 blackout, suppressed. Although I thought I gave him subsonic rounds, I did not.

SPEAKER_03 8:26

Oh, so it was louder than it was.

SPEAKER_08 8:28

It was a little louder, but it was still hearing safe. And he shot my CZ. He shot that because it is CZ month according to Focus Trip. And now y'all are aware I have fans of our milk in America and Canada now. He I let him try some of that, took him around the farm, showed everything.

SPEAKER_03 8:48

But was that his first time shooting?

SPEAKER_08 8:52

No, that was it. No, he said he has shot an SKS before.

SPEAKER_03 8:58

Uh ironic. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 9:01

But considering I think this might have been the first time he shot an AR pattern rifle. Okay. But he he he enjoyed it, had a good conversation. He's exactly like he is when you see him online. Exactly. That that was because you know, sometimes you meet people and they're does he not want you to say his name? I just don't want to do it out of respect to him. Okay, fair. He's got a whole association of things like that. I don't want him to be drawn in with me, right? I don't want to besmirch his reputation. I'm just doing that out of respect to him more than anything.

SPEAKER_03 9:36

But it's it was oh my gosh, this is a genius idea. This would get us views.

SPEAKER_08 9:43

It would. It would. I don't own a I don't play video games anymore. I haven't played like the last shooter game I played was in Modern Warfare 2. That was because I that came out right around my my first uh Adrian can neither confirm nor deny this.

SPEAKER_03 9:58

Yes, I can neither confirm nor deny that. But well he wasn't he was filming, so he hasn't been on EWTN, it hasn't shown right. It hasn't shown, no. No, because it accident trust me, and doesn't accidentally do anything.

SPEAKER_08 10:21

Accidentally do it. What else have I had going on? Just I mean, not a whole lot. We uh

Building A Real Community

SPEAKER_08 10:31

we're in the process of right now doing some changes on the farm, but I might do some videos about that kind of stuff we're doing and the changes we're doing. Yeah, and we I've been having our kids are having to do an Easter egg hunt every day because we have chickens getting out of the pen and they're laying eggs in all kinds of weird places. So we found like three dozen eggs in one, and I have no idea how old they are, so I just feed them to the pigs. Some of them were rotten and they smelled. I could smell it at the house. It was so bad.

unknown 10:59

I don't know.

SPEAKER_08 10:59

I might do some videos on that, let you all see some of the stuff I'll do around here. Let's see, what else has been going on? Did I check out the right to carry might be coming out? Really? Did you see that? Trump was talking about it today. No, I didn't see that.

SPEAKER_03 11:13

He would support a national right to carry, which I mean or would he he'd sign it?

SPEAKER_08 11:19

He is he talking about signing an executive order, or I don't think I don't think that would I I think we need an actual bill because an executive order could just be overturned by the next president. Um I mean we already have one. The second amendment is a national right to carry. It is that's why a lot of these states having constitutional carry.

SPEAKER_03 11:38

Did I tell you I got I I I bought it a few months ago, but I don't know if I told you, but I I bought the VP9 CC. No, how is it? Right. I have only shot it a couple times. They still do not shoot it as well as that, but it's stupid P365. But I want to keep practicing so I can shoot it better and finally not have to carry a SIG.

SPEAKER_08 12:06

We had another SIGAR incident, yeah. Yeah, that yeah, the guy shot himself in the leg. There's no video of it. I'm still waiting for video. Like, we need some video of these things. But I still like I'm I'm reticent to buy anything SIG anymore because how they badly they fumbled the 320. Like the rest of their guns may be phenomenal. I don't care. Like, I can't trust them because they've just keep refusing to take responsibility for the 320.

SPEAKER_03 12:35

And you've actually got a it's not even so much trust necessarily, like a 226 is going to be reliable, right? I mean, but like I don't want to give more money to an organization like that, you know, it's more of a principle thing. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_08 12:58

I mean, 320s are like the trans gun, right? They're always you never know when they're gonna go off, and then they're always trying to kill you.

SPEAKER_03 13:09

Yeah, um, I wouldn't call it Russian roulette, I'd call it uh Jewish American roulette. Since what's his name? Cohen is Cohen.

SPEAKER_08 13:21

That's a very tiny head name.

SPEAKER_03 13:22

Well, he was a member of the IDF, too.

SPEAKER_08 13:26

Awesome, awesome. Wasn't wasn't he the previous Camber Kimber? Yeah, yeah, Kimber's now Kimber's in Georgia now, or no, they're in Alabama.

SPEAKER_03 13:37

I know there's somewhere down there, and they're like my Kimber 2K11 is an amazing gun.

SPEAKER_08 13:44

And I can't I can't just think about spending that much on a pistol. Let's see. Yeah. Now my first handgun I ever owned was the Kimber Ultra Carry 45, and it jammed all the time. That was probably bad. We're in Toy, Alabama. Oh, yep, which is about two hours from me. Maybe we can get like a Kimber sponsorship. It'd be interesting. I know the priest down there. Yeah. He's Father Boudin, Boudine, something like that. And I know a lot of people who know him, so maybe he can introduce me. I do want to get I want to get the MP 2.0 metal carry, comp carry. Yeah, but I can no one ever has it. No, it's super hard to find. Now, the echelons are super easy to find and they're fairly cheap. Even with an optic, they're like 550 bucks. They come with a I don't remember what kind of optic it is. It's not anything great, but they're fairly inexpensive. That might be one I try out too. Just because like I like, I mean, I like my Glock that I carry all the time, but sometimes I want to choose something a little different, you know, carry something a little different. And the echelon has gotten some good reviews on reliability and accuracy. Don't we have any roosters? You can you hear them? Yeah, yeah. I've got the the door open to the room just to get some airflow going because I don't have AC in here. Right. Whoa, my camera keeps zooming in and out. Yeah, so in fact, I had a couple of chickens in here earlier when I was working. I had to work from home because

Trucks, Guns, And Farm Chaos

SPEAKER_08 15:40

apparently I locked my wife out of the house when they went to the pool earlier. So I had to race home real quick and let them in. Had no idea I did that. I don't know how I did that. There will be no rooster deaths here like PW Gorilla does. If I kill a chicken, it's being fed to the pigs. Pigs will eat everything. The only thing you find is a couple of feathers. That's it. They eat everything.

SPEAKER_03 16:08

No, I ain't got indoor chickens. They're out of the house. How old are you gonna have a chicken lamp to sun your balls?

SPEAKER_08 16:22

Y'all are into the weirdest stuff.

SPEAKER_02 16:24

I'm not into it. It's that. Oh, okay. How'd you know about that? Stupid majority in that towel.

SPEAKER_08 16:38

Let's see what else we want to banter about for a minute. Let's see what else I got going on. I don't think there's a whole lot. That's probably about it. We probably start getting into topics if y'all want to. At 17 minutes? I know it's crazy. It's like this might be a quick show. Who knows? We might be done by in an hour. Who knows? You never know. Let's see. Anything. No, we'll probably get into it. So let's so let's start with do you have the notes that I sent that I post up? I'll put all the links in there and I'll label them so you know what they are. Oh well, pull them up. Yeah, pull them up. So let's do the Scottish one first. I don't know if I posted any of those in the notes. I might have. If you have those, so I I'm actually wearing this hat in in uh in devotion to what's going on. We're starting to see they have they have pushed the white man too far. And we're starting to see the cracks. And I say that tongue in cheek, because it's like because I got black folks that are tired of it too, and Asian folks and everybody, right? But you want to find like some very militant conservative people, find the Vietnamese that moved here after the 70s and their families, and the Chinese that moved here prior than 95. Like it's yeah, super conservative Asians, like way more conservative than most of your white folk, and they're uh much much quicker with uh racial slurs, we'll say it's awesome. You know what? Before we get into that, have you watched any clips of Tucker Carlson interviewing JD Hall?

SPEAKER_03 18:36

No, no, because I saw all the ones about how Muslims are so great, bro.

SPEAKER_08 18:43

It is this guy has dug his head in the sand. He has he is talking about things he is obviously ignorant about. And I like I I I hope Tucker Carlson has on Raven Ibrahim to to follow it to kind of just basically say that guy's full of crap, right? But it also makes me wonder Tucker probably had him on because he's very Muslim friendly. Because Tucker's very Muslim-friendly, he has a house in Qatar.

SPEAKER_03 19:16

Yeah, I saw that. This happened in Shakapee, Minnesota, by the way.

SPEAKER_08 19:20

Yeah, up in your neck of the woods.

SPEAKER_03 19:23

Well, compared comparatively, so yes.

SPEAKER_08 19:27

Comparatively to the rest of the United States, yes.

SPEAKER_03 19:29

Four hours still four hours south of me, but sure. But yes, JD Hall is a love child of JD Vance and Kennedy.

SPEAKER_08 19:39

Yes, that's exactly what it is. That's exactly what it is. He's just like a Protestant theologian, is all he is. But he basically There's no such thing. He basically brownwashed the Muslim history, the sand washed, would it be sand washed, you think?

SPEAKER_03 19:58

No, because urine wash, they use urine to clear out the nose. Burka washed, burqa washed, burqa washed it. But the burkas do the washing. They can, they can.

SPEAKER_08 20:11

But he he was basically just downplaying the effect and the I've like had a problem with words all day, so y'all gonna have to excuse me tonight. He's downplayed the persecution of the Muslims against anybody, specifically Christians, because we're a largest demographic that they come in contact with outside other Muslims, but just basically just almost making stuff up about how well they treated us and and all this. And it was, and I I only watched a little bit of it, and I had to turn, I was like, this is stupid. I'm not listening to this, this is propaganda. But I was like, I cannot believe in the day of age we have now with the internet and the amount of videos we have seen of beheadings in Saudi Arabia of them cutting off the heads of their own people, that we have anyone that has that opinion that's not propaganda, so it's it's it's it's inexcusable to have that opinion, yeah. Um, especially as a Western man. Like I could see like you're a Muslim and you just lie because that's part of your religion. But as a white man in America, and the fact that we fought in the Middle East for the last 26 years, and he has that opinion, it's crazy to me. Yeah, the the internet's destroying everybody. The Mormons have been taking it for two weeks.

SPEAKER_03 21:33

Yeah, a few months at least, but they I mean, the last two weeks has been the height of it.

SPEAKER_08 21:37

Last two week was like probably the the peak of the anti you know, magical underwear Mormons, but the internet is destroying all this stuff because people now have access to all the information they need to make an educated decision if they still no longer have a historically correct opinion, it's because they refuse to look into it.

SPEAKER_03 22:01

What's funny is when they run the AI thinking AI will tell them what they think is true, and then AI is every single time. Every single time.

SPEAKER_08 22:11

Every single time. It's yeah. Yeah. So that was I thought that was crazy. We we it depends. Next show, I don't know how much I want to go into it, but we might take some clips from that and then transpose it with some Raven Ibrahim stuff. And I'll do that. I'll I'll put that stuff together.

SPEAKER_03 22:30

What if we got Ray Raven Ibrahim on the show to respond to the clips?

SPEAKER_08 22:37

He I mean, we're he's too big now. I don't think he'd entertain coming on our show. He might come on, he might come on your show. Yeah, I could see him coming on your show. Or maybe Taylor Marshall. But that was that was a conversation I had with my guests yesterday. The people we no longer watch. Like Taylor Marshall. I like Taylor Marshall. I just his stuff is so boring now. I I just don't have like why would I watch it? In fact, I've been seeing a lot of guys, you know, from the late you know teens, 20 teens, who are very popular who are getting like a hundred views, and they have like 60,000 to and even Taylor Marshall on his video yesterday, he had like 84 people watching within the first hour. So I don't know if that's the algorithm hit him hard, or if that's just people just tuned out and they don't care anymore. But it's it's definitely not getting as many views as it used to.

SPEAKER_03 23:37

Yeah, I mean the the YouTube stuff is is weird. Like we changed you know the the time of live streams for a couple weeks, and man, those the views on those things tanked hard. But I don't know. I I don't know what's going on with Catholic YouTube to be honest.

SPEAKER_08 23:57

I'd I'd be interested to see y'all do an interview and not do it live and then just record it and post it and see if it does better numbers because it's not live.

SPEAKER_03 24:08

Well, yeah, so it's the way the algorithm does the live streams versus videos is different. Like in live stream, the number of views you get in the while it's live as in in like those first two hours will tell YouTube you know to push it or not. Yeah, so if it's not getting enough chats, if it's not getting enough views and stuff in those first two hours, you're done. So if you do a live stream at the wrong time of day, you're screwed, right? So like like Marshall, he tends to live live. When does he live stream? It's not like three, it's usually in the afternoon, because I'm sure that's most convenient, you know, for him. But that's not when people are on YouTube, generally speaking. So and even like when we do live streams, it's not, it's not, I don't know, it de like it's just with summer now. Our views have shifted from our peak hours being seven and eight to now being like nine to ten a.m. So a video, you know, a recorded video, what it does is it the first hour is most important, second is second most important, but it scores the first six hours of videos. Yeah, so a lot of times what you do is you release it an hour or two before your peak time. That way the the algorithm is starting to push it at the same time it hit your you most of your views are online, you know. So you there's just more flexibility with the pre-recorded video as to when you release it, stuff like that.

SPEAKER_08 25:46

Yeah, that makes sense. I just I see the engagement from like shorts being there's they get a lot more views because they're short, but like y'all don't get any different of a payout on those, do you? You get a lot less, yeah. I bet you get a lot less. I did that one random Instagram reel reaction thing, yeah, and it's over three million views now. I'm I'm still gaining like 40 people a day on Instagram as followers, just because that and I don't respond, like it's not like I'm pre-engaging, it's just out there in the ether, and people are still viewing it, and like it's getting it's just it's wild. And I never did like it. I just did it.

SPEAKER_03 26:28

It was I was at work and I was like, I'll just put this out real quick because I thought it was funny, and it just wild for for the for the avoiding babylon channel, it it you know the in the the studio it shows you what top what what three videos have gotten the most views in the last 48 hours. For about the last year, a short I did on the Spanish Civil War is almost always in those top three. Now, it might only have gotten 200-300 views in the last 48 hours, yeah. You know, so it's almost it's like number three almost every time, but it's been getting 200-300 views a day now for a year or two years, however long, like it's one of our top viewed things, and it's was some silly short I made as well.

SPEAKER_08 27:16

All right, so let's did you find the British guy or the Scottish guy?

SPEAKER_03 27:20

It wasn't in the notes. Let me pull it up here. So, what what what exactly do you want me to show that guy?

SPEAKER_08 27:26

Do you want yeah, you just pull up the picture of it? So basically, what happened is there was a Scottish guy, supposedly, who was ranting and raving against the Muslim immigration attacking you know, locals pretty much. I won't say Scots because I don't think he's in Scotland.

SPEAKER_03 27:44

But he was in Edinburgh.

SPEAKER_08 27:47

Was it in there, bro? Okay, yeah, yeah. So and he apparently supposedly he attacked six people with a knife. Do you say they finally released the name of one victim?

SPEAKER_03 27:58

They released the name supposedly of the attacker.

SPEAKER_08 28:01

Yeah, but there's like no so far.

SPEAKER_03 28:03

We have no info on the victims, their names, their ages. I don't the the the lack of information on this is crazy.

SPEAKER_08 28:12

Yeah. And the fact that they're not blowing it up and saying how this is like right-wing extremism or something is suspect.

SPEAKER_03 28:19

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 28:20

You know, because like anytime anytime an event happens here in the United States, like there's a shooting, if they don't release who it is within the first like hour, you know exactly who did it. Right? They're not releasing that information on purpose because they don't want you know people discriminating against certain demographics. So this dude just walked around and he was just ranting and raving about Muslims attacking.

Tucker Clips And Platform Algorithms

SPEAKER_00 28:57

I am punched enough.

SPEAKER_03 29:00

The so one thing it's interesting that in this video that whoever whoever put this video out took the time to enhance his audio, yeah, in just his, and like this was released really shortly after. Like, I don't know, just what has come out on this one has been really strange, yeah.

SPEAKER_08 29:26

And not only that, but it is 2026. We have better cameras than a potato to film, yeah. Like the between this and Bigfoot and UFOs, we could never get like a clear picture. And I don't understand that. When we when I was in Afghanistan, we purposely bought cameras and phones with better cameras on them and just left them out places so the locals would steal them just so we could get better pictures of people we were going after. So when we snatched someone up and they had a camera with a better or a cat had a phone with a better camera on it, they would have better pictures for us to be able to identify guys. Like it's right, it's wild to me that we're still taking fuzzy videos, everything. Like my iPhone is like damn near a movie quality camera now. It's just it's insane to me that we still get these blurry videos all the time. But this is, and I made a comment about this is next, like we told y'all deportations was the moderate position. We're getting to the point now where deportations is not gonna be acceptable anymore for a lot of people. A lot of people are who are outraged on what's going on, yeah. And and unfortunately, that means a lot of people are gonna get hurt that probably shouldn't. If we just got them to self-deport or deported them ourselves, it could save a lot of violence from happening.

SPEAKER_03 30:53

Yeah, that was it. This is it's one thing that's kind of been kicking around in my head. Let's see. Who who's the is it Robert Spencer?

SPEAKER_08 31:07

He's East North. He wrote like jihad watch or something. He does jihad watch.

SPEAKER_03 31:14

I don't I don't know if it was him, but there was there was a book I read back, it had to be while I was still in high school, so before 2007, that was like a hypothetical, it was about like a hypothetical future war in the in the Middle East where the the US is just decided to more or less like conquer the Middle East and just be done with it, and that was all precipitated in like this had come after basically a rise of Europe against Muslim immigration. This was back in, like I said, I read this book in the mid-2000s, and it got me thinking then like Europe when they respond to something, they they they they go all out, right? Like, yeah. And I mean, even since then, you've had such a falling away from from Christian morality, Christian ethics, you know, across the whole world. And I once once Europeans decide they're they're they're no longer gonna put up with it, it's gonna turn really bad, really brutal, and and it's going, you know, the those of us who who still have Christian ethics aren't going to going to be able to hold it back. You know, and um it's one of those things like I think we all feel a clash of civilizations is is is coming. And when it when it comes, like we should be on the side of our own civilization, even if because both sides are gonna do terrible things, right? But we still need to side with our own people, our own nations, our own, you know, but we have to be there to try to restrain them. Yeah, I don't know, it's just it's it's something that I've worried about now for 20 years, basically, that I've seen coming now for 20 years, and it's just becoming more and more clear. And when you have a a secular people that have the history of excellence in warfare that Europeans have, yeah, but have no moral constraints. Yeah, things are going to get bad.

SPEAKER_08 33:46

And and maybe that was that this was all done on purpose, so that when it does have because we saw a degradation of Christian morality in war in recent history from World War I on, right? That's when we started accepting collateral damage, right? Was World War War I is really when it really started being acceptable. It was always looked down upon to kill civilians no matter what. Yeah. And then with the increased capacity of killing in World War One, and then into World War II, and then you know, all the smattering of smaller wars after that. And we tried to, especially in the global war on terror, we it was we went out of our way to not hurt civilians, right? To give you an example, there was a time where I had gotten information on a high value individual we were going to snatch up, and we basically determined that it was it was too hard to get to him based on his location just because of the terrain. So we were just gonna drop a J Dam on him, and they found out that we were coming after him, so they dressed up women like him and his family and his guys and put them in a house and locked them in there, hoping that we would bomb it to kill them. Right. We found out, well, I found out, and I had the the mission canceled, and we you know we went out of our way all the time to make sure that didn't happen, and that's but that's when you have superiority and in arms against the one, you can make those decisions, right? But when we're it's if it's if it's a near-peer adversary or it's more of a chaotic engagement like in the streets or you know, dealing with terrorism, when they're targeting civilians, you're most people are gonna be indiscriminate on who they retaliate against, yeah. And they're gonna go after anyone that looks like them, looks like the enemy. And so it I agree, I think the amount of violence that's gonna happen, but I also think it's going to be much more personal violence, it's gonna be a lot more like melee weapons more than firearms because you know, even though especially in Europe, especially in Europe, yes, but even here in the United States, even though we have you know four firearms per you know U.S. citizen, that's concentrated amongst like 80 million people, yeah, not the whole 400 million that's out there. So you're still gonna have a lot of people who don't have that who do not have a firearm, and they're gonna use baseball bats and knives and whatever else to retaliate with, and it's gonna be very that's killing someone in arm's reach is way different than shooting somebody 200 yards away. It is it is a much harder decision, and once you make that decision, it is much more uh psychologically traumatic when you do that, and so it's I agree, it's going to it's gonna be a bad situation when especially now as people have lost their faith in the institutions to exact justice, and so they're gonna start taking it in their own hands, which we're already starting to see. Yeah, you know, and and as it keeps going, we have a lot of these Soros implemented DAs who are choosing not to not to convict crime. You're gonna see it happen first in major metropolitan areas. I did want to so that comment I put up earlier, who's that Hawk that put it up about the bishops. So we already know what they do. The bishops are just selling our parishes to the Muslims on purpose. Instead of selling it to a faithful Catholic group or even to a faithful Catholic who wants to turn it into a personal parish, they'd rather sell it for less money to a Muslim. And we're seeing it time and time again. No, it's not Robert Spencer. No, it's yeah, it's Robert Spencer, not Richard Spencer.

SPEAKER_03 37:53

Yes.

SPEAKER_08 37:54

You're correct.

SPEAKER_03 37:55

But I don't think because I know he wrote like I forget. He wrote a nonfiction book that I read about the same time, but I don't think that was.

SPEAKER_08 38:07

He also wrote like the The Idiot's Guide to Islam or something. Yeah. Which is really good, by the way. Don't let the title fool you. If you haven't read the the biography of Blessed Carl by Charles Coulomb, you should. It's really good. I mean, if the price of ammo keeps going up, Ocean, we might have to. So yes, I did hear about Citizen Vigilante movie. And I and I tried to, I was gonna try and watch it yesterday, I didn't have time. And I actually talked to Rob about it. I was like, we should watch this and then maybe go over it in the show. Uh we might do that in another show, but I haven't watched it yet. Maybe this weekend I'll be able to watch it.

SPEAKER_03 39:02

I hear that while it's kind of you know based on like base as far as immigration goes, that it's the message is more that we need to protect our you know democracy and capitalism by getting rid of immigrants and and less about like culture and you know blood and soil and religion and things of that nature. But what can you expect out of when it comes to movies like that?

SPEAKER_08 39:35

I don't trust reviews of people. True. Um, so that's one of those things you have to watch yourself. But yeah, there I hear there is one sex scene. Great, awesome. Of course, just fast forward 30 seconds.

SPEAKER_03 39:51

Ralph Peters, the war after Armageddon, that's what it was. That is definitely not Robert Spencer. No, Ralph Peters, published 2009. So that was after high school for you. Yeah, a couple years, yeah.

SPEAKER_08 40:07

Somebody college. Yeah, yeah, it was while I was in college.

SPEAKER_03 40:12

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 40:14

And no, knickknacks are not a cessation device, obviously, because Anthony started

Edinburgh Knife Attack And Missing Details

SPEAKER_08 40:20

smoking again.

SPEAKER_03 40:27

All right, so let's do the I guess first, do you this Edinburgh thing? Do you think it's a I hate these words get turned around so much, but like false flag slash psyop?

SPEAKER_08 40:40

I don't think it's so we have to understand what a false flag is. A false flag is an event happens, yeah, and it's fraudulently portrayed as someone doing it other than someone else did. For example, when I was in Afghanistan, we had a false flag of a Muslim group that attacked another Muslim group to find out it was our greatest ally. Of course. We did it, right? And we found that out, and we're like, what are we doing here? Like, we would have let you do it. We don't need you to create a false flag on this, but it it's also used in interrogation techniques. So in interrogations, you might go in saying you're someone else or another nationality, another country, so that they think that you're you might be harder on them than because if I'm interrogating interrogating someone as an American, I'm covered by the Geneva Conventions. I have to do things in accordance with the Geneva Conventions. Whereas an Iraqi who comes in, you or if they think you're Iraqi and you come in, you're not governed by the Geneva Conventions as much. So we used to threaten guys with sending them to Iraqi prisons instead of an American prison, and that would get them to talk normally. Really? Because they knew they were going to be beaten up and sodomized. Uh they went to an Iraqi prison. So we had a couple of guys who were Mexican who looked kind of Iraqi, and they would just never say who they're with. Because we couldn't portray our as Americans, we were not allowed to portray ourselves as another nationality. False flags were kind of off the table. But if they inferred that and you never said you were, they you were allowed, they were allowed to assume anything. So but do I I don't think it was a false flag? I do I do see there's a lack of evidence of anything, really.

SPEAKER_03 42:36

We haven't took you know, like we haven't been told are these people you attack, are they injured? Are they currently in the hospital?

SPEAKER_08 42:44

Yeah, there's nothing. We have nothing, you know.

SPEAKER_03 42:45

Like I have a feeling like injured. I have a feeling like in like the injuries, if anything, are gonna be like cut on broken glass, you know, or yeah, I I I I don't think this, and I could very well be wrong, obviously, but I I wouldn't be surprised if we find out like this guy did not go around slashing people with a machete. Yeah, that maybe the machete was used to intimidate people, yeah, or things of that nature.

SPEAKER_08 43:12

Maybe, yeah. But I I think it was more of just a a propaganda piece, or it was an event that happened and they're turning it into a propaganda piece.

unknown 43:21

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 43:24

But the side effect that that is is that emboldens other people who are Scottish, like, hey, if this guy's doing it, like because courage breeds courage, and so if you see other guys do something and you're a little reticent to do it, it makes you much more uh it brings your guard down and you are much more accepting of crossing that line if you want to.

SPEAKER_03 43:46

And and it could, you know, cause a retaliation by by the Pakistani community by the Muslims there, which would then probably cause a retaliation by the Scots. So yeah.

SPEAKER_08 44:00

So no, like the Belfast thing is completely falling off the news cycle. I don't even know if that's even going on anymore. I can't find anything on it. It's like they've completely just wiped it off the internet. They let it get out for a while and then they just got rid of it. Almost. So we'll see. Let's do Canada. You want to do Canada? Yep. This one's fun. This one's got all kinds of things wrong with it. Like there's just like we there's like five different topics on this we can talk about.

SPEAKER_03 44:32

You want me to open the the one labeled Canada Shooting?

SPEAKER_08 44:36

Yeah. Pull that one up. So if y'all didn't see, there was a shooting in Montreal yesterday. Yesterday, right? Yesterday or Monday. My week has gone by super fast. Was it Monday?

SPEAKER_05 44:49

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 44:50

There's a shooting in Montreal on Monday. It reminded me of the Dallas shootings. Y'all know if you remember that where the guy was attacking police officers in Dallas.

SPEAKER_03 45:02

The Dallas ice shooting?

SPEAKER_08 45:05

No, this was like 10 years ago.

SPEAKER_03 45:08

Oh, yeah, yeah. I do know what you're talking about.

SPEAKER_08 45:10

He's specifically targeting, and he was pying off pillars and just destroying the cops down there because they had no idea what to do. So can you yeah, just play it? So first thing you'll see is you're gonna see him walk by a obviously elderly civilian. Just obviously forewarning guys, like this is the a video of a you're not gonna you're not gonna see any gore on this one, but you will see things that happen.

SPEAKER_02 45:38

Yeah, why is he walking?

SPEAKER_08 45:41

So there's like this obviously.

SPEAKER_02 45:43

What is wrong with him?

SPEAKER_08 45:44

Well, there's no interest in him whatsoever. Now there's two cops over here to the left that he's shooting at. I can't really zoom in, of course.

SPEAKER_05 45:58

Guys, what the fuck? He's just shooting the cops.

SPEAKER_08 46:03

So he's shooting at these cops. He has an SKS. Do you want to do I have my SKS? Hold on. No, I can't show it anyways. Do you want to explain? It's obviously he's loading it from the top in a stripper clip. Right. You can tell in other videos what he's doing. Yeah, but he's shooting at these two cops who left on the behind the pillars. There's also a civilian that comes into the picture here in a second. So that that cop's down. I guess he got off or something.

unknown 46:35

What the fuck?

SPEAKER_08 46:37

So that's a female cop.

SPEAKER_06 46:42

Why is he?

SPEAKER_08 46:44

And if y'all didn't notice that civilian comes out and he's kind of like looking around what's going on, he surprises her, even though she knew he was there. He surprises her and she turns around, pops him in the face. Yeah, right there. Right there. The upper torso, neck, face area.

SPEAKER_03 47:07

And he goes down. He did. And then the attacker starts moving around that same corner. Yep. And she runs.

SPEAKER_07 47:17

Uh-huh.

SPEAKER_03 47:18

And I believe you don't see it in this video, but I think she runs up this way for some reason and he shoots her.

SPEAKER_08 47:27

So some interesting things here. The cop there that's on the ground in front of that car, he's a Muslim.

unknown 47:35

Okay.

SPEAKER_08 47:37

He's partnered with a woman. The civilian she shot is a rabbi. Okay. This is all happening outside of Pornhub headquarters. Outside Pornhub headquarters. The shooter is a I would, I mean, he's kind of leftist, but he's also anti-immigration and an incel, and he's against hypergamy. Basically, like the top two percent of men having access to the other 100% of women, pretty much.

SPEAKER_06 48:10

Yep.

SPEAKER_08 48:11

And so that there's all kinds of stuff wrong with this video. All kinds. And he's in Rhodesian, some type of Rhodesian brushstroke, which is awesome.

SPEAKER_03 48:21

This is Pascassian. Can you make your fake name easier? But, anyways, Peskasia says a female cop shooting a civilian would be a terrible intro gag. But I just want to say this is what we would call foreshadowing for tomorrow night, everyone.

SPEAKER_08 48:43

So anyway, it's kind of Rhodesian breaststroke, but not really. Yeah, it's it's Rhodesian something. Like I know guys who like know Mill SERP, and they've said something, I can't remember what they called it, but it's some type of Rhodesian something. It's definitely got the color pattern as Rhodesian breaststroke.

SPEAKER_03 49:02

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 49:04

Shooting one with an SKS. She runs away. I think she dies. Didn't she die? I don't know. I the the the male police officer did. I know it for a fact he did, but I'm pretty sure she died too. Because people were like, she needs to be brought up on charges of treating a civilian, blah blah blah. And never let it, you know, we shouldn't have female cops. But I think she's dead. And the civilian died, right? Civilian died, yep.

SPEAKER_06 49:30

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 49:32

Keep in mind this is in a country where you're not allowed to have a firearm, and even if you want one, there is a rigorous background investigation and class and all kinds of hoops you have to jump through to just to own one. You cannot own a handgun at all. Right. You can own some shotguns, some rifles, mostly for hunting purposes.

SPEAKER_03 49:56

And the SKS is about is one of the very few semi-automatic rifles you can own.

SPEAKER_08 50:02

Because in most places where you're allowed to have it is because you they have most models have a magazine that you cannot remove.

SPEAKER_03 50:12

It's a it's an internal, yeah. Yeah, is it a I forget it? It's seven or eight rounds. It's not I forget.

SPEAKER_08 50:21

Yeah. But just the you know, one, this comes back to the Sam Hyde comment. If if you ever have a female cop pull you over, I hope you're wearing plates. Because all she has to do is feel like she's threatened a little bit and she's shooting you. Yeah, and I don't know how many videos we have to see of this happening for people to realize. Like when I get pulled over, if I if it's a cop that comes out, I'm probably driving off. If it's a female, you mean yeah, and I will go to a police station and I will let them arrest me. I'd rather be arrested than dead. Is it it's because you keep in mind that women were not made by God to be protectors in that sense, right? And so their instincts are self-preservation at all times, justifiably so. They're the only people that can bring other people into the world. Like the reason wars are fought by men is because we're dispensable, right? We you can always breed more men, but if the women go away, the human race, human species is gone. And somehow no one told China that back in the middle of the last century, which is that why I'm still of the proponent, they have barely 400 million people in that country. I think they've been bloating their numbers for a long time. But anyway, she's not prepared to to sacrifice herself. Now it's not to say there are some women who have that instinct, but there are also the women who have no motherly instinct, and there are some women who are born without the motherly instinct, they just don't have it in them. I've known a couple in my life, I would never trust any of them with a gun. But there I'm not saying some women can't do it, but not the propensity of the amount of women we have in the police force.

SPEAKER_03 52:11

If a woman doesn't have motherly instinct, she ends up like, what's her name from Abu Ghraib? Yeah, what was her name? That's a good question.

SPEAKER_08 52:22

Didn't they do a movie on her with Kristen Stewart? Was it Kristen Stewart? I think it was. I only know that because of Twilight.

Montreal Shooting And Canada Gun Limits

SPEAKER_08 52:31

How do you spell Abu Ghraib? A B U G H R A I B Lindy England. Yeah, I was nowhere even close to even that coming to mind whatsoever. And she was an ugly woman. That's probably why she didn't have a mother of an instant. She had no prospect. Yeah, she was super ugly. And she didn't make anything better by joining the military either. Like that's you're not gonna be more feminized by joining the military. I don't know, but apparently they've been meeting with the president, so we might we're gonna find out soon.

SPEAKER_03 53:15

Whoever made that photo, good job, sir. Good job. It's probably Taffy.

SPEAKER_08 53:26

Man, I have I've had to cut down my my monster intake lately. Are you kidding? No, no, no.

SPEAKER_03 53:32

Not we're not sponsored by monster. We have a former Marine from G the G WOD here. I guarantee we're sponsored by Rip It.

SPEAKER_08 53:39

Yeah, we need rippets, man, especially the orange ones, the best ones. The little ones, the little six-ounce ones, man. Drink two of those, you feel like your heart's gonna pop. They're amazing. So just just to recap the situation, we have a leftist shooter armed with an SKS dressed in right-wing camouflage, attacking police outside of the Pornhub headquarters. A female cop abandons her partner who is a Muhammadan and then schwacks a rabbi. I don't like if if you had told me that sentence, I would have thought you like Chat GPT was having a fever dream.

SPEAKER_03 54:30

He had somehow, I bet there's still a Simpsons episode about it all. I can't wait. Someone's gonna find it.

SPEAKER_08 54:40

It's just like you can't write that stuff, right? It's kind of like Taylor Sheridan was on Joe Rogan and I watched like a three-minute clip with him on it, and he was talking about the Venezuelan op we did, right? Right. And he was talking about like he if he had tried to write that in one of his scripts, people would have laughed him out of the office, right? They would have never accepted it. But we are seeing these things like life is way more funny than anything we can ever write down. Just the amount of irony that happens, that whole situation outside the keep in mind that that is a that is a Jewish stronghold right there in Montreal. There's a bunch of synagogues around there, bagel shops, all that kind of stuff right there. And supposedly the shooter is going after this the CEO of Pornhub, who is also a rabbi. He just didn't make it in the door. But uh, all it took was one man, and he caused all that chaos. Imagine if that was a six-man team.

SPEAKER_03 55:49

With with firearms that were not from the mid literal middle of World War II. It wasn't even a modernized SKS or an SKS within with uh external magazine. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_08 56:04

Like, yeah. I mean, imagine so I I brought this up before. I'm gonna bring it up again. William Fortune wrote a book called Day of Wrath, I think is what it's called. Might be Day of Rage, Day of Wrath, something like that. And the premise of the book was small four-man teams would attack schools throughout the United States, but like 12 schools, right? And that would cause a cascading effect of people rushing to schools to pick up their kids, and be and within the log jam that happens as people are you know locked in on the expressways, then other four-man teams come through the expressways and just start killing people. But also at the school, the terrorists were trained not to kill themselves as soon as police responded, but to fire back to give enough time for another four-man team to come behind and attack the police. You're looking at most 100 dudes causing chaos throughout the whole United States of 330, you know, citizens, 400 million will include illegal immigrants, causing chaos everywhere. That's all it would take. And that it wouldn't, and they're not even targeting you know, power substations or police vehicles or ambulances or anything. Like you start incorporating another hundred dudes that are doing that, the country would shut down in chaos. That without rule of law would happen instantaneously almost. Yeah, there's not enough police in the United States to stop that. Bro, we could take California with like a hundred Marines. We wouldn't need that much at all. We would just leave the the gang areas alone, just let them eat each other.

unknown 57:53

Alright.

SPEAKER_08 57:54

So uh I haven't pulled nothing up from this today, but apparently in France they had another situation. I have some bookmark for that, I think. I don't want to show the video. I I haven't watched it. I don't want to. It's not that anything's showing, but it's kind of brutal, just the insinuation of what's happening. So for those of y'all that aren't caught up, today, I think it was today, or maybe it was like well, it's it is today because they're like six hours ahead of us. A 17-year-old boy was beaten to death in Narbonne, France, I think it was. Yep, and it was carried out by up to 10 young boys, young men in a migrant gang.

SPEAKER_03 58:40

And let's see. So it says here 17-year-old boy named Louis, probably Louis, was ambushed by migrant gang, beat in a coma. He passed away from his injuries last night. Okay, so what it was, it was so the attackers beat this kid, left him there, shared the video they took with others, and someone they shared it with, alerted the police who went to the site but couldn't find the kid. And it was the following day when construction workers found Louis laying there in a critical state, but then he died later.

SPEAKER_08 59:26

I don't think they're Pakistani because some of them look black. They're probably uh Algerian. This guy doesn't look Algerian. Let's see. Um maybe that's not one of the guys. Oh no, he could be. They looked darker complexed, some of them.

SPEAKER_03 59:51

Well, probably West African. Most migrants in France are Algerian and West African.

SPEAKER_08 59:58

It it'll be interesting to see if France does anything about this, like Belfast or anything. I have a feeling they won't. Probably not. Because unless it has to do with like the pensions of government workers, France doesn't really like to riot. They don't they only care if they're not gonna if they're gonna lose their paycheck for not doing anything. That's where the yellow vests come from, by the way. It's we're just we're just seeing this more and more frequently, and the access to the internet we have is a thing that keeps spurring it on. Yeah, because you're you're seeing a twofold focus, a twofold effect from this. You're seeing the outrage of this being spread faster, but it's also emboldening the migrant gangs to do more because they become famous for doing it. So we're all on this too much frequently.

SPEAKER_03 1:00:50

I have another angle of the Montreal thing that shows them loading into stripper clips.

SPEAKER_08 1:00:55

If you want to put that up, do you think that'll cause issues with the channel?

SPEAKER_03 1:01:01

No, because it's I don't know.

SPEAKER_08 1:01:08

We try it. If they kick us off, we'll see y'all later.

SPEAKER_03 1:01:11

If they kick us off, if if it kills on YouTube, go over go over to Twitter.

SPEAKER_08 1:01:15

Yeah, then we can put pick us up on X if y'all. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 1:01:20

Let's see here.

SPEAKER_08 1:02:21

By these cops right here in these cars?

SPEAKER_03 1:02:23

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 1:02:27

I don't know where those cops are actually, but because I thought in one video I saw there were some cops outside those two cars right there that were not the two cops that were over behind that pillar. May not be in this angle. I think I saw it from a different angle. I so my theory is that all the the fighting spirited men in Europe came over here. Well, one, I think all the good Catholics came to the United States in the 1800s. That's why Catholicism in Europe just deteriorated fast after that. Because they all came over here in order to get a better life, and they're the only ones that had the the adventure spirit in them to do that. I won't say the only ones, but they had much more prevalent adventure spirit in them to do it.

SPEAKER_03 1:03:27

Well, I mean, if you think about it, a lot a lot of you know Catholics running from from the Protestant, like you the the Germans, like my my grandparents, well, my great grandparents, I suppose, came over after German unification because of Bismarck's uh Kulturkampf. Yeah, you know, they were they were like Bavarian and the Prussians who unite Germany start persecuting Catholics, so that's how like my German ancestors came over. Obviously, all the Irish, you know, do the the Faemen and the persecution after Italian unification. You have all the southern Italians, you know, the the Sicilians and and Naples and stuff, they all come over because of the the Masons that are now running Italy. And yeah, I mean I think you're right.

SPEAKER_08 1:04:16

I think so many Catholics escape to Europe due to due to persecution by Protestants and then and then World War I happens, World War II, and all those young men, young, young men, yeah, die in war, so they aren't passing on their you know their fighting genes to say well then you have the Soviets coming in behind raping 80% of German women, you know.

SPEAKER_03 1:04:43

So that now what percentage of Germany is just part Russian, yeah.

SPEAKER_08 1:04:52

And then the emasculation of men from the 60s on, you know, and and so I I don't know how much they have left in their gene pool, right? So they may require saving by someone else. Who knows? So I I just don't know what can happen there. We're seeing a little of it in Belfast, so maybe it's regenerating, right? Maybe that those latent genes are are coming out of men who are are are willing to put themselves in the line for what's best for their country. But I can't, you know, we can't say much more about us here. No, we we deal with a whole lot, and I'm myself, right? Like I've got a family. If I were to go do something, I would not be able to provide for my family. Right. So in order to get me involved, it's going to have to be dire.

SPEAKER_03 1:05:48

Like, yeah, like my family will have to be directly threatened, more or less.

SPEAKER_08 1:05:52

Yeah. And that's but that you know, you most of your men that are willing to do something are going to be more on the Right side of the spectrum, and they have the capacity, or they have the inclination much more than the left side to have families, have jobs, right, willing to provide for somebody. Where's why you see so much more violent activism on the left, because a lot of those people don't have families, they're very selfish, they're all you know interested in virtue signaling and and perpetually being the victim, and you know, and that's why you see it much more prevalent on the left because they don't have anybody close to them that they're worried about taking care of.

SPEAKER_03 1:06:39

Yeah, you yeah, Sean's right here. Like the longer, the more we kick this can down the road, the worse it's gonna be all around for everyone involved, all sides.

SPEAKER_08 1:06:50

Well, that was a that was a big reason I joined the Marines when I did. Because I thought I was like, well, this is gonna be it, we're gonna take care of it now. That way, when I have kids, they won't have to deal with this anymore. Right. That was I severely underestimated our politicians' uh desire to win.

unknown 1:07:08

Right.

SPEAKER_03 1:07:09

If anything, all all it really did was create more migrants to come over here, unfortunately. Yep. It did.

SPEAKER_08 1:07:20

And so the um and I was talking about this yesterday with the the friend that came over. Most of America is not ready for the amount of violence that's going to have to happen to get our country back. Like we you're gonna we people are gonna have to have to get real comfortable with seeing a lot of blood in order for us to get our if we want to get our country back in time for our grandkids.

unknown 1:07:47

Right?

SPEAKER_08 1:07:48

Otherwise, we let this place burn and we have enclaves, and you know, you you survive in an enclave. That's about the only other way this is gonna go down. I don't I don't think we're past the capability for a political solution, but I think we uh that window is closing real fast.

SPEAKER_03 1:08:11

I think Europe's past that point.

SPEAKER_08 1:08:15

But they also don't have the the the threat of force like we do here in the United States. That's why they don't have the capability to have firearms to keep their politicians honest.

France Beating And Europe’s Tension

SPEAKER_08 1:08:30

Yeah. And we we at least have that here. And that's the only thing keeping the government from doing whatever they want to us. And that's why it's so important. Anytime you see a bill come out where they're trying to take guns, they're wanting to take your guns from you because they plan on doing something to you that they intend to shoot you for. Right? Or they they think that you're gonna shoot them for. That's why it is very important. We never lose our our right, never give up our right to be able to have the same means of weaponry as most of the military. We'll never have a tank, right? We'll never have F-22s. But hey, don't kill my dream. Don't kill my dream. You can't hold a town square with an F-22. No, are you gonna have boots on the ground? You have to, right? You cannot hold a town square with a tank because tanks need uh troops on foot to protect the tank.

SPEAKER_03 1:09:30

And that that F-22's the the facilities that allow that thing to fly are protected by by people on the ground, and can be taken by people on the ground.

SPEAKER_08 1:09:43

I want to push back on this sentiment because it's always been at least as far as I've you know in the last 20 years, like I don't have any guns, I lost them in a tragic fishing accident, right? Go the opposite route. I have a lot of guns. I have more guns than I have family members, right? I have more guns than you have family members, right? I can arm entire families if I wanted to, so be very careful about coming after me from my firearms.

SPEAKER_03 1:10:15

Yeah, and it won't be it won't be uh 80-year-old SKS either. It will no, it will not.

SPEAKER_08 1:10:22

I I have the capability of hitting you before you even turn down my road. So be very careful. And you know, hopefully it never comes to that. But as we say in the military, hope is not a course of action. Hope in one hand, crap in the other, see which one fills up faster. You just have to be prepared to do what we need to do. Ocean, I have more than ever y'all, y'all missed it, but the first comment that said before the show came on was Ocean was the only person to wish me a happy father's day. Right? And it's only because I went out to get milk twenty almost 20 years ago and I never came back.

SPEAKER_03 1:11:12

I was gonna say I often have more guns on me than surgeon demographics have fathers. Yeah. So unless unless your parents are gay, then you might have more fathers than I have guns on me.

SPEAKER_08 1:11:31

I just I just think we we need to change the thinking. We need to be more bold and brash about our our ability to to use the means of which we need to use. Uh, we need we need to quit cowering and and because at this point, if you're not on like five lists, what are you doing?

SPEAKER_03 1:11:50

I wish there was a way you could check to see what list you're on. Just for out of curiosity's sake.

SPEAKER_08 1:11:58

Is it like one of those things like you see a list of like 20 things in the south that people have eaten and you see how like southern you are? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 1:12:06

Yeah, they need to have a test for that. How much of a how much of a right-wing extremist are you?

SPEAKER_08 1:12:12

Well, I just I know I know me personally, if if we were making like subjective subjective lists, I'm probably on one for being in the military. I'm on one because I'm white, I'm on one because Catholic. I'm on one because the amount of firearms I own. Because you know they're keeping a list of this stuff. There's a building in West Virginia where they keep all the 4473s. I'm on a list because of how I vote, right? I'm on a list because of what I used to do with the military. I'm on a list because of my stance against uh child sacrifice. That's at least seven, right? If there's a list for any of those.

SPEAKER_03 1:12:50

You have a suppressor, you're on the list there.

SPEAKER_08 1:12:53

Number eight. So I don't have to worry about buying you know the bug juice.

SPEAKER_03 1:13:00

You drink raw milk, that's gotta be listed this time.

SPEAKER_08 1:13:03

That's at least a list. We're we're we're at eight. They just keep like we just keep going.

SPEAKER_03 1:13:07

You have more than two kids, list. Yep.

SPEAKER_08 1:13:10

Yeah. So at this point, if you're not on at least one list, you're doing something wrong. If you don't have who is it Walt Whitman? No, Oscar Wilde, I think, said it. It said, if you don't have any enemies, then you never stood for anything in your life.

SPEAKER_03 1:13:33

You're definitely on a list for reading the Twilight Books. But that's a good list. That's not a good list. That's a good list. It's the worst list.

SPEAKER_08 1:13:41

This is a trans ally.

SPEAKER_03 1:13:43

You didn't take you, you you didn't get vaxxed. That's a list. Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 1:13:49

We're at a dozen at this point. No telling with someone lists, some of y'all are on.

SPEAKER_03 1:13:56

Uh you know, for instance, as proud I am as I am of the the play button right back there.

SPEAKER_05 1:14:07

Uh-huh.

SPEAKER_03 1:14:08

I will not be really proud of avoiding Babylon until we get put on the Southern Poverty Law Center's or ADL list of worst anti-Semites in the country. Until I make that list, I am not done. By the way, you can't see it because of the blur, but next to next to the play button, that thing is a photo sent to me by Taffy. Of what? Let me see if I can grab it and show you guys. Hold on.

SPEAKER_08 1:14:51

Taffy, did they send you a play button yet? Because I should.

SPEAKER_03 1:14:54

I'm in the process of it. It's a deer. It's a deer. Did he take that? Yeah, he took it. He took it and had it framed and mailed to me. So thank you very much, Def. That's pretty cool. Yeah, Taffy, I'm working on the play button. Don't worry.

SPEAKER_08 1:15:22

So I I hit uh I hit some milestones this week in the gym again. Uh y'all don't know. About last early last year, the end of 2024, I hurt my back. And I've had back issues since. So it's taken me a while to get back in the gym and and and doing some because like when you have a back injury, it affects everything. Like sitting up, you know, turning, sitting down, it affects all kinds of stuff, right? And so what last week I never I was never really a huge bench guy. Like I usually hit 225 and just stay there because I trying to save it, save my shoulders. Yeah, my left shoulder pops out of the pops out more frequently than I want it to. So I usually hit 225 and just stay there. But uh like last week I was like, I want to see how many reps at 225 I can do. So I hit 10. I was like, okay, that's pretty good. It's not bad. Yeah, and I probably could have pumped out two more, but um, I'm a weak, you know, minded individual.

SPEAKER_03 1:16:23

But you should have done you should have gone for some PRs with with your friend there yesterday.

SPEAKER_08 1:16:29

I I thought about that. I was like, hey, you go to the gym with me? I need somebody to spot me. But I go to the gym by myself and I don't need spotters. I usually go when there's nobody else there because I hate going to the gym because it's it's a co-ed gym, and I hate going to the gym, there's like women in there with you know pants that are painted on, and yeah, and it's just it's a pain in the butt. But but this week the goal was look out, I want to see how I can get my deadlift back up. Because before I hurt myself, I was at 405. And and then I hurt myself and then like I had to drop down to like 150. Um, but this week I got back up to 295. So I'm hoping next week I can get back up to break 300. You know, break through here, maybe get to 315. Right. Go three plates on each side. But the squats has been the hardest, because the squats has been the hardest on my back. So they've got a machine that because I usually just do a barbell squat. Yeah. And I go past 90, so it's like I'm going down pretty deep. But they've got another machine where there's no bar and it's much more organized, it's like saves your back pretty much. But it's kind of hard to determine like how much weight I'm actually doing because there's no bar involved. So I don't know like how much I should account for the machine things I'm putting in push over, whatever. But I mean, like I had I was at like 230 with the bar, and I got to like 280 without the bar. So I'm like, well, maybe it's like a 10% off or whatever. Maybe I'm more like you know, 250 without the bar, maybe. I don't know. But just know if you get injured, get back after it, man. My like it affects everything. I have a rowing machine in the garage, and I try to do that more than more than like running, just because it saves my knees a little bit, because I'll you know put on some weights inside hurt my back. But just get after it, man. If you're not doing anything, do body weights, do something. Right, keep yourself because I'm 45 and I don't recover like I used to. I can't work out five days a week anymore. I'll just constantly be sore and hurting all the time. So I'm now more like two days a week, maybe three days a week, depending on how heavy I went on one of the days, with like usually some cardio in between. But for those of y'all that don't, then

What Fills The Justice Vacuum

SPEAKER_08 1:18:40

don't make sure it was a woman. What that was referring to. The Twilight thing, probably. I do so I don't eat, so I fast almost every day. Like I don't eat breakfast hardly ever. Unless I make it for the kids, and then I might eat with them. But usually on first Fridays, I try and do a black fast from Thursday night to Saturday morning. But yeah, fasting has been the biggest thing for me to one, keep my appetite down. Because when I was running, when I got the Marines, I was running five days a week, five miles a day. There it is. There it is. But I was running five miles a day, five days a week when I got the Marines at you know 33. And I that when I got out, I wasn't running five miles a day anymore, five days a week, but I was still eating like I was running five miles a day, five days a week. Uh so that took a little while to get used to not eating that much. Yeah, I was constantly hungry all the time when I was in the Marines because I couldn't like I wasn't I was burning too many calories to keep up. And then to be honest with you, when you're burning that many calories, it's a pain in the butt to eat. Because you have to eat so much and so frequently, and it's like it's it's just a pain in the butt.

SPEAKER_03 1:19:54

Adrian will get ripped faster if he gets into go sleeping.

SPEAKER_08 1:19:56

Because I'll be in prison because I've rolled over on my child and killed him.

SPEAKER_03 1:20:09

Did you want to go through uh let's see, how to win a knife fight, cop having the time of his life, and the female cop beam?

SPEAKER_08 1:20:16

Yes, let's do the how to win a knife fight. Let's do that one. Y'all like a lot of the stuff I get from Instagram, guys, so be aware. I've I've changed entire people's lives with the algorithm I switch them into when they start watching my videos and I send to them. You've changed not only my life, my wife's life. She loves it so much. You know what I've gotten into lately? Uh like wholesome videos of like like infertile people finding out they're pregnant, right? Because I can't, we're not allowed, we can't have any more kids, so I've like living vicariously through some of these people.

SPEAKER_03 1:21:00

Or live vicariously through people. I I will send you one to coup a couple of my children. Don't threaten me, I'll take them all.

SPEAKER_08 1:21:08

I'll take all the kids. I've never met a kid I don't like. Even if they're like a little pain in the butt, when they're with me after like an hour or two, they're no longer a pain in the butt. Because I don't put up with a crap, right? And then they're like, Oh, this guy means business, so I'm gonna stop acting like that. And they stop acting like that.

SPEAKER_03 1:21:28

Yeah, the other night. So to just so you know, you know, do you remember how Anthony was on my wife's shit list for a while because we did a show on our anniversary? Yeah, tonight is my ninth anniversary.

SPEAKER_07 1:21:48

Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_03 1:21:48

So you are now on another list, sir. Hey, I want to remind your wife you picked tonight. We we we celebrated Monday night. We I made sure to to celebrate it.

SPEAKER_08 1:22:02

Uh this year is the first year that I don't have a conference to go on my anniversary. Oh, nice. I'm at the conference before the anniversary this time, so I'll be back right before our our anniversary.

SPEAKER_03 1:22:15

But Monday night we were out to dinner at a very very nice place, and Instagram came up. And I forget, I forget why, but I'm like, no, no, no. Hope I can't pull up my Instagram here. You don't know what's gonna come up. They will not appreciate either yeah, they will not appreciate Hale Hitler, they will not appreciate America, they won't appreciate the Warhammer 40k meme that come up.

SPEAKER_08 1:22:46

I did not bomb Poland, I did not bomb Austria.

SPEAKER_03 1:22:57

Oh, so true. All right, let's see this.

SPEAKER_09 1:23:02

Knife self-defense one on one. Say you're out with your boys, being a fight with some guy, and this coward pulls a knife on you. How do you defend yourself from a knife? First thing you're gonna do, transfer your weight on this front leg, and then you're gonna differ scenario. You're out with your boys, but you got your girl with you. This coward pulls a knife on you, back up. Guys, there's no shame in this game. Fight smart, but if you don't have to, don't fight at all.

SPEAKER_08 1:23:33

So in the Marines, we had a martial arts program called McMap, Marine Corps Martial Arts Program. Yeah, and it was like a blend of like jujitsu and judo and taekwondo, it's mostly right. And when you get to a certain belt, they start teaching you knife techniques. The first thing they tell you is when you get into a knife fight, you're going to get cut. So the best way not to get cut is don't get in a knife fight, right? So just do not have any delusions that if a knife comes out, you're gonna be able to cravmaga him out of it. You're going to get cut, you're going to get stabbed.

SPEAKER_03 1:24:11

It's going to happen. Speaking of knife fights, you've probably seen this video. And most people have probably seen it. It's been a while since I've seen it. And judging from the show it's from, I guess prepare for swearing.

SPEAKER_01 1:24:24

I don't remember for Sketch Swearing, but did you ever see Indiana Jones where the guy does the whole sort of thing and then he just shoots him dead? Are you asking me if I've seen Indiana Jones? Are you seriously asking me? I've seen that his you're not understanding. Yes, but if I were to come at you, it's all about how I okay, and that maybe you got that a little bit faster. Okay, I got you yet. What if I zigzag like this? I can't necessarily I don't think that that's all right.

SPEAKER_08 1:25:00

Now the so the FBI had put out a paper about the what's called the 21 foot rule. Yeah. Somebody's within 21 feet, they're probably gonna be on you before you can get your gun out of the holster. Right now, with the that was not taken into account the Instagram sub-second draw videos of guys and who are guys who are influenced to do that. Sub-second draw, that guy's six feet closer to you than he was before. So you're if you can get a sub-second draw, the 21-foot rolls out the rope, out the back. A lot of practicing to do then. Lots of practicing. That means you're gonna have to carry appendix. So don't that means I gotta lose weight. Don't own a 320.

SPEAKER_03 1:25:45

Yeah, that's true.

SPEAKER_08 1:25:46

Yeah, what was the uh what was the next one we have?

SPEAKER_03 1:25:49

Cop having the time of his life, but this is I laugh so hard at this. I don't know if I can make Instagram videos go full screen.

SPEAKER_08 1:26:01

I hate it. This video happened where I grew up, and I know exactly where they're at.

SPEAKER_03 1:26:09

Okay, you did send this to me. I know what one this is.

SPEAKER_08 1:26:12

I I used to walk those streets after high school, and then high school actually. Okay, guys, this video is gonna be small, unfortunately. You don't really need to see it, you just need to hear it.

SPEAKER_03 1:27:18

Oh man, that's good. He's still screaming the guy's face.

SPEAKER_08 1:27:22

He took that L. Did you imagine running from the cops? I mean, no, no, no, no, I'm done. He's slowly just getting closer and he's yelling at you to run faster.

SPEAKER_03 1:27:37

Yeah, it's an Aztec death whistle. Hawk, I think you mistook the cop for your toddler.

SPEAKER_02 1:27:47

Yep. Yep.

SPEAKER_03 1:27:49

That's what it was.

SPEAKER_08 1:27:51

Well, what was the what was the last one we had? Female cop. Oh yeah. Just be aware. Anytime you're pulled over by a female cop, you're taking your own life into your hands.

SPEAKER_03 1:28:06

This is just a meme. It's not a video.

SPEAKER_08 1:28:09

Have you seen the videos doing people doing AI videos?

SPEAKER_03 1:28:12

Yes. There might be one that introduces our show tomorrow night. For those of you listening, it says point of view. You escape from a mass shooter but run into a female cop, and it's what's her name? From she was in The Last of Us. It's not Bella Ramsey. Is it Bella Ramsey? Might be Bella Ramsey. I think that was her character's name in Game of Thrones.

SPEAKER_08 1:28:44

No, she was a no, no, it wasn't a Ramsey. She was a Ramsey. She's like Bear Island or something.

SPEAKER_03 1:28:50

Yeah, yeah, yeah. She was a Moor mom, wasn't she?

SPEAKER_05 1:28:58

I don't remember.

unknown 1:29:01

I don't know.

SPEAKER_03 1:29:01

But Bella Ramsey is apparently her name. Not Daisy Ridley. Daisy Ridley uh is uh the Jedi, the Star Wars.

SPEAKER_08 1:29:11

We're just mixing genres now.

SPEAKER_03 1:29:13

Yeah. Oh, the deadliest acorn meme. It I could not believe Anthony just found that one two weeks ago. Did he? Yeah. It's like, dude, this is from three years ago. How did you man.

SPEAKER_08 1:29:33

It's funny when you see some old lore pop up out of nowhere like it's new all the time. Guys, where you been? And that's what you know that I think that's the benefit of you and I. We're not solely in like I was I was right. I was completely right. Yep, you sure are. But we're not solely in like the Catholic only sphere, right? Like a lot of people are, or the Catholic only and or political only. Right. We're in the gun tube side as well, with that whole aspect of of social media. So we get exposed to people who are anything from like vet bros who think like veterans are the greatest thing to ever grace the world, uh, of which I am not one of those, to the guys who are like they can't wait for the world to burn down. Yeah, right. Like that there's a whole spectrum there of guys, and the amount of opinions out there between in that spectrum can vary. Like it can be all over the place.

SPEAKER_03 1:30:31

Ocean. Do I need to point out that technically you you are one?

SPEAKER_08 1:30:38

You're our you're not even a capital,

Training After Injury And Fasting

SPEAKER_08 1:30:40

you're just our token black guy. You will one day, Joshin. You will one day. You two will have God smile upon you after a thing.

SPEAKER_03 1:30:54

Gun tube is the spectrum.

SPEAKER_08 1:30:56

Yeah, gun tube defines the spectrum. You have all sorts of bottists, like all kinds of crazy. We got people who are 3D printing guns. And I don't know if you saw this, EOTech is selling plastic explosives now. What?

SPEAKER_03 1:31:16

Yeah, like to anyone. Yeah, do I need a license?

SPEAKER_08 1:31:21

Probably. I'd hope so. Could you imagine like some of these yokels watching our show buying plastic explosives without a license? It's worse than giving them tannerite.

SPEAKER_03 1:31:34

Yeah, I'm I know myself well enough to know I should not play with tannerite. Yeah. I just know myself. Maybe there will be. Maybe there will be. Let me see if I can find this.

SPEAKER_08 1:31:48

Hold on. What was his name? No. What was his name? How was that guy's name? Oh, there it is. I'm glad Axe knows me better than I know myself. Uh let's see. Oh, here it is.

SPEAKER_03 1:32:02

Let's open this bad boy up. What if I can get a Claude agent to somehow get licensed by the APF?

SPEAKER_08 1:32:11

Maybe. I want y'all to see the absolute worst dog crap opinion I've ever seen in my life.

SPEAKER_03 1:32:21

Is it an Anthony tweet?

SPEAKER_08 1:32:23

It is not. It is not. It says trying to get me in trouble. The great, I don't care. The greatest enemy of the West is feminism. Not even Jewry is greater than this Leviathan. Did Jewry embrace a perpetual later feminism? Yes. But the idea comes from women, witches, and ugly, vengeful shrews. It came from the devil, and its destruction is paramount. Feminism came from Judaism. From Judaism. Like you're this is not a chicken and egg situation. This is egg gave us the chicken. I don't want to get you in trouble, so I'm gonna save that opinion. But that's no no no no, let's go. You got some associations there. But this is what happens when your income comes from clicks. Yeah, right. You are constantly trying to put out more and you make more and more edgy content to get more people to click you so you can go to Publix.

SPEAKER_03 1:33:29

Like how when you think that the SSPX just released a big document today because you happened to yesterday talk about the SSPX with Fra the Ripper on your show, and you're convinced that you had a direct impact on what the SSPX did.

SPEAKER_08 1:33:44

No, that's not real. Look at it, look at the tweets. I I had to block him, man. I don't see his tweets anymore. I can't stand like don't get me wrong. I like Tim Gordon as a person, but his J Dire arc is going to be terrible for him. He's alienating a lot of people with how he speaks. And I'm not someone that's like, you know, always using flowery language, language. And I'm known for my very raw opinions. You are this is true, and this is not even to y'all, like y'all y'all to see me in person where I'm not being recorded. But this arc he's on because he's not getting clicks anymore is ruining his reputation. Because like I used to make fun of him all the time because he's he always used really flowery language and he didn't need to. He's using a $10 word when a $1 word would work, right? And but now it's like no one uh very people are starting to change their opinion that he's just a crass individual who is pretentious and thinks more of himself and thinks everyone is owed his opinion, right? And it's it's not going to do well for him at all. And hopefully he is able to continue providing for his family, but it's probably gonna be doing something else. Because this is not gonna be a career for him. I'm surprised. I mean, Jay Dyer is getting flat from his own ortho bros. Yeah, he's got he's got orthodox priests coming out and speaking out against him right now, which his name they've always been scared to say anything to him, but I guess they're tired of it now. And that's probably because the kind of people who are coming to their churches, these these people do not assimilate into orthodoxy whatsoever, they have no charity in them, right? You cannot speak to people the way that Tim Gordon and Jay Dyer do, and anyone can be convinced that you have any charity in you.

SPEAKER_03 1:36:03

So it's so ocean. He he had one and then was fired from it for basically this reason. I mean, it was it was definitely like a leftist cancellation sort of thing, but it was kind of safe for the same reason, like just the way he handled himself.

SPEAKER_08 1:36:24

So he he put out a tweet the other day about this, about his like matchmaking. Keep in mind, he's been doing this for like three or four years now, and they just had their tenth relationship, and they have 50 people in it per year. It has gone through two or three different like rebrandings at this point. Like it's it's he doesn't have a good success rate. Like if he just found his like maybe it's his 10th marriage, maybe 10th marriage, I think, yeah. Right? After like three or four years of having 50 people per year pretty much in it, and that might be off on the but I'm pretty sure I remember him saying like the first year it was like 50 people, right? Maybe that's 25 women, 25 men, I don't know, right? But that's a lot of people giving him $500 to help them find a match, and he's only he's got like a if it's 50 people per year, it's 150 people over the last three years, he's got less than a 10% success rate.

SPEAKER_03 1:37:18

Yeah, 10 weddings, yeah.

SPEAKER_08 1:37:23

But it's uh I just see compromise happening everywhere. I think I see people changing who they are for money all the time, which is why I'm I'm thankful that it I don't depend on this at all. Like that's good because because we don't get anything, uh getting anything, but like guys like you and Anthony who have day jobs, right, where you don't have to worry about this having to pay the bills, you don't have to change who you are, what you talk about, yeah. You know, and there's I think that's the way going forward. I think it's going to have to be laymen that do not depend because YouTube's out to get you for sure, right? So why would you depend on your income coming from a platform who doesn't want you on it? And they'll find any excuse to kick you off of it. And Rumble's not gotten near the the viewers as YouTube does, and X is such a horrible user interface that most people don't watch it there even if they could, at least not on form any type of long form videos.

SPEAKER_03 1:38:25

And just long form content in general is you know, none of the none of the algorithms are now. I'm gonna have to look it up.

SPEAKER_00 1:38:34

He's gonna have to go unblockable.

SPEAKER_03 1:38:37

While you're at it, look for the tweet from today I'm talking. I was talking about let's see. Here it is. Changing who you are for the algorithm is like pimping yourself out to the Turks. Yeah, 100%. Changing yourself for the algorithm is is literally pimping yourself out for the Jews.

SPEAKER_08 1:39:04

We'll see. Yep, yeah, nine hours ago. Interesting timing since Father Ripper appeared on the show yesterday and we spoke at length about that. Yeah, they did that in response to you.

SPEAKER_03 1:39:18

They wrote a 28-page profession of face faith overnight. Just cuz.

SPEAKER_08 1:39:25

Yeah, that came out of nowhere. They had chat GPT write it for you. Where is it?

SPEAKER_05 1:39:32

Let's see.

SPEAKER_07 1:39:38

I'll just have to do a search. 10th. I'll put in 10th, see what it brings me. Oh, I didn't do it. Put in 10. Oh, I used the wrong search bar. 10. Nope, 10 doesn't come up. Pairing.

SPEAKER_03 1:39:57

Nope, that didn't come up. I doubt the SSPX profession to face was faith was AI generated.

SPEAKER_08 1:40:06

Okay, I think it's just a problem with the search algorithm because not even SP

Knife Fights And The 21-Foot Rule

SPEAKER_08 1:40:10

SPX is coming up. Man, where is I know I saw it. It was yesterday, right? Could have been Monday. We're gonna find it, guys. We're gonna find it. We need to find the actual term he used. I can find it here. Give me a second.

SPEAKER_05 1:40:29

Let's see.

SPEAKER_08 1:40:38

Man, he he's got like 15 tweets about his father Ruperger stuff. Yeah, he does.

SPEAKER_03 1:40:48

16. I mean, you put in 10 in the search board, and all you get is him listening to the top 10 basketball players over and over and over. 17.

SPEAKER_08 1:41:05

18. Oh, here it is. All right, we just received news of this morning of our 10th total engagement slash marriage in retrograde return matchmaking. 10th marriage, right? Well, it says engagement slash marriage, so it could be either.

SPEAKER_03 1:41:25

Well, by the end of this week or shortly, avoiding Babylon will officially be at one. Is that Bobby? Bobby's Bobby's got the ring. Well, good thing she doesn't watch the show. No, no, no, she knows about the ring. Yeah, he went and got a some sort of special blessing in his Bizzlark parish. Was this the sister that went religious for a little bit? Like as a tried being a nun, yes.

SPEAKER_08 1:41:55

Yeah, okay. Not the one that cut her fingers off.

SPEAKER_03 1:41:59

Not not nope, not that one. Okay, I got I get them all mixed up. We're gonna be it's gonna be a little harder to get a man for that one.

SPEAKER_08 1:42:06

Would you have to get like a wedding, you know, bracelet for her?

SPEAKER_03 1:42:11

It was the middle finger that had the tip cut off, so she should be fine.

SPEAKER_08 1:42:15

Oh, okay, good, good.

SPEAKER_03 1:42:18

Good enough. Amy's gonna have two when Taffy Marries War on Beauty.

SPEAKER_08 1:42:25

I'd never see her stuff, like I'd have no idea who she is without like Pine sap Pine sap and Taffy. Pine sap's in her too, huh? Pine sap was obsessed with her for a while. Really? I'm surprised y'all didn't review PineSap's video about Tred Inc. I didn't know he put out a video about Trad Inc. Yeah, it was like last week, early last week, I think. Maybe from last week, not the weekend before this past one. He put out a video, and like he's he's got some dog crap opinions, man.

SPEAKER_03 1:43:00

Hawk. You are a male, you are not allowed to ship anything. Have some self-respect, sir. Two grand for guys for Tim Gordon service. They better guarantee a wedding for two grand. Wait, wait, hold on, not that. Warren Beauty sells jewelry or like where is expensive jewelry? I don't know why. Those are two different things. Those are two different things. Ah, it's you okay. Okay, yep. I just I just saw your message on Twitter there, Brock. I'm very excited for it.

SPEAKER_08 1:43:50

Is it a character of you?

SPEAKER_03 1:43:52

No, it's a sacred heart carving of the sacred heart. Oh, that's cool.

SPEAKER_08 1:43:58

We've got we've got our rosary hanger, is the Sager Heart, the Mecha Heart, and the Taste Heart. Nice. Thankfully, we only have six kids. There's not enough room for more hooks.

SPEAKER_03 1:44:11

Otherwise, we have to go to two of them. Wait, we have four had a designer brand. She revised so she she she's got money, huh? Is what it was.

SPEAKER_08 1:44:22

So her was her grandfather Hugo Boss.

SPEAKER_03 1:44:28

That is a that is an old callback there. He had some style, though. You are absolutely right. He could he could make some uniforms. Oh dude. Look, no matter what anyone thinks or says or feels about the Nazis, they knew how to dress. No, no, seriously, Death. Oh man.

SPEAKER_08 1:45:04

This is a trust fund, baby. Then all my rich clients have very large life insurance policies that fund a trust fund for their grandkids.

SPEAKER_03 1:45:16

Like very large. The light, like the life insurance funds while they're alive? Yep.

SPEAKER_08 1:45:23

Yeah. That's how rich people pass on wealth. Is they use life insurance. Interesting. And it funds into a trust. Because the trust has tax protections, basically. I mean, life insurance already comes out tax-free, but it grows non-taxable while in the trust. So if they pass away, like when the tide's like five, right? And then they don't have access to it until 25. Well, it gets 20 years of growth, and there's they can mitigate the taxes out of it.

SPEAKER_06 1:45:53

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_08 1:45:54

And I'm talking like $30 million life insurance policies. Massive. Massive permanent insurance policies. We've got a we've got some legacy Catholic families down here. Some of y'all would probably know if you heard the name, but we've got some out in like St. Louis that used to, you know, own the uh Enhouser Bush factory. That was the largest life insurance policy written in the United States in the last 15 years coming out of there. But it's for trust funds for grandkids.

SPEAKER_03 1:46:29

Well, yeah, at least they're how it works, man.

SPEAKER_08 1:46:33

Like it said, if rich people do it, why aren't we doing it? At least they're passing on their wealth instead of it's only it's yeah, it's only like middle-aged, you know, middle class boomers that don't pass on wealth. Yeah, I got poor, poor, like Gen Egg. They're trying to figure out the any way they can to pass their millennial kids money, and like they're like retiring with social security only. Like, how do I pass my kids some money? Like, you need to worry about living. Like, you got social kids only. Like, we gotta figure something else out. Maybe I can go donate plasma every week and put that into something. Like, no, don't worry about it. Your kids are fine.

SPEAKER_03 1:47:21

Do not literally bleed yourself dry.

SPEAKER_08 1:47:25

And I got boomers who have like multi-million dollar portfolios, and they're like, uh, make my beneficiary like the you know, habitat for humanity. Like you've got six kids, sir, who make on average fifty thousand dollars a year each.

SPEAKER_06 1:47:41

That's frustrating.

SPEAKER_08 1:47:43

It drives me nuts. Drives me nuts. All right. We're we're almost two hours.

unknown 1:47:52

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 1:47:54

Anybody have any questions on anything before we get out of here? I like to give you all access to me as long as I can. Unfortunately, I do know finance. This is not something I thought I was gonna get into, but here we are. If you'd have told me 10 years ago I would be in finance, I was like, you're crazy. I joined the Marine, so I didn't have to be behind a desk. I was a firefighter because I didn't want to be behind a desk. And now I'm behind a desk. But that's what allows me to pay for our life and have this farm and keep my wife at home, so I'm gonna keep doing it. Uh ocean's not ready to go to bed.

SPEAKER_03 1:48:34

I don't know. We want that full story. Luck.

SPEAKER_08 1:48:39

Man, I'll tell you, if I didn't work for them, I wouldn't work in this industry. This industry is predatory and borderline evil.

When Creators Chase Clicks

SPEAKER_08 1:48:50

We're one of the few companies that players not like that. It's man, it's so bad. It's and I have to deal with like a bunch of other companies. In fact, I'm dealing with a large company right now and trying to get some things situated with them. And when I showed the guy the pause the products they're giving him, they're just they're not just life insurance, it's some investments. But uh, when I basically read their own paperwork back to him, he was shocked and mad at the amount they were taking advantage of. And I don't have to say anything, I just have to read their own paperwork back to them, and they're highly upset. But that's what you get, man. That's what happens. Bro, don't that that I we have nothing to do with that. I don't know where that came from. I don't know why they did that at all. And it's caused cre quite an uproar amongst the employees, like we're not they're not me.

SPEAKER_03 1:50:00

I imagine not. It's a freak boat accent. It won't be a boat accent if I get to it won't.

SPEAKER_02 1:50:16

It won't.

SPEAKER_08 1:50:17

It'll probably be Bobby. More than likely. Never have credit cards. Most of you are not disciplined enough to have a credit card. Do not have credit cards. Now, if you're someone who is disciplined enough and you can, you know, pay it off every month and just use it for points and cash back, go for it. But if you've never had a credit card and you don't know if you're disciplined enough to do it, do not get a credit card. They're horrible for you, they're horrible for your financial well-being because something's gonna happen and you're gonna justify putting something on it that you shouldn't, and it you're gonna cause a downward spiral. On average, it takes you if you if you have a credit card, so you have $5,000 on it, and you pay the minimum balance over five years, the minimum payment, after five years, you would have paid five thousand dollars in payments and still owe five thousand dollars. You're basically paying 100% interest rate at that point. So do not have credit cards. Pay in cash. If you don't, if you want something, save up for it. I'm telling you from experience, I've had credit cards and I was horrible with them, right? They're paid off now, right? But it required a lot of sacrifice to get there. And now I don't use them at all.

SPEAKER_03 1:51:38

Uh I honestly don't know much about War on Beauty. I never see her stuff. I don't watch her content. I guess I wish he wore more clothes, but that's literally every e-girl, so I don't know. I wouldn't worry about it that much, I guess.

SPEAKER_08 1:52:02

Do not own anything of value that you cannot hold. Physically, and now all of a sudden you have no more Bitcoin.

SPEAKER_03 1:52:14

Yeah, exactly. Bitcoin does you no good in the end of the world.

SPEAKER_08 1:52:20

Bitcoin does no good if there's rolling brownouts, like in California throughout the summer. Eventually that the power's gonna go down and not come back for up for a little bit. When the infrastructure is not reliable, Bitcoin does you no good whatsoever.

SPEAKER_03 1:52:37

You can't even burn it for warmth like you can paper money.

SPEAKER_08 1:52:40

Nope.

SPEAKER_03 1:52:42

Nope.

SPEAKER_08 1:52:46

We uh so I was talking to my guest yesterday, and then we were talking about cost of living and everything. He he loved Alabama. He was he loved like the area, he loved how nice the people were and everything. But we were talking about uh cost of living and everything, and apparently my house in Canada, he was saying it would be like double or more than what I paid for here, right? And I just I keep wondering, like and I was asking, I was like, So in Canada, why are prices so high? Is it because of very large government subsidies? Because your all's GDP is way lower than ours, like you'd be like the 53rd state. So why is it so high? It's gotta be government subsidies. The reason it's so high. They're giving money to immigrants and welfare recipients to buy houses, which is inflating the cost of houses. So I told you, hey, you gotta move to the United States. Your money would go a lot further. You know, if you're able to afford something like that in Canada, you can definitely afford something a lot better here.

SPEAKER_03 1:53:54

And taxes on everything else is lower too.

SPEAKER_08 1:53:57

Yep. Yep. Yeah, the economy's not doing well at all. I don't like I don't I don't deal in any any type of crypto. I don't trust anything that's dependent on power. Right? I don't I barely like cash. But at least I can hold cash. Right? If the power goes out, I can still hold cash.

unknown 1:54:26

Right?

SPEAKER_08 1:54:26

If the banks go down, if I have cash in my house, I still have cash. Right? But I don't I don't I'm not a fan of crypto just because how many how vulnerable it is. And yeah, you have cold storage, you can put it in like a USB drive, but you have to be able to go somewhere, and not only that, but it's easily stolen. Like I don't know, and it's easily taken back from by the government. The government has seized like 40 billion dollars in crypto over the last couple of years. So I don't they'd have to come to my house and stack up to get my cash in my house. Or at least then I got a fighting chance. They just snatch it from my Bitcoin wallet, I can't do anything about it. Crypto is Bitcoin, and Bitcoin is crypto. Now are there different types of crypto? Yes, unless you're talking about when we talk about crypto here, we're talking about electronic money, pretty much. We're not talking about security, but even though Bitcoin is security because it's on the blockchain, but so precious metals are really only good for two windows. One is after cash is over is hyperinflated and it's not worth anything more, and then you need a wheelbarrow of it to buy anything. So you have about a two-week window after that to be able to use precious metals, and then after that is gone, then it's to pass on wealth to your kids. That's the only time precious metals is really good for. Now, buy as much lead as you can, right? Because you can't shoot gold at people.

SPEAKER_06 1:56:16

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 1:56:18

Any there we go. Any plans for an episode discussing surviving an extended grid down scenario like a month, no power. I mean, we can. I feel like other people have done it better.

SPEAKER_03 1:56:30

Yeah, I don't know what we would add to it.

SPEAKER_08 1:56:33

I yeah, I I mean, I can tell you what I would do, but what happened here, but I'm not in the situation most of y'all are. I specifically live in a place to be able to get through something like that. A lot of you all live in the suburbs and urban areas, and it's gonna be much different for y'all than it is for me. Ammo is a good investment. As it was said earlier, it doesn't matter if you have six guns in your house and you don't have enough ammo to shoot them, you have paper bites. So buy ammo. And ammo's not gonna get any cheaper, so go ahead and buy it. Not even I don't know what that is. I don't know. I did bring back an amethyst back from Afghanistan. Mazari Sharif in Afghanistan is like a mining town, pretty much. And I brought back a one of the guys I talked to gave me an amethyst stone, and when I brought it back, I put it into a ring for my wife and she wears occasionally.

SPEAKER_03 1:57:38

We discussed how I couldn't know how to pronounce amethyst. No, it's not. I completely forgot about that. It's my little boo boo collection of good medicine. My three-year-old daughter certainly thinks hers is or boo-boo, she calls them.

SPEAKER_08 1:57:57

My first one was 2009 to 2010, and then I went back in 2011.

SPEAKER_03 1:58:07

I imagine they do not. No, they do not.

SPEAKER_08 1:58:10

The best stuff is right to bear. They have the best that I found, and so does the guy who does uh Christian warrior training, whatever it is. He does the anyway, they have the best coverage as far as especially if you're carrying at your parish, they'll cover you when you're there. Some of them won't, but I think I pay like 20 bucks a month for it. Something like that.

SPEAKER_03 1:58:33

That's not bad.

SPEAKER_08 1:58:35

It's not bad at all. I was paying like 36 a month for USDCA back when I was a good one. Yeah, USDCA is more expensive. Yeah, but I would I would not use it. They they've screwed too many people for me to use them. Yeah, one second after is a good book. We've talked about that a few times here. He was there in two. So I was there end of 2009 and and going into 2010. I got there December 24th of 2009. And then left in like July. Was your was your husband Marines, Army,

Trusts, Insurance, And Credit Card Traps

SPEAKER_08 1:59:10

what was he? Oh god, who is he with? I was attached to one six. Don Helmand.

SPEAKER_03 1:59:39

Some do. Some opals do, wow. I had no idea. Ethiopian specifically.

SPEAKER_08 1:59:52

So he was a leatherneck. Oh yeah, he's probably a leatherneck. No, I don't. What kind of insurance coverage? No. We can do it over carry insurance, maybe, but it'll be like a 15-minute show. I'll tell you what you need to do, and if you do anything else, you're stupid. Yeah, I didn't stay on leatherneck long. I was usually there for about a week, and then I went down to Marsha the first time, and then the second time I went down to Tags, which was the outer reach of the Empire left home. Alright, guys. You're gonna call it.

SPEAKER_03 2:00:47

Yeah, that's his life at this point.

SPEAKER_08 2:00:52

He's gotta work hard for that money now that he's got two car payments.

SPEAKER_03 2:00:56

Well, isn't that the truth?

SPEAKER_08 2:01:00

Thankfully, y'all uh pay him on a void in Babylon. That way he can afford this stuff. He has to stop buying stop buying guns now because he has to pay car payments.

SPEAKER_03 2:01:07

Yep. Yep. You know, I'm cooked when I take off the glass.

SPEAKER_08 2:01:16

Oh man. All right, guys. I don't know what day we'll do next week. So just look out for the announcements. We'll see. The summer's completely crazy with stuff going on. So we'll see how it goes. But it's usually gonna be a Monday, Wednesday, or Friday. So it'll be one of those three days. But just look out for announcements. If you're not in the telegram, join the telegram. Yep. Um, we got a lot going on there. You all find out about a lot of the stuff that we're gonna talk about before we ever come on because usually I'm posting that stuff there before we come on. But but get in Telegram if you're not in it, follow us if you're not. I'm sure most of y'all are following us. Is there a competition for this month? I didn't do because this month's been so crazy I didn't do one. But do we have we sent out to I never got an address? All right, I'll get it from them. I thought I got it from I thought I sent it to you about look again. If you did, that's my bad, but I don't remember getting it. I'll get it from. But we didn't do one this month. We'll do one next month. We'll do a fun one next month. Yes, share it too. If y'all know anybody that would want to watch this, share it with them. Wasn't this one the fire starting one, or is that what you did? It was going to be, but because we didn't have a show last week and then the week before that I was with Chris. So I didn't want to do one this month. I'll wait until we're a little bit more regular. We're gonna do it. We'll probably do it in July, which will be on on topic since you know the 4th of July. First Saturday is July 4th. So I don't know if any of y'all could do first Saturday Mass, but it's gonna be uh interesting.

SPEAKER_03 2:02:57

First Saturday Mass, then parade, and fireworks.

SPEAKER_08 2:03:03

So they do at my place, I can sit on my front lawn and watch the fireworks that my town does. I just sit there and watch them. It's like I'm like a it's awesome.

SPEAKER_03 2:03:14

The uh the town I live in, we just had our like town festival thing last weekend. So we had fireworks last weekend. And then the town, the slightly bigger town I work in, 20 miles away, does 4th of July fireworks, but they they do them, they launch them from a boat that that is it's a lake now, but it was an old mine pit. So everyone in town kind of just lines up, you know, or or just watches from the edge of the mine pit as they launch them over the mine pit. It's pretty cool. Yeah. I live right on a lake here, and they fire them from a boat.

SPEAKER_08 2:03:54

Nice there.

SPEAKER_02 2:03:55

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 2:03:56

Alright, guys, we're gonna get off here. I'm gonna let Rob go to sleep. He's dying. We'll see y'all next week's look for the announcement for what day we do our show next week. Monday, Wednesday, or Friday. It's gonna be one of those three. But we'll see y'all next week.