Episode 128 — Foreign War, Domestic Chaos: How to Prepare for What’s Coming w/PNW GUERRILLA  ​

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[0:02:50] And all the women in my family cannot stop griping at me to bring home more of the candles and chapstick. [0:02:58] I don't know why the chapstick specifically seems to be like the fan favorite. [0:03:01] Yeah. [0:03:02] I'm not complaining about it. [0:03:03] I think it's just because it's something people have on them all day, every day. [0:03:06] But I'm not complaining about it. [0:03:08] But it seems like so far the women in the family really like the chapstick. [0:03:11] I don't know what it is with women and chapstick and, you know, makeup and all this stuff, whatever. [0:03:18] But anyway, you can follow. [0:03:21] Excuse me. [0:03:22] That's my coffee. [0:03:24] You can follow Alex at PNW Gorilla on X. [0:03:30] He's also got a YouTube channel. [0:03:32] He's been making. [0:03:33] Let me pull up your YouTube channel real quick. [0:03:35] You were you're you're figuring out the ropes of streaming, which is great. [0:03:39] oh it's been a nightmare man tell me how much you love technology i don't like technology i don't [0:03:47] like any of this this is this has all been i don't want to say terrible that's very overdramatic [0:03:51] it has been uh a struggle at best yeah well well welcome welcome to the ranks of the podcast world [0:04:00] uh you can also follow him on youtube at pnw gorilla damn you got a lot of subscribers 187 [0:04:08] thousand. We're getting there. Not bad. Not bad at all. Got to get to a quarter of a million, man. [0:04:13] But yeah, thank you so much for coming on. You know, things have changed quite a lot since last [0:04:17] time we talked. We're at war now. There's been a lot of unrest, civil unrest. We saw Minneapolis [0:04:24] got crazy. These fucking women, you know, hey, they're big boy, you know, and then they start, [0:04:31] you know, ramming their car into ICE officers. And, you know, I'm curious, you know, starting [0:04:37] off, starting off, I'm curious about your thoughts on the war. What are your thoughts on the Iran [0:04:44] war and what it means for us here at home? So it's actually kind of amusing because, you know, [0:04:51] as a veteran, non-combat veteran, I'm so sorry, everyone. I never went over and killed brown [0:04:57] people. So, you know, my bad. I am unbelievably anti-war. And as someone that sells military [0:05:04] surplus and technically profits from prior wars so i understand the hypocrisy here but no i i do [0:05:12] not support the war with iran in any way shape and form uh i've i firmly believe uh in joe kent's [0:05:19] statement he said that a lot where a lot better and a lot more eloquently than i can put it [0:05:24] of that we are we are going to war for a foreign nation we are we are going to war for hyper [0:05:30] specifically israel and that iran does not pose a threat to to the u.s whatsoever and and it's [0:05:37] really nice and comforting seeing people in you know higher upper echelons than just me uh you [0:05:42] know saying the exact same thing of that you know yeah we're going to war for a foreign nation [0:05:47] i'm so unbelievably against the uh the iran and american and israeli war because it's it's it is [0:05:54] israel and america you know together fighting iran and uh yeah no i could not be more against [0:06:01] this entire conflict and and a lot of people think that you know uh and i wouldn't say that [0:06:05] a lot of people think i would say that the propaganda would make you believe that uh just [0:06:09] because you're anti this conflict means that you're pro whoever we're going to be at war with [0:06:15] and it's like no i'm just against sending more of my own people to go off and die for what like [0:06:22] Like, do we even know why we're there yet? [0:06:24] Has that even been said? [0:06:26] Like, are they even pretending to, like, [0:06:29] that we have a reason to be there right now beyond for Israel? [0:06:32] Well, it's definitely not about the oil. [0:06:36] It's not about the oil because oil is well over $100 a barrel. [0:06:43] Wasn't it the last I saw it was like $120 a barrel? [0:06:46] Yeah. [0:06:46] Is that right? [0:06:46] You know, and I think in the 2008 crisis, [0:06:50] like the financial collapse or whatever, [0:06:53] I'm pretty sure it went up to $147 a barrel. [0:06:56] So I don't think we've seen the last of this. [0:07:00] I think it could go up a lot higher, [0:07:02] especially because of the amount of inflation [0:07:04] that's happened since 2008. [0:07:06] I think that our friends in California will, [0:07:10] if things continue as they are, [0:07:13] I fully suspect that we're going to be seeing $10 a gallon gas. [0:07:17] Oh, absolutely. [0:07:18] Gas is already over $5 a gallon here, so I'm not... [0:07:23] Diesel's $6.75 right now. [0:07:24] Woo, go team. [0:07:26] Thank a Zionist. [0:07:27] Thank a Zionist. [0:07:29] Thanks, bud. [0:07:30] Hell yeah. [0:07:31] Woo, go team. [0:07:33] Unbelievable. [0:07:35] My singular friend that owns an electric car has not been able to shut up about, like, [0:07:41] woo, my electric car. [0:07:42] You know, the thought did cross my mind if like, is Elon on board with this just to like sell more Teslas? You know, like there is definitely conflict between these electric car manufacturers and the oil lobby. That's for sure. You know, no matter what, though, I mean, like every everything is directly affected by the the price of oil per barrel. [0:08:06] And I was watching a video about this the other day of how there's going to be five more waves that we're not really like expecting and we're not preparing for right now. [0:08:16] Because, you know, everything in our economy, everything in our society is directly affected by the price of oil and that everything is going to go up, you know, in waves. [0:08:29] And the video I was watching last night was saying that come this fall, and it's not really, and we're not going to see this happen until this fall. [0:08:37] But the prices of groceries are going to skyrocket to prices that we have never seen before. [0:08:45] Because as of right now, you know, we're in the very beginning of this ripple effect. [0:08:51] And it's just going to get worse. [0:08:52] And which, you know, right here, go buy food. [0:08:57] Go buy food. [0:08:58] If you have spare money, go buy food. [0:09:01] Start saving to go buy food because food's about to get expensive. [0:09:05] Yeah, you know, this has been something I've been talking about on the show for the past couple of weeks. [0:09:08] I've had the same feel. [0:09:11] And, of course, it's never really good to be ruled by your feelings or your emotions or anything like that. [0:09:16] We need to definitely keep a level head with all of this. [0:09:19] But I've been feeling the same way that I was feeling right before COVID. [0:09:25] You know, the economy in 2019 was kind of teetering on the edge. [0:09:31] I remember doing a podcast with Gran Torino, the Irish nationalist guy. [0:09:35] And I remember saying on there that like war's coming, something's going to happen because the economy can't survive. [0:09:43] And then a couple of weeks later, COVID happened and the lockdowns and all of that. [0:09:47] And so I've been feeling the same way about this war with Iran. [0:09:51] I've been prepping a little bit. [0:09:53] I've been thinking about getting some extra food and some, you know, stuff in dry storage. [0:09:59] You sell MREs, right? [0:10:00] I do sell MREs. [0:10:01] Ah, see, there you go. [0:10:03] I have three cases up here and I have a case down here. [0:10:06] Unfortunately, they're not in frame, but I do sell MREs. [0:10:08] Do they actually, I've never had one. [0:10:09] Do they taste good? [0:10:11] So there are some MREs that are better than others. [0:10:15] And the worst of the MREs, like the worst tasting, those ones actually come with the [0:10:20] best snacks. [0:10:23] So it's like no matter what, you're at least getting something like the other vegetarian MREs. [0:10:29] They're terrible, absolutely awful, but they almost always have the best candy. [0:10:35] Well, that is certainly an option. [0:10:38] I think we've also got a deal with my Patriot supply, but I haven't figured out how to like log into the back end of that yet. [0:10:45] So I'm not promoting that yet. [0:10:48] The native Patriots sponsored by. [0:10:51] I think he is. [0:10:52] I think so. [0:10:52] I think so. Yeah. Vince, Vince hooked us up together. And so one of these days I'll like [0:10:57] actually like figure out how to get in there. And so the, the biggest thing about MREs to kind of [0:11:02] like sort of go back into that, uh, is, is that they last so much longer past their expiration [0:11:08] date. Like, and it's, it's not going to be good. It's, it's not, it's barely even legally considered [0:11:14] food. The thing is that it's sustenance and it will keep you alive in a pinch. [0:11:20] and that's the main thing that a lot of people [0:11:22] aren't really taking into account here [0:11:24] is that some foods, yeah, it might not be good [0:11:27] but it's going to be better than eating your own flesh [0:11:31] it's going to be better than, oh, well, I'm going to have to go start raiding for this [0:11:35] it's better than eating tree bark [0:11:37] it is sustenance, is it delightful, am I looking forward to it? [0:11:41] no, not really, but you're eating [0:11:44] what's the worst MRE? [0:11:47] the worst MRE? [0:11:48] beef taco no i know that the the tuna like the most unpopular tuna but i'd say the uh [0:11:56] probably the vegetine tortellini so bad yeah the cheese tortellini i heard that cheese tortellini [0:12:03] was good uh not in an mre and there's there's other ones as well like man i'm trying to think [0:12:11] like the worst ones and i could probably crack this case right here hold on i'm gonna i'm gonna [0:12:15] open a case. See, and this is something that we can also, uh, for those of you who don't know, [0:12:20] I guess we're announcing it live on air. Uh, I'm going to be driving out, uh, to Seattle to hang [0:12:25] out with Alex and the guys at the warehouse. So, uh, maybe we'll do some, we'll do some force [0:12:30] feeding, uh, of the cheese tortellini. We'll, uh, maybe do some taste testing. Uh, since I've [0:12:35] never, I'm not a veteran. I've, you know, I don't, by the way, you shouldn't be either like, [0:12:41] don't enlist in the service right now, obviously. [0:12:44] I cannot not recommend it hard enough. [0:12:47] I cannot not recommend an anti-endorsement of joining the armed services. [0:12:52] Chicken breast filet. [0:12:54] This also, it's not a bad one. [0:12:55] Not a bad one at all. [0:12:56] I don't like chicken. [0:12:57] I'm not a chicken guy. [0:12:58] I'm a beef guy. [0:12:59] This probably isn't chicken either. [0:13:00] Let's be real. [0:13:02] Thank you, 21. [0:13:05] Oh, that's replaced? [0:13:06] Oh, I wonder what year this box is. [0:13:09] This is one of my older boxes. [0:13:11] 2016 nice 10 years old that's good that's that's within the range of oh no i could crack any one of [0:13:20] these and they'd be fun nice no there's a there's a youtube channel i forget the name of it there [0:13:26] was a guy that was eating mres from like the 80s and 90s he's fun wow that's cool there's some of [0:13:33] the like the uh there's some of the lickies and chewies in there that like don't last the best [0:13:37] But for the most part, there's there's so many preservatives in these that like, again, it's barely legally food. [0:13:44] Is it goyslop? Technically, it's like it's like goyslop plus goyslop plus. [0:13:49] Got it. Yeah. Very calorie dense goyslop, you know. [0:13:53] But yeah, no, I mean, I really think that with there we go. [0:13:57] Which one is that? Cheese tortellini. Yeah. Put that aside. I'll give that I'll give that a shot on Thursday. [0:14:01] probably probably the worst mre uh that or the uh there's another like breakfast omelet one [0:14:07] and like that's like they got rid of it yeah that had so many complaints the amount of [0:14:12] like they would crack a a case in the field and then like all of them would be gone and it would [0:14:17] just be that one mre left and everyone's looking at it like i don't want it isn't there like [0:14:22] laxative gum in those things like laxative chicklets or something um so that's that's a [0:14:28] thing like they they tell you that it is and it's like it's not like 100% substantiated um from what [0:14:36] i've from to my knowledge the gum actually it has this uh thing and like a lot of people talked [0:14:42] about this i don't know if it's actually been proven but apparently it makes you like no longer [0:14:45] horny like i'm not kidding like that that is a that is a thing because like they don't they don't [0:14:51] want soldiers like you know horny in the field or like in combat so like they would put all of this [0:14:57] crap in there to like suppress that in your body you know maybe we could just prevent women from [0:15:03] being in the military and that wouldn't be like an issue i don't know i mean women and gays because [0:15:08] like you know let's be real like the the only reason that vegetarian meals ever came to be [0:15:13] at all is because of women and gays i mean like does it does anyone else really care let's be [0:15:19] real no plus they'll stab you in the back if you catch my drift the women or the gays or both the [0:15:25] gays. Oh, okay. Well, I guess both. It's possible. You know, women. I feel like women are more of a, [0:15:32] I don't know. I don't know. Anyway, back to the war with Iran. So with the rising gas prices, [0:15:40] that's going to lead to obviously inflation when it comes to energy. It's also going to lead to [0:15:45] logistical problems. The truckers are going to be severely impacted by this, which also means [0:15:50] global supply chains. [0:15:53] Do you think that we are kind of staring down the barrel [0:15:56] of another supply chain crisis? [0:15:59] Oh, absolutely. [0:15:59] Phoenix Ammunition, he was just talking about how [0:16:02] that the supply chain is getting bad. [0:16:05] And if you guys want ammo, you need to start buying it now. [0:16:07] Ah, okay. [0:16:08] If an ammo supplier is telling me that, you know, that's, yeah. [0:16:13] Time to start buying ammo. [0:16:14] So if you were currently unprepared, you know, nothing, nothing at all, what would be your priority list for getting prepared for like what's the hierarchy here? [0:16:34] Is it you get ammo like a gun and ammo and then you get food, you get food first and then ammo, you know. [0:16:41] absolutely you need to have uh you need to have a handgun you need to have a rifle to be able to [0:16:45] protect yourself uh ammunition i i like a thousand rounds per gun that's kind of like a nice blanket [0:16:51] statement of just you know a thousand rounds per gun and if you uh if you know enough then you [0:16:56] should know what grain that you want and what grain that you want to zero with um and then stock as [0:17:01] much of that as possible uh i like uh 77 grain for 556 and then 124 grain or a uh 100 and uh [0:17:11] 147. 145? 147 for 9 mil. 147 for 9 mil. I don't know why my brain just dumped that and thought 145. [0:17:20] Anyway, yeah, so if you get the, you know, go down that autistic rabbit hole of, you know, [0:17:25] which specific grain, ammunition is going to be very important. I don't think the average person [0:17:30] needs to stockpile that much ammunition, honestly. I think that might be going a little bit autistic. [0:17:34] The biggest thing is really going to be food, water filtration, and a way to actually cook the food and a way to stay warm. [0:17:43] I don't think enough people are talking about water filtration and ways to stay warm and ways to cook food. [0:17:48] Everyone buys like a gajillion cans of food and then so many people don't actually have a way to cook them if the power goes out, which I understand that. [0:17:57] But another thing that a lot of people don't think about is like just water storage in general. [0:18:03] How much water does the average person use per day? [0:18:06] The answer is roughly anywhere between one to three gallons of how much water you use per day. [0:18:12] So you need to have water storage on your property. [0:18:14] If you live in your own apartment building, that's something you're going to have to take into consideration. [0:18:19] Clothes and ways to mend your clothes. [0:18:22] There's so many things that you can autistically go down this rabbit hole of things that you need to prep. [0:18:27] But the biggest thing is, you know, if let's say on a weekend, given any given Saturday, right, just go into your house and turn off everything. [0:18:39] Turn off everything in your house, save for like probably the refrigerator, but turn off everything, you know, flip all the breakers and just sit there with a pen and notepad in your boredom and just start writing down all the things that you wish you had. [0:18:55] in in my opinion that is going to be the best possible advice i can give absolutely anyone [0:19:01] when it comes to prepping of sitting on your ass and doing nothing no cell phone and just [0:19:07] what do you wish that you had if there was no electricity right now because everyone's answer [0:19:12] is ultimately going to be different yeah yeah no that totally makes sense i definitely think that [0:19:17] the time to take inventory and uh start thinking about that is now especially if we put boots on [0:19:22] the ground. I mean, I've been hearing, like you said, Phoenix ammunition ideas about, you know, [0:19:27] perhaps gunpowder shortages that that could be affecting people very, very close here. [0:19:35] Well, we can also we can very clearly tell the market is being like unnaturally affected. You [0:19:42] know, I know that you watch the prices of silver and the prices of gold and the price of crypto and [0:19:47] and Bitcoin. It is heavily being unnaturally affected. And my huge thing that I keep telling [0:19:56] people is keep buying silver and gold. Because my thing right now is that I'm not freaking out [0:20:01] about silver and gold right now and the prices right now. I want to have that tangibly in my [0:20:06] hands if things go like really crazy. So the price right now, I mean, obviously buy the dips, [0:20:13] buy it as cheap as you can. But in my opinion, having tangible goods on hand when things get [0:20:20] really, really bad. And we keep talking about like shit hits the fan and the power going out [0:20:25] and the grid going out. Honestly, I'd say the one thing that you need to prepare the most for [0:20:30] is the government having so much overreach that you're no longer allowed to play the game with [0:20:35] inside the system. And you need to have tangible goods outside of the system. [0:20:39] Yep. Yeah. Today, gold and silver are kind of on sale. Like I said at the beginning, silver was at 69.69 gold at like 4,400 or something like that. Definitely a dip stacking moment because it's like nothing has directionally changed about the economy or inflation, the money printing. [0:21:02] I know that Pete Hegseth just requested $200 billion from Congress for the war. [0:21:12] And that is in addition to the $258 billion that we've already given to Israel. [0:21:18] More money for Israel. [0:21:19] Yeah, so it's, you know, like another half trillion dollars down the tubes there. [0:21:24] That, of course, is going to lead to inflation. [0:21:26] And so, yeah, nothing has directionally changed. [0:21:29] There are, I was talking with Kenzie from Atlas Bullion, our wonderful sponsor. [0:21:35] I was talking with Kenzie earlier this week because I had heard a rumor that essentially, you know, people bought property in Dubai. [0:21:45] You know, rich billionaires thinking that Dubai would be this kind of great place to sit out war, that it would be stable. [0:21:55] It'd be a great place for them to park their money and real estate and other things. [0:21:59] But anyway, these guys, especially Muslims, they have a lot of gold. [0:22:03] They have a lot of gold. [0:22:04] They don't believe in fiat currencies. [0:22:06] They think it's haram. [0:22:07] They think that usury is bad, and so they save their money in gold. [0:22:10] And so some of these billionaires in Dubai may be liquidating their physical storage of gold and silver, [0:22:18] buying Bitcoin and then hopping on a plane and flying out of the country. [0:22:23] That could be one reason why we're seeing this dip. [0:22:27] Another is just blatant market manipulation. There was a couple of tweets that came out earlier today. This one's from the Kobayese letter. Donald Trump tweeted at 7.04 a.m. Eastern today that the U.S. and Iran had productive talks. [0:22:45] the stock market went on to surge 240 points adding a two trillion dollars to the market cap [0:22:53] 30 minutes later Iran denied that President Trump and that the United States had entered into any [0:23:00] kind of productive negotiations and you see the S&P precipitously sold off following that [0:23:07] so it does seem like there's a lot of just blatant market manipulation here was the the [0:23:14] tweet that actually got sent out. [0:23:16] Trump said, I am pleased to report [0:23:18] that the United States and the country [0:23:20] of Iran have had over the last [0:23:22] two days very good and productive [0:23:24] conversations regarding a [0:23:26] complete and total resolution of [0:23:28] hostilities in the Middle East. [0:23:30] I'm done with the Trump thing. [0:23:32] Based on the tenor and the tone [0:23:34] of these in-depth, the [0:23:36] detailed and constructive conversations, [0:23:38] which will continue throughout the week, [0:23:40] have instructed the [0:23:42] Department of War to postpone [0:23:43] any and all military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for a five-day [0:23:48] period. And then, of course, you know, Iran has come out and completely denied it, saying that [0:23:55] there were no direct or indirect talks with Trump. And basically, you know, it's just one of these [0:24:00] things where it's like, you know, the United States comes out, we start a war with Iran, [0:24:05] it doesn't go that well. And then just two days ago, we came out, Trump came out and said that [0:24:12] We were going to bomb critical infrastructure in Iran, to which Iran said, if you bomb our infrastructure, we're going to bomb Israel's infrastructure. [0:24:20] We're going to hit their desalination plants. [0:24:22] I thought you were going to go into the entire topic of how they were saying that if anything happens to Pakistan, then Pakistan is going to bomb India. [0:24:34] Please, please do it. [0:24:37] Someone bomb Pakistan, please. [0:24:40] We need to order up a false flag. [0:24:42] Betterment of all society of the human race, please. [0:24:45] We need to order up a false flag in Pakistan, please. [0:24:48] And thank you. [0:24:49] Thank you for your attention to this matter. [0:24:51] I saw some people saying like, BRB, I'm going offline for the week. [0:24:56] You guys will thank me later. [0:24:58] Oh my gosh. [0:25:00] But yeah, no, it's absolutely crazy. [0:25:03] And it seems like, you know, it just seems like a lot of insider trading is going on. [0:25:06] And Trump's Jewish donor is obviously making money hand over fist in the stock market with all of this manipulation. [0:25:13] And, yeah, it just it doesn't seem like we have any real plans. [0:25:16] It does, in fact, seem like we are going to be deploying troops to Karg Island, which is a big oil production facility. [0:25:23] They also have some military installations on the main thing that they're referencing, though, when they're saying of sending Marines to that island. [0:25:31] Oh, they kept referencing one of the battles in World War Two. [0:25:36] of which so many marines died was it okinawa yeah and they're like they're like oh yeah we [0:25:43] did that and it was great now we're gonna do this and it's like so without saying it you're saying [0:25:49] that you're sending marines off to die like that's and i saw so many marines saying the exact same [0:25:57] thing of like you guys are deliberately saying that you're sending our our men off to die and [0:26:04] And for what we still have no actual like tangible reason of why we're in Iran and how that affects or how that helps any American at all. [0:26:16] Well, and it's just there's there's as each day goes by, there is less and less of an argument to be made that it's even in our interests. [0:26:24] It's not. I mean, like the the only thing like at all, the only thing that I've been able to hear anyone say of why we should do it is because, oh, well, they might drone strike. [0:26:34] uh the pacific northwest and i'm like that's it that's all we've got just like like they but they [0:26:39] might like that that's it that's the only thing that we have is just well they might do this okay [0:26:45] hold on a second hold on a second just for those of you who are unaware of where the fuck iran is [0:26:51] uh okay why would i ran here's the pacific northwest okay here is uh california okay [0:26:59] and iran is all the fucking way over here uh how this is not possible they they it's on the other [0:27:13] side of the globe it's they don't have ballistic missiles that can hit that they their longest [0:27:19] range missile can barely make it to europe okay but like even let let's let's let's play this game [0:27:27] of, okay, Iran actually, [0:27:31] let's play the game of Iran sent [0:27:33] a bunch of connexes to the Northwest [0:27:35] and they just have connex after connex [0:27:39] after connex of exploding drones. [0:27:42] And their plan is that they're going to be [0:27:44] bombing the hell out of Seattle [0:27:46] and out of Olympia and out of Tacoma. [0:27:48] Let's play that game of, okay, [0:27:50] they're planning on doing this. [0:27:51] My question is, why? [0:27:53] Yeah. [0:27:54] Doesn't make sense. [0:27:55] what good would that do [0:27:58] beyond you're telling me [0:28:00] that there's going to be a false flag [0:28:02] because that's all I hear [0:28:03] why would Iran do that [0:28:06] Iran, Iran, whatever [0:28:07] we have been getting told [0:28:10] by Bibi Netanyahu since [0:28:12] 1995 that [0:28:14] Iran was the biggest threat ever [0:28:16] and it's like [0:28:17] I didn't even know that [0:28:20] so many of these countries in the [0:28:22] Middle East even existed until [0:28:24] a couple of years ago and [0:28:26] I'm being told that like oh they [0:28:28] hate me so much and then like that's the biggest threat [0:28:30] ever and it's like why is the Middle [0:28:32] East a threat to me at all [0:28:34] in any way beyond you know [0:28:36] APAC and similar you know [0:28:38] NGOs sending all [0:28:40] of the refugees from these war [0:28:42] torn countries that have been bombed [0:28:44] primarily from America [0:28:46] and they're shipping the refugees into [0:28:48] America of which now the civilians have [0:28:50] to you know and we have to be around and [0:28:52] deal with so like [0:28:54] at least for like if any like sensible logical person looking at this, you're like, [0:29:01] OK, well, this just sounds like you're purposely bombing these countries to send refugees to [0:29:06] America. So if we start bombing Iran, are we going to like suddenly just start getting a bunch of [0:29:11] Iranian refugees in America just because. Right. You know, and one of the things that I feel like [0:29:17] gets underreported and, you know, just people don't know about because we see people like Lindsey [0:29:24] Graham and Mark Levin and they chant death to America. They want to kill all the Americans. [0:29:31] You know, and they just start foaming at the mouth, you know, asking for us to go and kill [0:29:36] more people. What doesn't get reported is the other side of this, because the supreme leader [0:29:42] of Iran, may peace be upon him, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, he actually explained what death to [0:29:51] America means. We have the clip. We're going to play it and educate people. Okay. Take a look at [0:29:55] this. They complain and say, death to America, let me make something clear for U.S. leaders. [0:30:08] Let me make something clear. Death to America means death to Trump, John Bolton, and Mike Pompeo. [0:30:14] It means death to American rulers. [0:30:19] We have no problems with the American people. [0:30:22] Death to America is about the rulers of America. [0:30:28] It is about the group of people who are currently in charge. [0:30:35] There will be others when the next term of office begins. [0:30:38] As long as America continues its wickedness, the Iranian nation will not abandon death to America. [0:30:56] So hopefully that kind of clears things up a little bit when they say. [0:31:00] I clearly mean the regime of America. [0:31:02] Yes, obviously. Obviously they mean the regime. [0:31:05] Which is comical because it's like, well, I'm against that too. [0:31:08] right right no it's it's i'm not saying that like you know i'm the best friend of like a rate i [0:31:13] don't know a single iranian iranian i still don't know the correct way we're supposed to pronounce [0:31:18] this but like yeah i'm i'm acknowledging that america is is going under some harsh times right [0:31:24] like we're we are clearly occupied by people that do not have our best interest at heart so like [0:31:29] when people are saying death to america i'm like i get oh okay that's the context well yeah no i [0:31:35] Yeah. Yeah. I also want the current government to fall. So, like, I guess I support that. [0:31:41] You know, and it's amazing. I tweeted this out a couple of days ago. Yeah. Yesterday, I guess. [0:31:46] It said America is, in fact, the great Satan. We have institutionalized all of the sins that cry [0:31:52] to heaven for vengeance, usury, sodomy, defrauding the laborer of just wages and murder of the [0:31:59] innocent. You know, abortion. Hello. And when you point this out, Zionists will call you [0:32:04] anti-American LMAO. But it's true. I mean, we have institutionalized sin in this country. [0:32:12] That's evil. That's satanic. That's wrong. I don't think any red-blooded Christian American [0:32:20] wants to see abortion enshrined. Most of us want to see the abolition of the Federal Reserve, [0:32:27] usury, you know, all of this stuff. And, you know, defrauding the labor of just wages, [0:32:32] That's inflation. That's illegal immigration, you know, sodomy that goes without. [0:32:37] Another thing is that like the majority of people that are speaking out and saying like, oh, well, you know, these things are actually good or like you don't understand it. [0:32:45] Like, oh, but like kind of like the libertarian mindset, right? [0:32:48] Of just like, well, everyone should be able to do whatever they want all the time. [0:32:52] Like, OK, that that's great and all. And I love that fantasy. [0:32:56] It's a delightful fantasy. But unfortunately, we're here in reality. [0:33:00] And I don't know if I don't know, like the best solution for that. [0:33:05] But the vast majority of people's opinions, especially on like like Twitter, the vast majority of people's opinions probably should be completely ignored. [0:33:12] Unfortunately. Yeah. Most people are retarded. [0:33:16] Like, let's be honest. That's kind of like at the same rate of, you know, and I know a lot of people aren't going to agree with this statement. [0:33:22] But I for the most part, I don't think that voting actually works. [0:33:25] I do not believe that voting that a popularity system, you know, getting votes from the dumbest people in America. [0:33:35] I don't think that that's a good system because people are extremely easy to be manipulated. [0:33:41] Yeah. Well, I don't think that a popularity system is it's not really working, guys. [0:33:46] It's not working. You know, not only that. [0:33:49] I was going to say not only that, but like what system of government gave us the death of Jesus Christ on the cross? [0:33:57] It was democracy. [0:33:59] Was it democracy? [0:33:59] That was democracy. [0:34:00] That was Pontius Pilate going out in front of the people, you know, we the people, and the people unanimously wanted Christ to hang on the cross. [0:34:10] And so that's populism for you. [0:34:13] That's democracy. [0:34:14] Well, it's so easy to manipulate people. [0:34:18] It's unbelievably easy to manipulate people. [0:34:21] And, you know, and I said this recently of, you know, if I ever got raided, if if I was if I was murdered, if my entire family was murdered, my entire tribe was murdered. [0:34:32] I guarantee you that they would be able to spin this in any way they want where the masses would cheer. [0:34:40] Yep. Yeah. [0:34:42] No, because it's extremely easy to manipulate people. [0:34:45] You could say that, oh, we found this at his house. [0:34:47] We found this at his house. [0:34:47] We found this at his house. You could plant anything and everything you want. And it is so easy to manipulate people and make them think, oh, it's it's us versus them. And that guy, he was them. [0:34:58] Yep. Oh, yeah. No, that's how this entire system works, unfortunately. Now, I want to push back a little bit. Obviously, voting on federal elections, voting for president doesn't matter at this point. [0:35:12] Local elections matter. [0:35:13] We know that there is a uniparty, and whether you vote Republican or Democrat, you're getting the same shit in office. [0:35:20] But recently, you have been making some interesting inroads I've seen with your local sheriff. [0:35:29] His name is Swank. [0:35:31] I guess that's his last name, Sheriff Swank. [0:35:34] He's got some opinions. [0:35:37] Please tell us what has been going on in the state of Washington. [0:35:40] because, you know, I've been watching your show, [0:35:42] I've been watching your channel, [0:35:43] and it seems like you guys are under attack. [0:35:47] You know, they've passed a wealth tax, [0:35:49] they're passing all kinds of laws about kids in schools, [0:35:53] transitioning, abortion. [0:35:55] So tell us what's going on with your local sheriff. [0:35:58] Give us the update. [0:35:59] So the biggest push with the local sheriff [0:36:02] that got us involved and that got all of my guys [0:36:07] to start showing up to these meet your sheriff events [0:36:10] and started talking to the sheriff and getting more involved was that Washington State is trying [0:36:16] to change the policy that has been the policy, you know, since the dawn of the Constitution [0:36:20] across the entire country, that sheriffs are elected by their local people into office. [0:36:27] And so when I say that, like, voting doesn't matter, I definitely mean on a grand scale, [0:36:32] right? Like, that doesn't matter. And it's fictitious and all that. But like, [0:36:36] on a local level, on a small level, [0:36:39] sheriffs were appointed by the people. [0:36:42] They were voted by the people [0:36:44] and they're like, I want this guy to represent me. [0:36:47] Sheriffs were actually in the constitution [0:36:48] and are the actual authority of the land. [0:36:53] If you want to be technical, [0:36:54] the majority of law enforcement [0:36:56] actually does not have any authority. [0:36:59] And hyper specifically state patrol, [0:37:02] I do not recognize their authority [0:37:04] and fuck state patrol. [0:37:06] but that's my own thing on that. [0:37:08] So they are trying to make it where sheriffs are now going to be appointed by the state [0:37:13] and no longer voted on by the people. [0:37:17] And that is the biggest thing that my local sheriff is voting or trying to fight out against. [0:37:22] And this is actually the sheriff in my county. [0:37:25] And another thing with not even just that, there's a laundry list of bills. [0:37:30] It's actually, it's ridiculous how much stuff they're just trying to throw at the wall [0:37:36] and hope something sticks. [0:37:38] One of the other bigger laws [0:37:40] that they're trying to pass right now [0:37:42] among a multitude of different laws, [0:37:47] but they're trying to make it so that... [0:37:51] I don't even know. [0:37:52] I hate trying to phrase these in ways that make sense [0:37:56] because you look at the legal jargon [0:37:58] and you're just like, [0:37:59] oh, well, what in the hell does that even mean? [0:38:01] Huck and I were on one of our last streams [0:38:02] and we're sitting there and we're like, [0:38:03] I don't actually know what this means. [0:38:06] And so then we're having to sit there and like, [0:38:08] look up more and more things. [0:38:10] And you're just like, [0:38:10] Oh my goodness. [0:38:11] That's what that means. [0:38:12] Like that. [0:38:13] That's insane, [0:38:15] dude. [0:38:15] Um, [0:38:17] so yeah, [0:38:17] sorry. [0:38:17] Sorry. [0:38:18] It's like, [0:38:18] there's so many things where it's like, [0:38:20] where do you even start? [0:38:21] Yeah. [0:38:22] Like the, [0:38:23] the biggest one is definitely them trying to, [0:38:25] uh, [0:38:25] to take out sheriffs from being appointed. [0:38:27] Um, [0:38:28] and now I'm drawing a blank on the other ones. [0:38:30] Cause my dumb monkey brain, [0:38:31] there was, [0:38:31] uh, [0:38:32] There was something about transitioning children in school without telling the transitioning children in schools. [0:38:38] Oh, thankfully, I actually wrote it down. Here it is. [0:38:41] Perfect. Yeah. So they're they're trying to make it so that you can transition and you can get vaccinated and you can go on to hormones without parental consent. [0:38:52] And and a huge thing as well, because apparently Trump actually had to do with this as well. [0:38:57] of he was trying to stop transitioning [0:39:00] and he was trying to stop hormones. [0:39:02] And there was this huge campaign push. [0:39:04] And at the very bottom, it was with parent consent. [0:39:07] And it's like, ugh. [0:39:10] Okay, so another one. [0:39:12] And once again, sorry, there's so many things here [0:39:14] that it's hard to keep track of all of them. [0:39:17] They're trying to make it so any foreigner [0:39:19] that comes to Washington State, [0:39:22] they get their slate just completely wiped clean. [0:39:25] any laws that you broke, any criminal offenses that you had, [0:39:29] you are now a free citizen and we're going to completely ignore all of that. [0:39:34] And a completely separate bill, but almost being passed at the same time, [0:39:38] they're trying to make it so non-citizens can be not just law enforcement, [0:39:43] but law enforcement and prosecutors. [0:39:48] So, yes, yes, not just law enforcement, but also prosecutors. [0:39:52] So that's SB 5068, which would allow non-citizens to be law enforcement and prosecutors. [0:39:59] And then the other one was SB 6203, which was allowing criminals from any other country to just get a blank slate when coming to Washington State because we're a sanctuary state now. [0:40:15] What the fuck? [0:40:17] Yeah, no, your reaction is literally like essentially exactly what I had. [0:40:20] So, so, so, so the dude from a serial rapist from Venezuela makes his way to Washington, becomes a police officer and arrests you. [0:40:35] Yep. [0:40:37] What? [0:40:39] Yep. [0:40:40] Holy shit. [0:40:42] yeah so and i i made a post uh talking about this uh saying that i was not gonna allow a foreigner [0:40:48] to arrest me under any circumstance whatsoever right and it was fascinating and i i don't know [0:40:54] if it was actually people or if it was uh if it was ai or whatever but my comments immediately [0:40:58] got flooded with people saying well how do you know they're a foreigner well so what you're [0:41:03] you're gonna start asking for papers when you get arrested and i'm like okay look dude it like at a [0:41:10] basic level if they can't speak english go fuck yourself right uh like i'm i'm not getting arrested [0:41:16] by an indian i'm not getting arrested by by a muslim man like there's a certain level where [0:41:23] it's just like no absolutely not uh you know go call somebody else i'm not listening to you [0:41:28] that is unbelievable see it's like that's fun is that i still have a list of more things [0:41:35] there's more yeah no there's there's a bunch more laws and i didn't even write them all down it [0:41:41] actually got to a point where uh i was writing down so much that i was like i'm running out of [0:41:45] room on my page and then we started going over uh the other list that i found um so not only that [0:41:52] another thing and keith swank was uh that that's a huge reason that i'm supporting my local sheriff [0:41:56] is that this bill right here um he's specifically opposing and he's against of uh sb 6176 which [0:42:05] would give up to a year in jail if you don't buy a sticker and put it on your car bro what yeah so [0:42:14] uh they want us they're they're they're really going hardcore with vehicle registrations [0:42:19] and that they want yearly vehicle registrations and that you have to yearly register your vehicle [0:42:25] um and you you're literally buying a sticker but it depends on the the value of your car when you [0:42:33] bought it and then it depends not okay and here's another thing so they're also retroactively because [0:42:39] it used to be the value of your car when you bought it and they're also trying to change it [0:42:43] to the value of your car when that car originally came out so it's not even like the value of your [0:42:50] vehicle or the value of your vehicle currently but the value of that vehicle when it was first [0:42:56] pushed onto the market is now affected on how much of a vehicle registration you're going to [0:43:01] have to pay for every year it doesn't depreciate you you keep having to pay this this fee and and [0:43:09] it's from the sounds of it right now that fee is just going to keep going up so since uh let's see [0:43:14] 2018 i have refused to pay for this vehicle registration um and i might be getting this [0:43:21] mixed up with another law because there was a couple of them here but if if uh if i'm remembering [0:43:25] this one correctly this has been voted down uh 11 times um even back to the 90s this was voted down [0:43:33] and they keep they keep running it over and over until they get the vote they keep throwing it and [0:43:38] they keep throwing it finally one of the laws passed and now they're trying to pass another one [0:43:43] where it could put you into jail for upwards of a year for not buying a sticker meanwhile if you [0:43:49] walk down the street i'm sure in like you know seattle you'll just get like a fentanyl contact [0:43:54] back tie and step on a needle. Oh yeah, no, that's crazy. So the, uh, the city of Seattle, [0:43:59] and I'm not trying to take away cause I've, I've more to bitch about here, but the city of Seattle, [0:44:03] um, they are now a sanctuary city as well. And they're literally giving away heroin needles. [0:44:09] They're, they're giving away, uh, like, like free medical supplies. They're giving away tents. [0:44:14] They're giving away tarps. They're giving away, they, they literally go there with [0:44:17] pallets of Gatorade. And this isn't something that I am, uh, just like saying that like, [0:44:23] oh, I heard this. I've watched this happen. During COVID, I was working contract security [0:44:31] up in Seattle. I watched personally with my own eyes, the state come in and start handing out [0:44:38] taxpayer, like paid supplies to the homeless population. And like they're giving them [0:44:45] the REI tents, REI supplies. The city of Tacoma was going to REI and buying their old equipment [0:44:53] and buying like all of their like on sale goods and then giving it to the homeless population [0:44:58] with our tax dollars. So is there I'm assuming REI has probably like donated to the campaigns [0:45:06] of people that are more than likely, but I'm honestly not positive on that one. I was just [0:45:11] taking the word of the mouth from that cop that I was talking to because he was pulling security [0:45:16] while the state was going in there. And which is funny because I was pulling security for [0:45:22] um uh franz bakery up in seattle because the homeless populations were getting so bad up there [0:45:28] um i actually got to talk to a couple of the homeless people while i was up there [0:45:31] they have their own government structure which is fascinating like yeah no population like they [0:45:38] have they have like structured like and like people have like assigned duties and jobs and [0:45:43] whatnot it was it was wild dude it was wild how organized the homeless up in seattle actually are [0:45:48] dude that's crazy that's insane man yeah and this was uh this would have been like three years ago [0:45:53] as well so it's like i'm i'm sure it's just gotten worse yeah no but it is it is so important uh to [0:46:00] you know to not tune out locally you know it's i think there's a lot of people out there that [0:46:05] especially in idaho too you know like we're not perfect although we are like the bills that we're [0:46:11] introducing over here in idaho uh there's one that is being introduced today that will make it a [0:46:16] felony for a man to go in a woman's restroom. That's the kind of shit we're doing over here. [0:46:22] You know, we've, we've got the firing squad. We brought that back a couple of years ago. [0:46:25] That's amazing. Death to pedophiles, you know, so we're doing some good stuff over here, [0:46:30] but at the same time, you know, a lot of people, I think, you know, they move to a place like Idaho [0:46:33] and then they, um, they think that everything's fine. They can, they can, you know, uh, take a [0:46:38] snooze. They can float down the lazy river, but it's, it's just as much of a battle over here. [0:46:43] It's just I was I was I remember I was harping you on about that, though. [0:46:46] Like, it's really easy to get relaxed. [0:46:48] Yes, it's you can never relax no matter where you are. [0:46:52] I know it. But but yeah, no, I mean, it's just it's it's crazy. [0:46:57] I mean, I'm fully assuming that there's about to be like a massive wave of mass internal migration out of Washington state. [0:47:06] I can't imagine why anybody would continue living there. [0:47:10] you know, maybe, maybe they should think about coming out to Idaho. [0:47:15] I will actually say is that I am not giving up my foothold in Washington. I will continue owning [0:47:22] this property that I currently have, but I will not be buying more property in Washington state. [0:47:27] And I will be buying a separate piece of property in Idaho. I'm going to keep two separate properties. [0:47:33] I'm going to have a foot in and a foot out. I'm not giving up completely, but at this point, [0:47:38] yeah we kind of need somewhere to fall back um either i'm going to be buying a separate property [0:47:43] or i'm going to be getting uh my own chunk of space with the return of the land guys [0:47:49] i've been talking to arval quite a bit i've been talking to some of their uh their organizers i am [0:47:54] now officially a member of uh the return of the land initiative nice so we will uh we will see [0:48:00] where that goes i was actually talking to him about that last night of uh of going to one of [0:48:04] their, uh, their communes and doing an interview. Uh, we'll see where that takes me, but I'm not [0:48:09] giving up on Washington just yet, but I will tell you, uh, this, uh, this new tax law going through, [0:48:16] um, I'm going to have to move my company out of state or, or else my company is going to go under. [0:48:21] Yeah. Yeah. And that they're just making it impossible to do business. You know, I was [0:48:25] thinking they're, they're really trying to make, they're, they're trying to kill small businesses. [0:48:29] The, uh, the start was with COVID and, and this is going to be the nail in the coffin, uh, for [0:48:33] killing small businesses in Washington state. Uh, if, if this does go through and as of right now, [0:48:39] it seems like this is going to go through, uh, I, I will not be able to operate a company here. [0:48:45] I, my company will go under, I can't handle another 10% tax. I just can't do it. It's like [0:48:52] 9.9% actually, but eh, you round up. I can't do it, man. That's, that's insane. [0:48:58] Yeah. Nope. You're going to have to, uh, you know, we've got a nice little, uh, [0:49:01] barn dominium out here you know if you need some uh this temporary emergency warehouse space you're [0:49:06] more than welcome i might i might be hitting you up for that pull up a truck let's go i got my [0:49:11] inventory out of out of state or or at least have the the legal like where i'm you know my [0:49:17] actually is out of state because this is getting ridiculous yeah unbelievable dude unbelievable and [0:49:23] you know not even just that but like the uh the the income tax um or the the payroll tax if you [0:49:30] own the company is actually significantly higher than the payroll tax if you're working for a [0:49:35] company which is so stupid that i have to pay like it's like four times as much of a payroll tax [0:49:43] to pay myself than to pay one of my employees and like why literally why why do i have to pay i [0:49:54] I believe it's a 15% tax at a certain point. [0:49:57] I've kind of just like brain dump so much of this and I just give it all to my [0:50:01] accountant and I'm just like, make this work. [0:50:05] Make it work. Yeah, I know. [0:50:07] I love my accountant so much. She's a Barbie. If you're listening to this, [0:50:11] you're fantastic. Appreciate you. Anarcho Barbie is her handle. And I just, [0:50:15] I just love her. [0:50:16] Yeah. This is something I did. [0:50:17] I did a little Dave after dark a couple of months ago about this when [0:50:21] everybody was talking about, oh, I'm going to tax protest. And it's like, maybe instead of tax [0:50:26] protesting and getting yourself locked up, just like invest in a good, uh, invest in a good tax, [0:50:34] investing in a good accountant, investing in a good attorney. Like that's, that's the move [0:50:38] because unfortunately like a tax protest, it's, it works very well. If you're working a nine to [0:50:44] five, like you can actually handle, you can do a tax protest. If you're working a nine to five, [0:50:49] If you own your own company, you are fucked. [0:50:52] Yeah. [0:50:53] Like they, they will take your company for you from you. [0:50:56] They will, they will make it, they will take all of your payment processors. [0:50:59] They're there. [0:51:00] They will strip you of absolutely everything. [0:51:02] Like as of right now, like I cannot just tax protest. [0:51:06] They will strip me of everything. [0:51:08] Right. [0:51:08] Right. [0:51:09] Yeah. [0:51:09] It's, it's this unfortunate situation. [0:51:11] And, you know, I guess the way that I look at it anymore, because when I first kind of, [0:51:15] you know, I was involved in Occupy Wall Street back in the day. [0:51:18] uh that's kind of when I first started to wake up uh politically or whatever um where was I going [0:51:25] with that but where was I going with that son of a bitch ADD um hey that was me when I was looking [0:51:32] at these it's okay but yeah I was going somewhere with this and it was really good and I promised [0:51:37] it was really good and I lost it yeah it's okay but yeah I mean it's just one of those things where [0:51:41] um you know when you look at it as though you're like you know being a good citizen or whatever I [0:51:48] just get pissed because it's like, I'm trying to be a good citizen. And then we're sending all the [0:51:51] money to Israel. We're sending all the troops over inside of you. You, you want to be a good [0:51:56] goy and I want to do what's right. Right. But when, but when, when I activate my Italian side, [0:52:02] right. And I'm just like, listen, listen, this is just, it's hush money. Okay. It's hush money [0:52:08] that you're paying to the mob to be left alone. And it's like, okay, I'll pay the hush money. [0:52:14] I'll pay the hush money. It's fine. I'll pay as little of the hush money as I legally am required to, but I'll pay it. You know, it makes sense. Man, what else is going on? [0:52:25] Speaking of another thing that you have to pay, that goes back into this. [0:52:31] They're trying to pass another law that would make it so you need an insurance coverage that doesn't exist in this state to buy a gun and to own guns. [0:52:45] What? [0:52:45] Yeah, they're trying to make it so you have a million dollar insurance policy in Washington state, which is comical because they outlawed insurance policies for firearms because and like the legal jargon that they try to say that was that in Washington state, if if you have a like concealed carry coverage or you have insurance on your gun, that that's going to incentivize you to go do more illegal acts or kill people with your gun. [0:53:15] because, oh, I have insurance. [0:53:16] So they just outlawed it completely. [0:53:18] But now they're trying to tell us [0:53:21] that you need a million dollar insurance policy, [0:53:23] even though they outlawed us [0:53:25] being able to have insurance policies. [0:53:28] Dude. [0:53:29] So it's like, what do you want from me? [0:53:32] This is crazy. [0:53:34] This is crazy. [0:53:35] I like, we really need to get involved [0:53:38] in Washington politics. [0:53:40] You know, like Idaho needs to liberate. [0:53:42] I have, I have a couple of times. [0:53:43] We need to liberate Washington State. [0:53:44] doing like politicking with and i've been talking with and and there was one guy uh matt marsh [0:53:49] matt marshall i used to uh uh and i might have just uh completely pushed his name but uh i used [0:53:54] to do uh politicking with him do security with him down at the capitol uh before i kind of like [0:53:59] said you know fuck all this and checked out and and he's really trying to fight down in the capitol [0:54:04] right now but like unfortunately we are so outnumbered and we're so outfunded and like the [0:54:11] the Republicans that like that say that they're Republicans, [0:54:15] that they're actually Democrats now. [0:54:17] So it's, [0:54:19] it's like we don't actually have anyone representing us anymore because the [0:54:25] Republicans that we have now are just like nineties Democrats. [0:54:29] Yes. [0:54:29] So it's, [0:54:30] it's essentially you just have like new age Democrats and then you have [0:54:33] nineties Democrats and they're kind of just, [0:54:35] there isn't anyone. [0:54:37] And like, [0:54:38] and personally, [0:54:39] you know, [0:54:39] I'm not really all about the whole Republican and Democrat thing anyway. [0:54:42] You know, like I, I go into the, the, the philosophy that, you know, [0:54:46] the two party system is perfectly, you know, [0:54:49] put in a place to divide us to begin with. [0:54:51] So I'm not about the two party system. That's me. But yeah, no, it, [0:54:56] it does seem like, and unfortunately it seems like kind of, [0:55:01] I wouldn't say all hope is lost, but it's like, what do we, [0:55:06] what do we have faith in who can we who who can we have faith in like and Keith Swank right now [0:55:12] our our local sheriff is like the only person in any way shape or form that's fighting back at all [0:55:19] like in the slightest and unfortunately I don't even believe with him believe uh I don't agree [0:55:26] with him on on a lot of things but it's like who else do we have man like what else do we have [0:55:32] Right. You know, it's it's fascinating, too, because I feel like we've been down this road before. [0:55:38] Yeah. You know, there's there's a lot of untold history. [0:55:43] It's something I'd love to make a documentary about one day, one of these days. [0:55:46] I have been diving into untold history lately so much. [0:55:51] If you want to ever go on a schizo rant about Tartaria and the old world and about everything that's been erased and the actual history from the 1600s to 1800s. [0:56:02] I've been diving into that so much lately. [0:56:05] It is fascinating. [0:56:07] Well, I wasn't even going back that far. [0:56:09] I'm just talking about like the 19. [0:56:11] That's what I've been lately. [0:56:12] That's been like my go-to conspiracy theory. [0:56:14] Right. [0:56:14] And I've downed so many hours into that. [0:56:18] Nice. [0:56:18] Yeah, no, I was talking about the 1970s [0:56:21] because this fight, the fight for the sheriff, [0:56:24] the fight for the sheriff as the supreme law [0:56:27] of the land in your county, [0:56:29] This was all hashed over and it caused the launch of a group called the Posse Comitatus, which came about in around 1974 in Washington state. It was here in Idaho in Kootenai County. And it was basically a movement of people that were trying to resist the federalization of policing. [0:56:50] It was they were trying to resist all of this kind of like unconstitutional law. [0:56:56] And they were relying on the sheriff. [0:56:59] Of course, they got branded by the SPLC and the ADL is an extremist group, blah, blah, blah. [0:57:04] And, you know, really, they were only trying to uphold the Constitution. [0:57:08] And so I just think it's to cut you off. [0:57:11] I believe that actually happened in eastern Washington. [0:57:13] I want to say it was after World War One or World War Two. [0:57:16] Yeah, it was almost exactly exactly that happened. [0:57:19] it was just on a much smaller scale yes yes oh absolutely no no history i was gonna say like i [0:57:25] think i can probably pull up the uh let me uh uh i really wish i was able to like type and talk at [0:57:33] the same time but very oh dude that's that is a uh that's like i've gone rounds with my wife trying [0:57:40] to explain of just like look i'm sorry hon i i cannot type and talk at the same like my brain [0:57:48] can't do both. If you see me typing, I'm not here. I can't hear you. I'm not like, [0:57:55] like if you see me typing and you said something and I didn't respond, just wait. I physically did [0:58:01] not hear you. I'm sorry. I'm not ignoring you. I just can't do it. Oh, my wife and I have had to [0:58:07] have the exact same talk, but yeah, here's the, uh, here's the Wikipedia page. If you want to [0:58:10] dive into it, uh, the posse commentatus was founded in the 1960s by a guy named William [0:58:15] Potter Gale, who was a chaplain. He was involved with General MacArthur, and he started a group [0:58:26] down in Southern California that eventually came up here to North Idaho and turned into the area [0:58:33] nations. But that's kind of where this all started. This battle has been going on for quite a long [0:58:40] time and starting to think that maybe they were lying to us about the history. Maybe these awful [0:58:45] bigoted haters of history were actually the good guys just you know i don't know just throwing it [0:58:52] out there not saying that everything they either thought you're telling me that that all the all [0:58:57] the people right now that uh that control us and the government right now that controls us uh [0:59:01] they're where you tell me they lied about it no they would never do anything like that [0:59:07] Now, there is one other news story that I wanted to go over with you, and that is that, how do I say this asshole's name? [0:59:19] Lenoid Ravinsky, the owner, the Jewish owner of OnlyFans, he has died. [0:59:29] he is dead deader than a doornail and is most likely burning in hell in anguish and torment [0:59:37] uh as we speak what are your thoughts about this you were telling me some stuff before we went live [0:59:44] uh do you think it was really cancer or do you think he got hit by an iranian missile [0:59:49] um so like i was saying before we went live uh i i think that it's a lot like the bb netanyahu [0:59:57] thing right now and i i think that he actually got schwacked either a he got schwacked right [1:00:04] because he was in israel and obviously there's conflict right now so there's probably going to [1:00:09] be a lot of people going missing right now and they're they're either they're they're dying [1:00:15] because of the conflict or they are they're being replaced right so their stunt doubles are going [1:00:22] to come in or whatever or they're going just completely into hiding you know and and and [1:00:29] that's that's at least the way that i view it and it's like okay these are very very important people [1:00:34] the the idea that that this man who is worth so much and like he was worth more not in like you [1:00:44] know like tangible dollar values but like the the amount of of of an effect that he was able to have [1:00:50] on the Western world. [1:00:51] Like this is a very important man in their eyes. [1:00:53] Now we view him as like pure evil, right? [1:00:56] But to them, this is a very important man. [1:00:59] The idea that he would have died [1:01:02] at that young of an age from cancer [1:01:04] is really, really hard for me to believe. [1:01:09] Like I have a hard time believing this story [1:01:14] that he died of cancer at 43. [1:01:18] I'm not saying that he didn't [1:01:20] okay and I don't know [1:01:22] the actual like the truth [1:01:24] here I'm just saying I have a hard [1:01:26] time believing that a man that [1:01:28] important died at 43 [1:01:31] from cancer [1:01:32] yeah you know I'm not taking a position [1:01:34] on the conspiracy one way or [1:01:36] another but I will point out [1:01:38] that Radvinsky [1:01:40] a Ukrainian born Jew [1:01:43] who in the United States is a child [1:01:44] is the largest [1:01:46] donor to APAC. [1:01:49] He was the largest donor [1:01:51] to APAC in 2024. [1:01:53] And so [1:01:54] make of that what you will. [1:01:56] Let the conspiracy theories run wild. [1:01:59] I'm not of the opinion [1:02:00] that Netanyahu is dead. [1:02:04] Just personally, [1:02:05] I feel like if he [1:02:07] actually was [1:02:08] assassinated or something that I would [1:02:11] feel some sort of [1:02:13] relief or [1:02:15] like, you know, like demonic, uh, the pressure releasing, you know? Yeah. I would, I would [1:02:23] imagine that that's more how I would feel about that. Um, it doesn't feel that way right now, [1:02:29] but, uh, but man, this, this whole thing is just, uh, did you see that his house was bombed? [1:02:34] Like the first day of the start of the war? Yes. Like that's yeah. And you know, like, [1:02:39] Listen, there is dead or he got really, really like dinged up and they're just trying to cover it. [1:02:45] Yeah, it could be. And, you know, listen, I mean, with with the way that this war started, [1:02:48] the opening salvo from the United States was a Tomahawk missile fired at an all girls school, [1:02:55] killing over one hundred and sixty five girls between the ages of seven and twelve. [1:03:00] So I can't really fault the Iranians for trying to take out their leader. [1:03:04] And especially since the Israelis and the Americans, of which I'm a part, took out their leader. [1:03:12] And it's like, you know, think about this from this perspective again, you know, with the war. [1:03:16] It's like we're at war. It's the middle of Ramadan. [1:03:20] OK, and we essentially just assassinated their pope. [1:03:25] Yeah. Imagine if they did that at the Vatican. [1:03:28] Imagine if they assassinated the Pope in the middle of Easter at the Vatican. [1:03:33] And what do you think that would do to the population? [1:03:36] Like if there was ever. [1:03:37] I was I was saying that the exact same thing recently. [1:03:40] It's like, I don't think you guys understand. [1:03:42] I don't think the vast majority of people understand how important this person was to the Middle East. [1:03:50] I don't think you understand how important of a religious leader this actually was. [1:03:56] And so many people just kind of like brushed it off and glossed it over. [1:03:59] And I'm like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. [1:04:01] And I was like, it might not be important to us. [1:04:03] And I was like, but you don't understand like how many, [1:04:06] and there was something that I was talking about recently with, [1:04:09] with Iraq and Afghanistan of we're quite literally creating terrorists. [1:04:14] Yes. [1:04:15] Like all, [1:04:15] all of the children that have watched as, [1:04:19] as everything that we've done to them is like, what do you think that like [1:04:22] all these children view us as as the good guys like no it's like we are comically evil to them [1:04:30] why would they not grow up hating us through and through looking what we did to their home [1:04:37] you know like okay cool all the reasons that we had to be there i'm saying like you have to at [1:04:43] least understand why so many people hate america because it makes sense yes yeah and it's it's sad [1:04:51] but it's, you know, this is where we are in this country. [1:04:56] And, you know. [1:04:58] Unrelated, but somewhat related. [1:04:59] Did you see my post this morning talking about, you know, [1:05:02] if I was in charge, what I would do with OnlyFans and APAC? [1:05:05] Hold on, let me pull it up. [1:05:06] Let me pull it up. [1:05:08] I'm not going to lie. [1:05:09] I thought that was a banger. [1:05:11] I thought that was a banger. [1:05:12] Let's see here. [1:05:14] Oh, wow. [1:05:15] You've been posting a lot about being live on the show with me. [1:05:18] Thank you. [1:05:19] Podcast has been put. [1:05:20] I'm bad, sorry. [1:05:21] Ah, here it is. Got it. Got it. Boom. Let's bring this bad boy up. [1:05:24] If I was in charge, OnlyFans would be dismantled with no possibility of it ever being able to return. [1:05:30] Make it illegal for companies to send money to foreign lobbies. [1:05:33] Make APAC have to refund everything that they received from OnlyFans. [1:05:37] Call it reparations. [1:05:39] Make every whore that used OnlyFans banned from social media permanently. [1:05:44] Based? [1:05:45] make every man who subscribed to only fans have all technology stripped from them and they have [1:05:52] to go a year to basic training and rehabilitation thoughts am i too harsh or is this not harsh [1:05:59] enough uh dude that's that's a plan that's a plan uh i like it like and the people that say it's too [1:06:09] harsh you know because like the comments were like the majority of the comments were like you know [1:06:13] not, not harsh enough. And I'm like, well, hold on. This is starting point. We'll get there. [1:06:21] And like, and I love it too. Like when I say things like that of like, if I was in charge, [1:06:25] this is what I would do. And the amount of people are like, Oh, that would, Oh, you can't do that. [1:06:29] How, how dare you? And I'm like, well, it's a good thing. I'm not in charge then I guess. [1:06:33] I don't know, man. I think, uh, you know, maybe, uh, maybe by like 2030, we might be, [1:06:38] uh, seeing PNW gorilla running for, uh, for governor of Washington. I don't know. We could, [1:06:43] we could, we could try probably not. If, if I was to move to like a small town, [1:06:47] you know, like, and become sheriff of that town, you know, like sure. But like, [1:06:53] I don't see myself ever. Not if they're appointed. What was that? Not if they're appointed. Oh yeah, [1:06:58] no, for sure. But like, I don't, I don't see myself ever wanting to rule over more than a [1:07:03] county. Right. I don't know. It's man ruling over more than a county just sounds really challenging. [1:07:09] Yeah. Heavy, heavy lies the crown indeed. And by the way, the crown is in the gutter. [1:07:15] If somebody out there listening to this podcast could please fucking save us from our deranged [1:07:20] leaders, that would be nice. Please step up, do something, get involved locally. These nice flannel. [1:07:27] very nice uh what do we got here destroyed everything but it's going to be worth it i [1:07:35] promise is it the burger king hat [1:07:38] nice don't say it don't say it someone sent this to me like they made this there's a burger king [1:07:49] crown inside of this and they lined it with 550 or with uh with with kundura and made this and [1:07:57] then sent it to us there's actually a burger king crown in here but is there a layer of tinfoil [1:08:02] there's not a layer of tinfoil i need to get my tinfoil it could so it could be improved [1:08:08] i i just love that like i'm wearing an m81 hat and it kind of just like flows with the m81 hat [1:08:13] that's incredible you said crown and i had to just like frantically grab that [1:08:20] yeah heavy lies the crown indeed uh well yeah listen we've been we're coming up on a little [1:08:26] over an hour here uh tell us tell everybody um what product what product do you like to consume [1:08:36] that you sell? What are some good ideas for those, you know, maybe they've already done a little bit [1:08:44] of prepping or whatever, they're dipping their toe. What would you recommend to start at on your [1:08:49] website? Where should I go? So honestly, like the main things that I'm going to go for [1:08:55] are blankets, blankets, food and wet weather supplies. And I know that I just said like a [1:09:01] bunch of things all over the place but uh i would say like you know end of the world being able to [1:09:06] stay warm and stay dry you know that that is that is everything and not only that but like and i keep [1:09:14] like i keep talking about this but this snow seal is seriously a game changer what is that [1:09:20] uh so this is a uh an application to uh continue keeping your your gore text and your tarps and [1:09:26] everything like everything that's supposed to stay dry this is a uh you be able to treat your [1:09:32] wet weather supplies so it can continue you know keeping you dry um so this is going to be mostly [1:09:38] like your uh your bigger stuff um so like gators are going to be like boot gators are going to be [1:09:43] a huge thing uh tarps ponchos a lot of people use these for let's see this is very very vague uh [1:09:51] leather protector for hiking, mountaineering, golfing, soccer, cross country. [1:09:56] Yeah. [1:09:56] Blah, blah, blah. [1:09:58] That's funny. [1:10:00] Being able to keep your, uh, your dry stuff dry is, is huge. [1:10:04] A lot of people when they're buying like surplus Gore-Tex and surplus tarps and like surplus [1:10:10] wet weather stuff, they just think that like, oh, this is, this is a waterproof thing. [1:10:15] It's going to continue being waterproof. [1:10:17] And it's, uh, it's fascinating how many people I have to tell of like, no, like, [1:10:21] You have to treat it. [1:10:22] It's the exact same thing of like when you're buying a water bottle, you need to bleach it. [1:10:27] It doesn't matter if you bought it new or used. [1:10:29] You should be bleaching them to make sure that it's clean. [1:10:32] You have no idea what was in that container before you owned it. [1:10:35] It's the exact same thing of you have no idea how your wet weather stuff was being treated, if at all, before you owned it. [1:10:41] Right. [1:10:42] Speaking of liquid containers, you have piss jugs. [1:10:51] $17.76 for a nice glass check. [1:10:57] I feel like the marketing for it was a lot of fun. [1:11:00] We saw a Swiss link was selling them. [1:11:03] They're one of our distributors and their marketing for it was arguably more [1:11:08] hilarious than our marketing for it. [1:11:10] And I was like, [1:11:11] you know what? [1:11:12] Fuck it. [1:11:13] Let's let, [1:11:14] let's buy them. [1:11:15] Let's sell the piss jugs. [1:11:16] Oh my gosh. [1:11:18] There's so many pieces of like random pieces of surplus that like, [1:11:21] even if it's not necessarily useful, [1:11:23] like people love novelty like that. [1:11:26] It doesn't matter. [1:11:27] Like, [1:11:28] and I saw quite a few people were buying them as like a, [1:11:30] like, [1:11:30] um, [1:11:32] vases of like, [1:11:33] like just having it at a like weird angle for like flowers and whatnot. [1:11:36] And I'm like, [1:11:37] sure, [1:11:38] whatever. [1:11:39] Uh, [1:11:39] some people were saying that they were going to use them for like a ship on a [1:11:42] bottle. [1:11:42] Yeah. [1:11:43] Yeah. [1:11:44] And I'm like, [1:11:44] Hey, [1:11:46] sure. [1:11:46] You know, [1:11:47] maybe, [1:11:47] Yeah, like maybe have the bottle like full apple juice or something like that. [1:11:51] And then you can have, you know, just your little ship in there just sailing on piss. [1:11:55] Oh, my gosh. [1:11:56] That's crazy. [1:11:57] Now, unfortunately, you are out of stock of this. [1:11:59] Hopefully, you will be getting more stock. [1:12:02] But this is something important, you know, in my... [1:12:04] Yeah, dude, I kind of knew that the medical stuff was going to be popular. [1:12:08] I didn't expect it to sell as fast as it did. [1:12:10] Oh, wow. [1:12:11] This week? [1:12:12] Oh, we are getting a resupply this week. [1:12:14] Wonderful. [1:12:15] Wonderful. [1:12:15] Yeah, because, you know, I think that this is something that's important, especially and we'll do we'll do. [1:12:20] I'll bring, you know, when I come out there this week, I think we're going to we're going to try to film several segments. [1:12:26] One of them being a review of my bug out bag that I carry with me at all times. [1:12:31] We can we can go through that and see my my EDC. [1:12:35] We can we can get a critique of it. [1:12:37] But one of the things I know it's fine. [1:12:41] I'm so brutal. [1:12:42] But one of the things that I do, I do bring with me and I bring it with me to church, to mass is I have some of those, the stop bleeding patches. You know, there's, I forget what it's called, but basically it's like, you know, in a vacuum sealed thing. And there's, if you get shot, you can, you know, put it on and it has a clotting agent. [1:13:04] you know just because like we've seen what's going on in Minneapolis and Minnesota these [1:13:09] school shootings these you know people going on rampages at Catholic churches so it's like you [1:13:14] know I always have some level of medical stuff with me at mass just in case God forbid you know [1:13:20] anything bad ever happened but I think that you know now is the time now is definitely the time [1:13:26] to get prepared and of course I would be remiss if I didn't tell people that there's a promo code [1:13:31] backlash 14 on your website, which gets you, I believe 14% off select products. [1:13:39] Most products. [1:13:40] That wasn't even my idea. [1:13:42] No. [1:13:44] Nice. [1:13:45] A 14% specifically. [1:13:47] That wasn't even my idea. [1:13:48] Oh, is that supposed to be 14? [1:13:50] Oh, okay. [1:13:52] Okay. [1:13:52] I see what y'all are doing here. [1:13:55] I don't know if that was the plan, but it's still funny. [1:13:58] If it was that that's hilarious, but it wasn't. [1:14:00] my idea. Very good. But yeah, but no, and you know, something else before, before we, before [1:14:06] we end today, you know, I think it's, it's really important and I don't have any of the tweets [1:14:10] pulled up because I'm unprepared chronically. Thank you. I'm aware everybody. But a couple [1:14:15] of months ago, there was some inclement weather in Washington state and you and your crew went [1:14:21] out filling sandbags, doing community service. And it's so important to support businesses like [1:14:29] yours that are pro-white, they're pro-us, they're pro-right-wing dissident, but also [1:14:36] pro-community. You know, and I feel like this is something that, you know, we're going to be [1:14:40] addressing on this show and that needs to be addressed nationwide is rebuilding social fabric, [1:14:45] you know, getting back out there and doing volunteering, doing things to benefit your [1:14:51] neighbors, you know, becoming- That was actually amusing that you brought that up because we sell [1:14:55] sandbags and we sell shovels and uh and we were we were down there and we were filling sandbags [1:15:00] and i was posting it online that uh you know if anyone was in that area and needed sandbags to [1:15:05] guard their house you know we're actively filling them up if you guys have more sandbags that you [1:15:10] want filled bring them here we'll fill them up uh the national guard had just dumped a a bunch of [1:15:15] sand in this one spot they had uh they dipped out like early in the day so my entire crew came in [1:15:21] and we just started filling sandbags. [1:15:23] They had a whole pallet of sandbags [1:15:24] that they had left over. [1:15:25] We filled all of them [1:15:26] and we started filling more as well. [1:15:28] And some people actually were hitting back on me [1:15:32] saying like, oh, so if I'm not white, [1:15:35] will you still fill my sandbag? [1:15:36] And I'm like, yeah, that's how community works, bud. [1:15:39] Like, yes, I am pro-white. [1:15:41] That doesn't mean I hate you. [1:15:42] Like, congratulations that you listened to the propaganda. [1:15:46] I was like, that doesn't mean that I hate you. [1:15:48] Yes. [1:15:49] Yes. [1:15:49] And so we do have a super chat from our friend, the winged Hussar. [1:15:55] Thank you so much for sending 10 bucks. [1:15:57] He said, I agree that local elections are still working because Casey Whalen revealed that they are also getting hacked. [1:16:05] Fixing local elections could take a cyber war. [1:16:08] Hope to meet Alex sometime. [1:16:10] I live in Washington. [1:16:11] Yeah, the winged Hussar does live within some level of proximity to you. [1:16:15] So you should definitely, he came out and he actually came out to mass, uh, this past [1:16:19] weekend. [1:16:20] Come out to PT then every Wednesday night. [1:16:22] Who wants, well, it's not every Wednesday night. [1:16:23] It's, it's every weekday, every, every week on a weekday evening, we do PT locally. [1:16:28] So if anyone works out with us, it's usually either Tuesday night, Wednesday night or Thursday [1:16:32] night that we usually try to keep them. [1:16:34] Nice. [1:16:35] And, uh, do you have any, I know that, you know, one of the big things that you're famous [1:16:38] for is doing these like rocks, uh, going out and training in the woods. [1:16:42] do you have any rucks coming up that are open uh for people i actually believe our next open event [1:16:49] is a bushcraft event which is the 23rd of may is our next uh open bushcraft event uh the plan [1:16:58] right now is to go to uh one of the local logging areas uh where there's like massive slash piles [1:17:03] and uh and we're just going to take one of those huge slash piles and we're just gonna make a fork [1:17:08] oh fort oh i thought you said a fork for a second and i was like no no no like my brain short [1:17:13] circuited i was like wait what right now is to go up to a hilltop and use one of those uh splash [1:17:17] piles of all the wood that they didn't want to keep yeah and we're gonna make a huge tree fort [1:17:22] out of it because why not that's awesome man i'll have to i'll have to come out for that i think our [1:17:27] i don't think i have anything going on that i sent those dates to you already yeah i think so [1:17:31] i think so we had another uh open land nav event that we were planning for the 9th of may [1:17:36] but apparently that's really close to Mother's Day. [1:17:40] So I hope we're still doing that. [1:17:42] When's Father's Day? [1:17:44] I don't know when any of these dumb holidays. [1:17:45] No, Mother's Day is on the 10th. [1:17:47] Okay, so we might still be doing [1:17:48] that land navigation event on the 9th then, [1:17:50] which probably won't be a night land nav. [1:17:52] But as of now, the 9th of May [1:17:54] and then the 23rd of May are our next open events. [1:17:57] If anyone wants to plan to come train out with me, [1:18:00] train out. [1:18:00] Anyone wants to come out and train with me. [1:18:02] Words are hard. [1:18:03] No, that's awesome. [1:18:04] But yeah, please make sure you are following [1:18:06] PNW Gorilla on X. [1:18:09] You can follow him also on YouTube [1:18:11] at PNW Gorilla. [1:18:14] And please make sure you're subscribing [1:18:16] because we're going to do some great content [1:18:18] later this week that will probably [1:18:19] come out on both channels. [1:18:22] I'm very excited too. [1:18:23] I'm going to start packing in a little bit. [1:18:26] Rubbing my hands. [1:18:29] I'm going to start packing. [1:18:30] I'm going to start packing. [1:18:32] I also got [1:18:33] my [1:18:35] one of my firearms is now [1:18:37] fully semi-automatic [1:18:39] and I am looking forward to testing [1:18:41] that so maybe we can hit a range [1:18:43] do a little range 101 [1:18:45] or something like that I don't know [1:18:46] I can't get over how [1:18:49] fucking stupid that sounds it's hilarious [1:18:51] but it's like fully semi-automatic [1:18:53] it's like sure [1:18:54] we're just saying words now [1:18:57] I know it's a joke [1:18:59] but you know [1:19:00] I guess [1:19:02] fucking ADD again. [1:19:05] You know, there has been a lot of really interesting stuff going on [1:19:09] when it comes to firearms, specifically the NFA. [1:19:14] It appears as though the Firearm Policy Coalition, the FPC, [1:19:19] is doing some really interesting and very good work [1:19:22] basically tearing that bullshit, unconstitutional piece of legislation to shreds. [1:19:30] Uh, I believe there was itself was amazing. Yeah. [1:19:35] It's down to $0, uh, tax stamp. But I, from what I see, there was, I think, [1:19:41] but you get it back in like, like a couple of weeks. It's so cool. Yeah. [1:19:45] I think, uh, there was a couple of days ago. I just saw though, [1:19:48] that there was another filing in it. [1:19:49] And basically the ATF has admitted that the NFA is unconstitutional and [1:19:54] they've changed their arguments, uh, to the arguments that gun, [1:19:59] advocates have been using for decades now. So I think God willing, inshallah, [1:20:06] maybe we will see the repeal of the NFA within our lifetimes and we can finally own real machine [1:20:12] guns again. That would be very nice. I would like that. Of course, YouTube would probably ban [1:20:16] all of that, but hey. I just do 240 Bravo, man. Am I asking a lot? We're 240 Bravo. [1:20:22] well thank you so much for joining us this was great we got some more content coming out later [1:20:29] this week follow pnw gorilla and uh like all of his stuff also you've got a telegram channel i [1:20:36] think do you have links to your telegram on your twitter uh yeah so everything uh if you want to [1:20:41] like find all of my stuff uh the uh the youtube uh description is usually the best place but i [1:20:46] do believe all of my links are in my uh my pinned post on twitter uh yes yes look here it is i've [1:20:53] got it i can pull it up it's t.me slash pnw gorilla i can't zoom in um but uh great lively [1:21:02] little telegram over there love seeing the updates so yeah the telegram is probably the uh the best [1:21:08] way to communicate with me and the uh that's probably where i spend my the most amount of my [1:21:11] time. Nice. Or at least social media was. Yeah. Fuck technology. Ted Kaczynski was right. [1:21:17] By the way, and you know, you, you mentioned this the other day too, that he was bombing [1:21:21] Epstein people. Did he, that's crazy. We, I need to do a whole show about that. [1:21:25] Yeah. That's so fascinating. Once you start diving into that, you're like, wait, [1:21:28] how many people did Ted Kaczynski bomb that were on the Epstein list? Like, [1:21:32] huh? That's more than zero. Yeah. Bizarre. Bizarre. And of course, at the time, [1:21:38] all of that was going on. That was the same time I ran contra was going on and all of these types [1:21:42] of money laundering stuff. It's unbelievable. Really interesting. Once you make the, like, [1:21:47] connect those two dots, you're just like, huh? So, so like he wasn't bombing innocent people then [1:21:55] like interesting thing. And it's like, I wonder how much more Ted actually knew that he didn't say [1:22:03] he should have said it, man, this whole thing of keeping a tight, a stiff upper lip and, you know, [1:22:08] uh, [1:22:08] taking it to the grave. [1:22:09] You can't do that, [1:22:10] man. [1:22:10] You got to come out with it. [1:22:12] You got to come out. [1:22:12] Everybody said that he was just, [1:22:14] you know, [1:22:14] some crazy psychopath. [1:22:15] And it's like, [1:22:15] I don't know, [1:22:16] man, [1:22:16] that's, [1:22:17] that's a really weird coincidence. [1:22:20] No such thing as coincidences. [1:22:22] No such thing. [1:22:23] But thank you so much for joining us. [1:22:24] I've got more ads. [1:22:26] I've got more ads that I got to read and, [1:22:28] uh, [1:22:28] I won't make you suffer through them. [1:22:30] Uh, [1:22:30] but thank you for coming on. [1:22:31] We'll have you back and looking forward to seeing you later this week. [1:22:35] Yeah. 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[1:26:56] Gareth Gore is a financial journalist and editor with two decades of experience reporting in more than 25 countries and working on some of the biggest financial stories. [1:27:07] His writing has been published in Bloomberg Reuters, the International Finance Review, and he recently came out with a book called Opus. [1:27:18] Let's see, where is it in focus? Opus, the cult of dark money, human trafficking, and right-wing conspiracy inside the Catholic Church. [1:27:26] For those of you who've been watching the show, you know that we have taken a very critical stance of a very secretive group in the Catholic Church called Opus Dei. [1:27:35] They're very Zionist. They operate in Washington, D.C., and they seem to be the kind of hidden hand, the secret power behind some of the Catholics in the administration, such as J.D. Vance, John Ratcliffe, the people of the Heritage Foundation. 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[1:28:15] we've been having issues of Zionists [1:28:17] you know bullying [1:28:19] and harassing some of the people [1:28:21] that we bring on this show [1:28:23] so you know there's ways we can [1:28:25] deal with that and that is just by [1:28:27] not telling you what's coming [1:28:29] but anyway so Gareth Gore [1:28:32] will be joining us on Wednesday [1:28:34] for that interview [1:28:35] we'll be coming out we've got another huge [1:28:38] massive interview [1:28:39] that I'm working on scheduling [1:28:41] right now with somebody that [1:28:43] we've been talking about on this show [1:28:45] a lot. We'll be seeing if that comes out. That's very vague. And we've got maybe like five or six [1:28:52] other really big interviews about the war in Iran, about the troops, and also about AI and [1:29:01] freedom technology and what you can do to be resilient. You know, I saw there was this thing [1:29:08] that came up. Do I have it up here? Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a lot of really interesting new [1:29:14] stuff new tech that's coming out one of these is make no mistakes.shop i'm not being paid [1:29:18] uh to talk about this but this is a uh a company that makes your own ai assistant in a computer [1:29:26] an air-gapped computer uh running something called open claw which is interesting there was also a [1:29:33] new project that was released on github called project nomad which essentially allows you to [1:29:41] you know, upload to like a small computer, like a Raspberry Pi, your own AI assistant. And it's [1:29:49] got like Wikipedia built in and all kinds of survivalist knowledge. It's free. You can download [1:29:55] it. You know, Google Project Nomad. But anyway, I've got a guest that's going to be coming on [1:30:02] that will be able to talk about all of this stuff, how to be self-sufficient and not get used [1:30:07] and replaced, hopefully, by AI. [1:30:10] So I think it'll be really interesting. 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