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i'm

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sick of them

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why

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0:51

we were all his face

0:55

was , fine

0:58

me say about i look back now

1:00

spread on their shoulders i will do to sit

1:03

around worship at the altar of saline and saga

1:05

little bit about alex joe

1:07

indeed we are the android and then

1:09

ignored and a question for you for

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look for a they have great taste and podcast

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tomato side of his fondness year of our

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of course home i was

1:26

noted do home famously critical

1:29

of their space flavor that came

1:31

out with came space wave i have no concept

1:34

of have coca cola spacing for pasted

1:36

it

1:39

to do put paid yeah yeah

1:41

oh okay that's right now i have ever home

1:43

i'm not memorable know am not

1:45

good i got the only way

1:47

i could find that within like a six

1:49

pack of many can rights and they're

1:51

still in my fridge though

1:54

it has been drinking members of

1:56

their garbage or what

1:58

they put out another ivar god

2:01

dream world which is supposed to be the flavor

2:03

of dreams what i'm sorry

2:05

whatever the fuck they're doing i guess it's some kind

2:07

of viral marketing campaign and must get

2:09

enough attention paid by based on

2:11

how dumb these ideas yeah yeah

2:14

or or or just like you know people

2:16

talk about okay with the flavor of space

2:18

right whereever have a dream you

2:20

know i think that's i think there is dig dig

2:22

dissecting travis scott astra

2:24

world you know cause that's a mixture

2:27

of about labour yeah well i mean god

2:29

as you got space and you've got dream world

2:31

as a be put them together you got astro world

2:33

that makes and i think that dreamworld was much

2:36

more of a success that okay

2:38

it's pretty good as it's a it's got

2:40

like can have a passion fruit kind

2:42

of vibe to as your as like a coca

2:44

cola mixed with a sort of

2:48

there's maybe a couple of fruits sure

2:50

guy me let me let me ask you the ultimate

2:53

question though is did they achieve a

2:55

taste that would remind you of a

2:57

dream i guess world do

2:59

you dream of passion for no

3:03

right , okay all right if

3:05

not then maybe not i'm i'm it i have no

3:07

interest in assessing the accuracy

3:09

of these flavors flavors will just say

3:11

that it's pretty alright taste

3:14

tester for dream world oh

3:17

images , actually the rapper dreams

3:19

or is it did the jury but i you three

3:21

writer the yeah i'm

3:24

anyway i'm appreciate the be salvaged

3:27

of one of the last of the saturday

3:29

reputations are with the dirt roads

3:31

yes sort of i you eye out for

3:33

me it's for me album

3:35

i'll buy j id me and

3:37

tactic album of has excellent

3:40

album it's one of those things where

3:42

a real maybe only and outside

3:45

critics can kind of look at someone

3:48

and then accelerated to i

3:50

accept so this is like jay ideas

3:52

looked at ten zurich's last album i

3:54

was like what if i did the most

3:56

kendrick you know and like kendrick

3:58

can do so kendrick kids would

4:01

say hold my beer

4:02

it's a little bit something that it's all those

4:04

also little bit of an olmos

4:07

with a little bit of a parody in a way

4:09

you know it's just like this taken out a lot

4:11

of kendrick and really hammering

4:13

at home like he seems in time signatures

4:16

every five seconds these changes voices

4:18

he got characters go and on this is

4:20

kendrick as shit you know that's what he's doing

4:22

raised you and a lot of it right

4:24

but it's really good okay so right now of

4:27

or oh that's how it works i'll check it out that

4:29

man i actually can't said get out or

4:31

yeah i've started to exercise against

4:33

of listening to a bit of music that and i will

4:35

say that i'm stuck squarely

4:38

show tunes the i don't

4:40

listen would accompany up enough okay although

4:42

i i i do i got deep into

4:45

a no

4:47

the to link copy of mama mia

4:49

no one , hands

4:51

pop songs and okay

4:54

air okay sick fall out boy some

4:56

of those hips are better than we remember know

4:58

they're nice i'm gonna leave wineries

5:00

will fall out boy for her

5:04

in a bad song from snakes on a plane bike over starship

5:07

was already arrived

5:10

at that would go

5:19

all right i does that does sound like

5:21

it is sexist or it's recorded

5:23

so to be there puppy up the up there

5:25

with jordan today we have an absurd go over

5:27

and we're going to

5:29

be talking to i had take a little breaky for

5:31

damn xmas i'm i

5:33

wanted you know a self

5:36

care comes in all sorts of the shapes

5:38

and sizes and varieties and

5:41

has i decided today are going

5:43

to bags two thousand three because i wanted

5:45

to lie wanted something of substance

5:48

to deal with know is is as their

5:50

the middle of the week was going on as as

5:52

like the can is bullshit

5:54

a big i don't know spin and

5:56

wheels rambling about others gonna be

5:59

the flag for the mid term here

6:01

sir as all the fucking time

6:04

still can't believe he cares about the midterms right now

6:06

it's pretty it's pretty fun i

6:08

got there with something

6:10

to talk about sure that sure that point bad

6:12

is a good point can only say klaus schwab

6:14

so many times and promote his book so

6:16

many time rights which by the way down

6:19

is out of you know be getting that book

6:22

though ganga we're going to dinner at episode eventually

6:24

that we thought again the self care i needed

6:26

was or something with meat on the bow

6:28

rights yes and so we're back to

6:30

august sixth two thousand and three

6:32

is where we are in our progress in two two thousand

6:35

three it's been awhile since we've done two thousand and

6:37

three episode in a long time

6:39

rolled back through the the

6:41

episode then they might want yeah

6:44

i'd say more may maybe if as well

6:46

i'm in the trial gotten the way i

6:48

would have you pots you very excited

6:51

to go over this and discuss of

6:53

of the bullshit that alex was doing on this day

6:55

back in two thousand people every do that say

6:58

hello to somebody wanted or on him

7:00

so first conrad zimmerman isn't

7:02

a cult leader but he does have novelty

7:04

beverages and snacks these about your

7:06

nail polish you the policy want

7:08

a very mad max giving stone

7:11

were wandering the canals of amsterdam while

7:13

listening to knowledge right thank you so much your elbows

7:15

you walk on opposing what mods

7:17

, sounds great that sounds terrifying to

7:20

and a certain way their next i don't

7:22

know why alex a brian stelter the stray

7:24

cats had some great tunes like you so much

7:26

are now policy want unopposed the one

7:28

that you very much i know that i just did it fall

7:30

out boy had some good song so and i want

7:32

to talk and i have no credibility of the zombie

7:35

but i disagree i get history gets did

7:37

not as they said nobody's gonna give

7:39

ah next to this one late

7:41

sorry about my successor happy

7:44

birthday my escape gloves pumpkin

7:46

thank you so much your now by with you the

7:48

policy warfare give our about submitted

7:50

everything right my escape it out on me

7:52

the up ah and that poor turtle

7:54

that damn jumped on thank you so much your how

7:56

policy want on opposing one thank

7:59

you very much it got a couple technocrats

8:01

in the mix or though first rock

8:03

and stone thank you so much your now technocrat

8:06

and the macro my answer

8:08

thank you so much you are now technocrat i'm

8:10

opposed to walk i have risen

8:12

above my enemies ah

8:15

my quit more excellent so take a little

8:17

break you down a little

8:20

birdie for me the

8:22

man were going to come back

8:26

and i'm in start to show over but

8:32

q you

8:34

i got plenty of words for you but if the other

8:36

day fuck you and your new world order

8:39

and fucked or she wrote and on and

8:41

all yours yet

8:43

maybe nationalist rogers

8:45

maybe on his be gone a month maybe five years

8:48

and me i'll walk you out of here tomorrow you

8:50

never see me again

8:52

that's really what i want to do

8:54

the never gonna come back here yeah i apologize

8:57

to the crew in the listeners yesterday that i

9:00

was legitimately having right now sonia

9:03

i'll be better tomorrow ah like

9:06

gordon yes and we have an out of context

9:08

drop from today serve as been a little while

9:11

and as well as a it's good news we get back to base

9:13

at yes yeah find finding our

9:15

roof yes i like at all this

9:19

is great yeah alex

9:21

has very frequently talked about

9:23

how big his audience is that we're l

9:25

conservatively ten percent of the world at

9:28

least yeah i'm this

9:30

this was a new level of bray

9:32

okay in fort worth dot com now get

9:34

six percent on the web traffic what

9:38

what six percent

9:41

the work the way that nothing as i

9:43

or others born and then there's an

9:45

for wars and members for cider

9:47

know i'm begging information

9:49

most one out of every sam

9:51

a pain for

9:54

, horse and

9:56

wow and ever you know

9:58

when you think about that do think those google

10:00

search results and they bring a billion

10:03

results, you know and like half

10:05

second or whatever

10:07

that means that roughly

10:09

then present of those are call wars

10:12

articles some sort of may influence

10:14

ago those i grow i know that alex as he

10:16

has a lot of tentacles answer may be

10:18

all of these web sites every porn

10:20

site the fisher supporters you know

10:23

and i get on evo wars yeah

10:25

yeahs diversified and that does

10:27

seem like a back door for for

10:30

some enterprise airport or i'm going back

10:33

of about so philadelphia

10:36

and to today's content algo

10:39

out starts off the show with a major

10:42

world news story and i don't see that

10:44

as easily as easily do ya me that

10:46

america that we go yeah there's actually

10:48

a new story

10:49

the evidence is coming out that the

10:52

bombing in jakarta was

10:54

another globalist operation

10:57

then again the saudis are saying the brothers

11:00

are carrying out the bombings in saudi arabia

11:02

to destabilize the country so they can

11:04

create a crisis offer their

11:07

new world order solution the evidence shows

11:09

that that is indeed fact

11:12

the preponderance of the evidence new

11:15

information is coming out about the original

11:18

bali bombing last year and

11:20

the fact that the british and us government where

11:22

they're carrying the bombings out

11:24

the person perspective this episode

11:27

is from august six and the

11:29

bombing of the mary out in jakarta

11:31

happened on august fifth well

11:33

there's no preponderance of any evidence

11:35

that leading alex to save with no global as

11:37

plot he just literally says that about everything

11:40

was wondering what a global as plot is

11:42

in this regard ah well

11:44

i mean okay it's a global a spot but what

11:46

is their plot beyond just they decided

11:49

to blow up as oh okay

11:51

oh no like what is the plot so

11:53

it goes like this or get the globalists

11:56

are attacking i'm

11:59

sort of western targets within

12:01

indonesia about chains,

12:04

in order to force

12:06

the hand of the indonesian government to

12:09

playing along with their globalist takeover and

12:11

crack down on the public install

12:14

a a martial law ever

12:22

fell on the indonesian marriott

12:25

chain yeah, i believe is what it showed

12:28

that the plot is

12:30

to try and force the hand of the government

12:32

to to

12:35

go along with ashes are my little blow

12:37

up, all your mcdonald's, basically connected,

12:44

as they were both carried out by members of the group

12:46

jemaah islamiyah members

12:49

of the group or were convicted of

12:51

doing a the string of bombings in bali there

12:54

were a couple that in that that attack

12:56

and it's been pretty clearly

12:58

established that they were behind the jakarta bombing

13:01

as well and one of the more persuasive

13:03

pieces of evidence that was found was the head

13:05

of the suicide bomber which was identified

13:07

by multiple sources as being a man named

13:09

as martin lot in sunny who

13:11

was a member of j i i'm

13:13

guessing alex could just say that could just planted there

13:15

or something because he's smart and he loves

13:17

facts they'd give

13:20

you to say what i heard you say

13:22

at that's like that's were going to be fine with that

13:25

so the suicide bomber who went

13:27

into a hotel and blew himself

13:29

up well i believe it was a car

13:32

bomb okay still

13:34

yeah right the

13:36

all the things that were intact

13:39

his head was identifiable

13:42

yeah last crazy

13:44

i didn't have as , way

13:46

to put a i

13:48

have yeah that's it said says

13:51

it's says good word i target dental records

13:53

like it literally sounds like somebody walked by

13:55

the like holy shit like holy oh

13:58

how have you been oh no years

13:59

the rest of us god do yeah

14:02

so what other members

14:04

of the the group of zoo had been

14:06

arrested identified every player yeah

14:09

yes i beat like

14:12

lucid beat don't want to be corbett

14:15

right final it is while yeah

14:17

i read it is while okay ,

14:19

i don't i don't disagree disagree

14:22

why old death in that's probably

14:24

why i was with a place yeah

14:26

everybody's that is ripe for fake

14:28

a big bright you bright what if you're going to

14:30

do something takes you probably wouldn't be surprised because

14:34

it's your responsibility as work people

14:36

how people respond to people yes

14:39

build something a yes bit more i

14:42

would i would be baron dismisses yes

14:44

yes so jamal islami

14:46

i was a terrorist organization that operated

14:49

in indonesia and surrounding countries

14:51

mostly inspired by opposition to the

14:53

more moderate forms of islam that were practice

14:55

their this was seen was were practice

14:57

of western degradation so they targeted

14:59

things associated with the west like the marriott

15:01

hotel in jakarta and that largely

15:04

tourist area in bali where

15:06

the bombings happened right the group

15:08

had receive funds from an organization called

15:10

all her a main which is a charity

15:12

that head clear ties to al qaeda for

15:15

on so i'll have remained did engage in

15:17

a bunch of legitimate charity work some of

15:19

the funds were dispersed the terrorist groups like demise

15:22

lama yeah which led to the charity

15:24

being shut down to two thousand and four yeah

15:26

yeah i'll her a man is a charity organization

15:29

that is based in riyadh saudi arabia

15:31

whose the point is that alex is legitimately

15:33

just talking shit he hasn't had time

15:35

to come up with any conclusions or way the

15:37

preponderance of evidence but he can't

15:39

resist the opportunity to blame this tragedy

15:42

on his imagined enemies and incorporate

15:44

that made up story into his larger conspiracy

15:47

worldview right and so he's

15:49

saying that there's a preponderance of avid right

15:51

right right the sanchez

15:54

i think this is interesting in so

15:56

far as it feels like

15:58

this is one of the few times where the plan

16:01

in real life has been exactly

16:03

as bad as alex is fake globalist

16:05

plan how do you mean i mean i

16:08

it's just tactically

16:11

i don't think that's going to achieve what it is that

16:13

they think they're trying to achieve you

16:15

know i'm saying like it

16:18

no one no one no

16:20

one is going to care if you blow up a marriott

16:22

i'm sorry the people did

16:24

i think they did what i read a vip the day

16:27

ah a merry out his leg it's a low

16:29

level target you're not gonna get what

16:31

you want out of as of mary i will

16:34

conceivably one of the reasons

16:36

to choose that is the it's frequented

16:38

by tourists sure and foreign

16:40

nationals right hand it would cause

16:44

a a reduction

16:46

of western tourism western tourism

16:48

possible western influence possibly

16:50

businesses would be scared of

16:53

coming in here there are ripple effect

16:55

that you could sink they might

16:57

be achieved by attacking these western

17:00

target right rare i don't know if

17:02

i think that the idea is as bad as

17:04

you are thinking it is i respect

17:06

i respect it was terrible idea as

17:09

much as i day actually i can understand

17:12

the thought process neck gets there whereas there

17:14

ivory his global as blot it is

17:16

a lot there we are either i

17:18

see it i see it i'm just sit this is just

17:20

one of those plots ultimately

17:23

that has been tried before it

17:25

doesn't really in our doesn't really do

17:29

it's just not how you you're gotta get you

17:31

gotta get a good one well hope springs eternal

17:33

yeah that's fair to say that's fan

17:35

so they're trying to nail down

17:38

exactly like where this conspiracy

17:40

comes from or what alex's basing

17:42

this on and we get to one

17:44

a fairly relevant

17:46

peace

17:48

we had calls yesterday from

17:50

listeners several on air several

17:52

unfair that

17:54

about your emails of folks that were watching

17:56

cnn and fox yesterday

18:00

early in the morning after their men a bombing

18:02

in jakarta capital

18:05

of indonesia

18:08

they talked about how the

18:10

us diplomats

18:12

and in in the us employees

18:15

have been told to pull out four

18:17

hours before well

18:21

i had no way of confirming this i was getting

18:24

emails all believe it's true on it but here it

18:26

is now reuters

18:28

and sky news and and other

18:31

asian papers of

18:33

course the feds were on the ground within minutes

18:36

just like the bali bombing but with the

18:38

bali bombing two weeks before they

18:40

have specific stop the attack under

18:43

our government told the balis government

18:46

and told the taiwanese gov the

18:48

mainstream papers like the straits

18:50

times not to warn

18:53

any one not to tell

18:55

the american people are the australians

18:57

or anybody else the ball leave government

19:00

i think is alex thinking the bali as i

19:02

don't think it is a city state if

19:04

i remember province yeah of

19:06

the and don't use of by alec

19:08

seems the i don't know it

19:10

is that both so it appears that what

19:12

alex is gonna do to try make this conspiracy

19:14

stick his work with the idea that there was some

19:16

kind of advance warning of the bombings

19:18

and they were feds on the ground immediately

19:20

said i've always this

19:23

is partially true there were

19:25

federal agents they are but not us agents

19:28

there were two groups from the australian

19:30

federal police who were working with the

19:32

indonesian law enforcement one

19:34

on and are complex operation and one

19:36

on an anti human trafficking task

19:38

force they were able to respond

19:41

to the bombings the bombings considering

19:43

that they were already there in the country

19:45

but this isn't suspicious and it doesn't prove anything

19:47

close to a conspiracy or false flag

19:50

and again this is related

19:52

to be two thousand and two frawley

19:54

bombing rifles to the to card a bombing

19:56

that just happened right or that alex's

19:59

cover it is a diff the jury's playing fast

20:01

and loose with these details are a little bit and i think

20:03

it's intentional there was

20:05

an advanced warning ah but that's not

20:08

not necessarily a thing or a specific enough

20:10

to guarantee the ability to stop either the

20:12

bali bombings or that jakarta bombing

20:14

for they are in a case

20:16

of the bali attacks the u s of captured

20:18

omar al for groups who was understood

20:20

to be a high level or al qaeda operative

20:23

in the region is contact information

20:25

had been found in the possession of number of

20:27

senior members of the group and after the

20:29

us forces interrogated him in ways that

20:32

almost certainly bordered on torture he

20:34

talked and explained his role in the southeast

20:36

asian cel of al qaeda the

20:38

u s attempted to pass this intelligence on

20:40

to the indonesian government because part

20:43

of it involved a reasonable suspicion that they were

20:45

planning were planning somewhere near the anniversary

20:47

of nine eleven one of the recommendations

20:50

that the u s made was that the government should arrest

20:52

a prominent cleric named abu bakar

20:55

bashir to l through kid named

20:57

as being someone who was involved in

21:00

the organization and planning of attacks

21:02

the political situation in indonesia the time

21:04

was very tense with a secular president

21:07

of megawati sukarnoputri

21:10

who's vice president hamza has

21:13

was said to have close ties with many

21:15

of the radicals of us wanted to focus

21:17

on including bashir see had this

21:19

vice president rare on sort of one

21:21

side of things as a president

21:23

who was on , other side

21:26

is is like pension is like early america

21:28

were like a would just be the top to voters

21:31

get in so it be be enough time

21:33

this guy and and the guy who hates him the

21:35

most on the planet is the vice president and

21:37

it's it's a tough situation to navigate rice

21:40

the country is majority muslim and megawati

21:42

didn't want to make any arrests

21:45

particularly of religious figures without evidence

21:47

of their haven't committed a crime which the

21:49

u s couldn't provide the warning

21:51

that the u s had was too vague to be actionable

21:54

and the indonesian government with someone in a bind

21:57

ultimately the bali bombings could not

21:59

be stopped the afterwards the megawati

22:01

government began to act she

22:04

arrested bashir and are are charged

22:06

him with a string of church bombings that he'd been involved

22:08

in that occurred on christmas eve a

22:10

year two thousand gotcha in the lead

22:13

up to the deckard a bombing australian federal

22:15

police were still in the country because

22:17

the government had asked for their assistance investigating

22:19

the bali bombings in the course

22:21

of that investigation many members of gemma

22:23

islami our were arrested and

22:25

questions and a picture began to take

22:27

shape or that another bombing

22:30

was being planned but no and provided a specific

22:32

target that they were planning to hit just

22:34

that it was likely that the group would attack is

22:36

soft target right if that's all

22:38

you have to go on you can be on guard

22:41

somewhat be you can't possibly deploy the

22:43

resources necessary to protect every soft

22:45

target in the country or even all

22:47

of them just in jakarta well i mean

22:49

yeah it is it is a warning that says

22:51

bombing is coming but without

22:53

were or what's more

22:56

who or how to stop it

22:58

so you're like well yeah but what

23:00

do i do with that right death and

23:02

does the the notion that

23:04

her like a soft target would be chosen isn't

23:07

really that much new information

23:09

a rebel to arise the original bombing

23:11

was of a bar you know it's

23:13

so then you kind

23:16

to get the sense that that's in the

23:19

the ammo sure sure but i mean even then

23:21

that's not really good intelligence

23:24

there because like oh well you could

23:26

just be assuming that they're going after a soft

23:28

target over you don't even really know what a

23:30

soft targets to them quite

23:32

is how soft as saw exactly

23:34

stuff for a tough call tough to call the

23:36

point here is that our existing same ship

23:39

nothing is that means anything and he refuses

23:41

take responsibility for the things that he says

23:44

he just throw sit at the wall and then moves

23:46

on to another room for anyone can make him clean

23:48

up his math none of his is

23:50

as any connection to the

23:53

reality of a situation he's blurring

23:55

details intentionally or

23:57

because he doesn't know any better or out

24:00

the different incidents i

24:02

mean you don't even understand he's a

24:04

he's got people on the ground with the bally's

24:06

as we speak you know like he's he's

24:08

there he's evil within

24:11

any protect overthrew the fall government

24:13

declared bali it's own

24:17

country , steve is notably

24:19

part of the bali sovereigns movement would

24:23

make said so alex's some other news

24:25

stories he wants the hit on

24:27

though remember that article from yesterday

24:29

have a london guardian how

24:32

did you cities british staff of the stabilization

24:35

campaign british embassy

24:37

staff in riyadh have been accused

24:39

by the saudi arabia authorities coordinating

24:42

a campaign of anti western terrorist bombings

24:44

in a kingdom the guardian

24:47

his word the accusations the british

24:49

embassy in riyadh according to the bombings

24:51

he stabilize the saudi regime is the lightest

24:54

and most bizarre piece of information it

24:58

was scary of hall of secrecy

25:00

behind which the saudis have been conducting

25:02

legal proceedings against seven westerners

25:05

who they say have been tortured into making

25:07

false conversion so the

25:10

other day one before the story ever movement

25:13

when it that the evidence is it was

25:15

the british doing squats

25:17

so this wasn't a story that was in the guardian

25:19

the day prior this is an article from september

25:21

six two thousand and two in the aftermath

25:24

of the bali bombing right right whenever

25:26

they did know stuff about a thank

25:29

you the basic gist of the story of this

25:31

in november two thousand and a british citizen

25:33

named christopher rodway was killed in a car

25:35

bombing you as an engineer

25:37

employed at the military hospital in riyadh

25:40

and in the immediate aftermath the saudi

25:42

government said that this was not terrorism

25:44

but was actually more likely a personal matter

25:47

at the time saudi arabia had arabia public stance

25:49

that it was very insistent that they did not

25:51

have any terrorist elements exist in the

25:53

country and this would contradict that narratives

25:56

of there was there was an attempt to find another

25:58

explanation when no reason

26:00

to didn't stick a bunch of employees at the british

26:02

embassy were accused of carrying out that bombing

26:04

with the goal of blaming the saudi arabian

26:06

government seven people were held in

26:09

prison for long stretches treated quite poorly

26:11

and a couple of them were actually sense to death

26:13

before ultimately being released this

26:15

, a story that alex is completely wrong

26:18

about and if you just go little bit further

26:20

down the story is using as a source the

26:22

credibility of these accusations being

26:24

made by the government of saudi arabia might seem a

26:26

little shoddy are quote a

26:28

guardian investigation this year discredited

26:31

the case against the man and uncovered evidence

26:33

of systematic torture by the ministry

26:35

of internal interior officials

26:38

according to defense paper submitted by

26:40

way of appeal the saudi

26:42

supreme court last month and seen by the

26:44

guardian the men were systematically tortured

26:46

until they confessed they were subjected

26:48

to sleep deprivation for up to ten days

26:50

at a time suspended from chains hanging

26:52

from hooks above their cell doors and

26:54

repeatedly beaten there were told their

26:56

relatives would be hard but they did not cooperate

26:59

and were offered early release in exchange

27:01

for confessions at , point

27:03

oh and make totally clear that i'm opposed to this treatment

27:05

of detainees in the same way that i'm against

27:07

how the u s treated omar al for ucc

27:10

in the latter case it was interrogation

27:12

tactics like sleep deprivation

27:14

whereas the allegations in this

27:16

case are far more abusive

27:18

and gruesome the fact remains that

27:21

bees are abusive and unacceptable

27:23

on both counts and i'm not trying to minimize

27:26

one compared to the other or anything they're both

27:28

unacceptable the on the

27:30

moral issues putting someone into distress

27:32

is not a reliable way to gather information

27:34

you may end up getting intel that's accurate

27:37

but you also might not so it's often

27:39

bits best practice to not to view

27:41

the fruits of tortured interrogations

27:43

as being trustworthy so the reason

27:46

that i gave this much more of a pass

27:48

in the case of al for route then the

27:51

the than in the case of the this they

27:53

with they saudi government blaming these british

27:56

shy so citizens is

27:58

because there were other corroborating d ils

28:00

and pieces supporting evidence in that

28:02

case that didn't come from alpha rock himself

28:04

right and it appears of the things that he told the us

28:06

forces were accurate they did their best

28:09

to verify that information as opposed

28:11

to just going oh we tortured

28:13

him enough that we've got the correct information

28:15

gap and all that being said this is all terrible

28:18

an awful yes in early

28:20

two thousand and four the british embassy workers

28:22

who were tortured and forced to admit to crimes they

28:24

didn't commit on video began the process of

28:26

trying to sue the saudi government the

28:28

rules at that point in the uk where that you couldn't

28:30

sue a sovereign government but their case

28:33

sought to challenge that law they

28:35

actually want a case on this in two thousand and four

28:37

but it was are ultimately overturned

28:39

by higher court in two thousand six and

28:41

, they did not get

28:43

to what get to a weird

28:46

world that we live in where you can just get

28:48

swept up into something that

28:50

has nothing to do with you and then

28:52

you're tortured from like that's

28:54

absurd move it is very

28:56

very dumb that that it just exists

28:59

that we all participate in this system

29:01

yeah very silly the reading

29:03

some of these folks

29:06

experience not not so much i mean

29:08

obviously hales of being

29:11

beaten and sure he also service

29:13

but below the experience of having your

29:15

government not have your back or feeling

29:18

like that i mean how to not act yeah

29:20

is that there's there's some interesting

29:24

ah expressions of that the trauma

29:26

that lingers that lingers that

29:28

to bought by like well there's no recourse

29:30

know there's i really have it is eighty

29:32

i love it is like a hurricane

29:34

just swept through your house and that's

29:37

it a hurricane just wether yes

29:39

now you have to live with biden

29:42

yeah yeah that's fucked up undoubtedly

29:45

snap so , there

29:47

was something that alex touched on

29:50

a little bit he said they pulled them out

29:53

they pulled be brought out right hours

29:55

before yeah at and some of

29:57

that was not not entirely clear

29:59

based on

29:59

the

30:00

the pieces of information and

30:02

the sources that he was citing answer

30:04

he gets back to that there's a little more clarity

30:07

there's another one the was

30:09

crying and was wrong the

30:11

indonesian staff hours before blast

30:14

that is is out of the jakarta news

30:17

hours before the powerful blast una bali

30:22

one went off the us had reportedly announced

30:24

a plan was wrong administrative

30:27

staff from indonesia for the

30:29

security reasons the

30:32

how these two stories interconnected

30:34

the bali and with indonesia

30:36

it's the same story over and over again so

30:39

this story actually makes total sense of you understand

30:41

the larger context of what's going on it's

30:43

only suspicious if you're only given

30:45

access to the sparse details that alex

30:48

covers on his show the ,

30:50

the details actually a strategic aspect

30:52

of alex is broadcast because he's not interested

30:54

in giving his audience a better grasp of news events

30:57

he just turned five tiny slivers of information

30:59

that he can use to make every event conform to

31:01

his pre determined story line so everything

31:03

fits neatly into the the globalists

31:06

are behind everything box box

31:08

article that alex's talking about his from late

31:10

two thousand to the context

31:12

of this is that the us intelligence community

31:15

had gotten information from i'll fruit

31:17

and other sources that there was a plan in

31:19

motion to carry out a bombing in indonesia

31:22

areas or buildings that were seen as western

31:24

our prime targets for groups like gemma

31:26

islami us so they have every

31:28

reason to suspect that embassies or government

31:31

buildings could be under threat to

31:33

us had tried to relay this information to the

31:35

megawati government who found themselves

31:37

unable to act in it or act on it in

31:39

a way that satisfied us concerts which

31:41

left few options which left table for how to proceed

31:44

evacuating staff temporarily is a completely

31:46

justified and rational decision to make in the

31:48

situation as definitely not cause

31:51

for any kind of suspicion i

31:53

would just trying to use this sliver of information

31:55

that the us had considered evacuating embassy

31:57

staff prior to the bombing to insinuate

32:00

that he had specific for knowledge of the

32:02

attack but this doesn't stand up to scrutiny

32:06

it's also kind of dumb considering that

32:08

if they did have for knowledge of the attacks

32:10

targets they wouldn't have had to worry

32:12

about officials that their offices death

32:14

the primary target of that attack

32:17

in bali was paddy's pub a bar

32:19

that was frequented by tourists though there was

32:21

a smaller bomb those that needed at the us

32:23

consulate office as well sir

32:25

one person mayor sustained minor injuries

32:28

and it happened around eleven pm

32:30

so most people probably weren't even at that office

32:33

according to the australian police report be consulate

32:35

bomb in bali was packed with

32:37

shit so the thinking was that this that

32:39

this aimed at killing people or causing

32:42

destruction as much as it was a statement bombing

32:45

oh yeah you fill a bomb was shit whenever you're

32:47

trying to cover everybody was shit i feel like that

32:49

makes a perfect the other like said

32:52

yeah yeah yeah so this

32:54

doesn't work to a an hour to the

32:56

again trying to apply it

32:59

more broadly to the the

33:01

the bombing that he's covering veteran a shirt

33:04

and if not appropriate right right

33:06

eighty he sounds places that are geographically

33:10

close moon and then his bed like

33:12

well obviously all boardings happen in this

33:14

geographical area happen for the exact

33:16

same reason every time every detail

33:18

about circumstances are exactly the same

33:20

rise of sort of transpose

33:23

things and it's fine

33:24

that is that is

33:25

really interesting or

33:27

failing that kind of goes under the radar

33:30

with a lot of his conspiracies like it

33:33

is impossible to pull

33:35

off the same job the same way over

33:38

and over and over and over again like that

33:40

you know him as your the global or of when i mean

33:44

he's too suspicious that they never

33:46

fuck up in a in a in like unique

33:48

and interesting ways they're always able

33:50

to pull it off that's crazy

33:53

yada yada it's it's oh

33:56

dave your enemy is perfect whatever

34:00

he added we have good imperfect world

34:02

is eleven am a lot of you're still

34:04

making of their enemies or so

34:07

of course right right right

34:09

yeah to be has the power that you need

34:11

them to have at any given point that it's

34:14

else meredith or own convenience

34:16

right right these guys like having a main

34:18

character sealed get back at a thing as

34:20

an enemy shield our so

34:23

of alex goes on to make up more details

34:26

about this article that article think is just

34:28

the way the does this does this fascinating

34:30

and it goes on sir

34:33

yesterday's blast however may prove to be

34:35

just the evidence was needed to force to

34:37

carter to come down hard on

34:40

muslim civilian groups in the

34:42

past analysis

34:44

did not rule out the occurrence a deliberate

34:46

violence across the archipelago

34:49

the provide a pretax for us

34:51

intervention meanwhile

34:54

indonesian house of representatives

34:56

speaker akbar tongue

34:58

june said that he regrets the

35:00

us government's decision then

35:03

again it says the us government ordered it's

35:05

employees and embassy staff pull

35:07

out the mary out four hours

35:09

before the blast

35:11

sorry

35:12

two time

35:14

complete fiction that alex is creating

35:16

out of this article that he is reading this

35:18

article was written long before that jakarta

35:21

bombing at the marriott and had to do

35:23

with the u s bread to remove embassy employees

35:25

in two thousand two prior to the bali

35:27

bombings the u s didn't

35:29

end up evacuating staff and it had nothing

35:31

to do with that mary out which is the hotel

35:34

those the i target and skirt at rice

35:36

the reason that indonesian house speaker

35:38

ten june was expressing regret

35:40

with the u s decision to threaten to remove staff

35:42

was because he was worried about the message that would

35:44

send to the rest of the world that indonesia

35:46

wasn't a safe place to be he

35:48

was concerned with the country's reputation which

35:51

makes that sprites out as no idea

35:53

what he's talking about is reporting that the u

35:55

s plant evacuated staff hours before

35:57

the bombing that happened in august two thousand

35:59

three any sources an article from

36:01

october two thousand and two that is an issue

36:04

physical level of work that he does or

36:06

at least that's how it appears well

36:08

i mean because he's actually conflating

36:11

sources right right right

36:13

he's making a stew

36:15

okay

36:17

meme

36:18

the home here is what

36:21

the amount of us

36:23

officials were at the merrier

36:26

like why are they why the

36:28

united states government like specifically

36:30

like this we know i mean obviously

36:33

would be like they know that the embassy isn't going

36:35

to be bombed but who always saying

36:37

it's saying merry out that needed to be evacuated

36:39

whoa be very odd the

36:41

do the hosts like got some

36:44

events like they had surgery

36:46

has though i mean yeah but

36:48

yeah baby in the past it is it

36:50

is a little bit like with the united states

36:52

government is like hey listen

36:54

eric you gotta get outta marissa

36:57

i know you've i know you could stay there for

36:59

a week until we find you a place closer

37:01

to to the office by he got to get out

37:03

of their eric will see zero zero is

37:06

where this farm for this

37:08

do aspect center answer

37:10

right sir alex has this story

37:14

from two thousand two about

37:16

the threat to remove embassy employees right

37:18

and now he's bringing in they're saying that they were

37:20

told to get out of the mary are natural

37:22

which can't be involved with this

37:25

know article because it's from about the us

37:27

embassy right so he brings in another

37:29

article that's a good idea to bridge the gap

37:32

not even bridge the gap he just jams

37:34

them together to decipher same okay

37:37

sorry

37:38

stern time the

37:42

on us embassy cancel the booking of mary

37:44

out of tell born have hours before

37:46

the explosion the us embassy

37:48

cancelled booking the marriott hotel

37:50

before the explosion there was something interesting

37:52

happening just hours before the explosion

37:55

shock the jw marriott hotel

37:58

there is a bit of a pivot point b the alex

38:00

up to this point has been relying on this october

38:02

two thousand two article to

38:04

argue that the embassy was threatening to withdraw

38:06

it's staff that was true but

38:08

he was lying about the context of it and pretending

38:11

it was a recent article related to the deckard

38:13

obama right now he's using a completely

38:15

different source to make a completely different claim

38:18

while acting like it's the same story

38:20

apparently , happened was that the us

38:22

embassy cancelled reservations at the mary

38:24

out for and a half hours before the bombing

38:27

bombing sole source on this is a translation

38:30

of an india indonesia and website

38:32

that makes this claim and their only source

38:34

is an alleged employee of the mary out

38:36

who is anonymous there's

38:39

no evidence of this that isn't the

38:41

case if i were the embassy

38:43

and i were orchestrating elaborate fake terrorist

38:45

plots in order to force the indonesian government to

38:47

crack down on terrorists and going along with my

38:49

larger global agenda i don't

38:51

think i would cancel those reservations there

38:54

are people my does not show i mean it doesn't

38:56

make any sense or even better

38:58

some of the expendable people who worked at the office

39:00

could show up for the reservations about the embassies

39:03

could apply even more pressure on the indonesian

39:05

government oh then when was the booking

39:07

for i mean they said

39:09

they cancel the a booking bright but

39:12

they didn't say there was an event at the hotel that

39:14

day they could have been a booking for any

39:16

time the implication is that he was

39:18

like they were supposed to check in for

39:21

and a half hours after the sure sir

39:23

or that day or something be

39:25

right that's a great he doesn't say

39:27

that that is a great point of them and

39:29

alex will play with that a little bit okay

39:32

but i mean it is it is a little bit like

39:34

if i'm planning a false flag i'm

39:36

not i mean as you said you know like i'm going to leave

39:38

those there what

39:40

are you gonna see i've listened we are as if

39:42

we let it go to long their nonrefundable

39:45

okay right where daughter months later that

39:48

night that they have they have br

39:51

of i am if if it's a similar of the

39:53

reservation this was the start the next day they

39:55

have a twenty four hour away from policy says

39:58

that i'm not sure if it's different to the u s m the

40:00

able special deal budgets tight for the

40:02

united states global a certain indeed

40:04

major as they got a pinch pennies

40:06

zero or is there supposed to be there

40:09

like that that day sir or whatever

40:11

like a bombing takes bombing takes

40:13

to plan you should know it

40:15

didn't come together exactly four

40:18

hours before her and as am a sucker

40:20

sucker for didn't i forgot to cancel

40:22

it last name it there's

40:25

literally had only one scenario where this

40:28

make sense as proof of a conspiracy

40:30

and that's the world where the evil globalist

40:32

behind this plot cancelled the reservation

40:34

so they could leave behind a calling card

40:36

for the conspiracy theorists to find this

40:39

is basically alex pretending that information

40:41

is taunting him which you

40:43

have to realize is a part of his

40:46

the way he v owner of course it

40:48

is it is a difficult to

40:50

keep in mind that he does feel as

40:52

though he's fighting the mad hatter we

40:54

are includes behind at the scene everywhere

40:56

he goes yes sir yeah he's

40:58

like the global so the riddler a house

41:01

prices as are using puzzles

41:03

yes exact opposite with know if

41:06

i figure out all these clothes that i'll find

41:08

the treasure underneath the united states constitution

41:10

it makes perfect sense i am i you

41:13

know you and i are pointing out these problems

41:15

with the idea of them cancelling reservations

41:17

as pm that silly idea wrong

41:20

and that's even accepting

41:22

the flaming that they did in fact

41:24

cancel these reservations which

41:26

on that debt which i do not know to be

41:28

true exactly i don't think that there's a

41:31

a solid piece of information about

41:33

this yes know that says if it doesn't

41:35

work if they were there and

41:37

they last may be but

41:40

even then our defense as a merry

41:42

i don't know

41:43

that's what alec says saudi

41:46

, accusing the british government

41:48

appearing out bombing to destabilize

41:50

the region are

41:52

you got the us government

41:55

with its employees who sat fan

41:58

the hours before the bomb they're

42:00

not check out this a few

42:02

hours later

42:04

alex doesn't have another source spaces just him

42:06

embellishing and making of details about the idea

42:08

that the embassy cancelled reservations at the married

42:11

before the bomb at rest the flimsy article

42:13

that he's basing this on doesn't say any of this

42:15

but he can't help himself from escalating things

42:18

now they didn't just cancel reservations they're

42:20

actually there and checked in but they went

42:22

through all the trouble to check out hours

42:24

early before the vomit alex

42:26

is making this up because if it were true

42:28

it sure would seem pretty suspicious

42:31

i love you you even if

42:33

they were they are ahead than i do but even

42:35

then that's like flimsy as shit

42:37

you know but i'd certainly would raise more

42:39

of an eyebrow the know right

42:43

now , is a little bit like they'd second

42:45

they they call in and they're like hey can we

42:47

get an early check in because

42:50

we got hey we got to the merrier too

42:52

soon and they go again okay fine we

42:54

got a room available so they go through the whole

42:56

rigmarole they've left a credit card send

42:58

an id they've done all this is they go

43:00

up to the room and they're like oh fuck i

43:02

forgot we got the bomb today they

43:05

run down there have they have to make a fake

43:07

see maybe make a big theme of my

43:09

room wasn't as clean as it nader debates

43:12

users i demand or demand vivid

43:14

and then they leave

43:15

it

43:16

see bubbly the jobless

43:19

track of of as it sit for longer actually

43:22

believe that start gray no one

43:24

would go further censored

43:26

but here's the thing like basically alex

43:28

can't make compelling arguments based on the information

43:31

that's available for right cheating by july making

43:33

upset that makes his case look stronger slaves

43:35

doing this because he's alive stride does

43:38

not afraid because right once

43:40

you establish the idea that

43:42

you had these embassy people there

43:45

who checked out and you

43:47

add it to believing the saudi arabian

43:49

government about the british know

43:52

folks who are carrying out bombings

43:54

to destabilize the saudi arabian government

43:57

friday can combine this all together

43:59

and now

43:59

you have a hit team out

44:02

as the mary i right turns out

44:04

are the government had inserted say

44:09

that looks like twenty people are more into

44:13

this american want my god are they came out

44:15

as a few hours and for the blast and maybe

44:19

just a coincidence i just so happen to pull

44:21

him out the be there for two more

44:23

days

44:25

wait how do you know them out because of the threat

44:28

that's happening in the course it turns out

44:30

that so the bali bombing they told the taiwanese

44:33

not the warned the bally's government

44:36

the bombing you can see heroics

44:38

is building out the story the other flimsy

44:41

source the claims of us embassy cancelled

44:43

reservations hours before the bombing to play

44:45

that the mary out which he is now reporting

44:47

as the us sending in a team of about

44:49

twenty people who hold out early death

44:51

this is solely from his own imagination

44:54

and it's nothing more than him writing his own little

44:56

story about this tragic events we can use

44:58

it to further his own goals one

45:00

, i want to draw special attention to is the part

45:02

where he says that they were pulled out of the hotel because

45:04

of threats this is important because

45:07

it's a synthesis of this flimsy source

45:09

about the cancelled hotel reservation and

45:11

that article from two thousand and

45:13

two but the lead up to the bali bombing alex

45:16

was taking be hotel detail from one story

45:18

and mascot up with the embassy being concerned

45:20

about threats or that detail from the

45:22

other stories and it's serving and up for the audience

45:24

as if it's something meaningful and it's the same

45:27

thing if anything this if anything abuse

45:29

of information and it's kind of silly to pretend

45:31

that what he's doing is questioning world events

45:33

yeah this is it questioning this is just lying

45:36

about shit so mass casualty events can be

45:38

incorporated into your worldview more easily

45:40

and he can profit off of right right

45:43

it is it is funny that i like

45:47

throughout this entire time i i find

45:49

myself trying to give advice to the globalists

45:52

and then realizing again that what i'm

45:54

really doing is just the in a writers' room with

45:56

alex trying to build up his narrative guess

45:58

you know like hands i think as smoked want

46:00

to is too big so many people are

46:02

good at that's that's too big it's too obvious

46:04

to cease and then i realize i'm not i'm not

46:06

talking about this i'm with alex being like

46:08

okay listen words when we gotta do took

46:11

that from the article about the

46:13

cancelled reservations that alleged there were ten

46:15

to twenty room right so that's

46:17

just the number that he's coming up yeah yeah why

46:19

not the reservation was apparently for

46:21

three days over didn't specify which

46:23

three days and so that's where is getting be two more

46:25

days thing sir but he's just their

46:28

users cracking those details into

46:30

his own form whatever shape he wants

46:32

them to take in order to make his story makes sense

46:34

now what i think is more interesting with your

46:36

writerly instinct ah is the way

46:39

that you have been one step ahead of out

46:41

of their rights with the likes

46:44

of , gonna where gonna

46:46

i to take down to the hotel well

46:48

that is that is interesting about going

46:50

back to the past he does have those

46:52

abilities he doesn't feel like he's building

46:54

something there is a little bit of in a to

46:56

be to see with a wave of be

46:59

of the layers of the conspiracy

47:01

are added on as he make stuff

47:03

up about like the little colonel

47:05

that that that is at the at the base of

47:07

the it feels like he's trying yeah

47:10

it's not good i mean now it's an honor

47:12

for know but it is an effort which were not

47:14

used to seeing in the present holy shit right

47:17

up if our it's it's transparent

47:20

if you take the time to pay attention to

47:22

it but if you don't or

47:24

if you just operate off headline journey

47:26

and the optics of seeing a

47:28

headline that says us embassy

47:31

cancelled reservation right four and a half

47:33

hours before bombing fry

47:35

and then you accept whatever alec says

47:37

about it like if you just accept the story that

47:39

he tells of up at headline sir it's

47:41

the escalation of it does make

47:43

sense or if you believe the

47:46

saudi government about the british

47:48

embassy who believe that

47:50

they tortured and got false confessions out be

47:53

things yeah there is a conspiracy that

47:56

is crafted

47:58

it a little bit like a kids

47:59

improving a book report where

48:02

you're like okay i know you did read

48:04

that books but i'm actually kind of respecting

48:06

your level of creativity and faking that

48:08

you read that book your make it up some fun setser

48:11

it's like if a kid improvised

48:13

a book report there was super disrespectful

48:15

to a bunch of people die in a bomb right right

48:18

yeah that was the where the red fern

48:20

grows his i've i've

48:22

actually the civil war burial

48:24

grounds yeah that's a really worth

48:27

book the average doesn't just stay

48:29

on this topic all are all episode

48:31

he also just yells about stuff to

48:34

hear

48:34

the death squads fox that's

48:37

what homeland security on the national police

48:39

are what was what seems

48:41

off shutting out death squads

48:44

in america patriot

48:46

act wanted to the be able to com and kill you

48:49

every even tell people why they killed you never

48:51

charge you never dies you

48:54

never see i mean

48:56

this is textbook classical

48:58

tyranny cause i'm

49:00

going to want your other news we're going to get to toll free

49:02

number to join us so that's a little severe

49:05

yeah i'm i think the you

49:07

could make an interesting argument that in

49:09

some ways the police are a

49:12

acting as a not always

49:14

but sometimes do operate as

49:16

a death squad i mean i think

49:18

that's not what alex is talking about alex

49:21

doesn't seem to really have that much problem of police brutality

49:23

united states kind of the issue a so

49:25

it it rings a little hollow

49:28

i mean if you are putting

49:29

the other and alex jones was right club

49:32

i don't understand why that's not on there

49:34

unless will because alex it doesn't

49:36

work in the present for his own that narrative

49:39

in the bagley a that and it's not it's

49:41

not worthwhile for him to to

49:43

really hang your hat on can't go batteries it was

49:45

our the not now no what do

49:47

a new have to defend the too many people

49:49

on the left and he can't do that

49:51

nope nope he has to literally

49:53

be above the left right paradigm in order

49:56

to do that and he's absolutely

49:58

not the up yet so i'm

50:00

in this next quip alex goes to calls

50:03

sure and a unfortunately a

50:05

color asks a question that alex was not prepared

50:07

for

50:08

do you your the a stand

50:10

for

50:11

the advance i've

50:14

, dig it out that it's the advanced

50:17

military leaders system

50:19

okay

50:20

you very much you bet

50:23

it starts when you here's my thought about darfur

50:25

they start with advance whenever

50:27

put the do it alien a manage

50:29

the defense advanced research

50:33

agency there you go for our puppy

50:36

via , one of the things i those really

50:38

interesting about the first of all day was not a gotcha question

50:40

because was are trying to stop him he was just knows

50:43

interested yeah alex should

50:45

know that the same thing that stuck out my

50:47

mind was it like on the stand in

50:50

alex has case when daria was

50:52

the testifying

50:55

the after with darpa state of new

50:57

yeah that is true that

50:59

is learned that in two thousand and three alex

51:01

woods fumble around with what is darpa

51:04

stat or yeah that's we're

51:06

if they wait that was scripts he would have heard

51:08

that dig real fast i

51:10

understood harper said for advanced

51:13

blame i , if he

51:15

would have trouble with like harper sure

51:17

there are about harp that much i don't

51:19

know her com our our but darpa

51:22

is like and he's in the middle of like this

51:24

do amid it's been awhile since you don't do that

51:26

three episodes yeah pretty don't have their whole thing

51:28

about how they were trying to gamble on

51:30

terrorist attacks and stuff death or

51:32

set up a stock market on deaths of

51:35

it so it's it it's it's

51:37

front and center of his narratives yeah

51:40

said the not rehired conspiracy theorist

51:42

you should have darpa on the read it is i get going

51:44

on his back foot yeah if you're a math teacher

51:47

you have to be able to do long division and

51:49

your head like you have to you can't fumble

51:51

around with that said otherwise well and respects

51:53

yes sir alex takes another call and

51:55

this is the level of discourse that's gone on on

51:57

this oh man it's petty stuff

51:59

ah i wanted to your opinion

52:02

on a couple days read

52:04

and that on august twenty

52:06

seven mars is

52:08

gonna be

52:09

to the earth than of sixty

52:11

thousand years yards can be the closest

52:13

to ours and sixty thousand years in our our

52:16

we know

52:17

co worker into the ago when

52:19

we do know that opinion if

52:22

there's a significant amount

52:24

absolutely i

52:27

don't and astrology i don't believe

52:30

in quackery

52:32

but the globalist jimmy

52:35

carter ronald reagan bush

52:37

clinton they got sharma thirty

52:39

one sciences their check they admit

52:42

they they run off of

52:44

astrology that was

52:46

a wizard intimate intimate

52:48

meaning to measure somebody brought it up with

52:51

them when with mars the closets

52:53

it'll be and sixteen thousand

52:56

years that him human contest for

52:58

fox sixty thousand

53:01

years these guys are only

53:03

of service would numerology

53:05

the

53:06

you know what what what that portends

53:09

the astrology the and out

53:12

that's why they're moving so hard and it is

53:14

very dangerous go ahead and

53:16

you think that they would

53:17

the great that they with another

53:21

emily that

53:22

you need to be like an analog make predictions

53:25

on things like that when they don't have enough data

53:27

but to i have to admit that reading about

53:29

it and an insane over the last year

53:32

we've been worried about august twenty fourth

53:34

when it will be the closest or of his

53:36

men and sixty thousand years and okay

53:38

the what's sad ,

53:40

amazing automakers got the predictions

53:42

but i mean look

53:44

thats american bad it's

53:47

amazing to go from not knowing

53:49

as big as you suddenly just be

53:51

like this thing this central were real

53:54

worry about were terrified and has

53:56

this oh this that true of recurrence

53:58

him a number and ma'am or there's a pro wander

54:00

into whether they get that mars is it is you

54:02

know that is it is dollars a

54:04

shot of war and then supplies

54:11

i met sides of logo was

54:13

very good as a moderately that is true though

54:15

ago i was an event that it happened

54:17

right i just appreciate that instantaneous

54:20

absolutely css and and

54:22

that's of the we should worry about absolutely

54:24

you bet brother sister built

54:27

to spill in the blank if there's something you're

54:29

asking how it's if you should be worried about

54:31

and absolutely browser so nail

54:33

there is a reason to be afraid

54:35

you you're not

54:37

crazy for having this fear of something

54:39

that nobody is literally ever thought before us

54:42

you are right my friend lists killed minutes

54:44

of valuable time on my serve talking

54:47

about being worried about the

54:49

mars being anglos being don't

54:51

know who is celebrating moresby

54:57

the , here you didn't explain

54:59

how this is a related do a difficult

55:01

situation like

55:03

oh like bet because of ours is bars

55:05

is close to start they're going to be like the be

55:07

like i'm

55:11

hearing the word you're saying but you

55:13

sound dumb makes it so

55:15

much it , it's

55:17

really nearly nearly

55:19

you might you reveal

55:21

yourself to be a march with you ask questions

55:23

like that it's like it's just

55:25

understood that the globalists

55:28

bomb things were place

55:30

or close i see how much closer

55:33

how much was a little closer was

55:38

, a million miles closer

55:40

obvious one day to move pretty

55:42

epic it was quite a bit closer closer

55:46

i don't know i don't remember i looked it up but i

55:48

don't i don't remember the exact right rare

55:50

i did look up there is any bombing or nicer

55:52

of the was you had to the little league world

55:54

series to places maybe

55:57

somebody labour you have yeah maybe so

56:00

rather have it shouldn't necessarily made

56:02

it out a guy notational pool

56:04

of writers rarer those right over the

56:06

rafters burning power gods

56:09

got a little bit stronger yeah i

56:12

mean look this look this dumb but a

56:15

the everything that you have that response

56:17

of like why do you even was yeah why would

56:19

that even v something as a globalists

56:22

or incident because to me i'm a i'm joking

56:24

around all the you are like make front of

56:26

you but like to me it is like some excels

56:29

at ces a little

56:31

bit closer the everybody

56:34

has those magical powers okay

56:36

for all the city but the if that's the case

56:39

then it suggests that as them move

56:41

as bargain further away something

56:43

else changes that makes you less

56:46

likely to celebrate it

56:48

been further away that i'm venus

56:50

get it , like

56:52

is it just a day is it just

56:54

like all this is a it's like a solar eclipse they'll

56:56

go outside they look up an illegally less

56:58

and then they go back to their lives of other to

57:00

see a solar eclipse of image on a bomb for persists

57:04

because that's right you're at it

57:06

just at is it is so

57:09

buds your cave bird just

57:11

like any figures aside just like

57:13

all other like all exact that's a side door

57:15

their grip of mars of of was that the sides

57:18

met his odds that it is just

57:20

caveman thought that at all it is war

57:22

and alex takes like

57:24

of the kind

57:27

of a simplistic understanding of symbolism

57:29

occultism men as other and

57:31

just applies it sort of a universally

57:34

fries or anything that seems like it

57:36

could be cause like

57:38

it as a equinox or embodies

57:40

it out it's not really got into office at any

57:44

time there's a like i

57:46

had a date that has like every

57:48

ago it's doubles so it's like it's

57:50

like spots in march six two thousand

57:53

nine three six nine cents is very

57:55

very serious danger for a magical

57:58

powers others i

58:01

i like that one thing that never really

58:03

addressed is how many holidays

58:05

are called people have to have really

58:08

where it is every day there is a holiday

58:11

there's something that like what i mean

58:13

take away the bombing and we should all have like that

58:16

every day and special and word operators

58:18

every day but not every day mars is because

58:20

this because this be sixty thousand years now

58:23

that's true no be if

58:26

new nine thousand and nine eleven

58:29

, before we get that ago some

58:31

day ah and look aca there will be

58:33

a problem that exists as as of years

58:35

so you know that yeah put it on ago

58:38

there's still alex

58:40

we know that is that was that big day

58:42

big s geyser and or bad influence

58:44

on him those uncle wasn't better

58:47

the whole really is the next parliament

58:49

and world or he started for years in

58:52

an argument whatever five years ago i said yeah

58:54

winner origin sample be system biometrics

58:57

prices it's gonna take time to do that no

59:00

they build it they wind it all up they

59:02

get it ready and they announced and

59:04

boy how through his knowledge on

59:07

that is what they do they just

59:08

also got we go g what's

59:10

mine is darkness a lift the curtains

59:13

and

59:14

that's a total

59:15

the humanizing a certain

59:17

period oh wow ladies

59:21

and gentlemen

59:24

i like that image like our government

59:27

has are demons

59:29

he said is said dehumanizing

59:32

satan pit and his response

59:34

to that is interesting yeah well

59:37

i bet is it to stick if i would like

59:39

to know what that is ladies and gentlemen i regret

59:41

to inform you we are in estimate and we

59:43

the us okay see trip and you fall

59:45

into the dehumanizing satan pets yeah what

59:48

is dehumanizing specifically

59:50

inside the pit

59:55

i don't know i hope

59:57

i'm trying to visualize i

1:00:01

appreciate first of my favorite visual

1:00:03

is lifting up the curtain to reveal a pet or

1:00:05

that's that's just great that's good show

1:00:07

would say no guy if you reveal

1:00:09

if you open a curtain to a pit it's good

1:00:11

stuff fear or within

1:00:14

the pit it could be anything ma'am

1:00:16

as a i mean it would have to be is is

1:00:18

it said there's gotta be more than one satan in the pit

1:00:21

first off there needs to be multiple seasons

1:00:23

in the spirit is

1:00:25

that possible i mean i

1:00:27

assume he can split himself up he's got classic

1:00:30

marvel powers these days or right

1:00:33

the

1:00:34

yeah not my

1:00:36

say this

1:00:39

, like the argument that always had his uncle had

1:00:41

assisted our problem i think that's

1:00:43

i think buckley said ah yes

1:00:45

well my of my guess that is used

1:00:47

avenue someone relics was brought up before right

1:00:50

i read talks about her uncle's with the

1:00:52

information so fun

1:00:54

so yes ah there's not a new story

1:00:57

that alex touches on here

1:00:59

pick new selective service director

1:01:03

proper gradually president bush has picked

1:01:05

they former lobbyist an ex marine

1:01:08

as a raptor of the selective service well

1:01:11

she said tuesday in terms of nominate william

1:01:13

h shot field the host

1:01:17

the like a service would provide manpower

1:01:20

the military of an emergency forced

1:01:22

to draft oh

1:01:24

they got the bills lined up now one

1:01:26

more terror dot universal draft

1:01:29

aleks young man's name sir the selective

1:01:31

service registration system the

1:01:33

crowded trains law for women that's

1:01:36

not currently a government relations consultant

1:01:38

with hi nurse and and shot

1:01:40

filled associates in washington

1:01:44

oh that's a real real

1:01:47

real nice and all things

1:01:49

where people talk about how accurate alex's

1:01:51

they seem to just forget his constant

1:01:53

obsession with how universal draft was

1:01:55

right around the corner and have a globalist that

1:01:57

it's set up so the next time there was a terrorist attack

1:02:00

that was it in all your sons and daughters

1:02:02

were going to be conscripted death big whiff

1:02:04

on that and he was buried it dab in the

1:02:06

a to brings it up all the time yeah one

1:02:09

wonders if alex made a big stink when trump

1:02:11

nominated donald benton do this position

1:02:13

in april twenty seventeen is that

1:02:15

was evidence of trump trying to reinstate the draft

1:02:18

i would imagine it wasn't i don't think he probably

1:02:20

even noticed yes this is a small

1:02:23

government office that has existed since world

1:02:25

war one and could probably

1:02:27

just be abolished even though

1:02:29

it's not a pool for a draft the names

1:02:31

and information gathered from selective service

1:02:33

registration are used by the joint advertising

1:02:36

marketing research and studies program

1:02:38

out of the department of defense which uses

1:02:40

that information to recruit volunteers into

1:02:42

the armed services and

1:02:44

, was anything not evil it's

1:02:47

it's not cool right right but

1:02:50

there isn't a draft and there wasn't one and two

1:02:52

thousand three not that being said let's have access

1:02:54

office don't get rid office yeah get rid of that

1:02:56

that's that's bad i mean there's is it's

1:02:58

obvious they will be addressed that we can

1:03:00

barely afford the military we have

1:03:02

now can you imagine if we just had an influx

1:03:05

of i don't know ten million

1:03:07

people the to walk in there

1:03:09

how much would it cost the outfit them we've got

1:03:11

to spend a billion dollars on one blame

1:03:14

i i kind of understand

1:03:16

the thinking the something like

1:03:18

this

1:03:19

in

1:03:20

the days although

1:03:22

i think that there's a social contract

1:03:25

the has come into play seen

1:03:27

that is we will never have a draft again

1:03:29

ever know that is not

1:03:31

something that is going

1:03:33

to be seen as appropriate not on

1:03:35

any level and because

1:03:37

of that i have ago be a show of good

1:03:40

faith or the government has get rid of his

1:03:42

office yeah because there's this premise

1:03:44

of it that is like in case we need

1:03:46

right or this registration break glass

1:03:49

yeah i enjoy it and get rid

1:03:51

of our because you're not gonna need it because we're not doing

1:03:53

a draft a gas yeah well i

1:03:55

mean you know it is it is always

1:03:57

a pretty a a

1:04:00

the universal step towards fascism whenever

1:04:02

you have a standing army at a at the call

1:04:04

you know like part of that that idea

1:04:07

of and the wrath of medical army were no

1:04:09

i mean the current standing army or we have

1:04:11

you know the part of that hypothetical draft is

1:04:13

you're not really supposed to have an army that's

1:04:16

you know so everybody has their own

1:04:18

skin in the game so to speak and

1:04:21

now it is kind of in impunity the

1:04:23

you know said that's kind of part of our agreement

1:04:26

you know we don't have a draft and then we'll look the

1:04:28

other way whenever you start wars all the time

1:04:31

has , good gear their part

1:04:33

of it to yellow be nice get rid of most

1:04:35

of these offices men so

1:04:38

block we can present day talking

1:04:40

a lot about being broke and be in debt

1:04:42

and you know he

1:04:44

needs money i

1:04:47

have found the first time he ever

1:04:50

said this on air the very

1:04:52

first time well time mean if you believe what

1:04:54

he's about to so to so says another the on a schedule

1:04:57

out to do this i've never done this in

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five years measures were not want you

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so it's paid to the fort wayne outlet

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to sit there while i wanted a diatribe alex

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know this but you know several times i bet

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you you know alex maybe ah to give nectar

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apparently what you tell me

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is jim i'm not gonna turn much oh into

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a pencil marks since if we were

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want to get newshour sniffed my primary objective

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that to hear someone else

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say back to him ninja pass

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move who said

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news doom yeah news doom

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so did you enjoy

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the largely a marketing

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emotional yikes ah

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yes a this is the water filter sponsor

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right are basically it's just the introduction

1:06:52

of an infomercial wrong with

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this a i'm behind

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on my short wave bill right right

1:07:00

cause we pay for air time

1:07:02

on the short with a state her shirt and

1:07:05

my water filter guy helps pay that bill

1:07:07

so curious by as water filter

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it does seem very difficult

1:07:11

to square someone saying you

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know what i like that you know do infomercials

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and you got the integrity to not

1:07:18

turn your show interest anyways

1:07:20

my water filters on the best

1:07:23

i do i do i agree with you

1:07:25

know he does bear mentioning that it is not

1:07:27

as intrusive that does not nora of

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course it's not the whole show

1:07:32

it's at least like or eight years a chunk

1:07:35

that they're doing it's pretty

1:07:37

transparent the this is bad

1:07:39

this guy selling is it right out the same

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time a lot of gyms sales

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pitch for his water filter is about the evils of floor

1:07:46

i sure am so like there is still

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like content that's being used as

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marketing right to still that like

1:07:52

blurry distinction but on cognac

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at man it's is a far cry

1:07:56

from the deterioration into

1:07:59

infomercial the city and are

1:08:01

leaving behind the information yeah

1:08:04

that alex becomes later it is it

1:08:06

is like i appreciate

1:08:08

most of all that sixteen thousand

1:08:10

dollar number you know that

1:08:13

i feel like zero when you look at i was you know

1:08:15

but i feel like that's where you gotta stay

1:08:17

at the fifty

1:08:18

the dollar is important to you later

1:08:20

doesn't look at rim now he's got shell

1:08:23

companies you gotta have accountants willing

1:08:25

to lie for him and then you've gotta have

1:08:27

to have a towns that his account was like do

1:08:29

in order to launder their lives

1:08:31

right like that is a web of

1:08:34

bullshit drag about this is just got a bell

1:08:36

uses that dicey legal situation

1:08:38

for the us we for of of barnes all

1:08:41

you've gotta do is pay is pay

1:08:43

bill you stay there yes stay there

1:08:45

is a good sweet spot yeah absolutely

1:08:49

poor alex yeah a

1:08:54

, of folks who who you know

1:08:56

defend alex get a one of the things that

1:08:58

they say i think you'd agree with and that is

1:09:01

that he tells it like it like a

1:09:03

challenge like it is my

1:09:06

punches or fight evil fight expose

1:09:08

the new world order

1:09:11

the just now coming out the bombing in jakarta

1:09:13

indonesia the work of

1:09:15

the globalist they were pulling your people out

1:09:17

hours before it took place from the mary

1:09:20

hotel itself not other hotels

1:09:22

they threaten the government the summit the total

1:09:24

global controller terrorists would strike

1:09:27

down here like it is

1:09:29

a show and it's

1:09:31

like it is no one

1:09:33

who is no one who says

1:09:35

i tell it like it is ever actually

1:09:38

one does mm or to

1:09:40

has anything good to say what about people

1:09:42

who calls them like macys i'm a

1:09:44

well that that's delicious as long as

1:09:46

you add the as the literal

1:09:48

yeah it calls them like i see them that's

1:09:50

that's good stuff okay so that one's all right that's

1:09:52

a little bit of that has a a and or whatever

1:09:54

it took about a straight shooter straight shooter

1:09:57

oh no no no it's something

1:10:00

there people describe you as that makes me

1:10:02

think that you are a liar haha the

1:10:04

our takes more calls here and

1:10:06

there he gets a call from a guy who i think

1:10:09

doesn't believe in laws i

1:10:11

appreciate this man it's kind of difficult

1:10:14

to tell exactly where he's coming from but he

1:10:16

believes i think maybe

1:10:19

in a god law kind

1:10:21

of situation a got that is self

1:10:23

evident law yeah natural

1:10:25

law perhaps is not specific

1:10:27

enough for me to really nail down but he does believe

1:10:30

that just because laws are signed into law

1:10:32

that doesn't mean they're laws mean so

1:10:35

you've you've not in the jurisdiction over

1:10:38

the law of the jungle got a guy based

1:10:42

on his voice auto big utilize the

1:10:44

mahjong ah yeah well as probably true

1:10:46

but maybe spiritual and guy anyway

1:10:49

he has a request for alex

1:10:51

from i keep running all over the amount of energy

1:10:53

on a couple segments or anything else you wanted

1:10:55

to and from new mexico i just

1:10:57

wanna know if i can get a time the car

1:10:59

yeah pursue minutes are healthier

1:11:02

that's compared to ours gonna

1:11:04

thanks

1:11:06

widely from the time

1:11:08

i leave here until about midnight tonight

1:11:11

i'm gonna be working as

1:11:14

a good excuse i

1:11:16

don't know why you talk to you sir i mean i'm not trying

1:11:18

to family big shot or anything amy

1:11:21

i'm in deep trouble i have

1:11:23

hong kong and seven hundred and eleven

1:11:25

else fox's with ,

1:11:27

want to talk to me and i mean let's talk

1:11:30

about iran here go ahead what's what's

1:11:32

about a about like

1:11:35

i like it wouldn't say i'm delighted that easy

1:11:37

get away outta here i'm a big i'm school

1:11:40

is a point where is like lucid about

1:11:42

the road from the copyright i like every

1:11:44

take it vocals it etti voice dubbed

1:11:47

i get him to be don't arabia so on as soon

1:11:49

as soon as the desire to get

1:11:51

rid of my phone i've got burner phones i throw

1:11:53

them into them ocean after i use them loans

1:11:56

i'm in a bunker that is sealed

1:11:58

with lead and or so we'll

1:12:00

never find it

1:12:03

a by the a ball of work and for

1:12:05

the next six hours are being chased

1:12:07

by the cops i've gotta take my

1:12:09

daughter fishing is at some point

1:12:11

the up so point can call yeah it seems really obvious

1:12:14

the way you could to handle those yeah that is there

1:12:16

like it is unsafe for me to talk

1:12:18

to you off the air that i don't

1:12:20

know what you're up to there's a lot

1:12:23

of ways that this could expose me the

1:12:25

it it's just the if you're alec this

1:12:27

is the simplest thing in the world but you don't

1:12:29

want to give that message because

1:12:32

it's too likely to

1:12:34

make the audience think that you think that

1:12:36

they're crazy or sap whereas

1:12:39

if alex is a big public figure

1:12:41

there's there is a very acceptable

1:12:45

boundaries be like i'm not talking to you

1:12:47

on my like were a off air

1:12:49

where we don't know each other i'm

1:12:52

i'm going to an email or something but

1:12:54

it's not we're not going to do that when you

1:12:57

when you court when you actively court people

1:12:59

who blur the line between reality and fiction

1:13:02

it's going to be a little bit more of a tighter

1:13:04

walk to let him down easy

1:13:06

on account of you don't know what part of the fiction

1:13:08

that's going to add you into that's

1:13:11

true you know him and you know you

1:13:13

see that through that lot of interactions

1:13:15

that alex as of his fans over the courses

1:13:17

time the time is very as an unwillingness

1:13:20

to the honest about what

1:13:22

the boundary as browse of that i know

1:13:24

who you are right you know night i

1:13:26

know and we just need to

1:13:29

keep this separate you know they're the only

1:13:31

thing i know about you is you believe

1:13:33

what i say you know you like me

1:13:35

and at bat yeah if

1:13:38

you're the groucho marx thing at all be a member

1:13:40

of any club or have mirror amber sir say

1:13:42

early that's used to describe low self esteem

1:13:44

right with alex who completely

1:13:47

different the i made this club and i don't

1:13:49

ever want to visit this club i keep i've

1:13:51

a close i locked the door with them

1:13:53

i don't side i don't wanna be around

1:13:56

anybody who would be a member of my top

1:13:59

it's i all the double deuce

1:14:01

and i'm not stepping foot enough i can blaze

1:14:03

no sooner right the scholar here's

1:14:06

what he wants to discuss with alex offer her

1:14:09

that's what about iran the year go ahead what's going

1:14:11

on

1:14:12

well to conserve interpretation

1:14:15

the bible know boy and we're

1:14:17

not supposed fear and a sister hours

1:14:20

ago and he will flee for new oh boy

1:14:23

and it's a long story

1:14:25

oh boy seizures others federal are scattered

1:14:27

from one end of the bible to the other you're

1:14:31

right order the gonna

1:14:33

say concert far for those the

1:14:35

the price as the third the

1:14:38

crime will for work

1:14:41

script there

1:14:43

are some places it takes the

1:14:45

research to figure out what was changed

1:14:48

this is not the total holy word

1:14:50

of god it is the

1:14:52

the word of god

1:14:55

the

1:14:56

the i think it would take half an hour

1:14:59

hi deny what i mean and

1:15:02

robert probably longer than that sir sir

1:15:04

you have just explained why i

1:15:06

do not want to talk to you on air physicists

1:15:09

interested a people have been

1:15:11

studying the bible for quite

1:15:13

, now you didn't you have cracked

1:15:16

cracked there you know you're telling

1:15:19

me and it'll take you have

1:15:21

an hour to explain yeah

1:15:23

hour to better write it all i'm sure you're

1:15:25

going to stop and a half hour i'm going to start the watch that

1:15:28

you you don't get on with thing

1:15:30

yeah yeah so we have one

1:15:32

last quip here and a i know that

1:15:34

a another thing that was making the rounds on social

1:15:36

media was a recently

1:15:39

was a clip of alex saying

1:15:41

that there was going to be false why a globalist

1:15:43

terror attacks a you

1:15:45

know before the midterm this is another clear

1:15:48

that are all around flip [unk] ski

1:15:50

oh my god of the post without context

1:15:52

or relevant context that alex says that all

1:15:54

the fucking to approach every day yeah

1:15:56

a it is not worthwhile or

1:15:59

meaningful to

1:15:59

that all to make people think this is

1:16:02

like

1:16:02

look at him look enemies making a

1:16:05

desperate were prediction know this

1:16:07

is what he does every day there and has

1:16:09

since two thousand and three

1:16:10

the owner and patriot act he would allow

1:16:13

them to secretly grabs a blow your had all

1:16:15

for any misdemeanor charge and get business

1:16:17

records without a court order

1:16:19

the end

1:16:20

ashcroft is gonna go on attend state

1:16:22

tour

1:16:23

promoters or know is all you're not every

1:16:26

never promoting it's i'm sorry twenty states are

1:16:28

the only state or but but but you're telling

1:16:30

me that

1:16:31

the recording a special a dying man reported

1:16:33

the today's new york daily news if you want you could get

1:16:35

the daily news online sources are

1:16:37

introducing is now knows maybe do

1:16:40

some boom boom boom

1:16:42

boom

1:16:44

the i mean let's see we've had explosions before

1:16:46

the mid term we've had nukes before

1:16:48

i've presidential election sir

1:16:50

we've had they were going

1:16:53

of months fall during the process helicopter

1:16:56

into his inauguration the up

1:16:58

the i mean they were the obviously the

1:17:00

polonium boy's name was rampant for awhile

1:17:02

there were two incidents now the

1:17:05

same person also didn't happen

1:17:07

right right yes there was that yeah

1:17:10

i mean it's just a constant fear a

1:17:12

hallmark and feature of his career and

1:17:15

anybody who doesn't

1:17:17

understand that this that this

1:17:19

dressing deaths it's again just like

1:17:22

we were laughing and joking about this

1:17:24

before it's as like if you ask alex is there

1:17:26

a reason to be scared about something absolutely

1:17:28

as as as one of the things he always

1:17:31

uses to scare people is that

1:17:33

specter of the

1:17:36

calming false flag attack us

1:17:38

that is justified by some piece

1:17:40

of his his narrative there

1:17:43

is obviously democrats

1:17:45

are scared that they're gonna lose the midterms

1:17:47

and so they must do bombings or in

1:17:49

order to make sure they when the mid term strength

1:17:52

i have to ask craft wants to get

1:17:54

patriot act to in but there's

1:17:56

opposition to it from the patriots

1:17:59

ah

1:17:59

better do some boom boom and an order to

1:18:02

make sure that this goes through

1:18:04

the always her it's always this and i

1:18:06

don't understand how it's been twenty

1:18:08

years i know as years

1:18:10

and it's still an effective thing

1:18:12

it a hill something that people can that's

1:18:17

because people dip in and out it's because people

1:18:19

like ronnefeldt house key get a dip

1:18:21

in and out a fucking youth baseball

1:18:23

coach five turned by

1:18:25

the media is a fucking all

1:18:27

right hero for just

1:18:30

being a fuck and eighty

1:18:31

i hate him so much by i that

1:18:33

i mean it is it is that like oh

1:18:36

if you dip in

1:18:37

every three or four months that

1:18:39

you have in your head this idea

1:18:41

well he can't do this every day

1:18:44

for because you assume that's because

1:18:46

there's no way he could do this every

1:18:48

day or maybe even if you have an awareness

1:18:50

of who alex is and you don't go to

1:18:52

pay much attention by jon ronson

1:18:54

even was like does he repeats and absolutely

1:18:57

yeah know there is very very

1:18:59

awareness of what alex does the you only

1:19:01

really get by watching a bunch

1:19:03

of it and unfortunately i don't think

1:19:05

that most people should do that because it's obviously

1:19:07

well i mean the problem is our own

1:19:09

assumptions based on how everything

1:19:11

else works it , to

1:19:14

us unsustainable to do

1:19:16

the same thing every day where you imagine

1:19:18

how bored you would get ill so if you watch

1:19:20

still young for euphoria clip every few

1:19:22

months and you go wow this must be

1:19:25

an unusual thing it wouldn't be newsworthy

1:19:28

on a one day he he's on one

1:19:30

a wouldn't be newsworthy of it's every day

1:19:32

but it's newsworthy because it's manufactured

1:19:34

for you it's created for

1:19:37

yeah i think there's that there's dipping that the out for

1:19:39

sir now is a is a piece of it around

1:19:41

and i also think the one of the reasons that it stays

1:19:43

effect of his you know

1:19:45

there is just pain in the world

1:19:48

neck negative traumatic

1:19:50

events do happen shirt and

1:19:53

those are things that alex will then attach

1:19:55

these ideas to rape and that

1:19:57

people i guess people will just x

1:20:00

eerie and that as being the confirmation

1:20:02

all right and know forget about all the countless

1:20:05

times that he's been making

1:20:07

a vague warnings about

1:20:10

boom boom

1:20:11

i mean that the thing that's most suspicious

1:20:13

is like in twenty years the

1:20:15

globalists would have to have taken a break

1:20:17

for a bit at least know where

1:20:20

they have never stopped not once

1:20:22

there's no a despite the fact that

1:20:24

they celebrate a million holidays every

1:20:26

year it is always a work holiday

1:20:28

they never even take a vacation rather

1:20:30

like alex network not even

1:20:33

read the these networking ever now

1:20:35

but ah or that is gave me

1:20:37

an idea for idea movie pool

1:20:40

global it's a case of a fine motor capacity

1:20:43

the lived through not a little vacation and

1:20:45

, as as cat that want

1:20:47

a third super zodiac and do on a successor

1:20:50

globalists are on vacation for

1:20:52

sure but they're still need to be false flags

1:20:54

that really so they bring in the junior varsity

1:20:57

global as right have temps right right

1:20:59

or are absolutely somebody gets

1:21:01

for somebody gets promoted this is their big shot

1:21:03

right but it turns out this the eager

1:21:05

young person this is a this is

1:21:07

a if they were younger or

1:21:09

deluge made this movie like fifteen years

1:21:12

ago this would be a vince vaughn owen wilson

1:21:14

and yet or move lay their the guys how

1:21:16

mean i'm a ragtag band of misfits

1:21:19

it's a they screw everything up with at the

1:21:21

end they come together and relay a cast

1:21:23

of old of old

1:21:27

every level

1:21:29

it's a case know the globalist the assistance

1:21:32

or and yeah yeah well we call them

1:21:35

i mean you gotta call him something like the

1:21:37

day that nation squad you know

1:21:39

they're not global now the nagging

1:21:43

surreal older will hurt all birds will wear got

1:21:45

our got our up this in

1:21:48

have it back for a at about six months we'll get a treatment

1:21:50

gone the opposite so i'm glad to

1:21:52

have gone back to the past because it least

1:21:54

there is something concrete

1:21:57

going on to be discussing it's an

1:21:59

ass betty i'm refreshing

1:22:01

i appreciate the past a great deal i'm

1:22:04

and so i will check back in on the present

1:22:06

day keep people posted on

1:22:09

i dunno i'm bullshit always up to

1:22:11

or as the a the terror

1:22:14

of the mid term a the mid terms

1:22:16

of but until then jordan we have a website we do

1:22:18

have a website it's not try dot com yep a

1:22:21

were also on twitter we are on twitter it's acknowledge

1:22:23

underscore fight a we'll be back

1:22:25

but until then i'm neo and we o m d

1:22:27

v x clerk i'm gerald snippets

1:22:30

the older will words liberals level

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of the river levels jack or three hours

1:22:34

wonder where gerald paper that's wilford cousin

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all over the gribble pebble an

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hour your comes with the sex robots and

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the advances your on the you're controlling

1:22:47

wow it from a person color i'm a huge

1:22:49

fan and love you

1:22:50

the felony