Casey Putsch — Uni-party hell? OR there IS NO right or left....

Speaker 1: howdy people i am live but as always i'm not entirely sure if you can hear me so sound off and let me know also where are you coming from today

got some

Speaker 1: topics to talk over i wrote them down even the uniparty uh

is that

Speaker 1: really a thing completely or if we look at

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): it from the other direction does

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): it just show that the whole right versus left is a total psyop which in a weird sort away would say that the Uniparty is a thing

But

Speaker 1: does it matter? And I know that sounds like a BS thing to say, but nobody's talking about that

Speaker 4: The other thing is, I

thought of two other

Speaker 4: things to bring up just for funsies. Two little things

So old Nick

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): Fuentes. I kind of don't want to talk about him because the fact that he's proliferating everywhere and people are just basically playing his videos on YouTube and not doing anything and it's lazy makes me think that there's something strange afoot. I'll just leave it at that. But he changes tune, or at least is taking a very hard stance with relation to the Charlie Kirk assassination, which is fine. If that's what he sees, cool

There's a

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): but there

So let's

Speaker 1: discuss the but. Which sounds like something a toddler would say. The but. Anyway, the last

one

Speaker 5: is

So

Speaker 5: there's a tremendous amount of propaganda with regard to everything relating to the nation of Israel across the board on both sides

Where

Speaker 6: is it all coming from? But

let's take that a

Speaker 6: step

Speaker 4: further. Part of the propaganda obviously relates to the dead

Speaker 6: horse, 80-year-old psyop that comes from a region of the world where they say Guten Tag

And

Speaker 6: one particular mustache

man there, we

Speaker 6: should discuss the bizarre amount that

Speaker 4: we're all talking about the mustache man and not specifically about the mustache man and what he did, but the fact that that's being used so much and what that does to what the general public is thinking

Does

Speaker 4: that make sense? It's also, frankly, a preface, so if idiots try to light me up for even bringing up anything pertaining, even indirectly to the mustache man, that then I can light them up harder for being idiots. Does that sound like fun? All right, so we do have someone from the UK. We have someone from Germany, potentially

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): I would say from the people in Germany, I hope you haven't had many more of your conservative politicians

Speaker 5: strangely, coincidentally passed away totally

Speaker 4: naturally. And in the UK, I would say, how is it that you're

Speaker 5: not having lots of politicians right now totally, naturally, coincidentally passing away? Maybe this video is already about to be canceled, but the world is crazy

So

Speaker 5: we've got people from all over the

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): place, from the West Coast to the East Coast and everywhere in between, and they are calling me Agent Smith

So do you all

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): think I look like Agent Smith? I've gotten that. I'm thinking it's because in some of my videos where I was very direct

Speaker 5: my cadence of delivery related to that. I could try that. Maybe I'll try that as a Halloween costume one day, but I also... don't like the idea of doing that because i am anything but an agent smith in

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): reality i'm assuming we're talking about the agent from the matrix wasn't there like an agent 47 which is like a is that

like a

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): hitman or something in a suit in a video game do you guys know

oh i look

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): like smith

i don't

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): have the darker hair he's balding in

Speaker 5: a different way than i am wait why do i look like we don't need to go into that uh i'll uh work on an impression for you guys with the right sunglasses you could resemble agent smith maybe somebody gave me some funky

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): sunglasses that might work that's neither

here nor

Speaker 4: there shall we get into the uniparty is that a thing is it a

Speaker 5: psyop or is it a dodge

For

Speaker 5: us not to realize that the entire construct of what we think about politics is, in fact, a psyop, which if we go all the way there, we just come back to going, oh, it is a uniparty

I didn't see a meme

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): like that. I think it was a meme

It was a video. It

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): was like multiple scenes

I want to say

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): what the meme was, but

Speaker 8 (lower-pitched voice): it was. Somebody thinking they're really smart for

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): figuring out. who's behind stuff in general and then like the next guy's even smarter for finding that it's a certain type of the people that are behind stuff in general and then the next

Speaker 4: guy's even smarter for thinking that it's

Speaker 9: only a specific kind of type it's behind the people they're behind the people they're behind stuff and then it's even smarter for being a sensitive kind of people they're behind the stuff behind the stuff but the people that behind the stuff are the people that are behind the

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): stuff and it just circles back

around to oh

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): it's just them

Some of you may

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): know what I'm talking about. Let's not discuss the existence of that. Instead, the Uniparty. So

a few years back, people

Speaker 5: would talk about the Uniparty. And I get it. I get why people would get frustrated and say that. However

by the

Speaker 5: way, if you guys want to talk, I'll see as much as that I can. But if you want to super chat, I'll definitely

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): see it and read through it. So if something's super important, fire at me with that. Otherwise, I'll do my best

The

Speaker 5: Uniparty, I didn't really believe it a few years back because I think it still mattered

And in

Speaker 5: a sense, it does still matter. Politics do matter. It does matter that we speak up, stand up, and hold values we believe in. The play where that goes silly is when we just lock in with a particular party so much because I think it is very fair to say that

both the

Speaker 5: Republicans and the Democrats have absolute idiotic, just no-go opinions. non-starter things about them. They both absolutely suck in different ways. Unfortunately, with

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): some of us, it just takes longer for us to realize that our party sucks. Two

So maybe we don't see a

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): uniparty. However, Get Smart series, Agent 99, no, that was 99. He was

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): Agent, who was smart

back in the

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): day? This was 60s, right? Early, mid-60s show

Was the first Get Smart's in

Speaker 6: black and white? Anyway

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): however, in looking at it, just the nature of the industry and the functionality of Congress in Washington, you start to see how it is the Uniparty. They're just different dealers in a different flavor. And it is the industry of fighting. And

then they

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): force us and pigeonhole us to one place or another. So

the farther

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): you go down that line, the more you realize

Speaker 6: it's really a thing. Uh, and while there is parties and they do represent different things, it's just the same garbage

It's just

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): it's, it's trash the nature of how politics works

And I said this in the

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): past, there's only three people that get elected office, three kinds

You've got, uh

Speaker 5: rich guys that can afford their own campaign and then loan themselves money back. Those are the guys that just buy their way in that are reasonable enough

Yeah

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): Uh, you've got career politicians that eventually it's just their turn. The ones glad handing around and kissing ass for their whole life. There's nothing admirable than that. And then you've got puppets, which I've said in the past is everything

Speaker 5: from AOC, JD Vance. That's my opinion right now, based upon observation

And the problem

Speaker 5: with all

Speaker 4: those things is they're all bad. Um

And

Speaker 4: the least bad one is the rich guy, because we all hope, hey, maybe this is the rich guy that cares and will change stuff. And that's what we all thought with Donald Trump

Speaker 6: thought, past tense

So they all suck. So that's what we get. The

Speaker 6: puppets are controlled by rich guys, so they're just more rich guys. And then the politicians, eventually it's just their turn to

they

Speaker 13: don't have any power. They're disconnected from reality. They're

just part

Speaker 13: of the machine. So all you

Speaker 6: either have is rich guys acting on behalf of rich guys, puppets acting on behalf of

Speaker 5: rich guys, or soulless idiots that are just part of the machine. That's really all there is. And

it

Speaker 6: would take some kind of insane wild card fight to make anything else happen. So

the Uniparty

Speaker 6: does seem to be real if

you

Speaker 5: look at it like a picture. from this side like you're staring at the shadows on the wall of Plato's allegory of the cave

but in doing these crash out

Speaker 5: videos in the last number of months i've noticed something which i never remotely expected the

Speaker 14: first one was how successful they've all been and the fact that i haven't gotten cancelled off youtube yet and i had said it i'll probably i'll probably be cancelled by the end of the year you

know shut

Speaker 14: down censored

whatever but what

Speaker 14: i found is when all of a sudden you've got everything from conservatives to liberal women

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): in california uh all agreeing and watching and i look at the demographic shift and how it's darn near it's not even a bell curve it's like barely a curve the curve shift looks like this in the demographics from like 20 years old to

65 plus it's

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): basically just everybody and more dudes

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): watch YouTube than women, I think. but there's a whole lot more women on here

Speaker 5: now

and that was a

Speaker 5: wake up for me of realizing that

right and

Speaker 5: left are stupid

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): construct ideas it's literally one-dimensional

life is not

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): one-dimensional i guess it's technically two-dimensional is

Speaker 16: it two-dimensional

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): one-dimensional a line

takes two lines to make

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): a plane right that would be 2d

Speaker 5: anyway uh life

is not

Speaker 5: two-dimensional there's no shift in

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): life there's no move the overton window one way or the other how stupid

is that

Speaker 6: seriously how stupid is that

how stupid is it for

Speaker 6: us to never just breathe some

fresh air look

Speaker 6: around at the sky and look back and go that is stupid

you

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): know people say things which are all nice and then we discredit immediately afterward because they're

like yeah

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): la-di-da you hippie what's that gonna matter they're

Speaker 17: like we have more in common than apart if you look at the differences of all of us then we are more together and it's like

dude

Speaker 13: shut up but actually

that is

Speaker 13: absolutely accurate the

left and

Speaker 13: right thing is stupid

there

Speaker 13: is no left or right that's the point there is no left or

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): right just as the same thing if there's a functionality of the uniparty there is no left or right it doesn't exist

there literally is

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): just america there are just states there are just towns and communities that's it

there's nothing else

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): to this

The

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): whole left to right two-dimensional bullshit construct is nothing more than a functionality PSYOP stage play, the BS nature of our political industry, which is

Speaker 5: disgusting. There's nothing about the United States government that is for the people by the people at all

our

Speaker 5: our law is gone the fact that any billionaire sent a millionaire can just lawfare anybody into oblivion and there's nothing you can do because you will be bankrupt and ruined there's 11 ways to sunday to do this you know and all us know all all normies whether you think you have money or not whether you're in a garage that's heated with some sports cars or whether you're on the street no we're all in the same boats we're all peon peasants compared to the the global and political

elite They

Speaker 5: play by their own rules. They have zero accountability. There is no law. There is no protection for us. We're all after. But

there's a lot more of us

Speaker 5: than

Speaker 19: that. So

a lot of people are having thoughts. And as I

Speaker 19: like to put it, there's Second Amendment's tingling. OK

I get why people have those thoughts and

Speaker 20: wonderments and wonder

Speaker 21: where we are, where things are going

I don't want to go into

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): this whole disclaimer for me saying that because that's very reasonable. That's just another place

where I

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): have to make a disclaimer because these psycho idiots want to avoid anybody having a real conversation that's constructive. They just want to make everybody to

be a

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): nut or political radical, try to ruin them

So I'm not going

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): to go into that. I think you guys can tell that I'm being very reasonable with the place in America where we're at, how we're all screwed

I mean, you

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): guys have

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): heard me rail on Vivek Ramaswamy. Dude, he was born to Indian parents that came over from a third world country. They weren't citizens. They had this kid in the States. He got his college scholarship paid by George Soros money. Okay, sure. It's from the Soros family. Where do you think the money

Speaker 5: came from? Give me a break. I mean, look how many things Soros is funded, like one removed through whatever company or shell or whatever it is to make any way. Yeah. And do you think any of them are better for society? No. So there's your first problem. And then he makes a hundred plus million dollars from a big rug pull scheme on a failed pharmaceutical drug. And in the last less than a year, he's increased his net wealth from like just under about a billion dollars to $1.8 billion. And now he's running for governor of Ohio, yet he's done nothing. Nothing for Ohio, no philanthropy, no volunteering his own time, no businesses here, didn't go to college in Ohio, and then just shows massive contempt for all American people, vets or anybody that works. It's disgusting

Speaker 20: This is a horrific psycho stage play that we live in

What the

Speaker 20: absolute F

All right, let's read

Speaker 20: some of these guys

Okay

Speaker 6: Here, let's see if I bang some. "I love your content. I'm in the auto industry in central Ohio. If your car technology was adopted by the industry, it would be great." I agree

But the fact that you

Speaker 6: didn't say that just says that we're all living in a stage play. None of this is for us. There's nothing about our life that's allowed to move forward at all

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): We live in a corporate prison farm and the walls are closing in. Closing in like the garbage compactor on the first Star Wars way back

Speaker 22: when. You

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): know, when they fall

down the garbage chute. As a

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): society right now

nothing's made

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): to get any better. The patent system is screwed and jacked. Any corporation can steal whatever they want if China doesn't do it already. There's

no

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): protection for the people. There's no

way for

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): you to move forward. The college system, America. You know, I had heard

Speaker 14: this, which is a preface for I could be wrong, but somebody told me that Ohio State University has an $8.6 billion with

a B

Speaker 14: endowment

that

Speaker 6: there's a lot of money. All right. Let's say we took a quarter of that or half of that and just invested it in a small

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): return. It

doesn't take very

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): long for you to realize that if they really are a nonprofit educational institution, with the amount of money and structure they have already invested in a certain way and staying where they're at, they could have paid

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): forward to pay for half

to all

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): of the students they have full ride scholarships

yet they

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): have things like fine art where people can do abstract expressionism and more like hippy dippy bs that was promoted by the cia in the 40s through the 60s and topped up everybody from william

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): de kuning to jackson pollock as a soft social play against the soviets i'm not kidding which destroyed all the fine art so kids can go a hundred thousand dollars in debt with federal loans that they can't default on for to learn something and get skilled at something that was already tactical degeneracy to battle the soviets in the past because the stupid college or department within the university is so stupid to think it matters and proliferates this that

all we're

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): doing is creating countless indebted political radicals now

that may be the most

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): extreme version of that in college but you really think colleges around the nation are in the best interest

of people What's

Speaker 24: all that money doing for

Speaker 25: America, for our future, for our people? It's

less than

Speaker 25: zero. It's actually taking us backwards. That's where we're at

How's anybody going to get forward? I

Speaker 26: could go in more depth with that

How many

Speaker 14: corporations

to

Speaker 14: sponsor efforts within engineering and such

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): where you get a teaching a professor or whatever to do some kind of study, and then students help out to where the ideas or any brainpower the students have go to that, which is a cheap way for a corporation to do it. And they just farm the ideas and brainpower and so on to the

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): students before they ever get a chance to graduate or make anything for themselves or go anywhere or build anything

Yeah, that's

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): literally just how that works

There is no right or

Speaker 27: left

It's not

Speaker 27: even a uniparty, it's just the same disgusting industry

And you know, the thing that

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): sucks about it is they make the joke

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): it's like, and Washington see and the politicians, they don't even have the common courtesy to use lube on the

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): people. That's pretty accurate analogy

Speaker 28 (lower-pitched voice): And I would say that I think maybe the thing we hate the most about politics right

now and

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): the media and the nature of psyops and all the operations

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): going on out there against us is what these dumb Fs don't

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): realize. I'd really like to curse, but it's a live stream, so I don't

know if

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): that's worse

What these bastards

Speaker 29 (lower-pitched voice): don't realize is we've all gotten orders of magnitude smarter and more perceptive

And their same song and

Speaker 8 (lower-pitched voice): dance stage play that would have worked in the 90s

Speaker 30: or the 80s or before

for

Speaker 30: don't work no more we look

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): stuff up for our sales and see it in real time and converse and get back and forth realize you're full of

crap well they're trying to evolve

Speaker 31 (lower-pitched voice): they're trying to evolve with the nature of unregulated ai and data centers and all to control all the people

and you can flood the entirety of

Speaker 5: the internet and all media with that high of level of sophistication of

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): manipulation

direct

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): and indirect programming and making it so nobody knows what to trust anymore at all, well, then you push society to another point

A point that's in their

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): best interest to

make the

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): future be whatever they want. F them. All

right, you guys, I

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): see stuff happening. I see some 100s in here. I think that means you guys are agreeing and digging

it. I dig

Speaker 6: this. Okay, so I want to know, of people that are watching here, I'm obviously in the United States and the Midwest

I'm generally

Speaker 6: more conservative, I'll say that, relatively conservative as you'd say in that regard, I'm not a hippy-dippy freak

sometimes I

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): like hippy-dippy freaks, you got some nice ideas and nice thoughts and, you know, heartfelt things, but you also become freaks, so do conservatives, we

Speaker 6: all become freaks, so I want to know, who out there is not like me? What

do you

Speaker 6: identify as in terms of your... societal or uh financial economic structure um say whatever if you feel like you're part of a political party you like that if you're some conservative or progressive i want to know tell me what you guys think you are but don't be ridiculous so if you're going to say something extreme then i

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): expect you're actually

that all right so i

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): hope i mentioned what i thought on the uniparty thing well all right i'm going to talk about nick fuente's

I don't

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): want to. I don't want to. It's

Speaker 4: like, I'm

going to call

Speaker 4: myself like a political hipster, okay? I'm too cool to talk about this. I don't want to talk about this, but

I'm

Speaker 19: going to, because it smells like BS to me. So

everybody out there has their

Speaker 19: place

Speaker 32: and I

think we're

Speaker 32: better off that that guy exists

uh

Speaker 32: because it stokes the fire in a

Speaker 5: certain way and if for no other reason it allows us to flush out some creatures living behind bushes and rocks

uh which

Speaker 5: maybe i should have phrased that differently but i mean that is literally everybody the crazed zionist uh propaganda psychos um to everything

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): else uh but i'm probably gonna go lit up for that right now but like you know when something happens somebody creates a catalyst in society now like everybody starts fighting and showing more true colors and that's what i mean by that

uh and i only pay attention to him so

Speaker 1: much i don't watch his live fiends i see things secondhand but i also try to watch them enough to judge like what's the context here what's really going

on but based

Speaker 4: upon what i know of this guy what he said about the charlie kirk thing

is

Speaker 4: actually

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): very out of character and i don't mean out of character like he should blame israel like uh he would seemingly like to do although i will say that i did that video with regard to grok that the two entities that get the most political monetary value from the charlie kirk assassination by a leftist is the republican party um as well as the nation of Israel massively. They're able to capitalize on that with regard to U.S. and sympathies and voters. And that is quantifiably monetizable. But Nick, just hardcore says, it's the FBI and it was a lone gunman kind of thing. I believe the FBI and it's a lone gunman thing. I'm like

you

Speaker 5: know, if I wanted to

Let

Speaker 5: me put it this way

If I

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): was working in a shop, I was doing some welding. I had a bunch of steel, and I couldn't cut it. I wanted to cut the steel or maybe melt it. I would need something like a plasma cutter that's real hot if I couldn't cut it

Now, I do

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): know that I got some liquids in the shop

Speaker 6: I got high-octane racing gasoline, which actually doesn't burn as well as low-octane. I don't know if you guys know that. I've got diesel gasoline. i've got oil i've even got some jet fuel now the thing is interesting about jet fuel i learned from during the turbine powered batmobile and also

i'd like

Speaker 5: to acknowledge the reason i'm talking about this accent is because the things i'm talking about are generally very controversial so by me making it somewhat comical in nature we can think about it in a nice way without me being directly tagged

Speaker 6: so i'm gonna go back to the ridiculous accent so the thing about jet fuel is y'all don't know when i did that turbine

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): powered batmobile it's basically the same thing as Kerosene or Dazels

To

Speaker 20: where

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): if I just change the specific gravity setting a little bit on the turbine engine, I

can run

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): diesel or kerosene just fine

So the thing is

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): basically, jet fuel is

Speaker 33: basically darn near

the

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): same thing. You can run diesel or kerosene in a jet engine. In fact, kerosene is basically jet fuel with some different additives and stuff

in it. The

Speaker 5: point is, if

I just

Speaker 5: splashed any of those fuels that are similar on steel... and lit it I wouldn't I don't even it

would be

Speaker 5: really hard to even get the steel to glow let alone make it

fall

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): apart or cut so the

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): thing about life

Speaker 34: is with funny events that have lots of political power to make big things happen that relate to money or war

so there's a

Speaker 29 (lower-pitched voice): lot of holes in it there's a lot of

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): holes uh and there's a lot of big entities that took a lot of advantage out of charlie kirk thing so to have uh nick fuentes just

say

Speaker 5: he totally believes the fbi and go along with that says to me one thing he doesn't want to talk about it um

he wants to

Speaker 5: do something that's

a lot

Speaker 5: more mainstream acceptable

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): um because you know what guys we're not going to get to the bottom of that we're not Thank

you

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): and he doesn't want to get caught up in that for some reason i don't know what that is but that's just it

you know i

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): don't even want to get caught up in it

the only

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): thing i want to say about the charlie kirk assassination is i think there's more holes

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): in it than 9-11 yeah there's a lot of holes in 9-11

that nobody

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): will answer and all they'll do is

Speaker 5: try to paint you as a conspiratist or a kook or radical uh which is the clearest sign of a psyop psychological operation

yeah

Speaker 5: and um i

i don't

Speaker 5: like that

i i don't

Speaker 5: like living

Speaker 14: in plato's allegory of the cave because that's what this

is it's just this disgusting

Speaker 14: stage play

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): can we just go back to a time in history where we just did stuff

it's like

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): hey you know hey nation

hypothetical

Speaker 35: nation x do you want to attack another one because you want their resources just

do

Speaker 20: it you pussies well i've

got to

Speaker 20: know the song and dance. I got to pretend. Just do it. just do it just do it

it's like people

Speaker 20: you know if you've

Speaker 6: got some manipulative psycho man or woman that always has to be let's say they're a victim oh they hit me so i'm gonna go burn their house

down why don't you

Speaker 6: just and you wanted to burn their house down we're just gonna try to burn

Speaker 20: your house down

you big puss so we

Speaker 20: can knock you around

i mean

Speaker 20: just just all out of front why can't we just be honest

i feel like

Speaker 20: the world is ready for the rest of

the

Speaker 6: world to be honest

let's be

Speaker 6: honest the tech grow billionaires want to control everybody and everything they're trying to buy out and infiltrate our government all around the world

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): they're globalists because they don't give a shit about countries they already have more power and money than any one country can hold them down to so if they play one country

Speaker 6: or another it's just a play and

why do we

Speaker 6: talk about globalists well hypothetically

this

Speaker 20: thing's good about it but the world's still a pretty big place and i don't know

if you

Speaker 20: know this

But

Speaker 18 (higher-pitched voice): different people from different parts of the world are different. They have different values, things they like, methods of communication. While they all may be people with a mind and a heart, two legs, if

you're

Speaker 36: lucky, maybe they're going to want to live over somewhere with people like themselves

And maybe we're going to want to live

Speaker 36: over here with people like ourselves

There's nothing

Speaker 37: wrong with that. But the globalists and the billionaire elite, sick ass

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): they just want to control everybody

and

Speaker 1: have all the

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): power

And if

Speaker 1: they think there's too many or too little people in the world, well, they want to change that too

So before we go into another PSYOP and we go

Speaker 1: into the massive amount of propaganda that's happening around the

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): world, both in the United States and internationally, that frankly relates to the hot button

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): point of the nation of Israel, which I think we can speak about in an objective way, one that's impartial and all that

oh shoot i

Speaker 38: just missed the other thing i was gonna say

Speaker 39: on psyops oh i did that big lead in and now i forgot what i was gonna say why don't we take that opportunity to talk to you

Speaker 32: guys come on guys what's going on does anybody have a big topic they want to talk to hit me super chat otherwise i'm gonna see if i can find some fun stuff in here

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): this person writes charles rocks russia china india and others are bowing up to israel and the u.s petrodollar dominance with the unit are bowing

Speaker 28 (lower-pitched voice): up

Thank you

Speaker 28 (lower-pitched voice): oh my there's a lot going on a lot of hearts people writing from london you should really look

up

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): and follow tim b you he's the tech nerd version of you that's interesting perhaps i will um nothing we can do or say can bring him back

Speaker 5: yeah it doesn't in fact appear that charlie got shot although i

have no evidence

Speaker 35: so i can say maybe

Okay. And that's

Speaker 35: about all we can do

This

Speaker 39: person writes, if you sit in a quiet room and ask yourself who programmed you to believe what you believe and why, you will find yourself

This is from

Speaker 39: Angie

Speaker 6: That's a pretty fair statement. I'll tell you this, guys. There was a long time ago. Long

time ago. I

Speaker 6: was a much younger man. I thought there was actually a decent

Speaker 35: likelihood I might move to Europe

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): for a while

which

Speaker 35: would be very different for me, very

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): foreign. Part of Europe

Speaker 5: that speaks the language I studied in high school, so that's at least cool, and I like it. And I decided to take some time and just kind of get more used to it, listening to

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): music from there and think about it more. But I also realized that I'd be moving to another continent by myself as a younger man and meeting new people and working and doing new things. And I thought that I should probably understand why I tick

I should

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): probably understand me better. Because

if you're going

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): to do anything big in life, you have to rely on

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): yourself. And

you don't know

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): yourself. And I mean, actually know yourself. It's

going to be

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): harder. So

you have

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): to look deep and be willing to, even on an interpersonal way, ask yourselves the hard questions about why

do you tick

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): and react and do what you do, whether it's good or bad. Because we all

want to

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): be able to think the most about ourselves interpersonally

I think

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): that's natural. But you

know

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): what? All

of us

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): have plenty of things about ourselves that we don't like or wouldn't want to admit or want to believe that we're better than. But

we got to

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): go past that stuff if we're ever going to grow. So I was kind of at the very

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): least, even though I didn't move to Europe and get to do things I wanted to do, that I had the growth opportunity

Speaker 13: in life to do that. Super

chat's

Speaker 40: not available

Speaker 13: What? That's

Speaker 40: weird

I

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): wonder why. Anybody know how I can fix that? Let's

Speaker 41: see. Timestamps reactions. That's

Speaker 42: very strange. Okay, well, we'll

go on to the PSYOP

Speaker 43 (lower-pitched voice): thing. We're

going to

Speaker 43 (lower-pitched voice): talk about Israel

So I

Speaker 6: guess the

first thing is, why don't people that are

Speaker 43 (lower-pitched voice): public... talk about israel kind

of a big thing going on

Speaker 44: out there in the world right now all eyes are there

well the first answer is because they

Speaker 5: don't have enough information um and that's fair they can say i don't have enough

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): information yet um

Speaker 5: somebody

says they sent

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): me a message on facebook a few weeks ago i need more information that my guy

I mean

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): it's nicely but you're not the only one look at the chat here there's a ton of people I can't remember everybody I mean that as nicely

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): as possible I'm one guy and you all are many and

you notice my car has

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): the

Speaker 31 (lower-pitched voice): engine bay still open so

I do

Speaker 31 (lower-pitched voice): have a lot of my mind even

Speaker 45: just silly things like

that so Israel's

Speaker 6: crazy

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): right all right so long story short if you

say that you

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): don't like what is going on with the government of Israel and their actions with the Palestinians and killing massive amounts of women and children. And you

look at

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): the numbers and things relating to the whole of what's going on, even without being

Speaker 5: conspiratorial, you just look at the numbers and go, hey, I don't like this. I think you're all being atrocious human beings

And I

Speaker 5: think you should stop doing that

And that'll get you

Speaker 46: attacked. They'll call you anti-subdick

And then they'll, of course

Speaker 29 (lower-pitched voice): want to know who you are. you know are you a white person are you a christian well if that's

Speaker 5: the case well then they're gonna they're gonna say you're a nazi uh they're gonna go into that the whole holocaust thing uh that's that's that's kind of a go-to um

if

Speaker 5: you're muslim oh well you you hate them too actually if you're anything you hate them and then if you're jewish you sort of get a pass until they want to try to attack you for that they're just attacking everybody for criticizing it that's not good but the proliferation of very obvious propaganda is weird to me for instance x let

me try this um and

Speaker 35: also i don't want to get into just shall we say garden variety um

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): actually disliking jews here there's no need there's no need for this discussion to get into that because we're literally just talking

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): about the actions of the government and i think if we do that that's how they sort

of create

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): enough division and open area

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): so that with propaganda from the israeli government we can't even talk objectively about the israeli government

Speaker 5: anyway i'm going to go to x here

And

Speaker 5: I'm just going to go to the top and see how long it takes me to find

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): something that's clearly propaganda out of Israel. Oh, J.D. Vance is, I don't want to know. Let's see. Okay. Wait a minute. Oh, Piers Morgan says he'll be interviewing Nick Fuentes later

Speaker 43 (lower-pitched voice): today, or at least he'll be out. It won't, as he has been saying, be a hostile ambush

Speaker 5: but it will be a proper examination of who he is, what he said, and what he actually believes. Fair. I

do

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): think Piers Morgan is

a

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): rage baiter he is a master baiter of rage on his show normally

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): um did you like my pun anyway and then ian carroll's jumping in there okay let's see

okay don't care although are

Speaker 43 (lower-pitched voice): you all tired of matt walsh are you tired i tired do you want him to leave Daily Wire? I do. I just want to see that happen

Speaker 43 (lower-pitched voice): okay so it looks like the nicky thing's going on oh tim pool so did you see apparently his house or office or something got shot at

Speaker 48: that's interesting uh tim pool probably makes a fair amount

of money i have a

Speaker 48: question for you

have you ever thought about if

Speaker 5: you become like a youtuber like me of a smaller but decent size level

um

Speaker 5: how long before people want to do stuff like that because even

when i

Speaker 5: was doing vin wiki way back when ed on there said casey for a long time in your youtube you're not youtuber you're not properly compensated for your lack of privacy which is which is true i have never been compensated properly for my lack of privacy or risk at all um So I guess if somebody like Tim Pool, I think we should be impressed if they can afford security. I guess they're making a lot of money. Or somebody

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): that is probably wanting them to speak a certain

way is

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): paying for them to do that. I'm not suggesting Tim Pool

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): is like that. Please don't think it. I'm just kind of pointing it out. My live stream is unlisted. Oh, God

Speaker 49: Why does this all have to be a disaster

I

Speaker 50: think I screwed this up from the get-go. Channel level settings. Here's

Speaker 51: monetization. Sorry

Speaker 52: guys. Oh

I have

Speaker 52: another question. Oh, God, what have I done? I have another question. How

the

Speaker 5: heck do I make the live feed go

when

Speaker 5: it replays on my channel i don't understand how to do that i see other people do i saw ian carroll do it the other day i don't know how to do that i clearly have no idea how to work this stupid

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): live thing because you guys can't super chat and it's not even listed and that's really annoying because i'm probably ruining my channel here you

got to make it public

Speaker 53: yeah i know that but like how do i do that while it's playing

Speaker 38: manage

manage

Speaker 38: It's not letting me do anything

Not letting me

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): do anything there. Live

Edit. Oh

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): this might be doing it

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): Redirect. Trailer

Thanks for

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): bearing with me, guys. Do I seem like your boomer dad that doesn't know how to do stuff

Speaker 54: Monetization's on. Why in the heck

Okay

Speaker 55: Oh, visibility unlisted. That is terrible. Okay

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): so I fixed that

Playlist

Speaker 56: audio. I have

not a

Speaker 57: paid endorsement. No. Tags. This

is really

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): boring. You guys say something funny. Do you guys like this? It's great. I'm almost a boomer

I'm

Speaker 12 (lower-pitched voice): wearing new balances right now. They

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): are. I am. They're yellow

And they're

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): dirty. But I don't have a Corvette behind me. I do

have a

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): lawn chair over there. I

have

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): sat in it a time or two. I

still

Speaker 58 (lower-pitched voice): don't get why we can't do super chats. Does anybody know how to do that so we can talk

Speaker 59: more readily? Very disappointing. I totally screwed this up

Maybe I'll

Speaker 59: fix it here. I

don't get

Speaker 59: this

all right well

Speaker 35: i totally screwed this up so let's just finish it um why does everybody talk about hitler

so much

Speaker 35: why that

would be nice if you can buy me coffee

Speaker 5: yeah actually i kind of appreciate that because life

is getting

Speaker 5: challenging and um the more challenging

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): life gets especially with genius grouches

and stuff the

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): more challenging it is to actually make a living uh i know everybody likes to write everybody off on youtube is naturally being rich i'm not uh and it's challenging and i wanted to have my watch company already launched by now and i don't um and

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): it's time consuming to build watches so it's a good

thing i

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): have a patient and cool life that understands me being all wacky

Speaker 20: let's go back to hitler what's up with that why is everybody talking about hitler

all the

Speaker 20: time why let's let's list off

Speaker 5: the reasons one

i'm um if you paint

Speaker 5: people as being anti-semitic and you go back to germany that relates to propaganda and health and value to um deflecting the conversation on the atrocities that israel's doing that's like the biggest one right okay um so other people are talking about why we're talking about hitler too much is they are indicating oh sorry the wolf is in the house Oh, you're the wolf. that he is a most lied about man in history well it is fair to say based upon information that we have that everything relating to germany what is known as the holocaust

uh and

Speaker 5: even speaking about it objectively to learn from it is psyops we're not allowed to do any of those things you're not allowed to talk about it i mean actually just talk about it objectively you're not allowed to study it you're not allowed to suggest anything is slightly different nothing lock stock and barrel can only be the most evil person of all time and bad guy of all time when let's

say you take the

Speaker 5: highest estimated numbers of people killed and then just look at communism and russia and other

things you go

Speaker 5: Well, if he's the most evil worst thing in history that goes without question, why is it the numbers of other people's atrociousness far exceeds that? So

I mean, that alone is

Speaker 2 (lower-pitched voice): enough

Speaker 5: to make people talk, but it's being talked about so much. And the reason I bring that up, we don't necessarily have to answer the question why. But

what we have to know

Speaker 5: about it being brought

Speaker 58 (lower-pitched voice): up so much is just by virtue of bringing it up that much, People start talking about it, looking at things, learning and

Speaker 5: questioning

So that

Speaker 5: creates another effect, which appears to not

be in

Speaker 5: the interest of the people who like to talk about the, shall we say, bad things of World War II

They're

Speaker 60: bringing it

up so

Speaker 60: much that I think it's having the opposite effect that they want, which then leads me to

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): wonder

how much

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): of the propaganda relating to that or anything with the actions of the government of israel are coming out of the middle east or even coming out of china

or even

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): russia anywhere how much is that coming literally just to disable the united states and relations between the united states and israel and to get us all fighting

you

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): know so much about right now with the information age and things we're seeing people like to relate to the goings-on of europe pre-world war ii or between

Speaker 61: the two wars um

and

Speaker 5: i'll grant you that there are many similarities uh they i think i've been hearing this said lately a lot history doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes

i think i

Speaker 5: know what that means now. Yeah, there's similarities. But the funny thing is, I think where there's more similarities relating to what's coming with the advent of AI and data centers and such actually relates to the 1800s or the 19th century in early industrialized Europe and how people with craftsmanship and skilled artisan jobs are losing those jobs and all of the political, social and economic strife and struggles that were happening back then like that's that's what i see but we don't

especially the

Speaker 5: united states we never really think of that time or that history at all

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): and i would just say that if you want to see parallels to right

now okay

Speaker 15 (lower-pitched voice): forget about world war ii for a minute go look at the 1800s

Speaker 62: go look at early industrialized revolution

of europe

Speaker 8 (lower-pitched voice): that's that's more like where we're at right now i think that's where we may find some more wisdom and calm

down

Speaker 8 (lower-pitched voice): relating to the things about europe that are making us all feisty which

just the

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): fact that i said that about calming down and relating all those things of europe in the 20th century that

Speaker 28 (lower-pitched voice): makes us all feisty makes me more think that what's going on now is

Speaker 32: propaganda psyop coming from all outside the country for various places and keep in mind

Speaker 5: that

Bye. you can

Speaker 5: gain from your own victimhood or tragedy. I mean, the hell, the left made it a career out of

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): being woke and being a victim. You

think a

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): nation can't do the same thing? It's

a humanity

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): type of thing with the advent of our age right

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): now. So I don't know. I would implore everybody to kind of look at early industrialized revolution times and the parallels of social, economical and political goings on

Speaker 5: Um

I

Speaker 5: keep hearing everybody talk about Europa, the last battle. I guess that's 12 hours, this person's saying. I've never seen that. Perhaps someday I'll watch it. Where does one even see that if they wanted

to, you guys? And

Speaker 5: I'm guessing, is it objective? Is it super slanted on one side or the other? Tell

me more

Speaker 5: about this Europa, the last battle. I haven't

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): seen it

Hello, paranoid

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): optimists

That's

Speaker 23 (lower-pitched voice): nice of you to say thank you

Speaker 28 (lower-pitched voice): Anyway, that's about it, guys. I drank a lot of water, so I'm going to have to go soon

You know, the

Speaker 32: live videos, I think I'm going to do these for a while while I'm working on some stuff. I'm going to fix in to make my life more

Speaker 35: complicated

Because I'm the kind of

Speaker 35: person that does

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): things

I can't just be a

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): talking head. I can't just... maintain a position of indignant anger intelligently

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): like i'll go crazy that's like method acting um i just can't do that

it messes with

Speaker 5: your personal life you know i just can't do that like all these these

these podcasters and

Speaker 20: influencers and stuff like what are they doing for society what are they doing like i know they have a value they do have a value but there's too many i look at i'm like what are you doing you

know like

Speaker 5: obama lied back in 2008 and uh about the auto industry and stuff that's what led me to building the omega car so i built a car and did something the educational system sucks and all the cards are stacked against us that's why i built gina's garage and it works which both of those things led me to learn even more how our society actually is and

Speaker 28 (lower-pitched voice): now with the nature of being out here and talking about it seeing everything going on socially economically politically i i gotta i gotta do something

I

Speaker 5: can't just keep talking about

it. um other

Speaker 5: than that i'm doing a watch company still doing youtube um and still doing the car thing and at some point i will be bringing cars back

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): more as the centerpiece uh focus of the videos i'll prove it would anybody like to know about my eight thousand dollar porsche

944 glad you

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): didn't ask it's got 75 000 miles was pretty nice was owned by an older woman from about the 2000 about 2000 last 25 years

and uh

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): it's like 75 000

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): miles which is reasonably low but it was looked after well when i drove it i'm like wow this really feels fresh and nice um had some aftermarket wheels on it uh but it was

the

Speaker 28 (lower-pitched voice): tires were old um i didn't know about the timing belt service and everything

Speaker 5: like that had a little bit of leaking going up but the air conditioning worked and the interior was generally pretty nice so i just thought you know this is going to be my forever um you know lower price

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): sports car and i'm gonna drive it so i opened a whole can of worms by doing darn near everything to it i'm resealing like every seal in and around the engine possible which is it's a lot of work everything but the rear main seal

Speaker 7 (lower-pitched voice): basically uh i'm not changing the head gasket for no reason but like all the seals of the balance shafts and everything uh and i'm even going to take apart

Speaker 31 (lower-pitched voice): the heat exchanger the oil water cooler which is pain i gotta take the exhaust off to do that all uh but

all

Speaker 5: new shocks all new brakes new tires powder coat restoration of the wheels i had the seats taken out and had the center restored instead of

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): leather perforated in the center where it's split it's got black and white houndstooth so just making it nice and i'm enjoying that um kind of keeps me sane i hope you guys can stay sane work with your hands fix something up just clean up your house you'll feel better about your life organize your toolbox um get off the phone

um

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): I'm kind of addicted to Facebook marketplace and it's easy to look when you're bored and stuck at home in the winter of new projects and ideas and dreams, but try to temper that with focusing on your projects and getting them

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): done and forcing yourself

to take

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): great pride in finishing projects and doing it. For instance, with this, even though it's a big project and I got a lot of things to do

I try to force

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): myself to at least accomplish one thing every day. So that may just be like

doing

Speaker 3 (lower-pitched voice): all the brake rotors and pads one day. Or it may be so small as installing the shock cartridges in the front McPherson's and putting them back on. But just one thing a day with whatever it is that you're working on, and you can at least put your head on that pillow and sleep

Speaker 5: well that you tangibly did something worthwhile. And that's really all I got. So I think

Speaker 11 (lower-pitched voice): I'm going to get out of here, guys. Thanks for letting me know that I screwed up this live feed. I would have loved to super chat with you so I saw all the things you really

Speaker 5: wanted to say. Uh, but it means a lot to see it in here. Uh, and hopefully I figure out how to make the live feed replay and do all that cool stuff. And

I can

Speaker 5: be as cool as some of these other people that do a good job with live feeds like Ian Carroll. Oh, somebody did do it. That's

Speaker 6: wild. It did work. Um, darn. I thought you were going to say you're going to lead our revolution. Well, Wolf's watch. Um

if I

Speaker 6: were going to lead a revolution or do anything big, do you think that I would just tell you this now

Speaker 28 (lower-pitched voice): Instead of planning

Speaker 63: a time to let the world know when I want to talk about something

Speaker 64: Okay. See

you guys next

Speaker 64: time