B (121:10)
I mean, they're like some of the worst people I've met. I mean, not Knowles. I, I liked Knowles when I met him, and it was pleasant enough, but like, Jeremy Boring and Ben Shapiro are two of the worst people I've ever met. And, you know, they blacklisted me immediately from the Kanye story, but I've been to their studios because I've just, you know, trespassed behind Tim when he was invited. And they're just horrible people and gatekeepers and they don't, like, they have very thin skin and they're Hollywood rejects, but they want to control the narrative. And they definitely didn't like that. You know, I had a different take on Kanye when Shapiro was saying Kanye should be like, institutionalized. So when it comes to this stuff, like, why is this all happening now? One of the things I've been thinking about is like, and we talked about it a little bit earlier, the dissident Christian is like the last real obstacle in the people who want to take over and make a dominant narrative with the, with their simulation over reality. And so we see like, you know, Teal and Bongino, Vance and Vivek heavily fund Rumble, which became like the dissident version for YouTube. And I like Rumble, you know, I use it, but I'm always like, why? You know, and my, my thing was like, I think they, they know they have to find a way to ingratiate themselves into the dissident and Christian community. That really said no to the major things like lockdowns, like, a lot of things that they. They build in Silicon Valley. And if they can get them on their side, which is why someone like the cloud guy or. Or Teal, saying they're both Christian, which I think is fake, although I don't know their hearts, but I'm pretty sure they're fake. It's their way of ingratiating themselves into this community. So then we can be like, oh, yeah, give them carte blanche. They can just do whatever because they're on our side. Which you got to be really careful with that, because I think they have bad theology and they have bad intentions and they're anti Christian. So I've been seeing that happen so much, you know, after Covid happened, after lockdowns happened, when everyone kind of banded together and said, we got to defeat this narrative. Now it's like, now they're trying to do something new. And you saw a lot of this start to fall apart when, like, October 7th happened. And now all of a sudden, the people who are anti establishment were super pro establishment. And like, even, like, a good example of that would be someone like Will Chamberlain, who we've interacted with on. Oh, yeah, Pre Bohemian Grove, who, you know, he. He pretends to be like. He's like. I don't say he pretends to be dissident, but he's like, yeah, I'm. I'm against this and that. I'm. I'm right wing, but at the end of the day, you're just an establishment shill and you're a gatekeeper. And, you know, we're not allowed to say certain things, but it's okay for him to joke about killing someone. Like, literally the day after we were joking about him being gay, whatever it is, he was mad at us for saying, you know. And then I invited him to Bohemian Grove. He didn't take me up on that offer. So I think a lot of people, our gatekeepers, so, like, the right. And the independent media space is just as infected with gatekeepers and liars as the corporate media space that I used to write for. I thought I'd always be a part of that. I was like, I'm gonna write for the Atlantic and da, da, da, da. And clearly, you know, didn't last very long because it's. They're terrible people. Not all of them, but I'd say 99. And then I get into independent media space and there's freedom, and I get to do a lot of great stories. But I start to notice, like, you know, I remember being told by one publication in, like, 2024, we'd love to have you write for us, but, like, you just can't criticize Trump. And at that point I was like, I'm probably going to vote for him, but I really don't like Vance, and I have a lot of things to say about AI. And you're like, yeah, we just. We can't allow that. I'm like, man, so you're just as bad. You're just as propagandists, as much of propaganda as the left. So it's a human nature issue. And now they're forming this narrative of, like, the things we've been talking about, where they're like, mainstreaming conspiracy, which has been happening for the past two years. I think where, you know, Butler happening was a massive, like, we're gonna, like, take away the taboo from everything you thought about jfk. We're gonna make you watch it now. And then we're gonna burn the guy's body. You know, we won't even MK Ultra, we won't even assassinate him then. And then MK Ultra, the next guy who kills him, but we're just going to make you question everything. And then Charlie Kirk. And it's like they've been slowly making everyone a conspiracy theorist. And I think that is on purpose, which is why I think we should be skeptical of why they're mainstreaming all these things we've been talking about. Is it real? You know, Nick Hiten, he's someone I follow on Twitter. I don't know anything about him, but he says things that I think are interesting. And just the other day he tweeted that, like, his favorite theory is that AI is now in charge of the Epstein files release and that it's actually putting out all these things and basically blackmailing the elite because it's going to take over the government. I'm like, you know what? Honestly, at this point, anything's possible that the thing that the tech elite created, who want to be in charge, are now actually becoming the thing, the slave to the thing that they created, which is what Jacques L. Ewell wrote all about in the Technological Society, which is a great book. It inspired one of my favorite writers. You might know him as the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski. His manifesto was heavily influenced by Jacques Eliol, who was a Christian anarchist from France. I know he's French, but give him a break.
