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Critical takeaways from that video. That video is magic because every single second of it is true. This is a big demoralization exercise. I've told you that. That's what black pilling and dooming is. The President sucks, but he's just stupid. Everybody's screwing it up for him. The purpose is a demoralization exercise. Despite the facts that this has been probably the best year of any Republican presidency we've had in maybe 50 years. It doesn't matter. The facts don't matter. This is not an exercise. In fact, it's an exercise in freaking demoralization. Using Soviet propaganda tactics that have been sadly tried and true. Besmanoff is correct. The Morton Downey Jr. Moment does not happen until the communist boot kicks you in the balls and locks the gate behind you. It doesn't happen. These people will not wake up. I don't want you to think this is going to be an easy fight, but it's a necessary one because they will wake up. But it's going to take that boot Besmanov talked about and you don't know what that boot is. Is it some video of one of their heroes caught on camera saying, you know, some thing that's absolutely crazy? I don't know, maybe it shows like this cuz I have actual data. You know, all of our opponents out there keep talking about data points, data points. You got all these data points and all this other stuff and they never produce actually data. They have a point, they have a point they make, but the point's not backed up by data. So we have some actual data receipts, whatever you'd like to call them to show you that when you get a charismatic messenger with an ideological cause who then has a delivery system, whether it's social media or whatever, ladies and gentlemen, you can get large swaths of people to act in like cult like activities and believe things that are obvious bullshit. So much so they will ruin their own lives over it. I want to show you what I mean. The charismatic messengers out there now who are very charismatic, I give them credit for that, and I don't mean that in a nice way, but it's true, want you to believe that you should support them going forward. So they need the coalition of MAGA people, but they don't need Trump. So as I've been telling you, they invented this narrative. You're going to see. Okay, so this is the bullshit narrative they need to get out there. That's the ideology. It needs clever, charismatic messengers and a delivery system. The idea that Donald Trump is a nice guy, he's just too stupid to be president. And it's in a layer of people who you trusted can't be trusted anymore. So trust us. That's the narrative. Just keep it as gatekeeper theory. Donald Trump, there are gatekeepers keeping information from him. Come support us. We have the hidden knowledge, right? We have the knowledge they're not telling them now that defies obvious facts. People who working for President Trump and have worked for him like I did have been ardent MAGA people our entire lives. We've been supporters of President Trump. Pete Hag said, Harmeet Dhillon, you know me, Cash Ratcliffe. It's just crazy. But why do people believe crazy? Oh, oh, oh. Dan's got some receipts. Yes, he always does. Of course. I want to show you this New York Times piece about Stanley McChrystal. Stanley McChrystal, decorated military man, did that was that Rolling Stone piece. Didn't quite work out from there. But McChrystal, man, McChrystal had some serious influence over the military for a very long time. Stanley McChrystal is not a big fan of President Trump. And look at this. Stanley McChrystal in a recent New York Times piece by David French, who's another anti Trump guy. What does McChrystal do? He starts attacking Pete Hegseth, as I told you. Keep that up guys for a second. As I told you. Here's the gatekeeper theory again. Attack all the people around and this McChrystal thing's going to be relevant in a second. So stay tuned. I promise I'm not just pulling this out of thin air. Here's McChrystal. Deep body of experience in a military intelligence. I'm disappointed by the current atmosphere communicated from the top. In other words, taking a shot at Pete. I had the honor and opportunity to serve with some of the most elite forces. People did extraordinary things, but they didn't beat their chest about it. They weren't braggadocious. That's just not the way they behave. Well, maybe they should have behaved that way. We wouldn't have had like your DEI efforts and all other stuff. He goes on, the danger of the verbiage now is as much of the force of an 18 year old and it's influenceable. They see and they go, wow, that's the way we ought to think and that's the way we ought to be. We are superior. I thought that, Justin. I thought that was the whole idea of a military to scare others into believing you're superior. I don't know, Stanley. John. He goes on, of course, this is an attack on Pete. Then he talks about how all this, you know, all people should look like me would be a disaster. He gets into like DEI stuff. So this is Stanley McChrystal, high level military official for years, deep body of experience and military intelligence. He's attacking again, the people around Donald Trump. The whole idea of Pete, look at it, bragging his braggadocious, pounding his chest. Meanwhile, recruiting's at an all time high. We've had relatively successful military operations now, just under a year in both Venezuela and Iran by any metric. And McChrystal's complaining and he's talking about DEI stuff. Now why does McChrystal matter? There's this PAC out there, political action committee for those on the left. In other words, they do like political action. That's why they're called a pac. And they focus on defeating disinformation, which by the way is typically, but not all the time used by the left to indicate conservative ideas. That's just their thing. So when you look at the board and who's involved with this defeat this info PAC that had a operation going against Donald Trump for a while, you notice that it says retired U.S. army General Stanley McChrystal, former head of American military ops in Afghanistan, is an advisor for defeat the disinfopact. And notice what it does, by the way, keep this up a second. It detects communications from President Trump trending on social media and finds the most effective opposing viewpoint. Wow. So weird. Hey guys, we're just asking questions, right? Can we do that, fellas? That's the thing now, right? Asking questions. We're just asking. I thought there was a thing. So McChrystal is doing the gatekeeper theory. He's like, basically goes after Pete and the military and DEI stuff just now just pops up and is doing his thing right now. Apparently is interested in anti Trump defeat. Disinfo BS an advisor. Well, you're seeing a lot of counter programming about President Trump coming not just from McChrystal, former military intelligence guy and leader in our military, but you're seeing it also from General Mike Flynn's group as well. Yeah, unfortunately. Well, again, we're just asking questions because that's what everybody's doing right now. Right. Everybody's just asking questions. Here's some commentary by noted anti Trump lunatic Max Boot, Commentary magazine. And Max says, you know, one of the reasons I admire General McChrystal is that he's the right commander to turn around the war effort in Afghanistan. He's not afraid to be unconventional and effective. Even in doing so, he leaves a few colleagues with noses bent out of joint. And he surrounded himself with similar hard chargers, including Major General Mike Flynn, his chief intelligence officer. We're just asking. Everybody's just asking questions now, right? They're just asking questions. Justin, I heard you can do that, that it's the right thing to do. But Dan, what are you saying? I'm not saying anything. I'm just telling you what Max boot says, that McChrystal, who apparently is not a huge fan of Donald Trump, military intelligence guy who has some expertise in, quote, defeating disinformation. I guess that's his. That's his guy. It was his guy. That's just a data point. But that's actual point with data that. But what are you saying? I'm not. I'm just asking questions. That's. Everybody said we should just be asking questions. Correct. I'm just. Your rules. Ok. Oh, it gets better. Here's a Christian Science Monitor piece here. Flynn and McChrystal. McChrystal describes him as. Wasn't a piece spring loaded or something? General McChrystal described. Oh, once described by General Stanley McChrystal talking about Flint as spring loaded. Radiates latent energy as he paces the stage in his brown boots. I'm just telling you what they said, man. It's, it's just, everybody's just asking questions. You notice everybody likes asking questions until you start asking questions about them and then they shit their pants like they need diapies like Ogre and little guy and Igor start asking questions, everybody starts running. I'm going to take a quick break, but on the other side of this, I'm going to tie this all together for you because Alexis Wilkins put out a tweet last night. I saw it when you saw it. Alexis Wilkins is in a relationship, of course, with FBI Director Kash Patel. As many of you know, just want to put it all out there. But she put out an interesting tweet last night with actual data points and accounts showing simultaneously synchronized little tweet wars going on about misinformation campaigns and how everybody seemed to do it at the same time. Again, I'm not telling you any of this is illegal. That's not what I'm telling you. I'm telling you what Besmanov told you at you. There's an op being conducted on you to demoralize you about the MAGA movement, because people want to take this movement from you, and once you see it, you'll never unsee it. They're all gatekeepers around Trump and your saviors. These demoralization agents have hidden knowledge that they'll tell you for $10 if you subscribe to their podcast, but then they won't actually tell you either. They'll tell you they're going to tell you at another time and then forget about it. Don't fall for it. Hey, when spring hits, I always feel that push to refresh, clean things up and reset. 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How you can get a bunch of people to believe crazy things like Butler, Pennsylvania was just a hoax. Here's the delivery system component. How this works on Twitter. Again, I want to be clear because I know I'm laughing at these people for, oh, we're asking questions and never giving you answers. I'm going to give you an answer. I'm not suggesting any of this is illegal. It may be if there's some kind of illicit foreign connection and violence. I don't know. I'm just telling you, like, I'm not making an allegation any of this is illegal. What I'm telling you is it's an operation, an information operation to get you to believe bullshit that is infected a good portion of this movement. It's small but not irrelevant. Alexis Wilkins put this up last night. I can't read the whole thing, but I encourage you to read the entire thread. It's obviously 13 posts, but in the second one, you'll notice she produces actual data. See, unlike others who keep claiming to have hidden knowledge and data points, they never freaking produce. They never actually produce the data. They just tell you they have it. Here's Alexis saying, hey, I was falsely labeled a Mossad spy in a coordinated campaign designed to basically isolate an official the US Government. She's talking obviously about Cash. This is his girlfriend. She was falsely labeled a Mossad spy. Insanity. I don't know what's going on with that. Is there a lawsuit about it? I don't know. I don't ask questions about it. That's her business. She notes once this tweet went out that the operation six chapters in 22 months. The data shows 3.1 million retweet engagements. 80% of the activity was pure amplification. 659 accounts retweeted the same post. Some retweeted one second apart. 15 pairs retweeted within 10 seconds of each other. Folks, that's just data. Like, that's kind of strange because she know it's correctly. So when content spreads organically, the timing is random. People check their feeds at different moments. Again, no one's alleging that this is illegal. We're just telling you what you think is some organic movement that's broken out on Twitter. Butler was a hoax. It's not organic at all. It's a demoralization exercise. The to make you believe you can believe nothing because everybody's lying to you and gatekeeping information from President Trump. Therefore, this isn't worth voting for. And the hidden saviors are gonna come catch you when they expose the hidden knowledge. Like the MacGuffin. Like the pulp Fiction suitcase someday later, they opened a suitcase. No one knows what's in it, but it's hidden knowledge and it's in the movie. She goes on in her tweet thread, the network has a trail. Oh, look whose name is there again. This network of coordinated social media demoralization and lies. She notes the network has a trail. Catholics for Catholics. That was the event. Ironically, didn't Joe Kent just speak at List General Mike Flynn as current senior adviser on their own website. Flynn is the anchor of a digital infrastructure that's been repeatedly activated at every major Republican fracture point. Over 22 months of documented data. The same accounts appear at every chapter. The network does not rebuild between deployments. It just stays ready. Now, she has a tweet up there put up. There's one more. She has a tweet up there, by the way, in that thread where they actually scroll through all these accounts you can see so you don't get confused by what you're seeing online now you know McChrystal Flynn. These guys are good at this, she notes. Chapter one. May 2024. Ten days before the Butler assassination attempt. Ivan Raklin Igor, former Green Beret, former DIA and board member of Flynn's nonprofit America's Future. Igor knows that guy Post directly to elon Musk and J.D. vance. General Flynn would make Trump assassination proof. 166 retweets. 14 tightly clustered time windows amplified within one second. Now you know how it works. See, that's a data point. That's how data points actually work. You notice when you start asking questions. Now all of a sudden they start to unloading their diapies. So weird. So weird. They're all complaining. All of them are whining now that they got wrecked and now everybody knows what they're doing. Again, I'm not telling you he did anything illegal. I'm just telling you you can believe people who went in there with pure intentions, many of them at great cost to themselves, knew they were going to become targets later. Or you can believe a group of bullshit artists, gaslighters who make stuff up, feed it into a delivery system that is totally fake and astroturfed and then we're living the Tower of Babel, folks. It gets worse, of course. When you want to see some more again, you guys want to fuck around? Let's go. Here's video of Alex Jones. Another one. Yo, Alex, by the way, this guy, you want to talk about a clown? This freaking goofball. I generally avoid this guy and don't mention him much because when I was first running for office back in, I don't know, was it about 2012 or so, that election right there, I popped on this guy's show and during the breaks, I mean, he basically let you know it was all a shtick. So again, you can believe this guy or not, but you know this guy who obviously will platform any lunatic who can counter message Donald Trump at this point. Here he is, he has his guest on his show. I'm not gonna tell you who the guest is for. I'm gonna let you listen to this exchange first about how Donald Trump is really stupid and about the military. Alex knows better, obviously. Alex, you know, he's obviously a military strategist himself. But listen to him. This is how the disinformation works from ins, quote, inside the tent. Check this out. Trump is under a total psyop.