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02:18 co-host internet brother dex what is
02:21 going on today and how are you doing
02:23 well hello adam and hello frugal fam i’m
02:24 doing just fine
02:26 so uh obviously there is a curfew going
02:30 on in new orleans uh this is pretty
02:32 crazy because this is very reminiscent
02:34 of a previous
02:36 hurricane that went through
02:38 it is not exactly martial law but it is
02:40 pretty insane
02:43 it says that new orleans
02:46 imposes a curfew to prevent crime in the
02:48 wake of ida
02:50 of course this curfew is going into
02:53 place uh of course it did uh yesterday i
02:55 believe it says new orleans on tuesday
02:58 imposed a city-wide curfew to prevent
03:00 crime in the wake of hurricane ida mayor
03:03 latoya cantrell signed the executive
03:05 order mandating a curfew from all
03:07 residents from 8 p.m to 6 p.m
03:11 again it says emergency and relief uh
03:13 workers in new orleans and the parish of
03:16 orleans are exempt from the curfew now
03:18 i’m guessing this uh document here was
03:21 mistaken and it means to 8 pm to 6 a.m
03:25 because that would be kind of weird if
03:26 it went back in time but you know with
03:28 cern you never know i mean it very well
03:31 could be going back in time emergency
03:33 and relief workers in new orleans and
03:35 the parish of of course uh the parish of
03:38 orleans are exempt from the curfew
03:41 huh so again the emergency workers and
03:44 kind of the essential essential people
03:46 they can actually go if they are there
03:49 to do any kind of work or if their
03:51 contractor is cleaning up stuff then
03:52 they can move around freely after 8 pm
03:55 kind of strange they picked 8 p.m don’t
03:58 you think
03:58 decks instead of like 10 we’ve i don’t
04:01 think we’ve seen an 8 p.m
04:03 i think it’s eight because of the fact
04:04 that they don’t have power and as the
04:06 sun goes down there’s no lighting at all
04:08 they want to make sure that uh
04:09 everybody’s off plus they’re
04:11 central time so the
04:13 the sun setting is a little different
04:15 based on at least where i am on the east
04:16 coast so okay well that makes a little
04:18 bit more sense so basically once the sun
04:21 goes down it is actual pitch
04:23 pitch black you know what would be
04:25 really crazy is if uh you know you were
04:28 in say some place like nor orleans there
04:30 is no electricity no lights anywhere
04:33 and you would actually be able to see
04:35 the stars
04:36 i know that that is you know everything
04:38 is going wrong there it is really
04:40 negative but i’m sure there are some
04:42 people there that are just getting an
04:43 absolutely crazy
04:45 view of the sky
04:47 when there is no city light and i mean
04:48 no city light
04:50 that is where you really see it i’m sure
04:52 there are people that are seeing the
04:53 stars possibly for the first time uh you
04:55 know other than the big dipper and the
04:57 the brightest north star uh i think that
05:00 would be a trip i have always
05:02 you know
05:03 i i it’s kind of like a car crash that
05:05 you don’t want to look but you also
05:07 don’t want to look away
05:08 um you know i’ve always wanted to visit
05:11 someplace that has had something like
05:13 this happen um i would love to help and
05:15 volunteer if i could uh i just wish i
05:18 you know if if this was me in my 20s i
05:21 would have already been there um i i did
05:24 think about it this time around after
05:26 seeing the pictures of everybody boating
05:28 and trucking down there uh it just feels
05:30 like crap not doing anything if any of
05:33 you want to volunteer though
05:35 after the show we’re going to add a
05:36 website if you do want to volunteer and
05:38 help new orleans and you do have the
05:40 time and you can go
05:42 then please do there are a lot of people
05:43 that are hurting and in pain right there
05:45 and of course a lot of families that are
05:47 displaced
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06:14 catch it in the morning thanks marf dex
06:15 mods and the fugal fan much love and
06:17 stay safe
06:18 equals dream as if you will live forever
06:21 live as if you will die today
06:24 well there are some of us that probably
06:26 will which is a very sad thought but
06:28 it’s the truth winston dupree thank you
06:30 so much you will eat bugs
06:32 and own nothing and you will like it
06:34 that was the last comment of the show
06:36 yesterday uh or i’m sorry two days ago
06:38 talking about uh what the world economic
06:41 forum actually has to say they say we
06:42 will own nothing and we’ll be happy
06:45 kind of a strange statement there ida’s
06:48 impact nyc subways lure getting back on
06:51 track major outages remain on the metro
06:54 north new jersey transit so if you have
06:56 not seen some of the images that have
06:58 come out of new york it is absolutely
07:00 insane water falls basically coming down
07:03 into the subways uh you have of course
07:06 buses driving through the street half
07:08 full of water uh we’ve got some we’ve
07:11 got some stuff here in just a second
07:14 actually i believe yeah we do have some
07:15 videos here in a minute but man it is
07:17 absolutely nuts
07:19 we’re talking about uh flash flooding
07:21 that happened so fast most people were
07:24 caught
07:24 you know out in the middle of the street
07:26 that’s how fast this was
07:29 it says massive flooding brought on by
07:31 ida’s intense deluge swamped the mass
07:33 transit systems in new york and new
07:36 jersey the mta is slowly getting the new
07:38 york city subway system rolling again
07:41 thursday morning after numerous outages
07:43 while almost all new jersey transit rail
07:45 service remains suspended
07:47 so i believe this might be the first
07:49 time that that that has happened because
07:53 of this because i know that the
07:56 i don’t know if the new jersey transit
07:58 uh has had stops like this i know new
08:01 york recently had one and it was like a
08:03 record because it had never happened
08:04 before and that was because of cv so i
08:07 don’t know
08:08 what is actually going on here uh if you
08:10 are there and you have more info or if
08:12 you have uh personal experience and
08:14 personal video from these events please
08:17 uh make sure to send it to us adam
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08:27 video there of any kind of event
08:30 it says the only new jersey transit rail
08:32 service that was rolling thursday
08:33 morning was the atlantic city rail line
08:36 there was good news however for long
08:38 island railroad riders service had been
08:40 restored on all lines with delays with
08:43 the exception of the port washington
08:45 branch
08:46 customers can expect scattered
08:48 system-wide delays averaging 15 minutes
08:50 and cancellations as we continue our
08:53 recovery efforts following unprecedented
08:55 rainfall in our region
08:58 uh again crazy crazy rain if you haven’t
09:00 seen the videos just stay tuned it’s
09:03 nuts
09:05 it doesn’t seem a little a little odd
09:07 that you have um
09:08 more deaths in new york from a hurricane
09:11 that struck louisiana
09:14 and and does it it also seems strange
09:16 that there’s all that rain like where
09:17 did the rain come from i mean i know it
09:19 came from the hurricane i’m not crazy
09:20 but
09:21 you know it just seems like
09:23 it
09:24 you know we’ve seen hurricanes go across
09:25 land before and it’s not always this bad
09:28 it’s you know it usually starts to
09:29 dissipate and it doesn’t pick up all
09:31 that moisture from the dirt right
09:34 so again so what dex is saying isn’t it
09:37 strange that the actual hurricane hit
09:39 louisiana new orleans
09:41 and i believe only two or three perished
09:43 maybe maybe more right is it up to four
09:46 now
09:47 basically as of yesterday or as of two
09:49 days ago uh three had perished one from
09:52 a tree falling uh one was a really
09:55 strange one do you remember what the
09:56 strange one was dex
09:59 it was like
10:00 no i do not but i do know that like as
10:03 of now it’s a seven in the new york uh
10:05 flooding
10:07 so i mean that’s it actually updated to
10:09 eight it says
10:11 stunning images emerge of catastrophic
10:13 and deadly flooding in new york city and
10:15 it says that eight individuals have
10:17 perished including one two-year-old as
10:20 the metropolitan area of new york city
10:22 was ravaged by record rainfall tornadoes
10:24 and flash flooding that flooded roads
10:26 and subways that paralyzed the densely
10:28 populated urban area
10:31 now uh do you agree do you think that it
10:33 is strange that
10:35 more people perished in this flash flood
10:38 you know basically the tail end of the
10:40 hurricane and kind of the the weather
10:42 and the the rain
10:43 uh from this
10:45 compared to what the actual category 4
10:47 uh hurricane hitting uh the coast
10:51 how you know how did this happen is it
10:53 because of the infrastructure of new
10:55 york is it because of the area because
10:57 of how unprepared they are i don’t
10:59 understand how how many uh how so many
11:02 people
11:03 perished in
11:04 uh this and how deep was the water in
11:06 some places i i would get it if if say
11:08 there was like seven of these were in
11:11 the subway and the subway flooded to
11:13 ground level or something and they
11:15 drowned
11:16 but again i guess i’ll have to i’m going
11:18 to look deeper into how all of these
11:20 people perished that’s pretty nuts do
11:22 you do you guys agree i’m going to head
11:24 over to the chat right now looks like we
11:26 have fred daio uh infrastructure what’s
11:29 going on says
11:31 uh whoa fred dayo says it won’t let uh
11:34 they won’t let you donate plasma if
11:36 you’ve had the j
11:38 a
11:38 b in las vegas anyways
11:41 weird um i could see that and
11:44 i would see how that would be possibly
11:46 an insurance thing
11:47 uh barefoot lasts good to see as well as
11:50 hit the sack love your your way kenny
11:52 crowder thanks for being around here i i
11:54 believe you are one of my first uh
11:57 fugelfam subscribers so thank you uh
11:59 latonya heaton uh we’ve got jen boyles
12:02 an anomalous donor uh let’s see here
12:04 anonymous i like the spelling on that
12:07 hoppinson jacktronix priscilla r over on
12:10 d live az artist we’ve got royal riviera
12:12 the naughty gypsy maui racing realtor
12:15 spree and yeah buddy
12:17 special shout out to ya buddy ya buddy
12:20 was the first one who noticed uh of
12:22 course that bill that is has been
12:25 introduced about everything that is
12:27 going on with these balloons and the
12:29 kind of
12:30 uh their
12:31 introduced emergency bill to basically
12:34 put up balloons in the stratosphere to
12:37 have emergency internet in case
12:39 everything goes down i’ll talk about
12:41 that here just in a little bit but again
12:43 yeah buddy thank you for getting that i
12:45 don’t know if you noticed but we
12:46 actually played it and then uh
12:49 after our video came out i believe maybe
12:51 somebody sent it over to lisa lisa
12:53 discovered it too
12:55 both myself and lisa were both late on
12:57 that i’m surprised because that was
12:58 actually from the 28th and nobody had
13:01 noticed yeah buddy great job like that’s
13:03 the kind of stuff that
13:05 uh we really give the credit to for the
13:07 fugle fam for looking out everywhere
13:09 that is something that you know wasn’t
13:11 really talked about nobody was was
13:12 putting that on the front page that is
13:14 flipping weird uh no i don’t care what
13:17 you say or about this or that or bill
13:20 i’ll talk about that here in a bit i
13:22 believe it will pass because i know that
13:24 there are big powers behind it too
13:27 uh we’ve talked about that
13:28 you know years ago
13:30 uh the oogle up above us
13:32 they were trying to do it six years ago
13:34 that’s when they started pushing for it
13:36 uh they called it loons
13:38 uh yeah
13:41 they called something loons and it’s not
13:43 us so that’s a good thing
13:45 at least seven people taken out
13:47 overnight in new york city historic
13:49 flooding uh yeah i believe it’s updated
13:51 to eight now it says including a
13:52 two-year-old historic rainstorm brought
13:54 by hurricane ida crippled the region
13:56 knocking out power and flooding the
13:57 streets homes and subways
14:00 prompting the first ever flash flood
14:02 warning for the big apple this is again
14:04 the first time ever
14:07 uh that they have had this kind of
14:09 flooding
14:10 really quite wild it says we’re in
14:12 during a historic weather event tonight
14:15 with record-breaking rain across the
14:16 city brutal flooding and dangerous
14:18 conditions on a road one thing i will
14:20 say is for the people that believe that
14:22 the planet is is going hotter or going
14:25 colder or whatever you want to say
14:28 i do see a ton more
14:30 of these extreme weather events and if
14:34 if what is true what they say in the
14:36 mainstream media which again a lot of
14:38 the times they’re basically telling you
14:40 their plans
14:42 we’re gonna see a whole lot more and i
14:44 mean a whole lot more because they are
14:45 saying that extreme weather events will
14:47 not only uh just keep going up
14:50 exponentially but i mean this is this is
14:52 like the movie geostorm with uh who was
14:54 that gerard butler or somebody like that
14:57 that movie was was you know it’s totally
14:59 sci-fi with uh you know it was almost
15:02 the equivalent of a weather version
15:04 of
15:05 sharknado where
15:07 the lightning was you know creating
15:09 lightning out of lightning on top of
15:11 lightning and and then
15:13 tornadoes at the bottom with arms that
15:15 were hurricanes you know it was like
15:17 totally absurd
15:19 but that’s what’s gonna happen
15:21 and you guys all know it you see what’s
15:22 happening uh whether it’s man-made or
15:24 whether it’s natural
15:26 which a lot of people have their
15:27 theories on that of course with the
15:29 technology that has been invented if you
15:31 do your research you’ll see that we’ve
15:34 actually we have agreements
15:36 we have actual settlements with other
15:38 countries saying that we won’t
15:40 control earthquakes we won’t control uh
15:44 hurricanes you know storms tornadoes and
15:47 all these kind of things
15:48 because we can’t control how to stop
15:50 them
15:50 they made an agreement they said hey
15:52 since we can control this
15:54 let’s not use it because they’re
15:56 basically weapons of mass destruction
15:58 that we cannot stop we can start
16:00 something we just can’t stop it
16:02 so pretty pretty crazy stuff
16:05 and then of course a bad solar storm
16:07 that could cause an internet apocalypse
16:11 uh this is just absolutely nuts we’re
16:13 gonna go back to this in just a second
16:15 uh but first i wanted to go into the
16:17 international space station facing
16:19 irreparable failures russia warns uh we
16:22 were talking about this earlier they had
16:23 a crack that was getting bigger and and
16:25 this is after of course a hole it was
16:27 after uh they almost got knocked out of
16:29 orbit because of a russian uh i guess
16:31 the jet boosters were going when
16:33 something you know docked
16:35 this is all supposedly right and it says
16:37 the international space station or the
16:39 iss could suffer irreparable failures
16:41 due to updated or outdated equipment and
16:44 hardware a russian official has warned
16:46 at least 80 percent of in-flight systems
16:48 on the russian segment of the iss had
16:50 passed their expert abrasion date
16:53 vladimir solof told state media he said
16:56 that also small cracks had been
16:57 discovered that could worsen over time
17:00 russia has often raised concern over
17:01 hardware and suggested that it could
17:04 leave the iss after 2025.
17:07 again this 2024 2025 year that uh they
17:10 are like all saying that they’ll leave
17:12 or do this or that just weird that it’s
17:15 just always that year it’s actually
17:17 mostly 2025 that are that is quoted
17:20 in all of these things and
17:23 what those years are based off of most
17:25 of the time i don’t know about this case
17:26 but uh years where the the contract ends
17:29 or something happens where after that
17:31 they say they are going to change things
17:34 i’m talking about space missions uh
17:36 deadlines all sorts of goals we’ve we’ve
17:39 gone over it every time i see the the
17:41 numbers 2025
17:43 i point it out because it’s just so
17:45 often it’s it’s kind of like seeing the
17:47 clock and it says 11 11 i see 2025 in so
17:50 many articles it’s insane
17:52 the station was built in 1998 as part of
17:54 a joint project between russia america
17:56 canada japan and several european
17:58 countries and it was originally designed
18:00 for a 15-year lifespan
18:02 so 1998 to 19
18:06 i’m sorry 2018 would be 20 years
18:08 so now it has been 23 years eight years
18:11 overdue mr soliov the chief engineer at
18:14 the space company energia which is
18:16 leading developer of russian section of
18:18 the iss said quote literally a day after
18:21 the in-flight systems are fully
18:23 exhausted irreparable failures may begin
18:28 so dex we may not uh
18:30 we may not track the iss anymore we may
18:32 not uh get that little ding with it
18:35 going over on our apps anymore
18:38 well you know i was saying that you know
18:40 they’ve been having this uh sort of
18:42 consternation between roscoe’s and uh
18:46 and the us as to whether or not they’re
18:47 gonna be part of the program and we know
18:49 china is
18:50 building their own space station they’ve
18:52 already got it up there and they’re
18:54 adding to it right so it’s kind of
18:56 interesting that there it was one it was
18:58 one thing when they were finger-pointing
19:00 but now what they’re doing is
19:01 finger-pointing and saying it’s not
19:03 going to be repairable in other words
19:05 your iss is no good and probably they’re
19:08 on the at the point now where they’re
19:09 about to pack up their bags and go uh
19:11 climb onto the china ship right leaving
19:14 us with nothing
19:15 which uh
19:16 again the china
19:18 uh space station
19:21 isn’t it up did they have a smaller
19:23 space station that is already up so they
19:25 have the first one or two modules up and
19:28 yeah it’s banned so what what is
19:30 happening right now is china’s got the
19:31 first couple modules up and then they
19:33 fly up other pieces and they they
19:34 construct it just as they did uh with
19:37 the original iss so now we have russia
19:39 jumping over to china u.s
19:41 do you think the u.s is going to hop
19:43 over and say hey can we get a spot here
19:44 for a scientist no
19:46 um it looks like i mean
19:49 there might be a point where the space
19:50 station goes down or purposely they take
19:52 it out they destroy it whatever
19:55 where china actually has a space station
19:58 and we don’t
19:59 that’s what do you think about that let
20:01 me know in the comments down below
20:04 there are several several things going
20:06 on here let’s cover this
20:10 yeah in fact so before we cover that the
20:12 main story here uh
20:14 one of the main in fact we have a really
20:16 big story that i i’m gonna surprise you
20:18 with tonight one atmospheric nuclear
20:20 explosion could take out the power grid
20:23 in july chinese researchers urged
20:25 government to increase let me try to
20:28 shrink this down here
20:30 looks like it’s uh
20:32 it’s there we go
20:35 in july chinese researchers urged the
20:38 government to increase the country’s
20:39 readiness for defending against a high
20:41 altitude electromagnetic pulse emp
20:44 attack just over a year ago a group of
20:46 american researchers released a report
20:48 warning that china possessed the
20:50 capability to conduct an emp attack
20:53 against of course the the big old usfa
20:57 it says military non-proliferation
21:00 experts are worried about the growing
21:02 temptation by nuclear-armed countries to
21:04 engage in a first strike emp attack
21:07 using nuclear weapons
21:09 while avoiding direct casualties could
21:11 prove devastating to electric grids and
21:14 electronic devices from smart watches to
21:17 super computers
21:20 it says the enormous potential of an
21:21 electromagnetic pulse released by a high
21:24 altitude detonation of a nuclear weapon
21:26 has been recognized for some time in
21:29 1962 the u.s conducted an atmospheric
21:32 test of 1.45 megaton thermonuclear
21:35 weapon codenamed starfish prime
21:38 which
21:39 by the way uh
21:41 that what what is it what is the thing
21:43 called now operation
21:45 uh what is the new operation called
21:47 operation starfall
21:50 and i just think it’s kind of weird that
21:53 they use that again they use kind of
21:55 similar uh code names
21:57 for
21:58 related things so i don’t know i just
22:00 thought that was interesting uh it says
22:02 codenamed starfish prime again that was
22:05 a thermonuclear weapon uh 255 miles
22:09 above johnston island in the pacific
22:10 ocean over 1 000 miles away the blast
22:13 knocked out electricity supply in parts
22:16 of hawaii and disrupted telephone
22:18 service for a period of time in addition
22:20 radiation from the test damaged several
22:23 satellites in low earth orbit taking
22:25 them out of service decades later the
22:28 commission is to assess the threat to
22:30 the united states
22:32 of course from
22:34 uh these uh of course these electronic
22:36 magnetic pulse attacks determined as
22:39 early as 2008 that the u.s would face
22:42 catastrophic consequences from an emp
22:44 attack given its growing dependence on
22:46 electronics and all forms of complete
22:48 reliance upon the electrical grid it
22:51 says in yet until now government and
22:53 industry risk assessments about emp
22:56 attacks and their effect on the power
22:57 grid have been based on oversimplified
23:00 models of the solid earth that assume
23:02 zero variation in depth
23:04 or composition it says but as it turns
23:06 out the actual effects of the power grid
23:07 on an electromagnetic pulse in outer
23:09 space are strongly determined by
23:11 three-dimensional uh distribution of
23:13 rocks beneath our feet
23:15 so there’s there’s actually uh
23:18 dex do you want to talk about the i know
23:19 you know a lot more about this about e1
23:21 e2 and e3
23:24 well yeah so basically you know they’re
23:26 they’re discovering and thinking more
23:27 about how what the effects are of the e1
23:30 e2 and e3 as it relates to the ground
23:33 and what’s below and even things like
23:35 and we’ll talk about i think in another
23:37 article about how the same type of uh
23:39 event could affect you know cables
23:42 underwater for example so uh but yeah
23:44 the e1 is the very first uh phase it’s
23:47 super super quick and high voltage e2 is
23:49 like comes right after it and it’s a
23:51 little bit slower
23:53 and sort of like the medium and then
23:55 you’ve got the e3 which is like this
23:56 really long phase of the emp where you
24:00 just get this continuous pulsing through
24:02 through the wires and when i say that
24:04 really what’s happening is called
24:05 induction
24:06 and the wires all of the copper wire
24:09 mostly in our power grid mostly in the
24:11 walls of your home
24:12 you know like in your car where you have
24:14 lots of wire running everywhere they act
24:16 like a giant antenna and they’re
24:18 inducting uh through ionization these
24:20 ions that are floating they’re inducting
24:22 that energy basically sucking that
24:24 energy into the wires causing all of
24:26 those wires wherever they are in your
24:27 house in the power grid in your car
24:30 in your backyard if you happen to roll a
24:31 whole bunch of copper wire around in a
24:33 big circle or anywhere it just basically
24:36 treats it like a giant antenna and it
24:38 just creates a lot of energy in that
24:40 line which is what then in turn fries
24:42 everything anything plugged into it
24:43 pretty much gets fried
24:46 now
24:48 as far as what is going on we know that
24:51 the government is is heavily preparing
24:53 for this and they are focused on this i
24:56 don’t know why it is not more public
24:58 that of course this stuff is going on
25:00 they are backing up their stuff
25:02 that is why you know probably about two
25:05 years ago when we found out a lot of
25:07 this stuff that we started you know
25:09 ended up we ended up grabbing an
25:10 affiliate with emp shield we’ll talk
25:12 about them later but that’s a real thing
25:14 we think uh when we pick something we
25:16 actually pick it because we think it
25:17 will save lives or possibly help people
25:20 so this is what this came out today it
25:23 says a bad solar storm could cause an
25:25 internet apocalypse now
25:27 the thing here is is that we are having
25:31 increased amounts of this going on and
25:33 it just keeps happening we have a lot of
25:35 fugle fam that actually study this we
25:37 have of course friends that are creators
25:39 that focus their entire channels around
25:41 this i hope that people at home actually
25:43 pay attention and anybody that does say
25:45 that they like my channel just
25:47 understand we’re real about this as far
25:49 as like uh dex and i both in our own
25:51 families
25:52 we are preparing for this so this is
25:56 something that
25:57 it’s kind of like uh what do you what do
25:58 you call it
25:59 uh walk the talk or or
26:02 you know
26:03 what is it teach what you preach or
26:04 preach what you teach or whatever
26:06 whatever you guys know what i’m talking
26:07 about sorry um
26:09 i had a
26:11 bad day yesterday and uh i’ll tell you
26:14 about it later but
26:16 uh not good involving animals if you’ve
26:19 ever had a house pet then you’ll know
26:22 but anyways this is why we think it’s
26:25 really important because we know that
26:27 they are heavily heavily investing in
26:29 this and it’s only for them it’s only to
26:31 protect them and i mean by them the
26:33 government the military everything else
26:36 they’re not paying they’re not putting
26:38 tax dollars in protecting schools
26:40 they’re not putting tax dollars and
26:41 protecting uh you know senior citizen
26:44 homes or anything like this they’re not
26:45 even i i believe most hospitals aren’t
26:47 getting this kind of protection
26:49 so just realize that it says a bad solar
26:52 storm could cause an internet apocalypse
26:55 people don’t realize how much we are
26:57 dependent on this it says scientists
26:58 have known for decades that an extreme
27:01 solar storm or cme or coronal mass
27:04 ejection could damage electrical grids
27:06 and potentially cause prolonged
27:08 blackouts the repercussions would be
27:10 felt everywhere from a global supply
27:12 chain and transportation to internet and
27:14 gps access less examined until now
27:18 though is the impact such a solar
27:20 emission could have on the internet
27:21 infrastructure specifically new research
27:24 shows that the failures could be
27:26 catastrophic particularly for the
27:28 undersea cables that underpin the global
27:30 internet
27:32 now just to take that last part and to
27:34 really pull that out we’re talking about
27:36 if it does do permanent damage or if it
27:38 does catastrophic damage to that one
27:40 that is also how we are connected with
27:42 the our allies with these undersea lines
27:45 uh we’ve covered stories in the past how
27:47 they were worried that russia might snip
27:48 the cables with underground or i’m sorry
27:51 underwater drones
27:53 if this if something like this did
27:55 happen on top of the blackout on top of
27:57 everything else we would not have
27:59 communication
28:00 with our allies
28:03 hence when you look at something like
28:04 this introduced bill somebody read the
28:07 first sentence of it or what maria
28:09 salazar said and and said
28:12 in fact dex can you get me the quote on
28:13 that on that piece
28:15 uh the the quote that includes cuba and
28:18 everything else
28:19 basically talking about the tyrants
28:22 and
28:23 how we need to have communications if
28:25 they turn off the lights or if they try
28:27 to turn off the lights
28:29 once you actually go more into the bill
28:31 and once you understand what they’re
28:32 actually doing the 14 cosigners uh we’re
28:35 looking into it right now if if some of
28:37 those are actually on that emp task
28:39 force with peter pry who’s the director
28:42 and chair
28:45 we’re looking at this and we’re seeing
28:46 that they’re doing everything absolutely
28:49 possible to basically prepare for either
28:51 an invasion or some sort of a huge event
28:55 and if you know someone wants to argue
28:58 with me i would say please uh come up
28:59 with some research and and send it to me
29:01 and i would be glad to read it but as
29:03 far as what we have seen what they’re
29:05 doing they’re drilling they’re uh
29:07 drilling warthogs a-10 warthogs taking
29:09 off from the highway they’re drilling
29:10 with no gps they’re drilling in the dark
29:13 uh they’re burning uh burrowing holes
29:15 not only the boring company is brewing
29:17 it for you know the hyperloop but i
29:19 believe they are government contracted
29:20 for burrowing bunkers uh we are putting
29:23 multiple countries are actually putting
29:25 dna samples and all these different
29:27 things kind of noah’s ark in in the
29:29 mountains they’re saving seeds they’re
29:31 saving
29:32 animal dna they’re saving everything
29:34 they’re sending stuff off to the moon
29:36 what the hell
29:37 is possibly going to happen where
29:39 the entire world is planning on either
29:41 getting off the earth or going
29:42 underground
29:45 that might sound silly now but just yeah
29:47 i i want to put all of this together
29:49 that would be amazing
29:51 look as it really ahead as it relates to
29:54 the internet and as it relates to you
29:55 know the copper wire that’s literally
29:57 running under the oceans going in both
29:59 directions uh all around the earth
30:01 that’s connecting the internet together
30:03 you know that is the problem it’s that
30:05 the copper wire so for example some
30:07 people may have fiber in their home
30:08 right and that fiber line that’s running
30:10 is very it’s it’s low susceptibility
30:12 it’s not going to pick up anything from
30:15 the ionization it’s not going to induct
30:17 electricity and during an emp or a cme
30:19 right
30:20 so the fiber’s fine it’s the copper so
30:22 all the new stuff we’re doing whether
30:23 it’s wireless or fiber lines fiber
30:26 optics that stuff’s fine now the
30:27 equipment in between in between two
30:29 fiber lines there’s equipment that stuff
30:31 has to be protected
30:32 um and it can be you know things you
30:34 know like there’s shielding devices
30:36 there’s plug-in devices there’s things
30:38 that you can do especially in the in the
30:40 business world as we know on the
30:42 consumer side we can do with our homes
30:43 with emp shield as an example but that
30:46 kind of stuff can be fixed but the
30:47 literal line running across the ocean
30:50 you can’t you can’t fix that it’s going
30:52 to you know get in it’s going to induct
30:54 a heavy amount of energy from that cme
30:57 that great cme hits it everything in its
31:00 path through there is going to get
31:01 charged really really heavily
31:05 and it will be fried
31:07 so
31:09 you know some think that the internet
31:10 would just cave or the the power and
31:12 think that this is this is some sort of
31:14 you know short-term thing this would be
31:16 a long-term thing original estimates
31:18 said that it could take anywhere from
31:20 nine months to two years to get power
31:23 and everything up and running if
31:24 something like this happens
31:25 uh some even say that it would be worse
31:28 because our basic infrastructure would
31:30 be broken down
31:32 the nine months to two year some experts
31:35 are saying that that is assuming that we
31:38 still have any sort of basic
31:39 communication now that’s where i think
31:42 this hr 5123 comes in if you did not see
31:46 the video on the main channel this is
31:48 this is big and i believe it will go
31:50 through
31:52 the reason why is because uh oogle and
31:55 associates were pushing on loons and
31:57 they were they were coming up with this
31:59 they are partly behind it and i think
32:02 they might want to launch it before
32:03 starlink
32:04 as far as so maybe this is just them
32:07 trying to get their system up and their
32:09 internet and the all-seeing eye i don’t
32:11 know
32:12 but hr 5123 is the american and again
32:15 look at this american
32:17 freedom and internet access act of 2021
32:21 just the name itself could be broken
32:22 down in a whole show but again this is
32:26 basically saying uh that they are
32:29 they’re trying to push this through
32:31 to direct the secretary of the air force
32:33 to develop and begin implementation of
32:35 operation starfall
32:38 operation starfall
32:40 if somebody like joseph uh
32:44 of course joseph wants to go in and go
32:46 deep into this and and read the whole
32:48 thing and and make videos about it i
32:50 would encourage it
32:51 uh if anybody wants to do their research
32:53 on this it says uh again to
32:55 to
32:56 direct the air force to develop and
32:58 begin implementation of operation
33:00 starfall uh it says not later than 45
33:03 days after the date of the enactment of
33:05 this act
33:06 the secretary of the air force in
33:08 consolation with the chief of space
33:10 operations shall develop and begin
33:12 implementation of quote operation
33:14 starfall a strategic plan to deploy
33:17 stratospheric balloons aerostats and
33:20 satellite technology capable of rapidly
33:23 delivering wireless internet anywhere on
33:25 the planet from the stratosphere or
33:27 higher
33:29 so
33:30 once you look at who co-signed this uh
33:33 it is i believe
33:36 uh most of these are
33:38 from the r side of the line so it’s not
33:40 like
33:41 if it was from the other side it would
33:42 almost say okay maybe somebody’s uh
33:45 pockets got lined or they’re lobbying
33:47 for some business or something like this
33:49 but it’s not
33:51 i believe it’s on the side where we’re
33:53 talking um this is like the emp task
33:56 force type stuff
33:58 the people that are on the committees
34:00 the people that uh that do know about
34:02 the threats the people that know why we
34:05 are training all this
34:06 the people that are drilling themselves
34:08 they’ve got congress and all of these
34:10 people meeting and actually going to
34:12 like greenbriar uh
34:14 you know ancient bunker whatever they’re
34:16 doing trips and doing all of these kind
34:18 of drills on their own time
34:20 i covered it basically uh two and a half
34:22 years ago or maybe three years ago when
34:23 i started my channel this is some crazy
34:25 stuff once you get deeper and deeper
34:27 into it you realize uh they know
34:29 something big is happening
34:31 and the public is not it’s not being
34:33 told
34:35 military knows it and we’re going to sit
34:37 here and say something big is some
34:39 something big is coming you guys are
34:41 going to say it everybody you’re going
34:42 to tell your family and your family is
34:44 going to go okay loopy
34:46 but guess what when it happens and you
34:47 have extra stuff you have extra food
34:50 extra water you’re going to be in a way
34:51 better place
34:53 so don’t listen to anybody that calls
34:55 you cuckoo or cocoa puffs if you are
34:58 doing
34:59 the responsible thing and actually
35:00 looking into what i’m saying and not
35:02 just taking my word for it
35:04 then you will have no problems actually
35:06 being called crazy because guess what
35:08 you’re you have sources to go to you
35:10 have things to actually read you have uh
35:12 things to go back up and and do your own
35:15 fact checking don’t let some you know uh
35:18 biased freaking company do your faction
35:20 do the facts for yourself actually look
35:22 at the footnotes actually look at what
35:24 is going on here
35:26 they need internet that can go anywhere
35:27 in the world that this says nothing
35:30 about cuba what this says
35:32 is american freedom and internet access
35:35 act what they are mentioning and what
35:37 they’re talking about is they are
35:38 actually talking about the kill switches
35:40 dex do you want to explain that real
35:41 quick and then i’ll move through some of
35:43 the other stuff
35:45 yeah sure so the uh the kill switches
35:48 are are what we’ve seen a lot of the
35:50 countries use and before i jump into
35:52 that though i want to go back the one
35:53 thing about this bill that’s really
35:55 interesting is this bill is not
35:57 operation starfall this bill is a bill
36:00 demanding that uh
36:02 space force and others actually
36:04 implement operation starfall so that
36:06 means there is this operation called
36:08 starfall that nobody knows about right
36:10 so this is something that’s been in the
36:12 works been in the plans at least with
36:14 this name and that organization and
36:16 other organizations have been working on
36:17 it or have it put together and now it’s
36:20 coming to light saying hey we want to
36:22 make a bill that actually forces you to
36:24 do that not just keep it in in r d or
36:26 not or whatever we’re going to push it
36:28 out because we needed asap right so
36:30 that’s what’s really interesting is we
36:32 and you can look everybody’s been
36:33 looking everybody said i can’t find
36:35 operation starfall and that’s true you
36:37 can’t because it’s secret it has not
36:39 come out what exactly that is outside of
36:41 the one headline we got in this bill
36:43 that explains it
36:45 now um but
36:46 also
36:47 just to say this real quick is so this
36:50 is an operation that exists it’s been or
36:52 it’s a plan it’s put together it’s most
36:54 likely a military operation
36:57 uh in course and with air force this is
36:59 an operation this could quietly go
37:01 through nobody mentioned this
37:03 we scour the news so does lisa haven so
37:06 does everybody else that does this
37:08 nobody
37:09 saw this so that says a lot this this
37:11 came in way under the radar uh there
37:14 were no vice articles about it there
37:16 were no nothing
37:17 and the reason why is it went way under
37:19 the radar for on purpose
37:22 and the fact that this went through
37:25 look at the name of it think about the
37:27 patriot act think about things like this
37:29 uh this is called american freedom and
37:32 internet access act of 2021.
37:34 it’s already responding to a threat of a
37:37 thing right they mentioned cuba or
37:39 tyrants turning the lights off we can’t
37:41 do that it’s almost like they’re putting
37:44 this here quietly then something big and
37:46 bad happens and then they go back to
37:48 this and they go that’s why we need this
37:50 it’s already introduced let’s get it
37:52 done
37:54 just a thought and then dex go ahead
37:57 oh yeah back to the internet kill
37:59 switches so as we’ve seen uh in lots of
38:01 different uh
38:04 countries where they’ve had turmoil
38:05 revolutions and other things a lot of
38:07 times the internet gets shut off so it
38:10 basically prevents the people
38:12 from having communication
38:14 so these internet kill switches as they
38:16 call them are exactly that it’s
38:18 basically a government control where
38:19 they can flip the switch and basically
38:21 turn off the internet because something
38:23 may be going you know going wrong so
38:25 being able to
38:26 uh to circumvent that is one of the
38:29 things that this bill and the system
38:32 that they’re talking about putting up
38:33 would actually do so if someone were to
38:36 uh let’s just say here in america
38:37 someone actually killed the internet
38:39 here in america whether it’s a cyber
38:40 threat or whether it’s you know rogue
38:43 part of our own you know government
38:45 flips the switch we would still have
38:47 this system in place that would allow us
38:50 and us being the people to get
38:52 information and not be uh locked away
38:54 from everything
38:57 yeah and so there’s there yeah there’s
38:59 multiple ways to look at it basically we
39:01 could look at this is is it the is it
39:03 the good guys or is it the bad guys what
39:05 do you think do you think that this bill
39:07 is being introduced because of that and
39:09 uh we’re gonna watch this so normally we
39:11 don’t watch these bills we don’t see uh
39:14 a lot of them get introduced
39:16 but not a lot of them go through for
39:18 whatever reason if you look at the title
39:20 of this one i mean do you really think i
39:23 for some reason
39:25 i honestly think that uh i think that
39:28 this one
39:29 is going to go through the american
39:31 freedom and internet access act of 2021
39:36 i mean
39:37 look at that
39:41 that doesn’t look like something that
39:42 just comes and goes this looks like
39:44 something that we’re going to talk about
39:45 in history books
39:47 i just i have a feeling
39:49 uh on top of that
39:51 yeah
39:52 look at what it’s saying it’s using a
39:54 system that google and the big the
39:56 companies wanted to get up in the air
39:58 six years ago
40:00 these are stratospheric balloons that
40:02 carry a satellite and then that
40:04 satellite has
40:06 internet anywhere
40:07 somebody mentioned cuba or whatever else
40:09 this is actually mentions that they
40:11 would use it in the event of flooding in
40:13 the event of of hurricanes and disasters
40:17 and earthquakes
40:18 they say specifically that this would
40:21 help give internet to areas like that
40:23 for communications for rescue
40:27 there is something coming and people are
40:29 going to call you crazy
40:32 just brush them off and do the
40:34 responsible thing have yourself some
40:35 extra water have yourself some extra
40:37 food have yourself an extra plan
40:41 professionals have floor plans
40:43 and with newer technology comes the
40:45 ability to insulate it and shield that
40:48 technology from things like an emp or a
40:51 cme so even if these balloons do go up
40:55 or even if worst case scenario cme hits
40:57 and it takes out that line or it takes
40:59 out our internet if we can put the
41:00 balloons up right away we can actually
41:02 have internet back again much faster
41:04 than trying to recover
41:06 lines now of course that may be you know
41:09 all a moot point without power but at
41:12 the same time we also know that they’re
41:14 doing things right now to
41:15 you know improve the grid to improve its
41:18 vulnerability against that and they’ve
41:19 been doing it for the last four or five
41:21 years
41:22 making significant progress so
41:24 and a ton in the last two years
41:27 so we’ve uh we’re going to put this all
41:30 of this is going to be available on the
41:31 website you can go over and look at this
41:32 bill you can look at everything else
41:35 if you do want to end up protecting your
41:37 private property your house your hou
41:39 your car uh all of your stuff against
41:42 emp or even a cme
41:44 which they say a cme were actually
41:46 overdue for you can go over to
41:48 marfuglenews.com
41:50 emp and you can get yourself an emp
41:52 shield this is the company that they are
41:55 contracting uh in texas on the demso
41:58 team and this is also a company that has
42:00 worked with of course department of
42:01 homeland security department of defense
42:04 this is a military-tested device
42:06 somebody a couple weeks ago made a
42:08 comment and said
42:10 um you know hey i’m uh
42:12 and i’ll i won’t you know i’m not trying
42:14 to put this down but they said that they
42:16 were an electrician and that they put in
42:19 several things i don’t know what the
42:21 background of this is it sounded like
42:23 maybe they work for this competitor they
42:26 said blah blah work for this blah blah
42:27 blah
42:28 and i also like emp shield i like both
42:33 you know he was being respectful
42:34 basically saying i like this but you
42:36 should also look at this
42:38 he said that he has worked on three
42:40 houses
42:42 that had both the emp shield and uh this
42:45 blank blank competitor right
42:48 it was like midnight something
42:51 so he said that
42:53 three houses that got hit with lightning
42:56 and
42:56 that the emp shield uh was it was like
43:00 damaged and that the uh blank blank
43:03 competitor was not
43:06 and he said you should you know should
43:08 do over like that way
43:10 what i didn’t answer back it’s not
43:12 apples to apples
43:13 so dex do you so
43:15 does it first of all if that happens and
43:18 a uh house gets fried
43:20 with an emp shield if an emp got fried
43:23 oh yeah
43:24 he’s leaving out so they would give him
43:25 25 000
43:27 so for starters yeah so for starters if
43:29 the emp shield got fried it actually
43:31 saved that house
43:32 from probably a very very close if not a
43:35 direct hit lightning strike which is
43:37 much different than any other product
43:39 out there and this
43:41 electrician i’m assuming is referring to
43:43 whole house surge protectors because
43:44 that’s what’s been out and that’s what’s
43:46 out there
43:47 this this device actually is basically
43:49 just like those devices but on steroids
43:52 in other words it clamps faster
43:55 like twice as fast as as any other
43:57 product in the industry and it handles
43:59 so much more voltage over any other
44:00 product in the history uh in the space
44:03 right now because it’s designed to
44:05 withstand multiple emp hits and because
44:08 of that it can actually withstand a
44:09 direct lightning hit and save the pro
44:11 the items that are plugged into your
44:13 power line on the other side now the
44:14 device may actually burn out and fail
44:16 which is what it’s supposed to do when
44:17 it gets hit with a direct lightning bolt
44:20 but the flip side is if something does
44:22 happen they their product is so tested
44:25 that they have uh guaranteed up to 25
44:28 000 of coverage on your house your
44:31 products in your house that are plugged
44:33 in so if a lightning bolt strikes your
44:34 house wipes out your computers your your
44:37 you know expensive refrigerator your
44:40 washing machine all your stuff and the
44:41 emp shield didn’t do its job they’re
44:44 going to pay and pay to get all that
44:45 stuff fixed and it doesn’t even require
44:47 your own insurance to cover it if they
44:49 have their own
44:51 yeah and no other product out there does
44:52 that all the other products have these
44:54 you know very very
44:56 detailed exclusions in their in their
44:59 warranty saying oh well we won’t cover
45:01 direct lightning or oh we won’t cover
45:03 over voltage or massive surges or things
45:05 like that emp shield no they’ll cover it
45:07 all because they can handle it all so
45:10 again this was all stems from a thing
45:12 where i thought maybe this is somebody
45:14 who’s trying to get us to affiliate for
45:16 them and i i just thought it was i’m
45:18 like i i’ve no i don’t know i’m not an
45:21 electrician
45:22 i don’t know how many actual houses they
45:24 respond to with lightning strikes maybe
45:26 that’s something common if you’re an
45:27 electrician and you’ve seen a ton of
45:29 lightning strikes i’ve i i would think
45:32 that that would be completely rare to
45:34 hear two or three or whatever they said
45:36 and and they said that they happen to
45:37 have both devices
45:39 um i thought that that’s kind of weird
45:41 because why would you install both uh
45:44 but that that this friday and then this
45:45 didn’t and whatever else and uh it did
45:48 bother me because i i researched and i
45:50 looked into it because i was like well
45:51 if there’s something better i want to
45:52 know
45:53 but we’re talking about uh up to like 80
45:56 000 amps to 280 000 amps uh in a
46:01 what was it the difference in seconds
46:03 dex it’s like oh yeah so and so in
46:04 seconds your standard you know whole
46:06 house surge protector might be just
46:08 under
46:09 uh a nanosecond uh the emp shield clamps
46:12 at 600 picoseconds which is basically
46:15 like twice as fast and who the heck
46:18 knows what a picosecond is unless you’re
46:20 you know into science you know it’s a
46:22 word we don’t all run around talking
46:23 about because it’s so fast it’s faster
46:25 than nanoseconds
46:27 and you need that speed i mean i
46:28 described this like here’s the best way
46:30 to think about if somebody was going to
46:31 take a fire hose and you’re going to
46:32 like you know the analogy of drinking
46:34 from a fire hose right if i was going to
46:36 throw a fire hose right at your mouth
46:38 would you want the shutoff valve to
46:39 close in 600 picoseconds or one
46:42 nanosecond you want it as fast as
46:44 possible because you’re about to drown
46:46 right so that’s why speed is so
46:48 important when you have this massive
46:50 surge coming into your house whether
46:51 it’s an emp a cme or a lightning bolt
46:54 and then the the back to the electrician
46:56 with the lightning bolts you know
46:57 there’s different locations that
46:58 lightning hit it can be it can hit miles
47:00 away and coming through the power line
47:02 and give you a transient spike which
47:04 your typical surge protector may or may
47:06 not be able to handle
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50:00 all right um
50:02 and then of course exclusive before
50:04 afghan collapse
50:06 president b
50:07 pressed gani the previous president
50:10 to change perception
50:14 it says in the last call between u.s
50:15 president jb and his afghanistan
50:17 counterpart before the t ban seized
50:20 control of the country the leaders
50:22 discussed military aid political
50:25 strategy and messaging tactics but
50:27 neither uh president b nor ashgraf ghani
50:30 appeared aware or to prepared for the
50:33 immediate danger of the entire country
50:36 falling to insurgents a transcript
50:38 reviewed by routers or reuters suit
50:40 showed it said the men spoke for roughly
50:43 14 minutes on july 23rd on august 15th
50:46 ghani fled
50:48 the presidential palace remember we
50:50 showed you that uh they
50:52 not only did he flee uh he couldn’t fit
50:55 all of his money in a helicopter so he
50:56 fleed with a helicopter jammed full of
50:59 american us dollars and four
51:02 vehicles four suvs filled to the brim in
51:06 with us cash and gold
51:10 it was that kind of operation right
51:12 it says the men spoke for roughly 14
51:15 minutes it says uh ghani fled the
51:17 presidential palace and the t ban
51:19 entered kabul since then tens of
51:22 thousands of desperate afghans have fled
51:24 and 13 u.s uh troops and scores of
51:27 afghan civilians were taken out in a
51:29 suicide booming at the kabul airport
51:31 during the
51:33 frenetic
51:34 u.s military evacuation
51:37 and then it says uh they reviewed a
51:39 transcript of the presidential phone
51:41 call and listened to the audio to
51:43 authenticate the conversation the
51:44 materials were provided on the condition
51:46 of anonymity by a source who was not
51:48 authorized to distribute it
51:50 so somebody tr was a traitor which by
51:53 the way a lot of people did this to
51:55 t-man the president before what i’m
51:57 questioning is why are they doing it to
51:58 this new one everybody loves this new
52:00 one most popular
52:01 guy in the world right in the call
52:04 president b offered aid if ghani uh
52:07 could publicly project he had a plan to
52:09 control the spiraling situation in
52:11 afghanistan it says quote we will
52:14 continue to provide close air support if
52:16 we know what the plan is b said
52:19 days before the call the u.s carried out
52:21 airstrikes to support afghan security
52:23 forces a move that t-ban said was in
52:26 violation of the doha peace agreement
52:29 that was of course i believe the
52:30 previous agreement
52:32 it said the u.s pres exactly also
52:34 advised ghani to get buy-in from
52:36 powerful afghans for a military strategy
52:40 going forward and then put a quote
52:42 warrior in charge of the effort
52:46 i’m just wondering if there was code in
52:48 this conversation why did this guy bust
52:50 out this tape
52:52 why did he
52:53 give this specific tape
52:55 what was really on that
53:00 and then why did he say this is b saying
53:03 to gani
53:05 you clearly have the best military he
53:07 told ghani you have 300 000 well-armed
53:10 forces versus 70 to 80 thousand and
53:14 they’re clearly capable of flight
53:15 fighting well
53:17 days later the afghan military started
53:19 folding across provincial capitals in
53:21 the country with little fight against
53:23 the t ban
53:25 something doesn’t smell right dex
53:29 well no and i think he was also you know
53:31 pushing him to make a
53:33 make a strong statement and to
53:35 re-rally the troops and make sure that
53:37 you know that this fall wasn’t going to
53:39 actually happen
53:40 and uh he wanted a perception change
53:43 which i guess is really what the title
53:44 says he wanted the change of perception
53:47 because obviously he knew something was
53:49 wrong
53:50 so what they are arguing with this whole
53:53 entire conversation there’s more to it
53:56 is that he they knew something was going
53:58 wrong they knew
54:00 uh that it was falling apart way before
54:03 they said right because they said it
54:04 fell in 11 days but it sounds like it
54:07 was falling in july it sounds like it
54:08 was falling in june
54:11 so somebody’s lying
54:14 and uh
54:15 yeah
54:17 so something is happening here something
54:19 was
54:21 something was perpetrated i believe and
54:23 that’s just my opinion what’s yours
54:25 uh first of all before we go any further
54:27 i just want to say a gigantic flipping
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55:06 here so thank you so much uh cholo177
55:09 thank you so much and of course dust a
55:12 dust says heard this from former marine
55:14 seal
55:15 sources he has talked to in afghan
55:18 that private companies are sending
55:19 planes out to rescue people and u.s
55:22 tanks have moved to china
55:25 that u.s tanks have moved to china huh
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55:39 frankie rio says the propaganda in msn
55:41 has dropped to a third grade level i’m
55:43 not sure if i’m completely insulted or
55:46 scared because it still works on a
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56:00 i don’t know if that was on purpose or
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56:06 a comment if that was an accident i’m
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56:53 church i will check it out
56:55 i guess it’s online i’m assuming and
56:57 then trudy svenson thank you so much for
57:00 your support
57:03 and then we have of course top but uh
57:06 bee advisor refuses to say whether the
57:08 t-ban is an enemy of the u.s hard to put
57:12 a label on it
57:13 really
57:15 hard to put a label
57:17 jake sullivan national security advisor
57:18 to president jb refused to say tuesday
57:20 whether the b administration views the
57:22 t-ban as an enemy of the united states
57:25 technically the t-band group that
57:26 controls afghanistan is not designated a
57:29 t organization
57:30 the t-band group
57:32 that operates in pakistan however is
57:35 designated tea group
57:38 so if they’re if they cross the border
57:40 if they go across town lines
57:43 then they are but if they’re over here
57:46 they’re not
57:52 first of all uh it says quote this is a
57:55 question are they a friend of me
57:57 are they our adversary are they our
57:59 enemy are they what are they wallace
58:02 asked this is chris wallace
58:04 uh chris wallace is just i just hate i
58:07 don’t like that guy i don’t hate him i i
58:09 just don’t i just oh no it was it was
58:12 nicole wallace oh okay oh okay yeah
58:14 probably msnbc when it said wallace i
58:18 thought of chris wallace in my head
58:19 saying i thought the same thing
58:21 are they in front of me
58:23 are they in front of me
58:25 i just can’t see them using that
58:27 okay that makes sense
58:29 why would a professional reporters ask
58:32 if they’re a friend of me
58:33 anyways that’s a friend enemy right
58:36 despite decades of witnessing barbaric
58:38 rule by the t ban leaders and fighters
58:41 sullivan responded by saying the b
58:43 administration would not place a label
58:46 on the t ban because they don’t know yet
58:48 allegedly how the t ban will rule
58:50 afghanistan this time around
58:54 so maybe he doesn’t want to go into the
58:56 history of the t-ban and say that we
58:58 are the ones who created the t-ban and
59:00 that’s why we can’t label them because
59:02 if we were to actually label them
59:05 it would probably uh be a a stamp that
59:07 said made in the usa
59:09 if you know why
59:11 then you’re you’re a little bit faster
59:14 than the others
59:17 remember the t t ban actually came out
59:20 of things uh out of groups that we
59:23 trained
59:24 because we were in a proxy conflict with
59:27 russia and china
59:30 pretty
59:30 crazy all right and then uh
59:33 it says it says well it’s hard to put a
59:35 label on it in part because we have yet
59:37 to see what they are going to be now and
59:40 they are in control physical control of
59:42 afghanistan they will in the coming days
59:44 announce a government
59:47 that government is going to go around
59:49 seeking
59:50 diplomatic engagement even recognition
59:53 from other countries including the
59:54 united states
59:56 yeah it sounds more like that government
59:58 is going to go around door to door
60:01 seeking
60:03 diplomatic engagement
60:06 if you know what i mean
60:08 they’re going to
60:10 some stuff up
60:12 and then we’ve got huge t-band parade
60:15 features throngs of u.s brought vehicles
60:19 uh u.s bot vehicles in a blackhawk
60:21 helicopter
60:23 uh i was posting several videos of this
60:25 yesterday over on twitter uh just some
60:28 really insane stuff in fact uh let’s see
60:31 here on my twitter
60:34 we should have
60:35 plenty to show you here so hold
60:40 on boom
60:43 so check this out
60:46 you can go over and follow me at
60:48 marfoogle
60:49 uh
60:50 there we go so hold on
60:56 like that one
60:58 oh and while we’re here so
61:01 we have this in i believe web only
61:04 uh but
61:05 it says allegedly we had a drone locked
61:08 on to the su boomer and we didn’t fire
61:12 there is an accusation there you can go
61:14 check that out make sure to go to the
61:16 website and also make sure to go to my
61:18 twitter
61:19 all right but uh but but there’s i
61:21 posted a bunch of these so look at this
61:24 and while you’re talking on that adam i
61:26 think a couple of news agencies have
61:27 started to pick that up uh and cover it
61:29 as well so we’ll see if it goes a little
61:31 broader
61:33 isn’t that category
61:35 uh
61:35 i think we were a little bit ahead on
61:37 that one so
61:38 pretty awesome
62:00 the idiots aren’t even going to send us
62:03 uh aid now they’re talking about sending
62:05 us more money it’s funny
62:09 man
62:15 we should ask them for pizza
62:25 here’s another one in kandahar
62:28 check this
62:32 out and then look at this they’ve got
62:35 they’ve got these humongous
62:38 vehicles
62:40 just absolutely insane
62:56 [Music]
63:12 what i think is so crazy is you have
63:15 them riding on it and if you look very
63:17 carefully in this video
63:19 you actually can see them on their cell
63:21 phones
63:22 recording the view from
63:25 the vehicles
63:32 [Music]
63:36 watch this right here
63:39 yeah there’s that pictures in the uh one
63:41 two three cell phones
63:45 they’re videotaping they’re they’re
63:47 they’re laughing at us right now
63:49 they’re laughing at us driving our uh
63:52 you know our boom proof vehicles there
63:58 it’s just like how does this happen
64:02 uh pearl says i still haven’t got my emp
64:04 shield installed in uh pearl uh that
64:08 soon we’ll i’m hoping that we have like
64:10 a you know network of frugal fam
64:13 businesses i would hope that you would
64:14 go with like a local somebody local to
64:17 do it uh if you’re talking about the
64:18 house model the car one you can do
64:20 yourself uh if you just watch the video
64:23 and then maui racing realtor what was
64:25 that i was gonna say pearl even the the
64:26 house one if you just get any
64:28 electrician it should be the minimal
64:30 minimal amount it takes less than 10
64:32 minutes for them to do it just like the
64:34 car takes 10 minutes
64:36 an electrician can pop it in like 10
64:37 minutes yeah it’s like the fee to just
64:39 have them show up basically
64:41 um nana deborah maui racing realtor
64:44 angela 1609 scooby-doo do right says
64:46 team jesus uh we’ve got elon’s
64:49 satellites armageddon
64:51 uh it says global impact but it’s nice
64:53 to see you again by the way it’s been a
64:54 while uh rabonski uh thank you global
64:57 impact again mafia for life thank you
64:58 adam dex and mods moxie 71 it’s been a
65:01 second for you as well sasquatch uh
65:04 let’s see here we’ve got
65:06 all sorts of great people are running d
65:07 live uh
65:11 delaware sasquatch this plus one can’t
65:13 imagine
65:15 how much
65:16 a moisture a hoarder holds
65:19 i i don’t know if i read that right uh
65:22 straight 82 jesus says thank you project
65:25 veritas truth in ver uh in reporting
65:29 you know what i if if they came out with
65:31 something today they’re coming out with
65:33 something like almost every day if you
65:34 guys haven’t checked them out man
65:36 they are just unbelievably
65:39 on top of things so make sure to check
65:41 them out incredible whistleblowing uh
65:45 videos incredible i watched the school
65:47 board meeting last night and it was
65:49 insane
65:51 i’ll see if i can find a link to it and
65:52 i’ll put it on okay i haven’t seen i
65:54 haven’t seen the newest one
65:56 yeah is it about
65:58 crt
65:59 yeah so the all the parents showed up i
66:01 don’t know i’m assuming the school board
66:03 had a meeting anyway like at their
66:06 typical public meeting and this was like
66:08 three days after
66:09 veritas busted that teacher well all of
66:12 the students and parents show up at this
66:14 meeting
66:15 and they are just going off on the uh
66:19 the school board and there’s not a
66:21 single person there supporting this
66:23 teacher
66:24 and everybody is just blasting the
66:27 school board
66:28 and it was i i’ve never watched a school
66:30 board meeting before and this was the
66:32 first one i’ve ever actually gave it
66:34 enough time to pay attention to it was
66:35 pretty entertaining i’ll see if i can
66:37 find the video and i’ll put it on our
66:38 website okay so people can go watch it
66:40 somebody had live streamed it okay
66:42 that’s great so i i’ll be watching it
66:45 afterwards uh huge t-band parade of
66:47 course features our gear it’s just i
66:49 mean you guys already know it’s
66:51 incredible and then china calls for
66:53 investigation of u.s nato war crimes in
66:57 afghanistan following the withdrawal
67:02 china’s saying that we have committed uh
67:04 something here
67:05 look that’s what it looks like
67:07 says the first solid facts proving that
67:10 some western military strikes resulted
67:13 in civilian casualties emerged in 2010
67:16 when wikileaks
67:17 released the afghan logs dozens of
67:20 thousands of classified conflict
67:21 documents downloaded from the pentagon
67:24 network by whistleblower chelsea born
67:26 bradley manning it says the cases of
67:29 mass civilian killing in afghanistan
67:31 allegedly committed by the u.s and other
67:34 nato countries which took part in the
67:36 20-year conflict should be investigated
67:39 this is what they say and those
67:41 responsible for the conflict crimes
67:44 should be held accountable spokesman for
67:45 the chinese ministry of foreign affairs
67:48 wang wen ben has stated
67:50 are they just like is everybody just
67:51 taking off their gloves they’re saying
67:52 like okay we’re straight up enemies
67:54 we’re going after you we’re doing
67:56 whatever i mean like this is
67:58 this is uh this is kind of nuts
68:02 maybe since we pulled out and
68:04 now they’re saying we should just call
68:05 them for what you know what what’s going
68:07 on says the lives and the human rights
68:09 of the afghan people should be
68:10 safeguarded this is about international
68:12 rule of law justice and the progress of
68:15 human rights the spokesman said
68:17 according to the chinese ministry of
68:19 foreign affairs some 47 thousand afghan
68:22 civilians died as a result of the armed
68:24 conflict in afghanistan by april 2020
68:28 when the u.s and the t band signed the
68:31 peace agreement the letter ultimately
68:33 resulted in nato’s withdrawal from the
68:35 country which was complete on august
68:38 30th 2021.
68:40 it says the information about massive
68:42 civilian casualties in afghanistan as a
68:44 result of their action of the nato
68:46 troops was first made public in 2010
68:49 when wikileaks leaked over 91 000
68:52 classified documents downloaded from the
68:54 us military network by whistleblower
68:57 chelsea manning
68:58 the documents show that the killings of
69:00 hundreds of civilians remained
69:02 unmentioned in the u.s and nato reports
69:05 about their military actions in the
69:07 country sparking a wave of public
69:09 discontent none of the countries were
69:12 held accountable based on those
69:13 revelations so this is one thing i know
69:17 uh the drone strikes and a lot of things
69:18 that we did uh that’s a huge number
69:20 actually so 47 000 afghan civilians
69:26 compare that to how many soldiers did we
69:28 lose 2 000
69:31 we killed a football stadium worth of
69:33 people
69:34 think about that if if there was a
69:36 football stadium full just packed to the
69:39 brim
69:40 uh as one of the biggest football
69:42 stadiums by the way there’s football
69:43 stadiums at 30 000 we’re talking about
69:45 one of the largest football stadiums in
69:47 the world and then you just drop
69:48 something and it destroys all of them
69:51 think about that that is uh so four
69:54 about four thousand died uh in september
69:56 of 2001 in the worst attack possible
69:59 that
70:00 i mean that’s 10 times
70:03 that number 10 times as many people that
70:06 died in september 2001
70:08 in the last
70:10 19 years
70:12 that’s a lot of people and remember
70:15 previous pres obama said you know making
70:17 jokes this is why this is why other
70:19 countries looked at when you know
70:21 president president uh barack
70:23 was at the uh press conference dinner
70:25 one of his last and he was joking about
70:28 you know hey if you’re dating my
70:29 daughter you know uh
70:31 making a joke about basically uh i’ve
70:33 got predator drones
70:35 that’s
70:36 why it was so messed up it’s like 47 000
70:38 people have died most probably
70:41 a lot of them from
70:43 i would assume drone strikes but i don’t
70:45 know
70:46 that’s why it’s just so screwed up
70:48 conflict is screwed up in in general
70:53 and then chinese military can paralyze
70:55 taiwan’s defense capabilities report
70:58 says
70:59 we’ve been looking at the they’re
71:01 looking at this now and they’re actually
71:02 saying that they believe that
71:04 it would be an easy win it says earlier
71:07 this year the chinese foreign ministry
71:08 underscored the need for taiwan and
71:10 island beijing considers to be an
71:12 integral part of china to admit its
71:14 future lies in reunification it says the
71:18 chinese military is capable of
71:19 paralyzing taiwan’s air defense systems
71:21 and fully monitoring their developments
71:24 or deployments a new report on the
71:26 island’s defense ministry has revealed
71:28 the annual report to mps on the chinese
71:30 people replacing army a copy of which
71:33 was seen by reuters it says claimed that
71:37 china can launch
71:39 so-called soft and hard electronic
71:42 attacks
71:43 dex if they can do it to them
71:46 why is you know why why aren’t more
71:48 people talking about how they could do
71:49 that to us
71:50 they definitely have
71:53 i mean obviously they have it it’s in
71:56 and if they’re worried about it there i
71:57 mean they’ve got the capability to
71:58 defend themselves we
72:00 presumably are doing things uh
72:02 indirectly to help them and if they
72:04 can’t if they feel like they’re not
72:06 going to be able to do it
72:08 then and they’re susceptible to this
72:09 then yeah i would think that were
72:12 anybody could be susceptible to that it
72:13 sounds like they’ve got a pretty strong
72:15 capability there which is probably on
72:17 par or close to being on par with what
72:19 we have
72:20 and you know i would expect us to be
72:22 able to do that and i would expect us to
72:24 now be vulnerable to china
72:28 so they again soft and hard attacks
72:31 to block communications across the
72:33 western part of the first island chain
72:35 the document apparently referred to a
72:36 number of islands running
72:38 uh
72:41 running uh
72:42 sorry about that i thought my light was
72:44 just gonna
72:46 fall over for no reason
72:51 just making sure we i wasn’t in an
72:53 earthquake here it says the document
72:55 apparently referred to a number of
72:57 islands running from the japanese
72:59 archipelago through taiwan and down to
73:01 the philippines
73:04 china quote can combine with its
73:06 internet army to launch wired and
73:09 wireless attacks against the global
73:11 internet
73:12 funny timing right
73:15 that this is all you know they put all
73:17 these things in here it says which would
73:19 initially paralyze our taiwanese air
73:21 defenses command of the sea and counter
73:24 attack system abilities presenting a
73:25 huge threat to us the report claimed
73:29 it says china could also paralyze
73:30 taiwan’s military command centers and
73:33 the combat capability of its naval and
73:35 air forces due to the pla precision
73:37 missile attacks
73:39 according to again the report
73:43 so
73:45 it says the survey also argued that
73:46 china has improved its reconnaissance
73:48 abilities using the baidu navigation
73:51 satellite system or bds which taiwan’s
73:54 defense ministry dubbed beijing’s
73:56 response to the u.s owned gps
74:02 by the way dex isn’t it a trip i so
74:05 i i guess i’m i’m not smart in this area
74:08 but gps is owned by the u u.s
74:12 like i guess that’s very um small-minded
74:14 of me because that’s our version does
74:17 europe have its own version or do they
74:19 use our gps
74:21 they probably use ours um i don’t know
74:23 if europe has their own they probably
74:25 have some satellites but they’re
74:26 probably our allies all have access to
74:28 using the gps system that we put up uh
74:31 but i do know we and we reported about
74:33 this a while back that china had
74:35 deployed their own right
74:37 and uh so that they could have their own
74:39 version of it in in in the uh in their
74:42 satellite systems
74:43 so okay so for those of the people that
74:46 are like well where’s this you know
74:47 conflict with china
74:49 do you think you would if you were china
74:51 and you did not if the united states
74:53 could cut you off from access to
74:55 satellites which of course if you get
74:57 hit with emp and your all your ground
74:59 stuff is done
75:01 would you not want to launch your own
75:03 stuffers it’s like there was setups and
75:05 china has done everything to do so
75:07 russia has done the same
75:09 notice how setting up to this oh it’s
75:11 like everybody is setting up
75:13 we’re we’re drilling to do launches with
75:16 a10 warthogs off of us highways they’re
75:18 drilling for that uh we’re drilling in
75:20 the dark drilling without gps drilling
75:22 without all this right because we’re
75:23 expecting they would try to knock that
75:25 out or knock it out
75:27 russia has separated its internet
75:30 completely
75:31 russia literally said you know it was it
75:34 was crazy because we covered when
75:36 vladimir says hey we’re putting this uh
75:38 bill in we’re suggesting this bill to uh
75:41 cut off the internet from the rest of
75:43 the world and it was like a couple weeks
75:44 later they’re like we’re working on it
75:46 and then they were done
75:48 it was just like that
75:50 and now they have the capability to make
75:52 it an intranet instantly so all of a
75:55 sudden none of their systems are
75:57 affected
75:58 so if they know of an attack or china
76:00 calls russian says hey we’re about to
76:02 destroy the internet of the world uh you
76:04 might want to go on internet mode
76:07 okay cool click
76:09 they separate
76:11 i mean dex could they do that
76:13 could they communicate and have by the
76:15 way china did the same so china and
76:17 russia have their own intranet and they
76:18 could probably even leave theirs
76:20 connected
76:22 while turning off ours
76:24 is that possible
76:25 well yeah certainly they’ve designed
76:27 theirs to stay up and they can keep
76:29 theirs up if the rest of it goes down so
76:31 if they do something to destroy the rest
76:33 of the network outside of their country
76:36 then they certainly can leave theirs up
76:37 and running
76:40 so they could take ours down and then
76:42 keep theirs up
76:45 that is really crazy spiral into crisis
76:49 the u.s china military hotline
76:52 is dangerously broken
76:55 this is
76:57 this is really really uh surprising says
77:00 the pentagon just had its first virtual
77:03 meeting with china’s military but formal
77:06 officials uh former officials warned the
77:08 communications gap could lead to
77:10 conflict to war right
77:12 it says after months of delay the
77:14 pentagon and china’s people’s liberation
77:15 army last week in uh initiated their
77:18 first direct contact
77:21 since president b took office
77:23 isn’t that kind of weird uh by the way
77:26 dex that they that he hasn’t talked with
77:28 ji at all
77:29 especially like publicly meeting shaking
77:32 hands it’s almost they’re like hey oh i
77:35 i don’t know you dude pretend you don’t
77:36 know me
77:38 exactly let that dust settle or at least
77:40 you know keep it up to the private cell
77:42 phone conversations yeah
77:45 yeah zoom or whatever they’re doing it
77:46 says that meeting a video called carried
77:48 by the usprc defense telephone link so
77:51 that special link that’s totally private
77:53 uh focused on maintaining open channels
77:55 of communications between the two
77:57 militaries it says it’s a step but
77:59 former senior u.s military officials
78:01 warn that better and more regular means
78:04 of communications are necessary to
78:06 prevent a possible future confrontation
78:09 between the u.s and the chinese military
78:11 forces in the indo-pacific region
78:12 because they’re slowly taking over that
78:14 area they’re making islands they made
78:16 the
78:17 spratly islands they made their own land
78:20 so they could claim that part of the sea
78:23 they want to take multiple straits and
78:25 then between them and russia they’re
78:27 making their own straight through
78:29 antarctica and all of this
78:31 it’s like they’re setting up for some
78:32 massive uh oh and
78:36 another thing that they knew they knew
78:38 that they would have to that they don’t
78:40 have or they were behind at the time
78:43 they knew that they were behind as far
78:44 as tech and all of that which again i
78:46 think they hacked a lot of our stuff
78:48 but they still don’t know what we have
78:50 right
78:51 so they said well we’ll have to do it
78:53 with brute force we’re going to have 1.4
78:56 or 2.4
78:57 million people
79:01 uh soldiers going across but we don’t
79:04 have that many ships
79:06 one now they’re the biggest navy but
79:08 they put it into law in china to
79:10 actually make every public ferry every
79:13 public uh you know every ship going
79:16 forward would actually be built
79:18 with transport in mind for military
79:22 that’s why their civilian fairies have a
79:25 special thing that they don’t normally
79:26 use where the whole of the ship comes up
79:29 and it can be used as a drop ship for
79:31 tanks and for other vehicles that’s
79:33 because they put that into law so every
79:36 ship that’s made
79:37 because they’re preparing
79:39 so on top of the military boats that
79:41 they’re doing
79:42 all of their civilian boats at one time
79:45 so say if it goes to conflict and all of
79:47 a sudden we’re at war with china
79:49 all of a sudden
79:51 china’s routine fairies that are going
79:53 across you know from from one ching
79:56 island to this island you know just a
79:58 consumer fairy
80:00 they get a call all of a sudden that’s a
80:02 military ship with drop ship
80:04 capabilities
80:06 why do you think they’re doing all this
80:09 why did why did the u.s order uh
80:12 something like
80:13 80 000 of these things
80:16 these island
80:17 uh dropship things straight from like
80:20 d-day only more advanced
80:25 they’re being made here locally by the
80:26 way
80:27 uh it says there should be a sense of
80:29 urgency about this said retired adam
80:32 scott swift former commander of the u.s
80:34 pacific fleet swift said unpredictable
80:36 triggers
80:38 may fuel a u.s chinese military conflict
80:41 that could overwhelm current bilateral
80:43 crisis communication systems
80:46 it says past experience underscores the
80:47 fragility of those links in the hours
80:49 following the june 4th 1989 massacre of
80:52 beijing citizens by chinese troop
80:54 dispatched to crush the tiananmen square
80:57 pro democracy demonstrations
80:59 then president george h.w daddy bush
81:03 urgently tried to call china’s then
81:05 paramount leader deng xiaoping
81:08 but he was unable to get through
81:12 hello oh it’s the answering machine
81:16 dang it chyna
81:18 bush’s national security advisor brent
81:20 snowcraft recalled
81:22 so
81:23 we we were about to go head-to-head and
81:25 we couldn’t get a hold of him
81:28 they ignored us they they pushed the the
81:30 red button
81:31 they said ah it’s probably a
81:33 telemarketer
81:36 history repeated itself 12 years later
81:38 when admiral joseph w prower
81:41 u.s ambassador in beijing urgently tried
81:43 to contact china’s foreign ministry
81:45 about the collision of a chinese fighter
81:47 jet and the us navy ep3 reconnaissance
81:50 plane in april 2001 off of china’s
81:53 heinon island
81:55 it says quote they didn’t answer my
81:56 phone call said pruer they didn’t want
81:58 to talk to us yet pruer had to wait
82:00 another 12 hours for the foreign
82:02 ministry to open discussions on revolt
82:04 resolving the the crisis
82:07 so we’ve we’ve covered multiple times
82:09 before the 2000 before the 80s even
82:11 where we’ve had multiple countries
82:13 including russia where we’ve had
82:14 instances where we couldn’t get a hold
82:16 of them or we were this close
82:18 to a full out exchange
82:22 so it’s pretty crazy that they do not
82:24 have reliable
82:26 uh lines right now dex do you have
82:27 anything to to add to that
82:31 well no it’s not surprising and it is
82:33 surprising that we don’t have
82:35 communications with the top countries at
82:37 all times it’s also not surprising that
82:40 this current uh situation we’re in with
82:42 this administration and this
82:45 uh pentagon leadership
82:47 is
82:47 fumbling around with us that’s not
82:49 surprising
82:51 dex you’ll like this
82:53 n95h by the way thank you for your
82:56 support and thank you for being around
82:57 for a long time uh
82:59 says aren’t all hotlines broken if the
83:01 person manning them is asleep
83:04 literally
83:06 that is a good one
83:08 uh he’s asleep at the wheel petrocraft
83:10 forever thank you so i’m assuming that
83:12 was on purpose uh petr cat
83:15 forever yes they said that in in chat oh
83:20 thank you so much petra cap forever
83:22 thank you for the massive support for
83:23 the channel it is people that step above
83:25 and beyond uh that really make the
83:27 difference since of course the platform
83:30 does not like to
83:31 uh
83:32 we we’re i guess we’re not
83:34 i feel like we’re not treated the same
83:36 on the other end so thank you so much uh
83:39 free bird thank you for the super chat i
83:41 appreciate that lindsay lindsay renee
83:45 thank you again and stephen click
83:47 i will definitely check out the cross
83:49 point church
83:50 uh randy westerberg i’ve heard the name
83:52 westerberg for some reason so some of
83:54 the best and deepest theology doctrine
83:56 out there
83:57 well cool thank you and then
84:00 gm ford halt some productionist chip
84:03 shortage
84:04 worsens
84:06 oh oh first of all i i can’t believe i i
84:08 almost skipped this china’s government
84:10 banned effeminate men
84:12 on tv and told broadcasters thursday to
84:15 promote revolutionary culture
84:18 broadening a campaign to tighten control
84:20 over business and society to enforce
84:23 official morality
84:24 president xi jinping has called for
84:26 national rejuvenation with a tighter
84:29 carnival party control of business
84:31 education culture and religion
84:34 companies and the public are now under
84:37 in under increasing pressure to align
84:39 with its vision for a more powerful
84:42 china and healthier society
84:44 dex i know the first thing that you
84:46 thought when you saw this
84:49 it’s like
84:50 okay do you know when uh
84:52 you know our our recruitment videos for
84:54 the military
84:55 it’s like the total polar opposite it’s
84:58 like they they don’t want it to have the
84:59 same reputation so they’re going the
85:01 opposite way
85:03 it is is it is
85:05 mind-blowing but not surprising you got
85:08 to read that quote um where it says
85:10 broadcasters must and in quotes what
85:12 they said
85:13 okay so look yeah
85:16 it says broadcasters and this is a real
85:18 thing
85:22 resolutely put an end to men and
85:26 other abnormal aesthetics the tv
85:29 regulator said using an insulting slang
85:32 term for effeminate men
85:34 nieng pao
85:35 or literally
85:37 girly guns
85:39 [Laughter]
85:42 they don’t want any girly guns
85:48 they call a feminine man girly guns
85:50 there
85:53 that’s bad slang there so
85:55 oh you girly guns
85:58 it says this reflects the official
86:00 concern that uh chinese pop stars
86:02 influenced by the sleek girlish look
86:06 of some south korean and japanese
86:07 singers and actors are failing to encour
86:10 courage china’s young men to be
86:12 masculine enough
86:14 okay first of all i don’t i’m not a a
86:16 huge fan of the bds kind of movement or
86:19 whatever um
86:21 or bts bts uh but south korean china the
86:25 the what is it k-pop right
86:28 a lot of those men they wear makeup but
86:30 they’re i mean like they’re very
86:32 effeminate
86:33 uh
86:34 to a point where it’s
86:37 you know you don’t know
86:38 it’s like every member of bts is a pat
86:42 and then one comes out with like the
86:45 what is it the
86:48 uh what was it
86:54 and you’re like oh no he he’s masculine
86:57 enough but then he’s got like
86:59 little weaves and and uh you know
87:02 six inch nails on it is this history
87:05 repeating itself cause you know i grew
87:06 up in the 80s and the the glam hair
87:08 bands you know vince neil and
87:11 you know nikki sixx and tommy lee and
87:13 all those guys had makeup on too it’s
87:15 long hair no it but they were they were
87:18 pretty much you know rubble rousing
87:20 hotel trashing badasses so
87:23 these guys are not rebel rousing
87:25 badassing trash these are
87:28 these are something else
87:32 what are you trying to say
87:34 i’m just trying to say that you know
87:37 you know i’m not trying to
87:40 you’re kind of a pat that’s all
87:42 what do you mean
87:44 well
87:46 saturday night live
87:49 never heard of it
87:51 yeah i know most kids haven’t
87:54 anyways moving on it says broadcasters
87:56 should avoid promoting vulgar internet
87:58 celebrities in admiration of wealth and
88:00 celebrity the regulator said instead
88:02 programs should vigorously promote
88:05 excellent chinese tradition culture
88:07 revolutionary culture and advanced
88:08 socialist culture
88:11 huh sounds familiar
88:17 gm says ford halt some production his
88:20 chip shortage worsens we’ve talked about
88:22 the chip shortages uh average car has
88:24 anywhere from 140 to 160 of of these
88:27 chips made in taiwan most of them made
88:29 in taiwan
88:31 uh that
88:33 these chips are just like
88:35 all of a sudden out right
88:38 uh this shortage they say is getting
88:40 worse
88:41 one car could have 140 160 of them and
88:44 now we have even less it says the global
88:47 shortage of computer chips is getting
88:48 worse forcing automakers to temporarily
88:51 close factories including those that
88:54 build popular pickup trucks
88:56 general motors announced thursday that
88:58 it would pause production at seven
89:01 that’s right seven north american plants
89:03 during the next two weeks including two
89:06 that make up the company’s top selling
89:08 chevrolet silverado pickup
89:11 ford will stop making pickups at its
89:13 kansas city assembly plant for the next
89:15 two weeks shifts will be cut at more
89:17 than two truck plants in dearborn
89:19 michigan and louisville kentucky
89:21 decks this is almost like they’re
89:23 stopping everything american they’re
89:25 stopping uh uh these companies this is
89:27 huge for our economy
89:29 i heard an interesting observation this
89:31 was crippled once
89:33 one strange person’s opinion okay but it
89:36 made me question it but if you think
89:38 about the deagle report and you think
89:39 about the pending you know massive shift
89:43 in population for whatever reason it’s
89:45 gonna that they were predicting is going
89:47 to happen right and that’s just right
89:50 around the corner
89:52 would this be more of a fabricated thing
89:55 and saying hey maybe we don’t need to
89:57 have you know 100 million cars here that
90:00 won’t be driven because there’s not
90:01 going to be anybody here maybe we’ll
90:03 just start backing down the dial on some
90:05 of these things so we’re not you know
90:06 overloading the uh
90:08 the land and the population with stuff
90:10 that we know there’s not going to be
90:11 people here for
90:14 i thought that was an interesting
90:15 observation oh i think there’s a lot of
90:17 interesting observations out there right
90:18 now i know i i i think most of them are
90:22 it’s it’s like uh
90:25 who was it was somebody
90:27 like super uber famous like
90:31 somebody said basically the uh
90:37 the biggest conspiracy theories or
90:39 whatever are
90:41 most likely being done right in front of
90:42 you or something right in plain sight
90:45 it was somebody who it was very
90:47 surprising for them to say that um apple
90:49 says arizona and georgia
90:52 dex your state will be the first to add
90:55 state ids to iphones
91:00 wow dex so if you forget your license
91:03 you’ll show them convenience yeah from a
91:05 convenience standpoint i’ve always said
91:06 to myself man it’d be so great if i just
91:09 had my driver’s license on my phone but
91:11 then i now know like you know there’s
91:13 all this other side of the the
91:15 discussion about how much control who
91:18 will they know
91:19 how are they going to track you where
91:20 does it go it just turns everything
91:22 digital but yeah
91:23 i mean you literally you can pay with
91:25 stuff in the store with your phone and
91:27 if you had your driver’s license on it
91:28 then you wouldn’t need to carry a wallet
91:30 you would just carry your phone and and
91:31 i get it the convenience is so so
91:34 convenient
91:36 uh but we have to ask ourselves what
91:38 comes along and what are we giving up
91:40 when we we you know run and grab that
91:42 convenience
91:45 and if this is in it it’s protect
91:47 because because they’re putting it into
91:49 the actual phones kind of software
91:52 that’s how it can’t just be fake it’s
91:54 not like you’re showing a picture of it
91:56 somehow you scan it into the phone
91:58 system and it’s part of the actual app
92:00 so that you can hand the cop the phone
92:02 they can go into it click a certain part
92:04 of the phone
92:05 that it has to verify it has to do all
92:07 of this uh for you to have your license
92:10 there
92:11 they’re digitizing everything and that’s
92:13 not a good thing and why are we putting
92:15 more dependents we know
92:17 that we are putting too much dependence
92:19 on the internet and everything else
92:21 what if we you know move away from
92:23 actual identities
92:25 physical ones where it’s all digital and
92:28 then the lights go off
92:30 then it’s just one big cluster
92:33 i just don’t understand why they’re
92:34 doing this anyways that that again is is
92:37 just nuts and then the new cv variant
92:40 moo
92:41 mu
92:43 under close scrutiny by the whoo
92:47 so
92:48 this is another variant apparently it
92:50 says
92:54 it says mu known scientifically as b1621
92:58 has been classified as a variant of
93:00 interest
93:02 so
93:03 uh it’s
93:04 now they have a warrant and they’re
93:05 gonna bring it in for questioning
93:09 apparently
93:10 apparently it came from a cow too
93:13 that’s nuts it says the global health
93:15 body said tuesday in a weekly endemic
93:17 bulletin
93:18 because you can’t miss your weekly
93:21 bulletin the who said the variant is
93:25 has mutations that indicate a risk of
93:27 resistance to the um
93:29 and stress that further studies were
93:32 needed to better understand the mu
93:35 variant
93:36 oh my god i just got your stupid joke i
93:39 was wondering when you were gonna get it
93:41 like i thought you were like waiting for
93:43 it to really come from a cow
93:48 i i just didn’t get the joke and then
93:51 after i read it the moon
93:55 you are absolutely horrible dexter
93:57 you’re you’re worse than me with the dad
93:59 jokes
94:00 the move variant
94:03 has a constellation of mu
94:06 mutations
94:10 that indicate potential properties of an
94:12 immune escape
94:15 so what does it say this is literally
94:17 telling us that this is this is the uh
94:21 this is the next thing that’s
94:23 gonna pop out
94:24 um it’s gonna be even scarier and we’re
94:26 gonna be scared
94:28 well some people will be scared
94:31 so scared in fact
94:33 uh
94:34 they’re gonna be jerks on twitter to
94:35 people
94:36 they’re gonna
94:38 yell at other people in the store if
94:40 they’re not doing what they need to do
94:43 it’s gonna be uh
94:45 it’s gonna be bad
94:47 it’s gonna be
94:49 real bad
94:51 bts what are you doing here
94:54 all right
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96:39 uh dex
96:42 you want to talk about the internet
96:43 shutdowns the new authoritarian weapon
96:46 of choice i actually uh put this in late
96:49 so
96:50 love for you to go over that
96:52 yes certainly adam this is uh this is
96:55 just back to that internet kill switch
96:56 so this uh this article for you guys
96:58 that want to know more about how these
97:00 different governments have actually made
97:02 use of it um they’ve actually shut down
97:04 the internet about 850 times
97:08 uh 90 percent of those shutdowns were
97:11 taking place just over the last five
97:12 years and these are governments that are
97:14 doing it because something is going on
97:16 they don’t want information getting out
97:18 they don’t want you know
97:20 rebels or whoever or whatever to have
97:24 access to information while something
97:25 may be going down whether it be a coup
97:28 or
97:29 a conflict or whatever so 850 times
97:33 nations have shut down the internet
97:35 that’s kind of a big number especially
97:36 when most of that’s been just the last
97:38 five years so that goes back to that
97:39 notion of you know what do you do to
97:42 circumvent that what do you do to
97:43 prevent that how can you you know help
97:45 the people whether it’s the people in
97:47 your state
97:49 uh or the people in another country
97:50 maybe it’s cuba but really maybe it’s
97:52 our own state maybe they shut down texas
97:54 maybe they shut down half of america or
97:56 all of america
97:57 what do we do to make sure that we can
97:58 continue to communicate and get
98:00 information out free information i just
98:03 thought of a new way to look at that
98:04 what if they think that the d side of
98:07 the aisle this is our side that signed
98:09 this
98:10 that they’re going to shut off the
98:11 internet and if they have this up then
98:13 they would have still have access to the
98:15 internet like they they uh
98:17 like they’re going to conflict with
98:19 themselves a civil conflict between the
98:22 sides
98:25 exactly and and you know there is
98:27 basically saying we should all be able
98:28 to access
98:30 yeah
98:32 go ahead sorry i’m saying having just
98:34 one internet right now is sort of a
98:36 single point of failure and having this
98:37 other
98:38 platform would give us
98:40 a backup so to speak or at least the
98:42 ability to quickly have a backup where
98:44 not just communications for military but
98:47 communications for all
98:49 so that you know information can be
98:50 disseminated to the masses or to the
98:52 people and and free information can flow
98:55 where it may have been blocked
98:58 all right just to read that one more
98:59 time
99:01 at least 850 times
99:04 in the last five years
99:07 most of them
99:08 governments worldwide
99:10 have intentionally shut down
99:13 the internet
99:15 so i wonder if any of these times or
99:17 times where we just have outages and we
99:19 think it’s local or which we think it’s
99:21 something or or maybe they even are in
99:23 cahoots with like down detector they say
99:25 hey down detector this is a government
99:27 thing we don’t want you to say that
99:28 we’re down you just people will think
99:30 it’s a local down outage
99:36 i just wonder how many times this has
99:37 happened here
99:38 basically they’re saying around the
99:39 world this has happened they’re shutting
99:41 off internet to people
99:43 so just wait
99:44 wait until they just go boop
99:46 zip
99:48 the day that the internet stops
99:50 where you have no wi-fi where you have
99:52 no
99:53 google you have no facebook you have no
99:55 netflix you have no way to get your
99:57 information
99:58 because now people are completely and
100:00 utterly reliant on their phones
100:04 they wouldn’t be able to even get around
100:05 town people don’t know how to navigate
100:07 they don’t even know their own
100:09 cities
100:10 without gps they might know how to get
100:12 to work and back but other than that
100:16 in the event of a net disaster or
100:18 natural disaster if they don’t have
100:20 their gps what are they going to do
100:24 so that’s why also one huge
100:27 tip that i am taking myself
100:32 is get books get books of things get
100:35 hard copies if you can’t afford a book
100:37 print it out
100:39 try to get a print of of some of the
100:41 tips and and some of the survival stuff
100:44 i have several books on uh what to eat
100:47 and things like this if just
100:49 hypothetically
100:50 shtf happened and it’s like
100:53 the worst thing ever
100:55 i have books on that
100:57 in fact my mods are the ones who like
101:00 helped me pick my books early on about
101:02 three years ago i got some amazing books
101:05 but those are my guides because you
101:07 won’t have a phone when this happens
101:11 or if it happens i’m sorry
101:13 when it happens
101:15 is my thought
101:17 uh dex
101:19 down below there’s like some crazy crazy
101:21 stuff here do you want to explain some
101:22 of that yeah absolutely and if you
101:24 refresh you’ll even see we added a video
101:27 uh for that uh sacramento school board
101:29 meeting so that’s on there guys so go
101:31 watch that if you want to see what
101:32 happened and that same uh channel that
101:34 did it uh has the update from tonight
101:36 too so you can just click through and
101:37 find it um you know there’s a web only
101:40 content it is everything else we can’t
101:42 talk about we either don’t have time for
101:44 or it’s really just too hot for tv
101:47 go to morefrugalnews.com click on the
101:49 thumbnail for the show and just scroll
101:50 down you’ll find the title says web only
101:52 content and you’ll find an entire show’s
101:53 worth of additional information
101:56 one of the new things that was just on
101:58 there we talked about this in our last
102:00 show which was these uh two key players
102:03 at the uh food and d.a
102:06 place that had resigned right well it’s
102:08 now being reported by ours technica that
102:11 that has happened because of
102:12 frustrations with certain things that
102:15 are happening with the administration
102:16 and the demands on them so go take a
102:18 look at that that’s a pretty interesting
102:20 uh headline the headline sort of says it
102:22 all but uh
102:23 lots more going on there of course adam
102:25 alluded to earlier the potential con
102:28 conversation that’s going on and being
102:30 investigated now about whether or not we
102:31 had information
102:33 uh and a lock so to speak on the
102:35 uh bad guy in the a country that hurt
102:39 our uh our marines and our navy
102:41 so if that’s true that’s kind of a very
102:44 bad sign and a bad story the way it’s
102:47 being told so go take a look make sure
102:48 you know what’s going on lots of other
102:50 stuff on here
102:51 lots of conversations happening around
102:53 both
102:54 the political spectrum what’s happening
102:56 in what was happening in the a country
102:58 what is still happening there what’s
102:59 happening with the bean counters um and
103:02 with uh stuff even from last year in
103:05 november that we’re all a lot of people
103:06 are still questioning and wondering so
103:08 take a look go to morefrugalnews.com
103:10 click on the thumbnail for the show
103:11 scroll down to web only content if you
103:13 haven’t done it you’re missing a lot
103:16 the the second to last one here b snaps
103:19 at gold star dad man i just some of the
103:22 things just yeah
103:24 just
103:26 yeah i mean
103:27 the dad showed him a picture and said
103:29 don’t forget him and he’s like yeah yeah
103:30 i won’t i know this person i know that
103:32 person blah blah blah blah it was sort
103:34 of like dismissed it as opposed to being
103:36 empathetic and just be like yeah you
103:37 know you’re right i’ll never forget you
103:39 know it’s kind of it’s it’s eye-opening
103:41 when you hear some of these stories
103:44 and i know not everybody’s great with
103:45 dealing with people and not everybody’s
103:48 a people pleaser but wow
103:50 that’s some of the some of the just the
103:54 last year it’s like intensified because
103:56 t-man was followed everywhere because
103:58 t-man was news
104:00 t-man uh all the news agencies anything
104:02 he did if he scratched his nose i mean
104:05 it was it was gold if he tweeted
104:08 every single news outlet covered it it’s
104:11 just strange because now we don’t hear
104:13 about the prez unless he’s talking about
104:15 something and now all of a sudden we’re
104:17 hearing everything negative about him
104:19 they’re watching his every move just
104:21 like they did with t-man it’s like it’s
104:23 like who’s going to be the next fall guy
104:25 right
104:26 they’re already setting him up they must
104:28 have came to him when he was 70 and was
104:30 like you know hey
104:32 uh we’re 75 and they were like hey can
104:34 you be president we kind of have to have
104:37 you like brutally fail
104:39 um
104:40 in fact we’re gonna have this thing go
104:42 down like we’re
104:44 during your presidency you’re kind of
104:46 but we’re gonna pay you billions of
104:47 dollars and you can you know
104:50 uh we’ll make sure your nieces or
104:51 nephews or your son or your grandsons or
104:53 whatever they’ll they can you know be
104:55 present in like 25 years from now
104:58 okay cool
105:00 you know if you had to live that life
105:03 wouldn’t it be easy to do it with
105:04 something like dementia then you
105:05 wouldn’t have to worry about remembering
105:07 all those things
105:11 by the time
105:12 by the time we screw over you won’t know
105:13 what’s going on
105:17 all right
105:18 uh let’s see here
105:21 thank you survival living again gonna
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107:00 that’s awesome i love hearing stuff like
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107:02 all right uh it is
107:05 now time for the outro
107:08 it is not
107:10 an outro it’s not a shout out
107:14 it’s a shoutro
107:16 dex
107:19 thank you for your service much love be
107:22 safe be prepared and marv out
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108:02 brains and
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108:17 forever
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108:33 forever
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108:47 um
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109:14 mm-hmm
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109:43 oh
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110:01 mm-hmm
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110:22 going
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110:36 all right special one for petrocat
110:38 forever
110:40 so if you don’t know what’s going on
110:41 it’s a shoutro it’s where i take the top
110:44 donators and everyone in the chat and i
110:47 say thank you because without you we
110:49 would not be here and we would not
110:51 matter lucky seven nico thank you thank
110:55 you thank you and thank you
110:57 uh lisa marie s thank you thank you
111:00 thank you
111:01 now it’s time for
111:06 hmm
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112:01 oh
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112:41 hmm
112:46 is
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113:22 me
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113:36 i said what the is wrong with
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113:46 i appreciate you
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114:04 let’s see
114:09 oh