The Fermi Paradox is the question of why, given the vastness of the universe and the high probability of extraterrestrial civilizations, we have not detected any evidence of alien life. Enrico Fermi, a renowned physicist, posed this question by noting that if intelligent civilizations exist, they should be visible or detectable by now. The paradox arises because the observable universe contains at least 100 billion galaxies, each with 100 to 1,000 billion stars, and planets are very common. However, despite this, we have not observed any alien civilizations, spaceships, or signals. Various solutions have been proposed, including the Great Filter theory (civilizations destroy themselves before reaching advanced stages), the Dark Forest theory (civilizations hide to avoid destruction), and the possibility that we are alone in the universe.
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>> [music] [music] >> America is the richest [music] country in the world. So, why does life feel [music] so Hi everyone. Hello. Happy what the [ __ ] is today? Happy Saturday. Happy Saturday everyone. By the way, I saw all you [ __ ] out there making fun of hearing my video in the background and I hate you all dearly, okay? Now, let's let's see how people are doing today. Who do we have here? Who do we have here? Who the [ __ ] do we have here? Happy Saturday, okay? Who do we got? We got We got We got Hello Dolly Boy, so glad you're here, Dolly Boy. So glad you're here, Dolly Boy. I'll always very glad to have you here, Dolly Boy. As always, it wouldn't be the same without Dolly Boy present. So glad you're here. Hello, J Williams. Hello, J Williams. Also very happy to have J Williams here as always.
J Williams, great artist. Glad to have you J Williams. Glad to have you here.
Hello, Philly cheese. Philly cheese, by the way, J Williams, you do have a lot more follow J J Williams is a popular artist, by the way. Not only is J Williams an artist, J Williams is a popular artist. I saw I saw the Twitter [ __ ] there, J Williams. You were right, okay? Anyway. Uh great art, by the way. Anyway. Hello, Philly cheese. So glad you're here, Philly cheese. As always, Philly cheese, great member of the community. Been here for a while. Very long time, as a matter of fact, I don't know. You've been here since at least the late Pleistocene, I think, Philly cheese. But hello, Philly cheese. So glad you're here. Hello, Finn. Hello, Finn. Finn also good member of the community. Great established member. So glad you're here. Hello, Finn. I'm very glad you're here, right?
Um who the [ __ ] else is here? We got Sir Bart. Hello, Sir I'm already cursing at 10, guys. It's going to be a good day.
Hello, Sir Bart. I'm so glad Sir Bart is here. Sir Bart Sir Bart has been here since like I don't know. The Genesis. I don't know.
Sir Bart has been here forever, too.
A long time. Hello, Sir Bart. Hello, Lurking Snow Leopard. So glad you're here, Lurking Snow Leopard, of course.
Okay. So glad you're here, Lurking Snow Leopard. Remember, Lurking Snow Leopard's been here for a long time, as well. Lurking Snow Leopard has the most adorable little emojis and [ __ ] okay?
Like Lurking Snow Leopard is kind of like an actual Lurking Snow Leopard.
It's adorable. Just keep an eye out on it. Keep an eye out on it because, you know, Lurking Snow Leopards can bite.
Okay? They can bite, all right? But they're also very rare. So not only is Lurking Snow Leopard cute in their comments and slightly dangerous, but also a very rare specimen, okay? That we should keep here as long as we can.
Uh hello, Drucilla. Drucilla's also been here for ages. Oh my god, Drucilla. I don't even remember the last time like when the I don't even like I feel like you've always existed.
Uh like you've never There's never a time you haven't been around. So glad you're here, Drucilla. Kaylee Lane also has been here since the beginning. Uh so is Laqualla. Laqualla's been Laqualla has been around for a long time, okay?
Oh my god, folks. Hello, Mayflower Kid.
Hello, I I'm tired just looking at all of you. Like, oh my god, how have you stayed around?
Oh my god, it's exhausting. Okay, hello, Mayflower Kid.
Cuz we've been through a lot together, haven't we, folks? We've been through a lot of [ __ ] Okay, hello, Mayflower Kid.
So glad Mayflower Kid's here. Everyone should join the Discord. It's linked at the bottom of the the YouTube chat and the top of the Twitch stream. Uh Twitch chat Mayflower Kid is the uh liaison, okay, the uh the journalist responsible for our Jester News newsletter. We love it. Uh thank you, Mayflower Kid. Yes, please guys, like the stream if you haven't already over on YouTube. All right, okay. Um Philly Cheese America is the right Yeah, no, you didn't hear that, Philly Cheese. I I clicked a video accidentally. I hate all of you. How dare you? Okay, no. No, we're not we're not calling me a boomer. No. No, Laquar.
No, Philly Cheese. Okay, hello, Weird Mom Blob. Weird Mom Blob, of course, is a has a library worth of books uh inside of her head and is brilliant and has been here forever. We all love the Blob, don't we? Okay. Uh by the way, folks, on a side note, uh please just uh keep and make sure and again, guys, I know it's the internet, so it's hard, but just remember, we uh you if you open up if you're on Discord, you can open up people's profiles and you can see what their pronouns are. I've just noticed and I know it's the internet. It's not like it makes it harder, but just uh make sure you're using the right pronouns for people, etc. Okay?
Um you know, just try your best. Uh just a side note there. Um we all we all make mistakes, okay? We definitely do. I'm just uh trying to make sure everyone feels um like they're called the right pronouns. I'm going to try and set up set up some way that we can have our pronouns next to our name, so that people actually know, cuz we chat with each other so much, right? Um we'll we'll figure something out, okay? Um so, hello, Luke. Hello, Luke. How are you doing, Luke? Luke has been here for ages, too. Dear god, Luke. Okay, hello, Luke. I think Luke saw the first Tyrannosaurus Rex fall into a bog.
Uh anyway, hello, Luke. So glad you're here. Uh In Your Groove has also been in here for ages. Oh my god, In Your Groove. Dear god, we've been through some [ __ ] haven't we, InYourGroove?
Holy [ __ ] Okay, yeah. Uh, hello, InYourGroove. Also been here for ages.
Um, how's my voice today? It's doing It's doing better, Louise. Uh, I feel my voice is no longer gone for some reason.
Uh, I'm feeling pretty well. I do have painkillers in my system for the um, I have painkillers in my system for the uh, the tooth. So, hopefully it won't cause many problems.
Over-the-counter painkillers, by the way. Though I might I still might not stream as long as normal, guys, just because I'm trying to protect my mouth, okay? Uh, it's getting better, but I need to make sure it doesn't open back up. So, if it starts hurting too much, I will get off early.
Um, hello, Sylvie. Sylvie's been around forever, too. Uh, guys, I got to speed up. I'm sorry. Hello, Outer Signal.
Hello, Sylvie. Two great members of the community. I am calling you old. Uh, Mayflower Kid. Um, uh, Luke, you're you're Yeah, you're from the Cambrian. Uh, Sir Bart. Hello, Doug. Doug's been around forever. That's Antifa you, for those who don't know.
Um, okay, okay, okay. Uh, all right, guys.
We have some [ __ ] to talk about. Uh, hello. Uh, so Uh, hello. By the way, U H U E U L K I O, I am not going to release your messages because I don't know you.
I don't know you. So, it feels kind of odd to release messages where you're asking where you're saying talking like a thing is about like that in an appropriate manner if I don't know you.
I know a lot of the folks in here, and like we can kind of joke about that, but like may I ask is what kind what why are you making that joke, okay? Um, for the mods on YouTube, you can see what I'm saying here, but you don't have to block this person because I don't I don't know the purpose of this joke, EUL. Would you just explain that to me, okay?
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Let's go on. I believe it, Luke. Luke has been working really hard on a bunch of stuff, okay? Um All right.
Uh, J Mac, uh, I will hydrate. Thank you, J. Jello, J Mac. So glad you're here.
Okay, thank you, Jay Mack.
All right. All right. All right. All right. So, let's continue. Let's continue.
Um let's continue. So, guys, we this is a Saturday. Uh okay, thank you, Auto Signal.
Uh th- this is like I like I wasn't sure Auto Signal had I said something to prompt that or is it just like harassing me because I'm slightly fruity? I don't know. Who knows? Okay?
Cuz I I hear [ __ ] like that all the time, Auto Signal. I got to tell you.
But, we'll see if it is because I it's a homophobia thing. I don't know. Okay.
So, okay, guys. So, uh so, let's see here. We um uh we have a lot to talk about. Uh not really. So, we're going to have a relaxed stream, okay? We're going to have a relaxed stream. Someone asked is do is the guest I said I would have here. Oh, I don't know. Maybe. Maybe that guest is here. Who knows? Who knows? Uh maybe that person is here. Hm.
I mean, I guess you'll have to keep an eye out. It'll be like It'll be like Where's Waldo, you know? If you see If you see the guest walk by or something.
Maybe, you know, I'll I'll deny it and I'll gaslight all of you, okay?
Uh that guest, by the way, might be on our stream on Monday or later tonight, okay?
Uh might be on the stream later tonight.
We'll see, okay?
Um we'll find out, okay? Uh so, anyway, just letting you know, all right? Okay.
Um I know you're all deeply excited about the guest. Uh I know. I know.
You're mad that they're not on. Okay, whatever. Whatever. It's fine. There is a special guest. How dare you, okay?
But, what they might not be on during this stream, but Monday definitely, okay? So, all right. So, guys, let's um I know. I love gaslighting all of you.
You're just trying to hold us here. I hate all of you. I hate all of you. All you need to calm down. You all need to calm down, okay? Yes, the guest is here, okay? Calm down. Okay, calm down. All right? So, um okay. So, anyway, we uh you know, so, just you know, you got to keep your eye out.
Sorry, that Sorry, that caught me off guard.
Um no one saw anything. No one saw anything. No one saw anything, okay?
That was not You did not see anything.
That was an That was a hallucination. No one saw that, okay? No one saw that.
That was a That was a No, you're all You're all going crazy. You're all going crazy. You didn't see anything, all right?
Dear god, I'm going to blush now. Okay, um It was the wind, correct. It was the wind. Okay.
Anyway, let's talk about Let's talk Uh, let's talk, okay?
Let's talk. So, guys, we're going to have a fun stream today. We're going to have a fun stream today. We're mainly going to talk about We're mainly going to How dare you, outer signal? You cause You know what? Look, I'm literally turning red. Whatever.
We're all going to talk about um uh fun stuff, okay? There are some things in the news, but alas, it is Saturday. I would rather just kind of do some chilling stuff, okay? I'm going to I'm We're going to do some chilling stuff.
Um We Let's uh We're going to talk about aliens for a bit, okay? Uh that might happen, Jaymac.
That The individual that's in the room might walk by a few times.
Um so, we No, literally, Lilium, my mouth might start hurting, okay? Anyway.
So, let's go on here, guys. Let's go on here. We have uh I'm going to So, what we're going to do is this, all right?
Okay.
We We are uh Okay.
What am I saying here? I love aliens and space. Excellent, Diego. We're going to talk a little bit about aliens and space. Okay, you're suddenly not interested. What do you mean, Sylvie? I hate all of you, okay?
I can focus. What the [ __ ] do you mean?
I hate all of you, okay? I hate all of you so much. I hate all of you so much.
Okay, hilarious. All right. So, uh we are going to talk a little bit about aliens, okay? We're going to talk a little bit about aliens, all right? Now, why not? Why the [ __ ] not? So, has anyone here There are some news items, guys. I'm not going to look at them right away. I'm in a mood to talk about something unrelated. It's Saturday after all.
Um So, uh Sylvie, well, I'm sorry, Sylvie. I'm sorry, okay. Then watch another streamer then Sylvie, okay?
Whatever. No, please don't. Please stay Sylvie. I promise you'll have fun, okay?
We'll have a good time. So, we're going to talk about aliens not in the way you think, okay? There I have said before because I keep asking people people keep asking me, "Do you believe in aliens? Do you believe in aliens? Do you believe in aliens?" Yeah, I think aliens are out there somewhere.
Now then, if you ask me do I believe the conspiracy that that there have been aliens have come to Earth and it's being hidden by the government or something?
No.
But it is my opinion just a matter of statistics. That it's very likely that there are aliens out there somewhere, whether they be single-celled organisms or intelligent beings, etc. It just seems like it would be very strange if we were the only planet in the whole entire universe that had life on it. Um, yeah, we're going to morph his blood there. It's probably out there somewhere, but aliens can be something like moss or a single-celled organism, okay? Um, and the aliens in different places would likely develop based off their environments, etc. I just think it's unlikely to to that there won't to be aliens out there. Now, that does not mean that I think aliens have come to Earth and we're going to watch some stuff. Uh, I do not Jay Williams. I do not, okay?
Uh, we are not going to um, uh, so we're not going to do we're not I don't believe that. So, what we're going to do is we're going to watch a a video about a real thing, okay? A real thing called the Fermi paradox, okay? Which I think is super interesting and I think you guys will think it's interesting, too. This is a serious, uh, like this is a serious debate amongst astrophysicists and philosophers and things like that, okay? Uh, it's called the Fermi paradox. Fermi being a physicist, a really renowned physicist, um, who I think was partially responsible for developing the nukes, okay? And things like that. Uh, very important guy and he kind of developed this theory. Uh, and this is about the theory about why uh Matt Siga, very brilliant. Um I think Fermi was. I think Fermi was involved with the nukes. I'm pretty sure. Um yeah, Luke, I thought so, okay.
So, we are going to uh talk going to I'm going to we're going to talk about Um no, Sylvie. We're going to talk about the Fermi paradox, which I think is super fascinating. And um I If you guys think I know normally we do social studies stuff. This is sort of social studies stuff in that it does have a lot to do with things we've talked about in the community, okay?
It's we should we we could probably assume that any alien civilization that develops of intelligent aliens or whatever would probably be base similar similar in that it is based off its environment, right? It probably be have a society that very much like human societies is based off the material realities that it exists in, literally, okay? Like So, they'd probably have a culture based off their environments.
They'd probably have um a power structure based off their environments. Uh now, obviously, this depends. We depends on how intelligent they are, etc. and like other things. Um but we're So, yes, I believe they do look Lakwatsain. If they don't, I will mention it, Lakwatsain. So, let's watch about the Fermi paradox. I don't want to get ahead of it and I don't want to confuse everyone. Um so, let's just watch this and let's talk about it, okay?
the only living things in the entire universe. The observable universe is about 90 >> going to I'm sorry, I'll start it over again. we the only living things in the entire universe. The observable universe is about 90 billion light-years in diameter. There are at least 100 billion galaxies, each with 100 to 1 >> It is insane how tiny we are, folks. And by the way, the like the fact that we're so tiny also even though it's scary, it's also kind of a hopeful thing. That means that like, you know, that girl that girl or that guy or that NB that you had a crush on in high school that crushed your heart. Um yeah, I know it hurts, but that's okay. People make mistakes. You know what I mean? Like we're very small.
Even your mistakes are small. Okay, even like the big mistakes you've made that like haunt your nightmares are very small compared to the size of the universe. You see what I mean? Okay, so anyway >> thousand billion stars. Recently, we've learned that planets are very common, too. And there are probably trillions and trillions of habitable planets in the universe, which means there should be lots of opportunity for life to develop and exist, right? But where is it? Shouldn't the universe be teeming with spaceships? Let's take a step back.
Okay. By the way, there are some issues with Kurzgesagt. Like you know I'm a socialist, I can't help it. I think it's partially funded by Bill Gates.
Uh so they are not exactly a lot of the times they kind of give liberal solutions to some of the issues they talk about. This one obviously isn't really doesn't necessarily require any kind of bias it because it's theoretical and [ __ ] but uh so to so just to be clear, be careful with some Kurzgesagt videos. Uh some Kurzgesagt videos aren't great, okay? And they come to uh yeah, they come to conclusions that are really in line with the interests of the capital class. This one though is fine because it's not like really coming to any conclusions. It's just kind of a cool video about uh the subject, okay?
Even if there are alien civilizations in other galaxies, there's no way we'll ever know about them. Basically, everything outside of our direct galactic neighborhood, the so-called local group, [music] is pretty much out of our reach forever.
>> Yeah. Because of the ex- Drizella, I love animation. I got to tell you.
Drizella says, "Sam's showing us tart cartoons again. Really thinks we're children." No, I like animation. I love the art of animation, so screw you, Drizella, okay? And you are a child, Grizzella. You are a child, okay?
Anyway, I love you, Grizzella. I'm sorry. Uh thank you, Sylvie, all right.
>> expansion of the universe.
Even if we had really fast spaceships, it would literally take billions of years to reach these places.
>> Yes. Traveling through the emptiest areas in the universe. So, let's focus on the Milky Way. The Milky Way is our home galaxy. It consists of up to 400 billion stars. That's a lot of stars.
>> [music] >> Counting one per second, it would take you 100 lifetimes to count them all.
There are about 20 billion sun-like stars in the Milky Way, and estimates suggest that a fifth of them have an Earth-size planet in its habitable zone, the area with conditions that enable Now, it's an honest question, guys. For I Now, listen, I'm not a scientist. This is why I'm asking some of the scientist people in here, the people who know more more about science than I do.
I and I can this is going to be a stupid question. Isn't it possible for creatures to live outside the habitable zone? Because isn't the habitable zone based off our concept of what uh where something could live?
Or is it literally just that it would be very hard for molecules to sort of be formed in a way that would be beneficial to life outside the habitable zone? I'm guessing that's what it is, but I've always wondered like cuz that seems to kind of limit our perspective on this. Uh just a question.
I'm not an astrophysicist. That's why I'm asking. I could be completely stupidly wrong. life to exist.
>> [music] >> I know. I know, Grizzella. I know. If 1% of those planets harbored life, there would be 1 million planets with life [music] in the Milky Way. But wait, there's more. The Milky Way is about 13 billion years old.
>> [music] >> In the beginning, it would not have been a good place for life because things exploded a lot. But after 1 to 2 billion years, the first habitable planets were born. [music] Earth is only 4 Okay, I'm going to make a joke here. Um well, I didn't know the Milky Way was bordering Israel. Maybe that's why things were exploding all the time. billion years old, so there have probably been trillions of chances for life to develop on other planets in the past. If only a single one of them had developed into a space-traveling super civilization, we would have noticed by now. What would such a civilization look like? There are three categories.
A type one civilization would be [music] able to access the whole energy available on its planet. In case you're wondering, we're currently around 0.73 on the scale, and >> Matt Saiguy says, "I heard CR's guest is pro-Israel." No, my guest is absolutely not pro-Israel. My guest My guest has a look of shock and chagrin on his face and a look of horror at the mention at the thought that he could possibly be pro-Israel. I mean, the fictional guest that doesn't exist right now, okay?
We should reach type one sometime in the next couple of hundred years. Type two would [music] be a civilization capable of harnessing all of the energy of its home star. This would require some serious science fiction, but it is So, uh according to the uh Kardasha the Kardashev scale, right? Um the theory here, guys, is that a type one civilization of of space-going organism, I guess, would have harnessed the entire the energy of its entire planet. Okay?
Uh and so, that would meet certain qualifications. We haven't even gotten to the stage one yet, guys. We haven't like we're not We haven't really successfully harnessed all the energy of our planet yet.
Type two civilization would be you've uh the civilization that has harnessed the power of its solar system. All the power of its solar system, which would the the biggest source of power in any solar solar system is is the sun or like the star at the center of the solar system.
So, if you've successfully har- harnessed that power, uh it'd be pretty um uh let's see here.
So, you you we'd be able to see it. Let me So, I'll I'll sorry. Let me ex- Let me go back here. Also, I don't know why there are Arabic Okay.
Why are there Arabic Uh give me a second here.
Uh subtitles. That's strange.
Um Where Where's the Eng- Where's the English?
I'm just going to put up English so you guys can see it. English, there we go.
Okay, everyone ready?
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>> [music] >> This would require some serious science fiction, but it is doable in principle.
Concepts like the Dyson sphere, a giant complex surrounding the sun, would be conceivable.
Type three is a civilization that [music] basically controls its whole galaxy and its energy. Yeah.
>> An alien race this advanced would probably be godlike [music] to us. But why should we be able to see such an alien civilization in the first place?
If we were to build generation spaceships that could sustain a population for around [music] 1,000 years, we could >> So So, Sir Bart, is that I know you I don't know if you're joking, Sir Bart, but you're partially right, okay? Sir Bart says science fiction. This is seriously discussed stuff discussed stuff, and a lot of science fiction comes out of it. But you're right. This is all very theoretical, but serious people do literally talk about this. The idea being that, you know, after a population grows to a certain size, they would have to start finding other new sources of energy, and this is what is considered the best sources of energy that we know of would be to take over an entire star, and then to take over the stars of an entire galaxy, okay? So, this is all very theoretical. Now, so uh we'll we'll we'll we'll keep talking here, okay?
>> colonize the whole galaxy in 2 million years. Sounds like a long time, but remember, the Milky Way [music] is huge.
So, if it takes a couple of million years to colonize the entire galaxy, and there are [music] possibly millions, if not billions of planets that sustain life in the Milky Way, [music] and these other life forms have had considerably more time than we've had, then where are all the aliens? Yeah. This is the Fermi paradox, and nobody has an answer to it. But we do have some ideas.
So the Okay, so the very um Uh no, Sir Bart, you're right. Uh there are definitely critiques I have of the Fermi paradox. Uh but the I very idea here the the paradox is this, guys. Uh alien civilizations have had plenty of time to develop in a way that would allow us to see them. Okay? And given the size of the universe, we should expect to see some other species or or civilization out there other than just our own. So the paradox is we should be able to see these if they exist. Uh why can't we see them if we exist?
Okay? That's the paradox. Where are they if they're if they should be there, okay? So then them the So to solve this problem, the there are solutions to this. Why we cannot see those civilizations. And this is where a lot of the cool stuff comes in. Okay? So the ideas about why we can't see other aliens out there yet, okay? Uh you see here um Yonas, do you Um there you go, Luke. Hey, Yonas, uh the you know Dune has the Butlerian Jihad war against machines. Do you think that could happen? Pro Yes, Yonas, I absolutely think that could happen. As a matter of fact, Yonas, that's one of the solutions to the Fermi paradox, kind of.
You'll see what I mean, okay?
Let's talk about filters. [music] A filter in this context represents a barrier that is really hard for life to overcome. They come in various degrees of scary.
One, there are great filters [music] and we have passed them. Maybe it is way harder for complex life to develop than we think. So the question is do we Yeah, no, you're right, Leelane. And I I think Sir Bart is right and you're right, Leelane. There are some um human-centric notions to this theory.
Uh so the best we can have are is to theorize based off what we know.
So the idea here, guys, is that one of the reasons why we don't see civilizations is because it's very hard for civilizations can't develop to a point where we can see them because there are certain great filters. As in um civilizations reach a certain point where they get destroyed.
And these are called filters, which mean that there are very few civilizations that survive, that make it through the filters. So, what are the filters that make civilizations collapse and that so that we can't see them? All right?
And we have passed them. Maybe it is way harder for complex life [music] to develop than we think. The process allowing life to begin hasn't yet been completely figured out and the conditions required may be really [music] complicated. Maybe in the past the universe was way more hostile and only recently have things cooled [music] down to make complex life possible. This would also mean that we may be unique or at least one of the first, if not the first civilization in the Don't criticize it too much yet. This is all just speculation and that that this one is very human-centric, but there are other ones that are not human-centric, okay? You'll see what I mean. entire universe.
Two, there are great filters and they are ahead of us. This one would be really, really bad. [music] Maybe life on our level exists everywhere in the universe, but it gets destroyed when it reaches a certain point, a point [music] that lies ahead of us.
For example, awesome future technology exists, but when activated it destroys [music] the planet. The last words of every advanced civilization would be, "This new device will solve [music] all of our problems once I push this button." If this is true, then we are closer to the end [music] than the beginning of human existence or maybe there is an ancient type [music] three civilization that monitors the universe and once a civilization is [music] advanced enough, it gets eliminated in an instant. That is one theory.
>> something This, by the way, guys, and this is dark, this is what Luke was or who was it? Laqualla was talking about.
This is called the dark jungle uh theory. Uh the idea that the reason we don't see other civilizations is because when one does become visible, it gets destroyed.
So, it might be that the other civilizations out there are hiding because they know there's something bigger out there that will come destroy us or if a civilization does appear, um, it it it instantly gets destroyed by some other civilization that keeps itself hidden, okay? Now, again, this is all theoretical. Yeah, Matt exactly, Matt Saga. This is all theoretical, okay? out there that it would be better not to discover.
There is no way for [music] us to know.
One final thought, maybe we're alone.
Right now, [music] we have no evidence that there's any life besides us.
Nothing. The universe >> [music] >> appears to be empty and dead. No one sending us messages, no one answering our calls. We may be completely alone, [music] trapped on a tiny moist mudball in an eternal universe. Does that thought scare [music] you? If it does, you're having the correct emotional reaction.
If we let life [music] on this planet die, perhaps there will be no life left in the universe. Life will be gone maybe forever. If this is the case, we just have to venture to the stars and become [music] the first type three civil Okay.
So, that we're almost done with this one, so I'm going to go to the next one, okay? I'm going to go to the next one.
There are probably So, this one is about solutions and ideas. So, the great filter, guys, the great filter, one of the big ideas of the great filter is that uh, there are a bunch of interesting solutions to it. Well, they're probably going to talk about it in this one. One is that climate change will destroy us, okay? That most civilizations uh, destroy themselves through climate climatic changes through the release of carbon dioxide and things like that or the destruction of their home planet.
Uh, another one is that, uh, machines take over and destroy the planet uh, because at a certain point of development, civilizations accidentally unleash some sort of technology that destroys themselves.
Uh, there are a bunch of other So, we let's um, and I I think, guys uh to be honest, you know, I the idea that the we're the only life in the universe is stupid.
I think. Like that would be so ridiculously unlikely that one of the things that I I have a critique about that first video is that they end on the notion, well, maybe we're the only life out here. And if that's the case, we need to focus on exploring space. That seems to be kind of a gate gates type thing to add in there. But let's watch the next video, okay? Um yeah, that's overwhelming anthro anthropocentrism. Okay. Um let's go on to the Hello Ubi Gubi.
Um let's let's So, let's watch the next one. This talks about some solutions to the Fermi paradox, okay? There are 10,000 stars for every grain of sand on Earth [music] in the observable universe. We know that there might be trillions of planets. So, where are all the aliens? Thanks for following.
>> This is the Fermi paradox. If you want to know more about it, watch part one.
Here, we look at possible solutions to the Fermi paradox. So, will we be destroyed or does a glorious future await us?
Yeah.
Hello, Gwen.
Space travel is hard. Although possible, it's an enormous challenge to travel to other stars. Massive amounts of material have to be put into orbit [music] and assembled. A journey of maybe thousands of years needs to be survived by a population big enough to start from Yeah, that like this is why guys when people when people like Elon Musk are like we need to go settle Mars. We need to go settle Mars. And like what they like the hyper This is what why I mean when I say I get sick of the hyper focus on settling other planets at this point.
It is not easy. It takes an enormous amount of resources.
It's unlikely to be successful. And we need to work on our own planet, okay?
Does that mean I think that we shouldn't care about space? No. Uh this but I think there's a lot of distraction that takes place when people focus about colonizing other planets at this point.
Um it's like, well, can we like I'm not being a negative Nancy Mattsai guy. I'm not being a negative Nancy, okay? Um like that's But guys, think about it though. Why Okay, folks, for those that are criticizing me right now, let's be clear. Who is it right now that's focused on colonizing other planets and [ __ ] It's the elites.
It's the elites. They're the ones who are always ranting about it and pushing it and getting it and trying to get it done and crap like that. Okay?
Corporations, big corporations want us to colonize asteroids to take comments comments and [ __ ] to take water off them or like just go to the asteroids to get water off them and [ __ ] Okay? Like it it's kind of like, oh, we need to explore so that we can exploit other places or to save ourselves from a collapsing planet. Why don't we fix the planet? Okay?
Um yeah, and so I am not a fan of space exploration for the sake of profit or for the sake of running from this planet.
Okay? Do you see what I mean? All right?
So yeah, science is cool, but for the scientists out there, Mattsai guy, science science should be done for a like should have a a good purpose in mind. If they're doing science just so they can find a way to escape the planet and leave it to be destroyed, I'm not going to support it. All right? Uh okay.
Anyway, whatever. From scratch, and the planet might [music] not be as hospitable as it seemed from afar. It was already extremely hard to set up a spaceship [music] that could survive the trip. An interstellar invasion might be impossible to pull off.
Also, consider time. The universe is very [music] old. On Earth, there's been life for at least 3.6 billion years.
Intelligent human life for about 250,000 >> No, Luke, not at all. I'm not against but funding basic science. I mainly like science generally. I don't I should rephrase this, Luke. I science can just do science, right? It can discover new things. It doesn't have to have like a set goal in mind. But when the funding is linked to finding like to purposely find ways to like escape the planet and [ __ ] like that, I have an issue with that, okay? centuries, but only for about a century have we had the technology to communicate over great distances. There might have been grand [music] alien >> Mattsai guy, you're Okay, admittedly Mattsai guy, I I accede to that point. I accede to that point. I'm overgeneralizing. Mattsai guy says, "Space research is not always about exploitation. It's also about trying to understand how different materials exist in extreme environments." Correct. That is my point though. That is literally what I was saying. I do not want to support that science if it is about colonizing other places and exploiting them. And that seems to be the vast majority of where the funding is right now. Because it's the elites that are pushing that, okay? So, I deeply appreciate I and I have to look up the numbers on that. I I deeply appreciate the science that is benefiting us in that way, but not the stuff that's directed in the wrong way, okay? Thank you, Sylvie. Thank you.
>> Empires that stretched [music] across thousands of systems and existed for millions of years, and we might just have missed them. There might be grandiose [music] ruins rotting away on distant worlds.
99% of all species on Earth have died out. It's easy to argue [music] that this will be our By the way, on a dark note here, we our species has reached the point that most species die out on, okay? The general the general like We have reached the average a number of years essentially that a species exists before it goes extinct.
So, right now we're on borrowed time, folks. We're on borrowed time. Was it 99% of species go extinct? And we've like we're we're past the point where most species go extinct. We're like we've reached that point. So, we better do well, okay? We better do well. We better do something to keep ourselves going as that 1%, okay? All right.
sooner or later, intelligent life may [music] develop, spread over a few systems, and die off over and over again. But galactic civilizations might never meet. [music] So maybe it's a unifying experience for life in the universe to look at the stars and wonder, "Where is everyone?" But there is no reason to assume aliens are like us or that our logic applies to them. It might just be that [music] our means of communication are extremely primitive and outdated. Imagine sitting in a house with a Morse code transmitter. You'd keep sending messages, but nobody would answer, [music] and you'd feel >> So these are all reasons why the Fermi paradox, we might not be able to see other species. Maybe our communication technology isn't good enough. Maybe most societies end up expanding a little bit and then dying pretty quickly. Okay.
pretty lonely.
>> [music] >> Maybe we're still undetectable for intelligent species and will remain so until we [music] learn to communicate properly. And even if we >> No, you're Outer Signal. I I cede to that point. I cede to that. Outer Signal says, "May any human conclusions of life cycle of species should be taken with a massive pinch of salt." Our sample size is tiny in the grand scheme of things. That's true, Outer Signal. That is true. met aliens, [music] we might be too different to be able to communicate with them in a meaningful way. Imagine the smartest squirrel you can. No matter how hard you try, you won't be able What are you talking about, Matt Oh my god, you guys are completely uncharitable. You guys are horrifically uncharitable. Not you, Outer Signal. You're doing fine.
What the [ __ ] do you mean, Matt Sci Guy?
You say it also feels like the justifications I hear from a little Oh, I'm sorry, Matt Sci Guy. I thought you were yelling at me. You're yelling at the the You're yelling at the um video. I'm sorry, Matt Sci Guy. Forgive me. Oopsie. Hehehe. to explain our society to it. After all, from the squirrel's perspective, a tree is all that a sophisticated [music] intelligence like itself needs to survive. So humans cutting down [music] whole forests is madness, but we don't destroy forests because we hate squirrels. We just want the resources.
The squirrels' [music] wishes and the squirrels' survival are of no concern to us. A type three civilization in need of resources >> [music] >> may treat us in a similar way. They might just evaporate our oceans to make collecting whatever they need [music] easier. One of the humans might think for a second, "Oh, tiny little apes.
They build really cute concrete structures. Oh, well. Now they're dead."
But I have [laughter] to ask warp speed.
But if there is a civilization out there that wants to eliminate others Oh my god, guys. What what game is this from?
Someone tell me in the chat. What game is this illustration from? Come on. One of you know.
You see this? Come on. I immediately recognize this. What game is that? There you go. Mass Effect. Okay. Those are the Reapers. Anyway. says it's far more likely that it will be [music] motivated by culture rather than by economics. And anyway, it would be more effective to automate the process by [music] constructing the perfect weapon. A self-replicating space probe made from nano machines. They operate [music] on a molecular level incredibly fast and deadly with the power to attack and dismantle [music] anything in an instant. You only need to give them four instructions. One, find a planet with life. Two, disassemble everything on this planet into its component parts. Okay. This this is literally one of my favorite theories cuz it's so cute to me. It's not cute.
Like it seems so ridiculous.
But it is one of the possible things. So this is this is the gray goo theory. The idea that um civilizations create a micro or Well, you'll see. Use the resources to build new space probes. Four, repeat. A doomsday machine like this could render a galaxy sterile in a few million years.
>> Okay. I'm going to start that one over cuz I was talking over part of it. So this is the gray goo theory.
The gay the the gay the gay goo. No, the gray goo uh solution to the Fermi hypothesis. Four instructions. One, find a planet with Okay, I'm sorry. I have to go back.
>> machines. They operate on a So, imagine a species that is trying to uh So, it invents a weapon to destroy all the life in the universe.
And it's a bunch of micro organ micro robots. Okay, it's like a bunch of tiny little micro robots who are given the the basic command of dismantle everything.
Um and then you send them out and they're also programmed to to self-replicate.
You could have like a grey goo of micro things that go out and destroy everything. Okay, uh I know this sounds weird, but all right.
>> a molecular level, incredibly [music] fast and deadly with the power to attack and dismantle anything in an instant.
You only need to give them four instructions. One, find a planet with life. Two, disassemble everything on this planet into its component parts.
Three, use the resources to build new space probes. Four, repeat. A doomsday [music] machine like this could render a galaxy sterile in a few million years.
But why would you fly light years to gather resources or commit genocide? The speed of light is actually not very [music] fast. If someone could travel at the speed of light, it would still take 100,000 years to cross the Milky Way once, and you'll probably travel way slower. There might be way more enjoyable things than destroying [music] civilizations and building empires. An interesting concept is the Matrioshka brain, a mega structure surrounding a star. A computer of such computing power that an entire species [music] could upload their consciousness and exist in a simulated universe. Potentially, [music] one could experience >> Guys, literally, so a lot of this stuff you all know if if anyone who knows sci-fi, a lot of these things you see in sci-fi books and sci-fi movies. That's because they're based off the theories that come from the Fermi hypothesis.
Okay, the or the Fermi paradox, okay?
They are sort of theoretical ideas about what could happen. Um so, yeah, that is possible theoretically that you if you had a big enough computer and you were able to link it to people's brains, you could have a giant civilization linked up to computers and forever in a virtual world, okay? Um There we go. Thank you, Marzipan Power.
Okay.
>> An eternity of pure [music] ecstasies without ever being bored or sad. Yeah. A perfect life. If built around a red dwarf, this computer could be powered for up to 10 trillion years. Yeah. Who would [music] want to conquer the galaxy or make contact with other life forms if this were an option? All these solutions [music] to the Fermi paradox have one problem. We don't know where the borders of technology are. We could be close [music] to the limit or nowhere near it and super technology awaits us Yes.
granting us immortality, transporting us to other galaxies, elevating us to the level of gods. [music] One thing we do have to acknowledge is that we really don't know anything.
Humans have spent more than 90% [music] of their existence as hunter-gatherers.
Yeah. 500 years ago, we thought we were the center of the Remember, as I said, that like we most of our existence was spent as being hunter-gatherers. We've been civilization has barely existed, right? I know, Sir Bart, right?
>> universe. [clears throat] 200 years ago, we stopped [music] using human labor as the main source of energy. 30 years ago, we had apocalyptic [music] weapons pointed at each other because of political disagreements. In the galactic time scale, we are embryos. We've come far, but still have a long way to go.
The mindset that we [music] really are the center of the universe is still strong in humans, so it's easy to make Yes, Lakwai. I love it. Um I love I love uh Three-Body Problem. arrogant assumptions [music] about life in the universe.
>> But in the end, there's only one way to find out, right?
Hey, everybody. We finally have our own space So, that is that is the Fermi paradox and some of the solutions to it. Maybe we don't have the communication tools yet. Maybe other organ- organisms out there are hiding. Uh maybe we're the only ones in the universe, which is a very unlikely one. Maybe You see what I mean? So, this is why I say guys, it's just a matter of statistics. There are so many planets out there that are capable of having life. It would be very strange to me, and especially as someone who, you know guys, is not religious, who has no sense that human beings are somehow special or anointed to be special.
Okay? Uh aliens watched one at one CR stream and said, "Nope, keep going. How dare you, Pasqual?" Okay, hello Pasqual.
So glad you're here.
So, it would be very unlikely to me that we do not have that there are other species out there, okay? Uh I have no sense that human beings are particularly special, and I suspect suspect that there has to be something out there. It would be very weird to me if there wasn't. Um but we still don't see anything, so that's interesting.
And um yeah.
Sir, bro, I swear to god. Yonas, what is wrong with you people today? What is wrong How dare you? How I know, right, Quinn? What How dare all of you? Okay, how dare all of you? All right.
Okay, well, whatever Matt Whatever Matt Okay, was he not an astrophysicist? What was he? A physicist? I don't know. Fermi was something, okay? Whatever, I'm not a scientist. Um but uh this is a very seriously taken a theory, Matt guy. It literally is, okay? The Fermi paradox is a very seriously taken theory. It is not perfect, but that's because it's completely theoretical.
Uh so uh By the way, the the the paradox itself is what I'm talking about. Other people have come up to with to to solutions with for it, okay?
Um okay.
Oh, that's fair, Matt Okay, so Matt You know how Einstein was against was like uh a socialist I guess you want to take socialism seriously then too because because Einstein talked about it, right?
Anyway, so but but no but Matt Sekai really the Fermi paradox is very important. It's like a serious thing but the paradox itself is is all that Fermi talked about. He didn't he didn't I don't know if he actually came up with solutions to it. There are other people who have come up with solutions to it.
But the Fermi the Fermi paradox is true.
It's like if if if we have such a massive universe there should be other species and why haven't we seen them?
Okay.
All right. Anyway guys, so that's it.
Okay.
It's kind of like when Neil deGrasse Tyson has put his foot in his mouth. I know fair, okay.
I know Mars up whatever. I hate all of you.
Mhm.
Thank you. Thank you Outer Signal. I hate all of you. Oh my god, I hate all of you. I just cannot stand all of you.
You're like Okay. I know I know I know. Whatever it doesn't matter Matt Sekai. But this is but like the Fermi paradox is a real thing, okay? And it's and Jesus Christ.
I hate all of you. I hate all of you.
I'm sorry Inner Groove, I don't hate you. I love you Inner Groove. I love most of you except for No, I don't hate you Dolly Boy. I don't hate you, okay? I just hate most of you, all right? All right. So there we have I'm going to look up the Fermi paradox.
Enrico Enrico Fermi Oh, it was literally first invented by Carl Sagan who was who was an astrophysicist. What the [ __ ] Okay, it may have been So it was originally put into print by Carl Sagan and I'm sure you know who Carl Sagan was, right? So it literally is a serious thing.
Um Okay, there have been many attempts to solve the the the Fermi paradox. It's a real thing, okay? Whatever, he's a cool guy. Carl Sagan knows some [ __ ] All right? Um, okay.
So, he knows a lot more about space.
Let's put it that way.
So, anyway.
Um, it started off at the Los Alamos with Enrico Fermi. So, it's a real thing, the Fermi paradox. You all are missing Not all of you. Let me rephrase.
The ones who are being like, "Ahem, actually, I'm The Fermi paradox itself, the Fermi paradox itself is the idea that if there if the universe is so big, there have to be other life out there."
And so, where is the life? Cuz we haven't seen it yet. Okay? Okay. All right, that's all it is. The rest you can yell at. You can yell out the solutions to the problem.
All right, whatever. I hate all of you.
Okay. So, um I need another phantom kisser. Probably Tater Tot. That's for sure.
Okay.
Um Let's see here.
Boo, I'm going to hate all of you so much. Okay. So, I can't love all of you.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Let's go on, guys.
So, there we go. We can just talk Thank you, Sir Bart. I'm calm. I'm calm, Sir Bart. I am calm.
And I'm relaxed. I'm calm and I'm relaxed. It's fine. It's fine. This is what I get for talking about anything other than like politics or whatever. I hate all of you.
Okay?
Okay, so moving on.
Um Let's go on here. So, there are some other things to talk about.
adult opinions on this So, with regard to aliens, right? In regard to aliens. So, since we just watched that [ __ ] uh thank you, Yonas. Thank you. Yonas says, Yonas says, "Jokes aside, it was actually interesting." Thank you, Yonas.
Someone appreciates it. I hate all of you so much. Okay. So, uh okay. No, anyway. So, let's talk about this. I know Druzilla. So, speaking of aliens, uh now now guys, please don't please don't yell at me, but you know how much of an [ __ ] I can be.
So, despite the fact I do think there are probably aliens out there somewhere.
Okay, I I like I doubt that we're the only ones in the entire goddamn universe.
All right.
Uh right, Sylvie. Okay. Um So, whatever it is.
Despite the fact that they're alien I I think they're probably aliens out there.
A few days ago, the Trump administration released um I the uh the despite the fact that um Mattsaiyaguy, I know about goddamn Einstein. All I said I was making a point, Mattsaiyaguy, about your comment about astrophysicists not being the ones who talk about this, okay? Jesus. Um so, the Trump administration released a bunch of documents related to UFOs, okay? No, Mattsaiyaguy, because it's un- it's unnecessary. Because we're not talking about Einstein. Um so, yeah. So, they released a bunch of documents uh about the uh supposed UFOs that have been sighted and a bunch of videos and [ __ ] It's a It's a crock of [ __ ] folks, in my opinion. But, I thought it'd be kind of fun to watch a video where we got to see some of these videos, okay?
Uh just kind of see some of these videos, all right? Because why the [ __ ] not? We can laugh at them. And I Listen, they are cool. Uh this doesn't mean that we know for certain what these images are, right? But the Like some of these things I suspect that we probably still don't really know what it was that was seen, but it doesn't mean it was aliens.
And there are other solutions to these problems, okay? And so, yeah. Just a note there. So, let's watch this. This is the info the infographic show, which can be good, can be bad.
Um and uh we will will will watch some of it. I think they're going to Thank thank you, Sylvie. The Sylvie, you're you're the best. You're an angel, Sylvie. Okay. Um let's watch this. So, this is uh this is the infographic show. Let's watch it. It is It will probably show It will show us some of the videos that are that were released in the files that everyone is freaking out about, okay?
And okay, we're going to laugh at some of it. We're going to just going to look at it and kind of look at it together.
Okay, whatever. Let's do it. The Pentagon just dropped its first UFO files and it includes over 160 documents.
>> Yeah, this is a massive distraction, folks. I agree, outer signal. I should point that out. Venezuela is to distract from Epstein, Iran to distract from Venezuela, Cuba to distract from Iran, UFOs to distract from everything else.
Correct. Uh this was a very interesting timed post to get, you know, to do the UFO [ __ ] Okay.
Four seen videos of unexplained aerial phenomena and some of the footage genuinely looks hard to explain.
>> [music] >> Number 16, we begin with one of the shortest clips in the entire batch >> Okay.
>> lasting just 5 seconds.
>> Did you see that, guys? Oh my god, it must be an alien.
>> Blink and you'll miss a dark cigar-shaped object shooting across the frame from >> That was just Rasputin's body part being thrown across the sky. left to right.
According to the Pentagon's description, this video was captured by an infrared sensor aboard a US military platform in May 2022. It was submitted to the All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office or AARO by US Central Command. Yes.
>> suggested >> There we go, his donkey dong. Okay. it could be a possible missile. When the footage is slowed down, that explanation actually starts to make sense. The shape is long and narrow, closely matching I don't know if it's narrow, folks, but it's definitely long.
>> to a missile, especially as it was filmed over the Middle East. At the same time, UFO supporters point out that the military doesn't usually submit footage [music] like this to the AARO unless there is at least some uncertainty about what it is.
>> No, no, okay. They they don't usually do it unless they're trying to distract people. other words, the fact it was even flagged suggests it wasn't immediately and confidently identified.
So That that's literally what Okay, I'm sorry, guys. The whole point of a UAP or a UFO, okay, is that it means it's an unidentified flying object or an What is it? A something aerial phenomenon unidentified aerial phenomena. We don't know what it is. That that does not mean that it's an alien. If the the military might not know what it is and I I suspect a lot of times they do know what it is. They can probably have good ideas about what it is. But we don't know. So, okay.
There's a chance this could have been something else. Number 15. This next video lasts just over a minute in total.
>> this. It was also captured by US Central Command at some point in 2020 >> Exactly. What is the AARO? It's worth noting that the original reporter made an edit pausing the footage at the 10-second mark. They also added a note highlighting a small thermal signature near the top of the frame shown as a white orb. Beyond that, no other changes were made to the footage. After the pause, the video follows the orb as it seems to weave from side to side through the sky at a relatively slow speed. At times it disappears behind redacted sections of the frame. And the operator cycles through Of course, we're going to watch Infographics Show is not great. It is not great. I just like that it goes through each of these videos and kind of explains alternative explanations. Uh but the Infographics Show over show overall is not great.
>> different contrast and zoom settings.
Although despite this, no clear details ever actually emerge.
>> Uh-huh. The object just looks like a small sphere of light Okay. distinctive features or characteristics whatsoever.
>> It's like those Bigfoot, you know what?
I'm sorry. I'm not going to reopen up the Bigfoot wound. I know I will offend people.
>> Many of the videos in the UFO files are similar to this one captured on cameras that weren't designed for high-resolution recording.
>> The dongo.
>> other hand, those who believe in aliens could argue that this may very well be some sort [music] of craft from another galaxy due to its unusual movements and unclear shape. No, it's not, Luke.
Infographics is not just for kids. Trust me. They if they do videos on things that are inappropriate topics for kids.
Uh but I don't like Infographics, but like I just like this video cuz it goes through each of the ones that >> But skeptics just as easily point out that this UAP could be anything from a weather balloon to a random piece of airborne debris like a wedding lantern drifting away on the breeze. Number 14, many of the declassified videos take place above bodies of water just like PR 29. This was captured over the Gulf of Oman in 2024 and submitted to AARO by US Northern Command. It's a short clip at just 21 seconds and it comes with the separate mission report description. It looks like a goddamn balloon. It's moving a bit too fast to be a balloon. I don't know what it is, but it's definitely not a vertical Honestly, it's going It looks like it's going along with whatever the airplane is that's filming it. Okay.
pole or bar attached to the bottom that seemed [music] to be skimming just above the surface of the water. The person submitting the report also suggests that the UAP might actually be a reflection of something moving beneath the water surface. Yeah, it literally could It looks like almost like a reflection of the airplane or whatever. blame its speed and behavior. The Pentagon itself describes the anomaly as an inverted teardrop that stays mostly centered in the sensor's field of view throughout the clip. It moves in a clean straight line across the frame with a clear rod-like extension [music] sticking out of its base. UFO enthusiasts argue that this could be an example of a so-called jellyfish UFO. There have been other sighting Okay, now we're going crazy.
That seems like a bit um Okay, uh this is hilarious.
Yeah, how Where do we go from that to it being a jellyfish UFO? What the [ __ ] does that mean? What what a jellyfish UFO? Okay.
>> this type of unidentified aircraft in the past, but naysayers think it's more likely some sort of balloon or even a bunch of balloons tied together. They add that the object only seems to be going so fast because of the way that the video was filmed, creating a well-documented visual phenomenon called the parallax effect. Hey, you were right. You were right there. Uh was it you and your group that said that?
>> distort the way we see and interpret moving [music] images. What do you think? Number 13. The next video was captured in North America and was submitted by the Department of the Army.
It's almost 2 minutes in length and it's one of the most recent files having been captured in 2026. The opening frames show a camera locked onto some sort of object which seems to be a drone.
Suddenly, a white heat signature darts across the screen from the right side to the left. The camera quickly readjusts trying to track the anomaly adjusting its field of view in the process. At this point, two distinct heat-like spheres come into view apparently connected by a single body as they move together in sync. For nearly 2 minutes, the camera tracks the anomaly zooming in and out making the spheres appear to shift in size as the perspective changes. Analysts studying the footage have noticed what seems to be some sort of exhaust plume trailing behind the object. That may hint at the true identity of the anomaly. Experts argue that it is some sort of plane leaving a visible trail behind. The next video Oh, well, there. Problem solved. It's a plane.
Easy. Okay, easy. That I like how they're how conclusive they were about that. Where he's like, "Oh, it was probably a plane. Next next video."
Good. Is the Mothman Laquon?
>> However, isn't quite as conclusive.
Number 12. At more than 5 minutes in length, PR 44 is longer than most of the other videos released by the Pentagon.
It was filed by the US Central Command and captured in 2020 in an undisclosed location in the Arabian Gulf. While there is no See, can we also just talk about the like the uh the implications of the American empire having footage of all these things from all over the world because we have military bases and spy planes and satellites watching everyone all the time all over the place?
It's kind of a dark thing to think about. It's like, why the how the [ __ ] is the American military capturing footage from the Arabian Gulf? Like, and obviously, I know I like I mean, we know why, but it's like because we have a global police state. So, it's almost the most disturbing thing about these videos is is we can actually capture this footage everywhere and how we have it, right? Because we have a massive global police state.
Uh anyway.
Uh you please do. Uh please do, J Williams.
Send me Send Send me cryptid icebergs, okay?
Um Oh, no, it really is outer signal. This is scary [ __ ] The fact that we have the amount of amount of global espionage and reach the American government has is really disturbing.
Okay. Description of this incident. The Pentagon has provided a detailed commentary. The first 30 seconds are pretty uneventful, but after that, an unidentified object appears. The camera then tracks the anomaly for around 3 minutes, Oh, that little >> keeping it generally in the center of the frame, while adjusting both contrast and zoom levels.
>> thing? Eventually, the camera stops tracking the UAP, which then leaves the frame. The length of this video has drawn attention, with some analysts arguing it wouldn't have been tracked that long, unless the operator thought it was genuinely unusual or worth monitoring. Others point out that even with zoom and contrast adjustments, the footage never really >> Probably just a drone. sharpens. It just remains a vague white orb, leaving plenty of room for more mundane explanations, like a drone or balloon.
Yeah.
>> Number 11. See, I like it. See, that he's actually dismissing a lot of these.
It's like it could just be a balloon or a drone. Next, let's take a look at what the Pentagon has labeled PR 36.
>> [music] >> It's another unresolved UAP captured by an infrared sensor aboard a US military platform at some point in 2020, somewhere in the Middle East. The video was accompanied by a written report, which mentioned a solid white object making erratic movements above the water. The footage is heavily redacted, with large black boxes obscuring much of the Okay, look at this. So, this is a landing pad.
You can see the the landing. This must be like a helicopter landing pad or something. Again, why does the US military This said is an undisclosed location in the Middle East. What the [ __ ] Why do we have a massive landing pla- Like I'm sorry, I just I'm not a fan of the American empire. This is what This Now, this is what I'm getting interested in this video. Is like how we get footage from all these ridiculous far-off locations with our military located there. Can we back off a bit, let people have some space? I'd much I'd be much happier if this was like, I don't know, Iranian footage or something. Okay? On-screen action.
However, we can still make out some sort of anomaly entering the frame from the left side after 5 [music] seconds. The object looks like a small white egg-shaped orb. The operator shifts between the camera settings and seems to lose sight of the object for a moment before locking back onto it. For nearly 2 minutes, the UAP drifts through the sky while the camera struggles to keep it centered. Its speed and direction are hard to pin down since the operator Not nearly as much as us, though. I mean, Maddie, I'm sure you know this, Maddie, but you're right. Russia has bases too in a lot of places in the world, but um and so does China, but not nearly not nearly as many as the United States does. Like they have a they have like a drop in the water of bases compared to the United States. Like we are we have so many bases, it's insane. Um >> is constantly panning and adjusting to follow it. As the clip goes on, the operator zooms in making the object appear larger until it drifts out of the top of the frame and the video ends.
>> Yeah, oh, absolutely, Yonas. Like by far. Hence, UFO researchers say [music] the shape is unusual with no clear wings >> No, I Maddie, forgive me. That's why I said like I know you know this, Maddie.
I was I was just kind of saying it to like indicate to everyone else too, but you're absolutely right. Um uh you're right, Maddie, okay.
>> fins or visible propulsion. There's nothing that matches the characteristics of a conventional aircraft.
>> [music] >> Skeptics, though, note that there's a long list of possibilities from balloons and lanterns to satellites, drones, and other airborne objects that can easily look unfamiliar on camera. Number 10, file PR 26 was recorded in October 2023 somewhere around the United Arab Emirates. It consists of 43 seconds of footage with a [music] separate PDF file Yeah, right on, man. confirming that a UAP of some description was spotted during a mission. The clip shows a small white mass speeding toward the left side of the frame [music] as the camera struggles to keep up with it.
Eventually, the camera stops tracking the object, which [music] darts off out of the picture. Analysts have slowed the footage down and zoomed in to get a better look. Some describe it as a mass of orbs. Others note that it has a >> why is it that like ghost videos, like ghost videos and UFO videos is always like it's an orb, it's an orb, it's a magical orb, it's an orb. bird-like appearance with clear wing-like features and even a tail, which becomes >> Oh, it's a Pokémon. That's Articuno, isn't that? Isn't that Articuno or Zapados? Zapa- or or uh that other [ __ ] one, the I don't know. Um dumb bird. I don't know. What Like what is the name? I don't know. What's another mythical Moltres? Moltrace? Uh with the uh Pidgeot. It could be Pidgeot. Okay. That I mean that clearly it's just a Pokémon. Uh get Ash Ketchum in here. Give him a master ball. All it will take is one throw. Okay?
particularly clear when zoomed. Then, as a result, opinions on this particular clip are mixed. Some say that it most likely was a bird or even a fixed-wing drone. Others say it could have been some sort of advanced aerodynamically designed alien craft attempting to evade No doubt. No doubt. Okay, that's a bit of a step, but that's okay.
>> detection. Number nine. Next, another very brief clip with another of those blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments, but still one that the US military felt was interesting enough to share. The clip itself, labeled PR 31, >> Watch. This is going to be a dark joke.
I don't care. They'll have like a video of that missile hitting that Iranian's girl school, and the American military be like, "Oh my god, what did this?"
Look, do you see Look at that UAE That UAP hitting that girl school. You know, that might that might be a, you know, um a jellyfish UFO. Okay? And you just look at this jellyfish UFO hitting this girl school in Iran. It's a complete mystery.
We have no idea what happened here, okay? And then they release it in the files. Anyway, okay? and captured in Syria in 2024 shows an aerial view of some sort of structure which could be a residence or even potentially a military building. Yeah.
>> The video is only 5 seconds in length and it is the first Yeah, that like look at this. I'm sorry. Okay, oh my god, I was joking, but look, this is like a targeting video it looks like.
Am I wrong? That looks like they're looking at a complex in order to bomb it.
>> [laughter] >> So, okay, may maybe I wasn't joking.
Maybe it literally is something they do.
Okay, um second that actually matters.
It shows a strange visual anomaly darting erratically across the top of the screen before disappearing from view. The anomaly is described by the Pentagon as multi-colored, though the original reporter claimed it was more of a misshapen and uneven ball of white light. They added that >> It's weirdamorphis blob. Weirdamorphis blob was flying over this complex. A kind of light glare or halo effect was produced as it passed by. Skeptics have been quick to write this video off as little more than a lens flare and that might be the most logical explanation of what happened here. At the same time, people argue that lens flares usually have a more predictable pattern of movement.
>> Right, yeah. This one, however, seems to move up and down before it leaves the frame, which could suggest there's more to it. Interestingly, the incident was also captured in two more of the videos released by the Pentagon, files PR 32 and PR 33. They both show the same object, but from different angles. In video PR 32, we also see a strange flare-like phenomenon with a curved, almost halo-like beam of light at the top of the video before fading from view. PR 33 meanwhile >> it's light. It's god damn light. shows the anomaly from above. For a split second, two irregular orange shapes flash over the background and then vanish just as quickly. It might be easy enough for skeptics to explain away one visual anomaly, but three separate visual phenomena captured on three separate cameras all at the exact same moment, is slightly harder to explain.
Some UFO fans argue that this could >> [sighs] >> Okay.
have been some sort of ultra-fast craft speeding through the area. Number eight.
Another of the videos that has sparked debate online is file PR35. It relates to an unresolved UAP report from Greece in October 2023. An accompanying mission report described I bet the Greek government was like, "It must be the Turks.
Ready all missiles. Let's go to war."
Look at it. There was a Turkish UFO over our skies. Everyone go to war. Right?
That's a history joke. It's actually a present-day joke, too. I hope everyone gets that geopolitical joke there.
Anyway, let's see here.
We All right. Immediately, Greece launches all of its missiles against Turkey. Okay, look what Yeah, aliens confirmed, right? And we're watching So, hello Anime Anime Angel Anime Angel 88. Interesting number choice there, Anime Angel. Is that a coincidence? How are you doing, Anime Angel?
Is that a coincidence that the number at the end of your name is 88? I'm just curious.
How are you doing, Anime Angel? The site of a small and circular UAP that was flying close to the surface of the ocean. We see the unidentified object just a couple of seconds into the video as it speeds along, seemingly in a straight line. It's worth noting that the view here is from above, looking down onto the sea. There are other objects that come into the frame, which may be boats or other kinds of crafts.
The anomaly, however, appears to be moving far No, I know, guys. I'm paranoid. I studied fascism. That's why I'm asking. Okay, that's fine, Anime Angel. Forgive me. Anime Angel, forgive me. Okay. So, Anime Angel, the reason I asked that is cuz I studied fascism like way too long and for a long time, okay?
And the number 88 stands for Heil Hitler. It's like the eighth letter of the alphabet. And I get we get Nazis that come in here. So, forgive me.
Forgive me Anime Angel, okay? That's why I asked. I know I'm paranoid, but hello Anime Angel. We're just watching a video about different um uh different sightings of like UFOs and you know, UFOs and UAPs. We're making fun of it.
We we're we're we're making fun of it, okay?
Um Okay, I'm a sensitive person when it comes to that. Forgive me. far too fast to be any sort of naval vessel. It moves quickly toward the coastline whereas the view shifts from water to land, it becomes impossible to track. Several other clips in the file show objects that suddenly fade or disappear mid-frame almost as if they just drop out of view. Again, the grainy footage fails to give any clear details of the anomaly in question, so it's difficult to know exactly what we're seeing here.
Skeptics argue that this could just be No, but Anime Angel, it's okay. You're fine. Okay, you're fine, really. Do what you want to, all right? any number of man-made items. UFO enthusiasts point to its rapid rate of travel plus the strange way it disappears from view as evidence to support their arguments that it might be something [music] more. Many have also noted how this object is first seen over water, which is also the case for many of the other anomalies caught on camera in the other files. Number seven. Another >> Okay.
>> seen in video PR 28, which was reportedly captured over Greece in January 2024. It is a relatively short video, but quite interesting for a number of reasons. For starters, the video is accompanied by a separate mission >> of these have been particularly interesting to me. Let's up >> report file, which describes seeing some sort of diamond-shaped entity. They added >> diamond-shaped entity. Oh my goodness.
>> that it was moving at a speed of 434 knots or 500 mph. Perhaps the most interesting part was that the object was only detectable via a shortwave infrared sensor or SWIR. In the first [music] 10 seconds, the screen is split between the electro-optical and the SWIR views. A faint area of contrast >> guys, listen. I'm paranoid, okay? I feel bad that I we we you know, Anime Angel, I love you. I'm glad you're here, okay?
I promise I'm normally a very nice person. I mean, normally I yell at the community all the time, but normally I'm I'm a pretty nice person, okay? I just you have to understand guys, on the internet especially, the number 88 can often be a hidden reference code for months neo-Nazis to to show that they're neo-Nazis.
I think a lot of you probably know that, but don't change your name there, okay?
Don't change your name.
Don't change your name there, Anime Angel, okay? It's just my paranoia, okay? As then appears near the center of the split frame. It quickly switches to full screen swerve, revealing an inverted teardrop shape with a vertically linear trailing mask hanging just below it. Just before the minute mark of the video, the operator tries to shift to a visible spectrum view, but the object vanishes. When they transition back to swerve, they're unable to locate the object. It literally vanished midair. Some commentators have argued that this object could be some sort of cluster of balloons, but there are a couple of clear flaws in that theory. Firstly, the report notes that this object was moving extremely fast. Second, the fact that it only showed up on the swerve screen suggests that it wasn't a normal physical object that could easily be seen with the naked eye. UFO enthusiasts argue that it could be another example of a jellyfish style spacecraft.
>> What is it with the jellyfish style spaceships?
Why why why does everyone suddenly think there's like a swarm of jellyfish alien craft everywhere?
Like, maybe I'm old-fashioned. I just always thought it was like a flying saucer type [ __ ] right? Isn't the old [ __ ] conspiracy that there's like a bunch of flying saucers? Why have we added tentacles to the the saucers? What the [ __ ] is going on here?
Like, Jesus Christ. Did some okay.
Next, the one video that gives us arguably the clearest look at a potential flying saucer. Number six.
Only two of the videos released in the UFO files are listed as having taken place in North America and PR45 is one of them. This particular video was reportedly captured in the southern United States, home to a lot of famous US sightings in places like Texas, Georgia, and Florida. This video was submitted by the Department of the Air Force and is just under a minute long.
It was captured in 2020 and it >> Sir Bart, we're almost done. You might need to pull out another joint, Sir Bart, because it's going to we're going to have to get through this.
>> It was a targeting rate >> Yeah, Matty Holmes, they dropped the new model and added tentacles to UFOs, right?
Okay, flying saucers is so 1980s, right?
But not 88. Okay, I'm just kidding, Matty Holmes. All right. Gwen Gwen Garnett, Sam hates squid. That is a lie, Gwen. I actually love squid. I am fascinated by the giant squid and the colossal squid and I love eating squid. Squid make me very, very happy.
Squid make me very, very happy, okay? I love I love squid. I love eating squid especially, okay? locking onto what first appears to be a ball of light similar to the objects in the other clip seen >> But jellyfish, by the way, has anyone ever eaten jellyfish? I hate jellyfish.
I've eaten jellyfish before and it is awful.
Oh my god, I hate jellyfish. It like is so rubbery and it you you have to like do a lot to it to make it taste good, in my opinion.
I'm not a fan of eating jellyfish. I've eaten a lot of weird sea creatures, whatever. And so far, the sensor narrows its field of view, zooming in on the area of contrast to give us a clearer look as it grows in size and detail. The most fascinating moment comes at the end when the small white dot suddenly appears much larger, >> it's I mean not interesting as an I think I thinking it's an alien, but you can see it pretty clearly here, right? That's pretty cool.
I mean I it's not an alien, I'm just saying it's cool. I like I like, you know, or sci-fi films. AARO notes that this change in size is most likely just perspective as the Trump failed, how dare you, Trump failed, says sea creatures is the name CR gave his ex. How dare you, Trump failed.
Laquaboss, stop getting all of God's beautiful creatures, Sam. How dare you know what? They're delicious. It's not my fault. God made them so that I could eat them. Okay?
US platform gets closer to the object.
In either case, the shape we see before the anomaly exits the frame [music] is strange. It doesn't appear to resemble any known aircraft and it has invited a lot of speculation and discussion online about what the object actually is.
Number five, most of the Pentagon's UFO files show little more than small white orbs or vague shapes moving across the frame at speed. In many cases, they could just as easily be drones, birds, or balloons. This one, however, is a little different. File PR47 was submitted by the US Indo-Pacific Command and captured in 2020.
>> hate you. My guest knows that I don't believe in God, okay? Mattsack says, I hope your guest is okay with your belief in God. My guest is well aware that I do not believe in God, okay?
Three, somewhere around Japan. It lasts for almost two minutes and while not much happens in the clip, it has still triggered plenty of discussion online.
It's all down to the strange nature of the anomaly.
>> Great, you know, I love that evidence.
It's It's It's triggered lots of speculation online. Okay, well, what doesn't? Okay, what [ __ ] doesn't?
Watch, guys. Watch. Watch. I'm going to I'm going to trigger speculation online.
Oh my god. Oh my god, what is that?
What is that?
Oh my god, I What is that?
That's an alien Did you see that? Did you see that? Did you see that strange anomaly that happened Oh my god, there it is again.
What is that? What is that? There, done.
Now watch, guys.
I just triggered massive speculation online, right? There will be days and days and days of people claiming There you go. Look at it. It's happening right now in chat. Holy [ __ ] run. Okay, look at all this [ __ ] See how easy it is to trigger speculation online? All right, moving on.
anomaly involved. The Pentagon describes that being made up of three distinct areas of contrast, which appear to maintain a fixed position and orientation relative to one another. The video begins with a vague shape in the distance. A few seconds later, the camera zooms in and the full nature of the anomaly is revealed. What seems to be one shape actually appears to be three distinct rings of light that seem to be connected. As the Pentagon's description states, the shapes maintain a fixed position and orientation to one another, meaning that they all move as one and the camera tracks the anomaly [music] for some time before the video comes to a sudden end. While skeptics have been able to explain most of the videos, there hasn't been any clear conclusive explanation for this one.
Some say the rings might just be some sort of visual distortion caused by lights on an aircraft or a drone. But those who believe in extraterrestrials argue that the appearance of this anomaly is one of the best pieces of evidence for alien life in the entire batch of No, see this is what bothers me, guys. The idea that saying that people who believe in extraterrestrials are the same as people who believe that UFOs are extraterrestrials. There needs to be a better way of doing this, right?
Like aliens are extraterrestrials.
They're from outside of our the Terra system, okay? But like we It's okay to believe that there are possibly extraterrestrials out there and you can do that without believing that they visited Earth or that we've seen them or that there's a conspiracy to cover them up, right?
Anyway, um yeah, right, Glenn. Why not demons, witches, or broomsticks, okay?
files. And as this next video proves, this >> Not not not not not the Terra system.
That our planet would be Terra, okay?
>> wasn't the only example of a strangely shaped object that left viewers mystified. Number four. Why Wait, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You know what was disturbing? Why is that woman bending over like that? I'm sorry. That even sounded bad when I said it.
>> batch of files. And as this next video proves, this wasn't the only example of a strangely shaped object that left viewers mystified.
>> Why is she bending over like that? That is so disturbing. There's something wrong with her back. And why would she just be continuing to clean? By the way, this is a fundamentally misogynist image. I'm very confused. Why is she outside cleaning? Okay, I can't I know I'm sorry. I'm being a ridiculous I'm being a bit of a lib lefty here. But why is she inside cleaning while her husband is outside asleep trying to fish with a UFO? And she's like not even Yeah, she has rollers in her hair.
Not even She's like not even interested in the UFO. She's like I just got to keep cleaning. I just got to keep cleaning. I'm not even going to I Okay, I I guess Oh, god damn it, Sir Bart. You're right. It's a TV. Whatever.
Whatever. I hate all of you. I hate all of you. I thought it was a window.
Regardless, why is she Okay, whatever. I hate all of you. I hate all of you. I'm an idiot. I'm an idiot. Never mind.
Never mind. Never mind.
>> Number four. The next video was also captured and submitted by the US Indo-Pacific Command. This time in the East China Sea sometime in 2024. It's one of the shorter clips in the set just lasting [music] 10 seconds. Again, it revolves around an anomalous entity that doesn't really move around during the video itself, but has a very bizarre appearance. One that analysts have struggled to come up with a rational explanation for. The Pentagon describes this anomaly >> No, Metsola. I'm not distracted. I'm just a [ __ ] We all know this. Remember how yesterday I yelled at Paul Squires and then I found out that I I completely misread what Paul Squires said. I am just like not the I'm just not that smart. Okay, let's be honest. So, Paul Squires says, "Metsola, do you expect us to believe you've never put your rollers in and washed your shows with your butt in the air, Metsola?"
>> [laughter] >> Paul Squires, given that it's you, I think you know the answer to that question, Paul Squires. Anyway, sorry.
Never mind. That was dark.
All right. Uh don't we all win, right?
Okay. only as a football-shaped body with three radial projections, one oriented vertically and two >> I you deserve it. I don't care. I don't care, Metsola. You always deserve being yelled at, all right?
>> oriented downward at a 45-degree angle relative to the major axis of the main mass. There does appear to be a larger central mass with two protrusions extending from the [music] base and another rising vertically from the rear.
Analysts noted that the anomaly almost seems to be pulsing with wave-like movements. Some have even >> is pulsing. Maybe that really is Rasputin's [ __ ] Um Okay. No, I know, you're right. Yo, thank you, Jonas. Jonas, guys, is nice.
Jonas said, "Nah, your ADHD shows in some reactions. You'll hyper fixate on random details." You're right, Jonas.
Guys, you'll notice that when I start losing interest in a video, I start chatting with you guys more and like pointing out random things and then I'll completely miss what's being said in the video. I try my best, guys.
But, I I want this video to to to wrap up. I want to see like cuz none of this has been interesting to me so far. But, I'm still having fun. I hope you're all enjoying yourselves, okay? Thank you, Dolly Boy, for the contribution. Really, thank you for the 400 bits. Okay, I know that the chatting [clears throat] is better.
>> in nature. They believe that it could be some [music] sort of gravity-bending spacecraft, turning the laws of physics upside down with its very existence.
From [music] a more skeptical perspective, this could just be a small aircraft or drone filmed at an awkward angle.
>> [music] >> It would naturally distort the shape >> I missed the video cuz I was >> pulsing with wave-like movements. Some have even described it as organic in nature. They believe How dare you, Gwen?
Okay, I'm a little dumb though. I'm also a little dumb. that it could be some sort [music] of gravity-bending spacecraft, turning the laws of physics upside down with its very existence.
From a more skeptical perspective, this [music] could just be a small aircraft or drone filmed at an awkward angle. It would naturally distort the shape and make it look unusual. In that case, the radial projections are probably just wings or stabilizing fins rather than anything unusual or unknown. As with the rest of the videos, there's no way to be entirely sure on what this anomaly actually is. That is what makes it an anomaly, but it is one of the stranger-looking entities captured on camera and shared with the public. CBS News Pentagon reporter Eleanor Watson even included this clip in her personal list of the six most interesting videos of the entire file release. Number three, file PR 34 was captured by US military platform in 2023 somewhere around Greece. It was submitted to Oh my god, again this is going to one of these times they're going to spark a war between Turkey and Greece. I promise you that. Like a misplaced UFO and suddenly there's going to be a war between Greece and Turkey.
>> your command along with a detailed mission report. In that report an unidentified object is described as traveling at speeds of approximately 80 miles per hour close to the surface of the ocean while making multiple 90° turns. Some of the internet's biggest UAP and UFO experts and analysts [music] have called this one of if not the most impressive videos in the entire sets of files. Glaqua, maybe they're actually going to try and start a war between maybe maybe Glaqua.
>> It's not hard to see why. It runs for almost 3 minutes and things [music] kick off right away as a small object appears in the bottom left of the frame. It then snaps into a sharp 90° turn darting left while still moving at high speed. It then appears to come to a sudden stop before turning back on itself. [music] In the seconds that follow we see the object continue to move across the screen going left and then right and up and down. It continuously stops and readjusts its flight path in unexpected ways. The camera locks onto the object which then stops its erratic movement and continues in a straight line for a while before suddenly disappearing from view. Uh the Ottomans were horrific to the Greeks.
The Ottomans were horrific to a lot of folks. We're I mean that's the thing about empire. All empires do horrific things, right? The Ottoman Empire was great was like okay to some people and pretty horrific to others, right? But that's like all empires. They're like the Romans, you know, were okay to some people and then other people's not so great. Um I'm sorry Anime Angel. I'm sorry.
Forgive me, okay? Forgive me. You're fine, Anime Angel. I love having you here, okay? You're an angel in my eyes.
Um All right. So, okay. Yeah, don't look up the Armenian genocide. That's for sure, right? The sharp turns, sudden directional changes, and consistent speed [music] could indicate a drone. Others, however, say that the object's behavior, combined with the way it seems to vanish in midair, suggests that it could be something otherworldly. Next, let's talk about a video that a former US Navy admiral called "absolutely remarkable."
Number two, Yeah, yeah. QR-48 is a 1-minute and 39-second clip captured by an infrared sensor Okay, this one is actually cool, and not cool in that I think it's an alien, but I just like the footage. I It's really cool footage. So, watch this one, you'll see the little thing. So, these are wind turbines. Uh, these I saw this one somewhere else.
These are wind turbines. Just watch this little object flying in between the wind turbines. on board a US military platform. It was recorded at some point in 2024 at what seems to be a wind farm somewhere in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Pentagon's description for this video is quite brief, noting the appearance of Yeah, because because it's hilarious, uh, Xander. Not because I believe them at all. I don't believe in any of these, but that's the funny part of it. I just think it's fun to watch, okay, and to make fun of. I'm kind of losing patience, but all right.
>> an area of contrast far from the camera that shows up as a faint glowing white orb. What stands out here isn't how it looks, but how it moves. The tiny orb flies through the wind farm, weaving between the turbines at what seems to be a high speed. Eventually, it reaches the end and turns back on itself. Former Rear Admiral Timothy Galludet told reporters that this video can't be explained, but that hasn't stopped online analysts from attempting to unpack it. Those on the skeptic side argued that the object could easily be a drone, and the internet is littered with examples of people piloting their drones through wind farms.
>> Yeah, exactly. Analysts quickly countered that argument. That'd be kind of fun to try and pilot your drone through a wind farm and like dodge all the wind turbines. Good luck.
Hope you don't destroy one. That's going to be a big lawsuit.
>> They point out that the turbines or windmills in the offshore wind farms typically have to be spaced at least several hundred feet apart from one another. The object passes from one turbine to the next at great speeds.
Some have estimated that it may even be moving faster than the speed of sound, which would be far beyond the capabilities of any commercial drone.
So, what is the real explanation here?
Well, some analysts have dug deeper into the video, stabilizing it and analyzing it frame by frame. They claim the speed and erratic movements are most likely an optical illusion caused by how the footage was recorded. In their opinion, the object is actually traveling in a fairly straight line, and it sits much farther away from the turbines than it actually appears. Number one. Now, we've come to one of the strangest videos of the entire batch, and the one that stands out the most. Thank you, Laquar.
Thank you, Laquar, for the 400 bits there, really. Thank you for the 400 bits. AR-38.
>> Okay, we almost done with this video.
Guys, I'm like, don't even know what to say at this point. Where I think we're down to the last video, and then we're going to do something else. I know, I know, I know. Don't worry, Sir Bart, we're going to quickly watch this last one, and then we're going to move on to something else, because I'm about to lose my mind.
>> infrared sensor back in 2013. No oral or written description was provided, but the Pentagon has added its own summary of the scene. It describes how something resembling an eight-pointed star with arms of alternating length appears on the screen early into the almost >> it's a ninja star. almost two-minute long video. As the clip progresses, the strange star shape moves in unusual patterns across the screen. At times, it seems to slowly drift one way before suddenly taking a sharp turn in a different direction. The Pentagon's report also notes that the shape appears to have its own visible trail. Halfway through the video, a second, much larger shape appears on the screen. It drifts [music] in and out of view a couple of times before disappearing.
>> interesting. It's interesting that thing does have a tail. Soon after, the eight-pointed star eventually speeds off the top of the frame before the video ends. This video has generated a lot of excitement and debate online following the file's release. Some viewers were understandably disturbed by the sight of such a strange shape that appears to move around in unnatural patterns.
However, eagle-eyed analysts soon came up with a logical explanation for the entire video. According to them, what we're seeing isn't an advanced alien spacecraft, but a parachute flare used in conflict zones. The flares are launched into the air and they drift down slowly under small parachutes.
Because they burn extremely hot, infrared cameras often distort them into starburst shapes due to thermal blooming, which matches what we see in the footage. This could also explain the second object, which looks just like a parachute. Due to the flares being lightweight, they're easily affected by the wind. That would also explain why the star seems to veer around in random directions. Yeah, I thought it was a I thought I thought it was a a um jellyfish UFO. Okay, I thought it was a jellyfish saucer. Okay, you know what?
We're done with this. I'm done. I'm sorry, guys. That was torture. I apologize. I should have just ended it when we were ahead. Thank you, whoever just re-subscribed, really. Uh Uh thank you who just whoever just re-subscribed.
Who was it that re-subscribed? Was it Xander? Thank you. Thank you, Laquabwa, for the donation. Okay. I love you all very much. We have 30 [ __ ] people right now over on Twitch. What the [ __ ] is happening today? Hello, guys. Hello.
How's everyone doing? Maybe I should talk about aliens more often.
Okay, guys. Okay. So, let Let's do So, um who was it that sent me this little clip?
So, this was sent to me by >> a look Nightfall, just a few moments ago. It should be pretty short. Let's just watch it real fast. Um you unsubscribed and re-subscribed. Why, Mayflower kid? Don't do that. That's bad. That messes up my whole thing. How dare you, Mayflower kid? Okay. So, um Uh this may be mad. Okay. Oh god. Do I Oh my god. It's supposed to be a fun day, Nightfall. Okay. Today, I'm supposed to be ignoring all the oppression and horror of the world.
Okay, but fine. Fine. Fine.
Fine. We'll watch it. Uh I'll be I'll get mad. Let's watch it. Okay, let's watch it. I I'm I'm scared to death. So, this is called Diverse Britain. Okay. Oh dear god. I'm I'm terrified to watch what this is going to be. So, let's take a look at the culturally enriched youth of Britain, shall we? Here >> Doesn't sound like he likes he actually likes cultural diversity.
are some future engineers, English engineers to be exact, because it I'm already [ __ ] annoyed. You can guess why.
The condescension in his voice about saying that these are English engineers.
Okay.
Um yeah, he sounds like a monster.
Isn't this the most English video you'll ever see? Enjoying a healthy Yeah. It is a very English video. What do you mean?
I don't know what the [ __ ] he's talking about. I mean, I know what he's talking about, but I don't get it. Uh Okay. The snack created by a culturally enriching takeaway in modern Britain.
Aw. Boys, I got the viral mini a crunch cake for you at Burger Man. I want all of you to taste it and tell me what you think. Hold that for me. You go first.
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Aw, this is so cute.
Did did he Did he not like it? I couldn't tell. I have trouble understanding the English accent sometimes. Forgive me.
Oh, he liked it. Okay.
Aw.
Has everybody tasted it? Has everybody tasted it?
Guys, Absolutely incredible.
>> I loved it. That was adorable. Okay, so you know what? Maybe we should just stop the video here. We don't need to hear the commentary. We'll pretend it was a good video that made that was just cute.
Okay.
>> "Truly, the most English video I've ever seen. What do you guys think? Remember that the youth are the future, so the video you have just watched is the future of Great Britain. Share your thoughts in the comments down below.
>> Okay, I this guy is evil. I I he I cannot stand him.
The you all here you all know what he's doing. Come on. He's done he's barely even hiding it. Barely even hiding it.
What a [ __ ] monster, okay? Like seriously.
Uh that was just disgustingly gross. Um okay.
That was adorable. Why how the [ __ ] could anyone possibly find this report like find this bad? It was adorable.
Okay.
Uh yeah, like they're just kids having a grand old time eating food that they're liking a lot. Uh it's totally rage baiting. Of course he is. He's rage baiting. He's trying to He's catering to the racist, okay? Um so I'm going to pretend like we didn't hear the rest of that. I think it was cute. The the the the the part where they were like freaking out over how good the food was.
That was adorable. Uh you know, that was fantastic, okay? Whatever. Uh [ __ ] this monster. Um kids be keeping kids. This is very English. Um Okay, I was trying to relent when I followed you. Oh, I got you. Yes, I do have a YouTube channel.
Uh Anime Angel, I do have a YouTube channel, okay? Uh kids enjoying their lives is ruining Britain. Yeah, so gross. Uh so gross.
Uh Okay.
All right.
Uh hilarious, okay? The they prefer kids defending perpetrators that prey on kids. Like that's of course, Jonas. Of course. So, you know, um as long as you know, these kids aren't voting for reform, aren't aren't you know, at a poll voting for reform, so they're not going to like them, okay? Anyway, so I mean well, they won't like them anyway because they look a certain way. But anyway, okay, so disgusting. Thank you for that.
Uh Yeah, let's ask this guy's opinion about uh King Andrew. I'm sure he'll be like, "Well, you know, I think the age of consent should be lowered and da da da da da." He'll probably say [ __ ] like that.
Okay, um thank you. Let's go back to So, Yonas sent us something real fast here.
Uh let's watch the video he sent us.
>> rent on And then after this, um Now, Yonas, Yonas, is this going to be super racist? I am I'm unsure as if I should watch this cuz if it's going to just be like racist [ __ ] I'm just concerned. Do you see what Okay, it's funny. Okay. I you But can you see why I'm concerned?
Okay, you know what? We'll watch it, Yonas. I will We'll watch it. I hope it's funny. Let's watch.
Uh Hey, space ghost. Uh whoops. Hey, y'all paying rent on Earth, man? That That's how I'm crazy.
>> They don't even make no sense.
>> They don't even make no sense, man.
They're like a penguin paying to to living in the ocean. A gorilla paying to stay in the jungle. I thought you were from Earth. So, why you got to pay to stay on Earth?
>> Why you got to pay?
>> I never heard that that no no other planet, man. So, yeah, they're different. Man, we're the only ones doing it. Man, they was so crazy. Y'all let a few crazy folk make y'all do this.
If y'all just say, "Hey, man, everybody on Earth just say, 'Hey, man, I ain't paying no rent no more.'" Okay, you know what? The alien is right. The alien is right. Okay. What they going [laughter] to do? I think you said something like that before. I I said it. I I Someone told me to be quiet. I shut up when I opened it. Exactly. I Yeah, if if you really if you really want to end it all, just stop. Boo. Stop it.
Just stop. No, we won't. Yep. I I who work for the power company won't turn off the power.
>> Yep. I who pay the bill will not pay the bill. We will each go to work 4 hours a day to contribute to the greater community and we will not pay to be here. Hey, y'all paying rent You know what? Okay.
You know, I I like the alien's idea. You know, if we all just stop paying it, what would happen? Like, they can't stop all of us, can't they?
They can't stop all of us. Yeah, the alien is a comrade. The alien is a comrade, okay?
Uh The alien is absolutely a comrade. By the way, that's a really good alien outfit. You could It's like mouth You It's mouth moved really well. It moved like it was talking. Uh Anyway, thank you. That was good. Uh You didn't say anything, Mattsai guy. What do you mean? I didn't say anything about Mattsai guy. I didn't say anything about Mattsai guy. That's called a Tenants Union, and they're already doing it.
Right, there you go, False Qual. So, okay, that was cool. Forgive me for being worried. You want to say like I was concerned that that might be They might be doing like if they were like if it was just like a show full of white people and then they had a person dressed like this and doing it, you could see it could go in a bad direction. Uh at least Uh Okay. Um Okay. So, [laughter] All right. Um Yeah, I got you, J Williams. It is an actual alien. Um All right. See, so CR is now pro aliens because he learned they are commies. Of course, Mayflower. Can't have always been pro aliens. What do you mean? This is a real alien, okay? If these are the real aliens Yeah, right, Matty Holmes.
Yeah, so that's why I got a little worried. I'm like, is this like one of these horrific shows? Okay. Shoop Cheese Soup, thank you.
Okay, thank you for that. Let's go on, guys. Uh that was good. Thank you. Let's We have some other things to watch now.
Um We are uh What What else do we want to watch here?
You know what? What time is it?
>> [snorts] >> I need to pee, folks. You all know me.
I'm always peeing some [ __ ] or some [ __ ] Okay, yeah, right, me too, J Williams. I'm glad I'm not the only one.
I'm like, this looks like a bad setup for what's about Okay.
Maybe it's cuz I was biased after watching the last video. I'm going to go pee real fast, guys. I've been drinking way too much tea. Give me a second. I'll be right back. Stay around. Stay around.
Give me 1 second, okay? Give me 1 moment. Don't you leave. Don't you leave. Literally, it'll take like a minute, okay? A minute. Yes, I did. It was horrific, Jonas. We watched it yesterday. The Ben Gvir flotilla ship, okay? Give me a second.
>> [music] [singing] [music] [music] [singing] [music] [music] [singing] [music] [music] >> Now that your gaze is polarized.
Now that your gaze is polarized.
>> [music] >> Now that your gaze is polarized.
>> [music] >> Now that your gaze >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> I'm back. Okay.
All right, folks. We can we let's do some more [ __ ] okay? We got some more [ __ ] I got to put on the jester hat back on here. Put the jester hat back on here.
Okay. What should we do now? How's everyone doing?
Oops, excuse me. Whoopsie. Let's I'm going to hand out some boobs. Let's hand out some boobs, shall we?
Let's hand out some boobs.
Mad Sci Guy, you get a boob. Boop.
Elevator Lady gets a boop. Boop. Trump failed gets a boop. Boop. Jay Williams get a boop. Boop. Mayflower kid gets a boop. Boop. Laquwa gets a boop. Boop.
James Nordoff gets a boop. Boop. Weird amorphous blob gets a boop. Boop. Weird amorphous blob, you missed it. We saw you on camera.
Weird amorphous blob, we saw a blob on camera. We saw a blob on camera, okay?
Uh, Laquwa blob gets a boop. Boop. Did I miss Okay, who else needs a boop? Who else needs a boop?
Um, yes, we saw you on camera, weird amorphous blob. We saw a weird amorphous blob. Did I miss anyone for a boop? Did I Did I Did we miss anyone for a boop?
Okay. Uh, it was weird and amorphous, that's for sure. It was a very pretty blob, that's for sure. Anyone else need a bloop boop? Uh, oh, I'm sorry, Dolly Boy gets a boop. Boop. Gwen gets a boop.
Boop.
Um, ch- Choo Choo Bob gets a boop. Boop.
Uh, uh, who else Gwen gets a second boop. Boop. Just because I like you, Gwen. Um, Sylvie gets a boop. Boop. Did I miss anyone who wants a boop? You got a boop, Choo Choo Bob. It's a compliment, okay? Anyone else want a boop? Anyone else want a boop? Anyone else need want a boop?
Louie Yonas gets a boop from a distance.
Boop.
All right. Uh, oh, Night Nightfall gets a boop. Boop.
Anyone else want a boop? We all booped out?
We all booped out. Luke gets a boop.
Boop.
Hope things are going well for you, Luke. Okay? You all have been very good today. Very good, except for Matt Saga, but Matt Saga is always bad. Okay, I'm just kidding, Matt Saga. I just like yelling at you. Uh, can can Trump failed, YOU GET A BONK. BONK.
HOW DARE YOU, Trump failed? You've been very disobedient today.
Okay, anyway. No, it's not disobedience, folks. We're not a cult, right? You can be as disobedient as you want, but I will find you. And I will take note.
Okay? Anyway, so, um, right? Just like from the movie we watched. What was the name of the movie we watched? Uh, Heretic? Um, you're free to leave at any time, folks. What do you mean you're free to leave at any time?
Okay. So, uh, uh, Anime Angel, you go boop Anime Angel, you get a boop. Boop. All right, you get a boop.
Um, it falls in pri- Philly cheese gets a boop. Boop. Okay, you disgust me, Trump failed. You disgust me. Uh, you absolutely disgust me. Okay. I'm not even going to say that aloud, okay? So, anyway, uh, okay.
Mayflower kid, I I gave you a boop, didn't I? Whatever, [ __ ] it. Okay, guys, let's go, let's watch something kind of fun, right? I thought So, I had some other things we could watch that are kind of fun. Like, I kind of wanted to watch a video about the deep sea, like the the all the weird sea creatures at the bottom of the ocean cuz it's a Saturday.
But, you know, why not do something kind of suffer that'll make us suffer first, right? Why not? Let's do something that'll make us suffer first. So, I'm going to put up We're going to watch Now, we have watched these all the time, haven't we? We We've like watched several of these.
I believe that, uh, who was it that posted this? I think this was Jay Williams that posted this over on Discord.
And, um, all right, we're a disgusting where was blah. I love making you all suffer, la quablah. Uh, okay. Oh my god, Matt Sica, you nerd. Okay. Uh, yeah, so let's watch this. This we all know, we've watched a lot of their stuff.
But, just for the sake of shits and giggles, okay? This is the good liars going to the, uh, Trump What was it? Prayer breakfast or some [ __ ] What is it? Okay, I don't know.
What is it called? It's the uh, rededicate 250 the a prayer rally, the DC prayer rally, okay? And [ __ ] you, too, Mayflower kid.
The DC prayer rally, which was like a giant MAGA meeting, okay? Where a bunch of MAGA folks went and like prayed together and had a grand old weird ass time together.
And we all know the good liars go to these things and kind of interview people and make fun of them. So, I you know, I suspect Okay.
Uh wait, is that true?
Wait, is that serious, Yonas? Is is that word a bad word in the UK?
Bonks is bonk a bad word in the UK? Oh my god. Now I feel horrible. Okay. Well, I don't really feel horrible because it's doesn't have that context here, so I can still say it. But don't tell me what it means because now do not tell me what the word means in the UK because if I find out what it means, I'll I'll always feel uncomfortable saying it, okay? If I don't know, uh I'm not reading it. I'm not reading it. I'm not reading it. I'm not reading it, okay? I'm not reading any any of what you say, okay? Cuz cuz if if you guys tell me what it means, I will suddenly uh it it it'll then suddenly you'll know that I know what it means whenever I say it, okay? Oh, it just means shagging.
Okay, that's fine. If it just means like [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] okay? I already say [ __ ] all the time. Okay, let's go on.
Um You made him show us Fox News yesterday.
That's true. Okay. So, uh what do you say here? Let's watch this. This will be fun, right? This will be fun.
Uh hello, Keys K K KC girl. Hello.
Okay. Bonk is actually a really bad slur. No, it's not. I hate all of you.
Okay, moving on. So, let's just watch this. This is the good liars. This is a good the good liars.
And let's watch with the let's watch and let's suffer together. Everyone ready for this? Let's watch and suffer together.
Citizen, be a Christian.
Okay. Already we have a problem here, okay? We already have a problem. If you're asked can a can a non-Christian uh if you're asked if a non- Christian uh could be a citizen and you have to pause to answer, you got we have a problem already, okay? There's a big problem here.
>> Yes.
>> [music] >> Okay, Jesus. I know she didn't say yes until like a lot later, all right?
Yeah, she did say yes.
Oh god, I'm already getting puke. We are here in Washington D.C. for re-dedicate 250th >> way, guys, can I just since it's a Saturday, I really can't stand D.C. The and I mean like the National Mall. It is so bad for tourists. It is so hard to walk around.
It is exhausting. Things are really far apart. And how hot it is in D.C. It makes it really hard to kind of walk around the mall. And there's it's very expensive. There's not really any good rest There's like it's hard to get to food nearby unless you want to pay an arm and a leg. Uh it is really not well designed for tourists, okay? The down the D.C. Mall area, I just don't like it.
Um and it's just a note there. I wish it was better designed, okay? I really do.
There's some cool things to see there.
There's some cool museums and stuff. So, you can see some, you know, famous things if you're into monuments and crap, but like to walk from one end to the other is so is like insufferable.
And it's very hard to find food unless you get a really hyper-inflated meal from one of the food trucks that are nearby. Okay. See, a national jubilee of prayer. On this day, This is going to be bad. performing. There's going to be Christian nationalists. There's going to be drunk people like Pete Hegseth. It's going to be a huge jubilee of prayer.
They could have just said Pete Hegseth will be there and we would have known he would that he was going to be drunk, okay?
>> celebrating the 250th anniversary and the last year where we had separation of church and state.
Would you like to see the Bible taught in schools?
>> Absolutely. YOU WON'T HAVE KIDS GROWING UP FEELING THERE'S NO GOD. No one loves them. THE LIE OF evolution has done a lot of damage. The lie The lie of evolution? What's that?
>> Yes.
Okay, she is coming on a real real bit too strong here, okay? Very strong. She needs to calm down.
I literally felt like I was getting hit by like a strong wind when she started talking.
Uh she's like, "YES, MAKE SURE THAT THAT I'M LIKE, "WHOA, calm down, calm down, okay?" I wonder if she has a reduced hearing uh, because she seems to need to be very loud. Unless she and she isn't then she doesn't know she's talking.
Okay, yeah, she's definitely a chain smoker, too. Um, I'm actually surprised it's almost sounds like she's speaking through a stoma. I smoked for 47 years.
Okay, I know that's a that's a sick joke. I'm sorry. I don't mean to diminish people who had throat cancer.
I'm just saying she does sound like she has a stoma.
And anyway, um, yeah, the stench of 50 years of cigarettes on her must be amazing.
Okay, Mayflower kid, I know you're going to yell at me for that.
Okay, I love that. Okay, so can we just Whatever, let's keep watching it. The atheist lie of evolution saying there's no God, everything evolved. What a bunch of hogwash. Uh, how old do you think the Earth is?
Pause it. I believe the Earth is about 2,000 years old. Yonas, Yonas literally made this joke earlier in the stream.
When Yonas is like, "What do you mean human beings are only 2,000 years old?"
Hilarious Yonas. Get you You can't It's like you can't even make jokes about this anymore because this is exactly what people think. All right? By the way, isn't she literally like or don't most Christian evangelicals say it's 4,000 years old, not 2,000 years old? Or 6,000 years old, right? I forget what it is. But like 2,000 is like even fewer years than uh, than they used to say, okay? It's 6,000, right? Or 4,000 or something.
Okay, it's 6,000, got you. Whatever, it doesn't matter, okay? Uh, their show is good for a giggle. Just watch like Walter Masterson and Ben Powell. Right, okay, okay, Casey. Uh, get your years right. Whatever, I don't know. I'm sorry I'm sorry, guys. I don't I don't study that that what these people believe, okay? I'm not like specific about whether they believe it's 4,000 or 6,000. All I know is that they're batshit crazy and they believe things that are 100% wrong, okay? Yeah, totally, Xander. Okay, let's go on. Oh my god, Xander, that's hilarious. They their brain can't comprehend a number larger than 6,000, but they're completely fine with Elon being a trillionaire. That's true, Xander. That might be why they're okay with it because they can't they don't even know what that number means.
All right, whatever. Um I Nope, it's true, Yonas. There are a lot Guys, the United States is second only to Turkey, I believe. It might even be worse than now. Only to Turkey in the Western world is second to the United States in the number of people that don't believe in evolution.
Okay? Uh and I think there's actually a we're we're I think we might be number one when it comes to the number of people that believe the Earth is like much is not that old.
Uh by the way, that's another thing that America's America is number one for is that we're then we More people in America believe angels are real than any other place on the planet. Yay! God bless America. So, we are the we are the greatest country on Earth for that statistic, okay, right there.
Thank 2,000? 2,000? Let me say this.
They can come and date a 50-year-old tree and it'll date millions of years.
It's not a valid >> But 2,000 wasn't the like Jesus All right, when I guys landed on the moon, they figured they calculated how much moon dust would be on the moon surface if the moon was millions of years old.
There was not piles 60 ft of moon dust.
They even designed special shoes not to sink in the moon dust. When they got up there, there was less than an inch of moon dust indicating our moon as we know it is only about 2,000 years old. It says Jesus is my savior.
>> Okay, I'm sorry.
What?
I What? I'm not even going to What? I Okay, I don't know. Trump is my president.
What does that mean?
It's just exactly what it says. Jesus is our savior, Trump is our president.
There it says it's not it's nothing hidden. Uh do you believe Trump was picked by God?
>> Hilarious, Sandra. Yeps.
Absolutely. Uh do you believe Joe Biden was picked by God? Oh, no.
No.
I do not.
>> This is what I say, guys. It's very weird to see us going back to the whole divine right of king [ __ ] Like I love that. I love that that we it sounds like Nicholas II of Russia is coming back into style because they all believe that that Trump was chosen by God in a weird form of revitalization of the divine right of kings. Very strange.
I love the regression we're going through here. Don't we love that? Let's go back to the the time in Europe of kings and queens and [ __ ] where you know the nobility were in power because God put them there. Uh that's great.
Love that. I don't know, cheese soup is stupid. Do you believe Trump's first term was picked by God?
>> I do.
Do you believe Barack Obama's second term was picked by God?
>> I believe there's nothing about Barack Obama or Joe Biden that is anywhere related to God, actually. I am praying for their salvation every day. Ex- God is obviously incompetent. Um I'm sorry, that's rude. I shouldn't have been so blunt about that, but God is clearly incompetent. Shouldn't So isn't technically the case that God if God then must have allowed Barack Obama and Biden to be in office because he happened to choose he he put Trump into office. So really shouldn't she blame God if she hates if she hates Biden and Obama? Shouldn't she blame God for putting Obama and Biden in power? So wouldn't that be a reason to not like God? Shouldn't she like be screaming about how mad she is at God for Obama and Biden being in power? Uh but it seems like she's like no no no no. Obama and Biden were not put there by God, but we thank God for putting Trump there. So So doesn't that mean that God is either lazy and like let her suffering take place under those two presidents and then randomly decided to put Trump there? Like so God is either arbitrary or malicious or he maybe didn't do that, okay? But anyway, I just okay. Yeah, Satan sent Obama and Biden to test us. Fair but see, Paul Squad like but even in that case, right? Even in that case, wouldn't that mean that God allowed Satan to do that? Unless they're saying that Satan is more powerful than God, which is like I don't know. I'm just saying, I'm sorry. I'm not a theology person. I'm just saying, the logic doesn't really make sense, okay? I'm just saying. And I know you all know that. I know you all that know that it's kind of dumb it's kind of dumb to talk about the logic of this. I'm just saying, okay? Explain to me what you got going on here.
>> Yeah, Jay Williams.
>> Well, I take this cross wherever wherever the country needs me to. I've been all over about 36, 37 states with it.
Guys asked me to come here with it because we're dedicating our country back to the back to him today. Do you interpret it as like the United States government is rededicating itself to Christianity or dedicating itself to Christianity is generally >> it's the beginning of uh 2 Chronicles.
Right, Lakwa. Barack Hussein Obama. I I hate I love how they do that. They're always making sure to remember remind us what his middle name is, okay? Anyway, uh they're smoking Yeah, Satan has free will now so God can't touch them, apparently, right? Uh that if my people who are called by my name and at the end of it it says if they do all these things that I will No, okay, Paul Squad. Oh my god, Paul Squad. I'm glad you said it. Look, I'm scaring people away. People are leaving the channel because I'm bashing religion.
Forgive me.
So like, uh this is hilarious to me. Like, yes, you're right, Paul Squad. Paul Squad says he's carrying a replica of a state torture and execution method. Kind of weird. Yeah, no, guys, I was raised a Catholic, right? And so I saw crucifixes with Jesus hanging from them anywhere from everywhere. And by the way, Jesus is very sexy on almost all of them. He's like he's like a live muscular twink.
But anyway, sorry, that's a side note.
Or a twunk. Regardless, but like it's kind of weird to like carry around an image of execution everywhere like that that was not only used to execute Jesus, by the way, but was used to execute a lot of people by the Roman state. It kind of strange. And now I get it. I get it. There's belief connected to it.
There's belief connect collected connected to it. I'm just saying, if you think about it from like a distance, imagine you aren't Catholic and you're like, why are these people worse like have images of a guy getting executed on all their walls, right? Guys, I'm also not pro-Protestant, by the way. I'm not really I'm an atheist. I don't believe in any of this stuff, but at least the Protestants don't put They have the cross, but they don't put Jesus like being executed on it. It's just Okay, whatever. It doesn't matter. Even then it's still a symbol of execution. Just to note, just to note. I'm just I'm just I shouldn't talk about religion. Okay, whatever. here from heaven and I will heal their land. Do you believe Donald Trump was picked by God?
Yes, I do. To fulfill Bible prophecy.
>> And what What is Are we in the end days right now?
>> Jonas, sorry. We're at the time of the end. When When is the world going to end?
I'm not going to time set. All I know is this.
A national Sunday law will come very soon and shut all businesses down on Sunday and everyone will be mandated by state and federal law to go to church whether they believe in God or not.
Atheist, Hindus, Sikhs, Muslims, Buddhists, it won't matter.
Great.
>> [screaming] >> Can I hear what you're saying to him?
She the Yeah. Yeah, she the the the the the keys.
What What does that mean?
You have to ask God. It's uh speaking in tongues.
And what What is that doing right now?
Of course it is, Jonas, cuz these are crazy Christian nationalists. They believe in forced conversion. These Yeah, do you guys do hear her speaking in tongues?
Did you hear her speaking in tongues?
Oh, let's let's listen to that again. Is any Is anyone Can anyone Does anyone know what this language is? I don't know. I don't speak it. Like I know it's just made up [ __ ] Don't they think that speaking in tongues is like speaking the language of the angels or some [ __ ] Can I hear what you're saying doing?
She the king the like a she the king.
>> [music] >> What what what does that mean?
You have to ask God. It's a I'm sorry. Oh my goodness, this is funny. There you go, Jay Williams.
Good job, Jay Williams. Jay Williams has been has been has been blessed with the ability to speak like the angels. Okay, anyway, I Speaking in tongues is weird. It feels like they should be related to demonic cuz I know, right? Hilarious. Okay, I'm sorry guys. I'm trying not to be an [ __ ] I have literally been trying on my streams to not bash religion so much.
These people are opening me up to doing it. I apologize.
Please don't take it personally, okay? I respect you can believe whatever you want. I just want to be clear about this, okay? It's just that they're kind of doing some nutty stuff over there in DC. And I can't help myself, okay?
Speaking in tongues. And what do you mean, Philly cheese >> what is that doing right now?
That is um When the disciples were in the upper room and they were filled with the Holy Ghost with evidence of speaking in tongues. I don't know if that part's in the Bible, but about speaking in tongues, but that is um Yeah, there you Thank you, Xander.
Thank you, okay. Speaking God speaking through us. I don't know what I'm saying. You would have to have somebody that interprets tongues. That is a gift from the Holy Ghost.
Okay. Now, no Guys, here's my issue with a lot of these kind of organized belief systems where she's like saying, "Oh, well, you have to find someone." So, she is literally deferring to an authority figure.
I agree, Jay Williams. If As a matter of fact, Jay Williams, I've talked about on stream before how the history of Jesus, like the actual history, is pretty badass. Okay? If we um what the people that the historians who believe Jesus did exist, of which I am one, I think he was an actual person, the actual history of him is really cool. And he was actually resistive of authority figures. He was like resisting the Roman Empire and stuff. Uh regardless, um the like it the Okay. So, but you know how she's like immediately deferring to an authority figure and being like, "Well, I don't know what it means, but let's go ask, you know, this guy who clearly knows what it means."
Kind of uh So, do you see how it's like a deferment? Okay? She's like deferring to an authority figure, which is really interesting. Um yeah, Jesus was definitely like a dirty commie type figure figure, okay? He was an inversion of the beliefs of the Roman Empire. And admittedly, guys, if so, maybe I'll do a stream sometime, guys, on the history of Jesus, okay? Uh exactly, Weird Morphous Blob. Um the And what Interestingly, Weird Morphous Blob, it was when the Roman Empire stole Christianity and kind of mixed it with um Roman beliefs that it became a pretty it became more violent and less less communist. Let's put it that way.
Uh so, I'll do a stream sometime on the actual history of Jesus of Nazareth, okay?
Uh and yeah, it'll be interesting. Of course, I don't believe in any of the magical supernatural stuff, but like there is there are good books about it.
Um yeah, I wonder.
Okay. Yeah, Al Aquali, Jesus said turn the other cheek, too. Sounds like he was a sub, okay? Um yeah. I have to ask, Donald Trump a few weeks ago posted a meme where he depicted himself as Jesus Christ. I have a picture of it here. I'm going to show it to you.
>> what? I don't I wasn't Here's the deal.
I don't need to see it. It's okay. Like I That That's it.
Rael Paul Squall, that's an interesting observation. Paul Squall says, "People who speak in tongues tend to only set use sounds found in their native language, too. Kind of weird magic language has mostly American English sounds when American English speakers are doing it. Right. Yeah, you're not hearing any clicks. Sorry, Paul Squall.
You're not hearing any like any rolling of the tongue. You're not hearing any Yeah, okay. There's a lot of other fast sounds in languages that aren't the American English that you hear in other languages. I guess I guess the angels language only uses like the phonetics and [ __ ] The English. Anyway. I'm praying for your salvation.
>> But what what can I get your thoughts on it?
>> In Jesus name, I thank you, Father God, for this man and that he's Can I just get your opinion on this? But what do you I just get a prayer night opinion.
Did you see the the meme where he he's depicting himself as You know the media takes everything he says and does and twists it all up. No, he's he's like healing somebody. He's got light coming from his hand. Do you think that was blasphemous? I guess is my question.
And through AI they can make anybody say anything and do all kind of No, but he posted it. He did it. He did it. He posted it.
>> Jesus in his heart. He knows damn well he's got to pray to God Guys, okay, Laquablah says, I hate it when they say they are praying for all of us condescendingly. Laquablah, you're bisexual. Have any of the um Okay, uh the uh a For those that are LGBTQ out there, have you ever heard someone say to you like um say or say things towards LGBTQ people like uh you know, you know, I hate uh hate love the sinner, hate the sin. I'll pray for you.
And like say it to your face.
Because um Okay. No, oh, I know, Xander, right? I know, Xander, right? He said, "Bro, I'm bi, too. The gays don't even like me, let alone the evangelicals." Oh, I know, Xander, okay. Um Like I it is one of the most god damn I'm sorry. Who Okay, all the bis out there, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to not include all the bis, okay? And all the all the bis and all the trans people and all the gay people and all the lesbians. All the asexual people and all the whatever, okay? Everyone out there. I it drives me insane, okay? Like it is one of the most annoying things to hear that kind of condescension and they will say and the witches they will say it to your face with a smile and then they think that they're being nice to you. Um and I hate that. You're half bi. Okay, invalid axiom, hello. Like I hate that.
I hate that I hate that I hate that. Uh Okay, uh no, Yonas. No, not in the United States, Yonas. Not in the United States. Evangelicals in the United States are not more modern than liberal.
In the UK it might be different, okay?
But when we say evangelical in the United States we're typically referring to far right uh far right uh Christian Protestant groups, okay?
Um weirdly enough the Catholic Church is more liberal than a lot of a lot of uh evangelicals, okay? Um it depends on, you know, this is complicated.
Uh yeah, of course. Yeah, they I don't think they think they're being nice.
That's fair, Laquar. I should put it this way, Laquar. They at least pretend like they're being nice. Maybe maybe they don't actually mean to be nice. So, it just drives me crazy. Yeah, there you go, snow leopard. I would I would hiss, too, okay? Every day by divine direction.
>> You think Donald Trump prays to God every day? I think he does, yes, I do.
When I wake up in the morning light I feel his love shining warm and bright.
Every trial and every way Jesus walks with me each day.
Okay, well, if you're Okay, admittedly I'm all for music even if it's like a Christian song. But can he at least sing well?
This isn't even good singing. Like this is humiliating.
Clearly God [ __ ] up there, too. I'm sorry Okay, I'm stop I'll stop being rude to God. I'm sorry, but like clearly God didn't want you to sing. So why are you singing?
Anyway, I'm just sorry. I can't Whatever. Okay, Leelane. It's also how they get past God who They get past people who cheat, commit murder, and how they save people who had a I know it is absurd, Leelane. I agree, okay? It's very [ __ ] singing, all right?
Okay. Um Jesus loves me. Billy cheese is a war crime. That's true. Yes, I He's in DC, so he fits right in, right? If that's a war crime, he's in DC. No wonder he's a Okay, anyway. I know His love [music] follows me wherever I go.
Uh do you think there should be a Should there be a separation between church and state? Or should church and state be together?
To be honest with you, both.
I think that explain that? No, Sylvie. I disagree. Sylvie, you're banished from the community. I'm just kidding, Sylvie.
Sylvie says the voice is actually fine.
Okay. I Okay, admittedly it isn't that bad, Sylvie, but it's still not great, okay? Absolutely. Unity is pleasing to the Lord. So there comes a time where we have to come to peace and understanding, but the book of Ecclesiastes says there's a time for everything. I mean you you Oh my God, don't you love that justification?
Well, the you know, the Bible does say, you know, you we should all be united.
But it does also say that we there are time for everything. It does imply there's a time, guys, to you know, persecute your enemies, go after the minorities you don't like, and to divide people on purpose. Isn't that cute? Um Uh she you know, okay. Soup cheese, it's not the worst voice, but it is the generic Christian singer-songwriter voice. That's fair. Yeah, there's a time for everything, Sir Bart, including genocide. Don't No one clip that.
Uh according to that guy.
Um Okay. There's hat says Jesus is my savior, Trump is my president, and he posted this like making himself like Jesus Christ.
>> getting in a debate with you about this.
Okay. But he did post this. Do you think that's a good thing or bad?
>> god, they're in denial.
>> going to talk about that. Okay. You have your opinion.
Okay. Uh we're one nation under God.
One nation under God. Uh I hate that phrase.
>> the United States of America is a Christian nation? I believe the United States is one nation under God, and I believe it was founded on Christian beliefs, and I believe Jesus is Lord.
Okay, good. By the way, guys, it is a violation of the Constitution that we even have that phrase one nation under God. It drives me crazy that the Supreme Court said that was okay to have on our currency. It drives me crazy that our Supreme Court allows that phrase anywhere.
Saying one nation under God. They you know, the Supreme Court ruled a long time ago that that is not against the Constitution. They've also ruled a long time ago um I believe completely false realities. I'm a very serious person.
Right, Xander?
Uh and I have no idea why the [ __ ] any any court would ever say that one a one nation under God is legal according to the Constitution, but I guess we don't really have a constitution at this point. Um because guys, uh I don't care.
Like I'm okay with people believing different things than I am me, but I don't want I don't believe there's a God. I don't think that this nation is under any God. Uh I so to if the fact that that's all over my currency kind of seems like a violation of my rights and uh my if I were to have children, my children's rights. Now, I I like okay, we don't need to have that on all the currency. You can believe [ __ ] without having that on the currency.
Uh all right. And like I just I I just don't like it, okay? It also, by the way, guys, it just reminds me it it kind of implies it makes it harder Um correct, Xander. Exactly. Xander says, "If you do believe it, wouldn't That's a really good point, Xander. If you do believe it, wouldn't every nation be under God?" Yeah, okay. But of course, they would never say that though, right? They would never admit then that every nation must be under God, okay? Uh that's true, Yonas. Hey, you know what, Jonas? That's actually a good point. You know what they should say on our currency? Every nation under the almighty dollar, because that's what Americans believe.
That the money rules all, okay? Money and power rule all.
Um okay, you're wrong. There is God.
That Okay, guys, you you're smart. I did not even consider that. That's a really good That's a good one. Xander said it in your group setting. Yeah, that we do have a God here.
Um Okay, other countries get their own Yeah, absolutely, Paul Squad, which is the definition, by the way, of Christian nationalism. The idea that you believe your country specifically is blessed by Jesus Christ, that it is the country set out by Jesus Christ to be kind of the chosen country, that it should be that white Christians are superior.
Um okay. You see what I mean?
No, Anime By the way, Anime, I'm so glad you're here, okay? I meant to say that every time I say your name, because I feel bad for like getting at you when you came in here. But no, some of these people are kind of crazy, okay?
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There's the guy with the cross again.
one nation under God, and I believe it was founded on Christian beliefs, and I believe Jesus is Lord.
Oh, you know what? No, it's part of the It's literally part of the It's part of the It's part of the video. There's a part of the It's the upload. Okay, god damn it. By the way, everyone should check out um Okay.
Everyone should check out Xander's channel. I forgot to advertise for Xander. Thank you for being in here, Xander. Also, check out J Williams Art.
Uh Outer Signal but they're here if they're here also have their own YouTube channel. Go check out that, okay?
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Okay, so the guy There we go. Because I'm a constitutional I'm a constitutional conservative. I've been fighting for this nation ever since I was a little girl, and I think it's a time we need to refocus our attention on God, which is what our country was founded on. Every >> No. No, it was not. I am Guys, I am not rah rah rah America. I think you guys know this, right? The only person in here that's rah rah rah America is Ser Bart, and we all hate him for it, okay?
Ser Bart is like the black sheep of the community because Ser Bart is a you know, bleeds red, white, and blue.
And I'm always going to bully Ser Bart about that, okay? And also, Dolly Boy also loves America. They all love America. They They are They're like the most patriotic Americans in here, okay?
Anyway, that's a joke, by the way, guys.
I'm literally naming people that are like the opposite of that. I hope for the new people, you know I'm joking.
Okay, anyway. Regardless, I will say that is simply God, country, and CR. Let's go. To be clear, to be clear, guys. Uh there you go, Gwen. To be clear, the that is not how the Constitution works, okay? It's very clearly not a pro-religion document, okay? And I'm not saying that cuz I'm being raw raw America. I will say it's one of the things I like. It is one of the things I like about the original American Constitution. Not because I'm an American, but because I just like that principle. I like the principle of secularism. I do. I like the principle of having separation of church and state. And it the Constitution was very clear that we should have separation of church and state, and it clearly says that the government should have no role in establishing, maintaining, or promoting any one religion. Okay? And I like that. So, this lady is hilarious that she says um the the that is hilarious um when she says the whole Tripoli thing, "Oh, how America I wait Yeah, you're right, Jonas. In the Treaty of Tripoli, the government of the United States said we are not a Christian nation, right? Um anyway.
Okay? So, regardless, my point is is that like that this is just not true, okay? And for her to say she's a constitutionalist and we need to put God at the focus is a con- is a contradiction. Yeah, you know what, Jonas? Let's look here. Uh for for those who don't know what Jonas is talking about, the Treaty of Tripoli.
God damn AI.
Uh Let's see here.
Trying to remember which which article it is.
Here we go. Article 11. This is literally an American government document.
Okay, let me read Okay, this is literally what it says in the Treaty of Tripoli.
Uh the as the government of the United States is not in any sense in any sense founded on the Christian religion.
As it has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion, or tranquility of the Muslim men.
And as said states never have entered into any war of act or act of hostility against any um um [ __ ] nation, it is declared by the parties that no pretext arising from religious opinion shall ever produce an interruption in the harmony existing between the two countries. So, it literally very clearly says uh according to this legal American document that America is not a Christian nation and that it should not go to war based off religion. All right? Now, obviously, a lot of that was never listened to, okay? But okay. Uh thank you for reminding me of that. So, it's just not true historically. I am not saying this because I'm being raw raw raw America. I'm literally it's just not true historically that America was uh founded as a Christian nation. As a matter of fact, guys, Thomas Jefferson, who not a pleasant guy, okay? Slave owner and [ __ ] like that.
He actually he was a deist. He actually had a he had his own copy of the Quran.
And he loved it.
Thomas Jefferson loved the Quran. Uh he was one of the many books he read and he talked about how you can find truth of God in like any of these religions, right? You can find truth about God in the Quran, you can find it in the Bible, okay? And he you're right, he had the Jefferson Bible. So, he was sort of a secularist. So, Jefferson actually took the Bible um okay? Uh no, you're right, Paul Squall, right? Uh Jefferson took the Bible and removed removed all supernatural references to anything supernatural and so he slimmed it down and he and he created his own version of it that was only like the the philosophy parts of it and the morality parts of it and he called it the Jefferson Bible. And he said these are good principles to live by. So like it's just not the case that it was founded like as a Christian nation, okay? It's like legally it was not founded as a Christian nation.
Um [snorts] yeah, I know Paul [ __ ] and again, as I said Paul [ __ ] Jefferson was not a pleasant guy. Okay.
Um Jonas None. As a matter of fact, um Uh yeah, I know Paul [ __ ] right? Jonas Well, well, at that time Jesus would have been used to justify slavery, Paul [ __ ] but okay. Jonas says, "How big of a difference is there between deist and agnostics?" None. As a matter of fact, you could say that there's practically not a difference between a deist and an atheist. Because at the time being a deist was basically the closest to atheism you could come to.
Although yeah, I guess it'd be more right to say agnostic. Cuz the deist believed that there there probably was a deity, but they that that deity had no impact upon people's lives or very little. That that that God was a watchmaker that kind of created the watch and then let the world run on its own without interfering. So which basically means no interaction from God in the universe, okay? So they believed though that well, something may have created the universe, but they knew less than we do now. Um Okay.
Uh yeah, there you go, Luke. Thomas Paine was more on the atheist agnostic side. He was less of a deist and more of a um outright atheist, but even there he was kind of deist uh deistic, okay?
That is not to say that these were good guys. I'm just saying that this is just factually untrue to say America was founded as a Christian nation, okay? All right. One of our documents is founded on faith in God. And uh what are your thoughts on the separation of church and state? Oh, I'm pro separation of church and state. 100% yeah, yeah. Would you like to see the Bible taught in in schools here? Amen. I mean I know that that I mean yes. Amen means yes. Yes.
Yeah, I mean I know that won't happen completely, but they need to bring God back into the schools and back into the government. Does that make sense guys what she was just saying? She's like I believe in separation of church and state, but we need to bring God back and that's what the Constitution says. What the [ __ ] are you talking about? Okay? Oh yeah, weirdamorphisblob. Oh you're right. Forgive me weirdamorphisblob. I I was over generalized. Guys, Thomas Paine was awesome. Thomas Paine was awesome. I know I said none of these guys were good. Thomas Paine was good. Thomas Paine is my favorite {quote} {unquote} founding father, okay? Because he was like an anarchist basically and he was a badass. Yeah, and [ __ ] the rest of them weirdamorphisblob, but Thomas Paine actually was a cool guy. Um but regardless, there are a bunch of you know, most of the founding fathers were monsters, okay? The founding {quote} {unquote} fathers. Notice the misogyny mixed in there too.
Uh the fact that they're called the founding fathers, right? Anyway, moving on.
>> And make him the center and then everything will shift. And uh what are your thoughts on separation of church and state?
Well, that's you know what? God was part of the Bible says that the government falls on God's shoulders.
>> The forgotten founding father. There's actually a few Yonas, but the Thomas Paine is a big one.
Thomas Paine is barely celebrated in the United States anymore because he was a bit too radical. You know what I mean? A bit too radical. The late the founding fathers later kind of cut him out because they're like he's a bit too radical for us because we're elitist pigs. Okay? Yeah, he had too much common sense. Thomas Paine was a professional revolutionary.
Okay? He like went from country to country stoking revolution.
Um Okay? Yeah, there's the founding fathers that didn't get on lock, right? Luke This is a quote from Thomas Paine that Luke just sent us. The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren and my and to do good is my religion.
That is like exactly what I believe.
Okay? Like that is my world view. Do you see what I mean? Like, Thomas Paine is such a great cool guy. I'll read that again. This is a quote from Thomas Paine.
"The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion." Okay? Based based okay based.
Uh I love it. Well, guys, I'm not joking. I used to have a group on YouTube called Thomas Paine's contrarians uh that I created. This was when I was like in college and I had a bunch of people in there uh debating [ __ ] Um so, I do like Thomas Paine a lot. Okay? Thomas Paine's uh um con- contrarians. Now, I will say I will I will do a lesson on Thomas Paine.
I will definitely do a lesson on Thomas Paine.
Okay? So, I'll do it sometime. Paul Squall, Sam loves the Constitution, hates the Second Amendment curious. No, yeah, well, you know, I do hate I do I do not like the Second Amendment, Paul Squall, because the Second Amendment is uh and that's funny, Paul Squall, you hate the Constitution you hate the Constitution but love the Second Amendment. That's weird. Okay, no, okay, I don't like the Second Amendment. I don't. Uh I don't like I don't like the Constitution overall. There's a lot of big issues with it. There are parts of it I think are pretty good, actually, but there are lots that I don't like.
Okay, anyway. Uh Xander, I am just messing with you, Paul Squall, you know it. Xander, uh for real, I just want to free these people from the chains of what they see as religion. Uh this [ __ ] is poison to the soul. Correct, Xander.
All right. Um So, you know, it's that's where it belongs.
So, no separation of church and state.
>> No separation. No.
No no separation.
>> US government should be focused on God.
>> Oh, Paul Squall, oof, Paul Squall, you have You're getting me all excited, Paul Squall. Let's please do that. I would love that, Paul Squall. Absolutely.
Absolutely. We should all be aligned to the only person that had authority >> Which which God? Which God?
>> God. Our heavenly father is only one God. The the Chris- Christian God?
>> Christian God, that's right. The Christian God.
>> That's one religion that the US government would be focusing on.
>> 100% 100% >> So, then you >> Yeah, and she's pro separation. It's hilarious. You see like the separation of church and state thing is it gets a little murky when you say that.
>> There's a thing I appreciate that, but there is only one true God, our heavenly father. Right. Yeah. But you're saying that with a statement, but that's your beliefs, and other people believe different things.
>> That's okay. They They can believe whatever they want to believe. I'm not going to force my beliefs on them. It's just my belief. So, And yet you're saying that the state, okay.
>> can stay and do your >> But the government should be the government only of Jesus, the Christian God. Now, Gwen, uh I We can disagree on this, Gwen, right? And I I want to point out the Yeah, guys, let me explain some We're We're We're debating the Constitution now, right?
And you know, I've tried to talk about this from like a historical perspective.
The Constitution was pretty far ahead of its time when it was written, okay?
Uh so, it's a cool document in a historical sense.
Um but it is way out of date. Like extremely out of date. Like we need to restart over and rewrite it out of date, okay? Like very out of date. So, it But it is a cool document. There are things in it that were way ahead of its time.
They have not kept up. And Gwen, I disagree with you a little bit here, okay? Gwen says it has problems, but it has protected rights so far.
In some ways, I guess, compared to other places, but like um it also has not protected rights, okay?
In a lot of ways. Uh uh In a lot of ways it has not protected rights, um unfortunately. So, and that's why it definitely needs some updates or like some major changes to it, K? Um Yeah, Xander, didn't they literally put in the Constitution that people should update it? Correct, Xander, they did.
And now it is way way way way way far behind. It has not been updated nearly enough. Um yeah, uh Lakota, the guy that wrote it said that we should rewrite the Constitution every few decades. As a matter of fact, Thomas Jefferson, the guy who I just mentioned. And guy the way, by the way, guys, there are big problems with these people I'm talking about. And I know a lot of us are lefties, so you might hate me even bringing up the Founding Fathers, okay?
Please don't view it that way. I'm also a historian. I'm trying to talk about it in context and like and things like that. So, Thomas Jefferson we even he said that, you know, he said he wouldn't mind if every generation had a new revolution and to Yeah, and that occasionally from What was the direct quote? He said from time to time the people have to rise up and water the tree of liberty with blood. I'm not even joking. Okay? Um from time to time the people need to water uh to water the tree of liberty.
Yes, the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
I mean, that's very revolutionary. Okay?
The idea is like Yeah, uh and he literally believed in the social contract that when the government starts getting oppressive, the people have a right to overthrow it.
Okay?
I don't know if you guys know this, but there are a lot of Marxist thinkers who have a lot of compliments for that notion.
Because they they it opens the in theory that opens the door for a proletarian revolution. If you like found the country on the notion that it's like the government should constantly be overthrown, that's pretty cool. Now, admittedly, admittedly, that's not what what ended up happening. Okay? That's not what ended up happening. Okay?
Unfortunately, it became a very repressive document that was used to keep the bourgeois in power.
Yes, and I'm sorry, you're right, in Minecraft, J Williams, in Minecraft. But like so but in in historical context, it was kind of cool. All right? Like in in historical context. No, I am not complimenting it. I know you all will be like uh erm No, I'm not complimenting the slavery or any of the other things.
Okay? But anyway, uh and the other problems with it, the fact that it excludes women and things like that, obviously. I'm just saying, if we talk about that one aspect of it, okay. So, let's go on here. We'll keep watching this.
Uh That's right. Absolutely. Just want to make sure I got it. Why are you here today? Uh to praise the Lord with a group of believers and see the darkness be pushed back to the light. Uh do you think there should be a separation of church and state?
Oh. Shocking where the Morpheus blob.
That thing about Haiti hilarious. No. No separation of church and state.
>> No. No. We were founded under God. Yeah, Paul Squalia.
>> under God. No, seriously, Paul Squalia, you're right. The continuous revolution theory is a related and superior cause.
It is superior, okay? First Amendment.
I don't know. You don't know.
Yeah, Luke, exactly. Do you believe the Bible should be taught in schools?
Absolutely.
In uh Oh my God, please no.
>> When I was in I think it's hilarious, guys. Um Okay? But it was amendments that ended slavery, uh gave the Yes, correct, Gwen. So, amendments ended So, this is complicated, Gwen.
Um yeah, we literally updated it later to allow women the right to vote. Uh the amendment that ended slavery didn't fully end slavery, unfortunately, okay?
Yes, it ended chattel slavery. So, the 13th Amendment ended uh after the Civil War ended chattel slavery, which is using slaves as movable property, essentially. But yeah, but it still enabled pris uh slavery within prisons.
Um the problem, Gwen, though, is that like the fundamental structure of the document and how we do like the Electoral College, uh the the power given to states and things There's lots of issues with it that may have made it very out of date. It is extremely out of date. The whole point of the document, guys, it was it was a sort of a it was a compromise between elitist right-wingers and people who wanted more populism.
And the result is that the document was made to prevent too much democracy.
Literally, the whole one of the big points of the Constitution was to slow down any government process and to make it really hard for the people to get their way.
Which is very out of date. And that's the biggest problem with this document is that it was not made to create a democracy. It was created to limit democracy.
And Thomas Paine, by the way, the guy who's a badass, uh famously said when he heard of the Constitutional Convention, uh he was famously said, "I smell a rat." Okay, he hasn't he knew that it was going to end up being kind of taken over by the landowners and the powerful people.
And that's one of the reasons why guys, um I know Xander. Uh that's one of the reasons why he uh basically said, "I'm sorry. Uh one of the reasons why we have these issues, okay, is because it's been made so that we don't have actually a real democracy." Paul Squall, "Hot take, liberal democracy doesn't give anyone rights. It takes them away. Held in abeyance until people threaten enough correct Paul Squall, you're not wrong.
You're not wrong. And I want to point out I'm sorry, not not um Patrick Henry said that. You're right, Sir Bart. Paul Squall, you're not wrong.
Uh and and I believe in like democratic systems, Paul Squall. I I hope you know I'm not reflect You could view what the Soviet Union did in theory what they did with like the workers councils as a superior form of democracy. Now, it didn't end up democratic. Uh so, I'm not necessarily a fan of liberal democracy.
It's better than what came before. This is complicated. Um so, okay. But yeah, uh James Madison, by the way, one of the main guys who wrote the Constitution famously said that the purpose of the Senate is to uh protect the minority of the opulent against the majority.
What does that mean? That means the purpose of the Senate is to prevent the uh the rest of us from taking the wealth and power of the elites. That's literally what it means.
He was They were deeply afraid, these founding fathers, the wealthy landowners, were deeply afraid that if the people had too much power, they would vote to take away they would vote to take away the the land and wealth of the wealthy and the powerful. Do you think that might be one of the reasons why it's been so hard for us to limit the power of the wealthy in this country? Because there's so many barriers in between us and them.
Okay.
Um there are tons of barriers. And one of the reason why so many of our elected officials are um Okay. Correct Gwen, they were anti-king but not anti-nobility, right? And one of the reasons Gwen that they were anti-king is because the king held power over the elites. The king could override the elites.
So they wanted to unleash the power of the elites, the noble the nobility.
Okay.
Uh yes, okay. So just to be clear guys, there there are lots of issues with it.
At the time this was a much more much more forward-thinking system than a lot of other systems, but it's still Uh today though, it is very limiting.
Okay, and it's gotten worse in some ways. Some ways it's gotten better, other ways it's gotten worse.
All right.
Okay, let's go on guys.
First grade we were taught the books [music] of the Bible.
We were taught uh the Ten Commandments. It's been taken out of the schools and now look what we have.
You think that that because the Ten Commandments are out of school, what what do you think the result of that is?
>> I think because we are not the children are not taught about the Bible and God and the truth that the devil has come in. There was a crack in the door and he the that door is open and Satan came in and he's ruining our children. What does this shirt mean? It says Mark Hilarious for her to say Satan is ruining our children when she supports a president who's heavily implicated in the files that talk about people being children being assaulted all the time by a multinational class of predators. So, I'm just saying I'm really sick of hearing these people talk about children.
Like really, when their side are some of the most are the some of the most prolific child abusers in history, literally in history.
And that they're the people that they support are the ones who have largely supported that and hit it. And yeah, we and by the way, the Democrats have done that to a large extent, too. But honestly, let's admit it, the current administration is definitely more implicated in a lot of ways.
Okay? And yeah, so I do not want to hear these people talk about children. Not to mention they are supporting a president who has allowed the murder of children in Gaza by giving them money. Gives real money to allow them to murder vast numbers of children. These groups are the ones who the president the Trump administration is the one who got rid of the tax cut for children, okay?
So that more children could go hungry.
And things like that, okay? Like there's lots of other issues here, okay? Or not the tax cut for children, the um I can't remember. Did something that made more children hungry.
The beast 666.
What does that mean? Well, the third angel.
If any man worships the beast or his image and receives his mark his name or the number of his name, God's wrath will be poured out.
>> Donald Trump is is a king figure for us?
Sure, as the president, sure.
>> Thank you, Gwen.
>> that the president of the United States is like a a king. Yes, Andrew.
Well, specifically no, because we don't want to have kings here in the United States. Well, >> He's the leader of the country, but not >> of the country. Yeah.
>> Yes, he is. But do you think it's The shirt says great mega king, but do you think the United States should have kings?
I think we could I Why So, listen.
We could debate like, you know, I I mean, I don't know if I want to say I want to debate it, but like I it what what's annoying to me is how they claim to be like these super awesome Americans, but they literally have no concept of like what Okay.
Uh and I again, not a pro-American person, but the fact that she has to pause on that question um is funny to me.
And you notice the her shirt says the great maga king.
Uh it said literally says here, "The great maga king."
And they believe in divine right. Like, this is like way regressing to a very different time period. This isn't like guys, and I know we can we can talk about how I know there's some people lefties who are like, "Well, democracy isn't a good idea. We need more of an you know, less democracy thing." But I don't necessarily believe that, but this is not that, right? This is going back to feudalism. Right? This is like, "Let's return to like a feudal form of government where we have like a king who's appointed by blood, and then we have a bunch of like feudal lords in the AI arena." And [ __ ] like, "Okay, this is like massive regression." Uh In Your Groove, is this just the bell curve? We are seeing the low tail people of the curve. Just can't believe these people vote. In Your Groove, you know what's funny? I love you In Your Groove. I have noticed In Your Groove, since you've been in this community, you've become more and more angry and radical, uh and more and I've and I've loved to see it In Your Groove. I totally don't blame you. I feel like I have to. But like, I feel like when you were first in this community In Your Groove, you never you would have like not like to say something like that, but it's just been funny to see your anger grow In Your Groove. And I'm sorry I know I don't want to say I'm happy for you. I know how like I can tell how stressed you are, but I love having you here In Your Groove.
Okay. Um Uh Sir Bart, the only time I'm hyped about the supreme leader is if it's Lenin. There you go, Sir Bart, right?
Okay.
>> of the world should be the Lord. Jesus is king. So, that he's the king. Of course, Xander, right?
Trump is the MAGA king. The MAGA king?
Yeah, because he's the king of making America great again. Oh, but you like the we have Paul [ __ ] exactly. Paul [ __ ] is right.
Paul [ __ ] says these people are wrong in thinking the democracy in quotes we have is trash. First of all, you know, it's not even a democracy, it's a oligarchy. But that's how fascism comes about, guys, and I've said this. If you're if you claim to have a democracy and the then people don't get what they want from it and your and their socio-economic situation is getting worse and worse and worse and people are going to keep voting for more radical people and they're going to start voting for people who want to overturn the democracy and create a dictatorship. And that's how fascism comes about. So, yeah, a lot of these people are right. There are big problems with our democratic system. And then that can be exploited by people seeking to be create a pro-capital dictatorship, okay? So, that's a big problem. All right? terms presidents who can't just take power forever. Absolutely. Would you vote for Donald Trump in 2028?
>> Absolutely. You would? Oh, my, yes.
Because that goes against the Constitution. He can't run again.
Oh, yeah, well, we'll see.
>> We'll see. We'll see. We'll see. We'll see. All right. We do not wrestle with flesh and blood, but principalities and darkness.
>> [ __ ] are we talking about? What's a principality? I'm literally asking. I probably used to know this. Anyone know what a principality is? We wrestle with principalities. Is she Is that like a Is that just the name of like a kingdom or some [ __ ] Like it sounds like a princedom, which is like a a Okay, is it like a town? I'm going to look it up.
God, principality, like such biblical language. What the [ __ ] Okay, principalities.
Principalities, okay, it's theological.
Oh, invisible highly ranked spiritual beings. Okay. Oh my god. Oh my god.
Okay, so this is like according to Christian theology, uh these entities are believed to hold vast spiritual authority or influence. So, what are they? Like Gandalf? What the [ __ ] Is this like Sauron?
Like semi-godly beings that control hold vast sway over the earth? What the [ __ ] I'm very confused. Okay, you know what?
It's fine. I don't know.
I don't need to go into this. I don't want to insult anyone. I just I don't care.
>> It's good against evil. It's not man against man. It's not Democrats against Republicans.
>> It's It's spiritual warfare. And uh is this Uh yeah, she means holy war.
>> in the spiritual warfare that you're describing?
>> My God is in control.
And he is he he is on the Jesus is on the throne. He sits at the right hand of God. And he and we need to our country needs to submit to God. And he will heal our land. It's biblical. This is a biblical day.
>> And uh do you think Donald Trump was picked by God? Absolutely.
>> Biblical day. You teach children that Noah's flood happened, he was 600 years old, like all that?
Why do they keep cutting her out when she speaks? I do wonder if she requested to have it removed because this So, this isn't Guys, this there's nothing wrong with the sound.
>> Wait, do you believe the earth is billions of years old? I believe that God created the earth and I believe God created scientists and our job is to love everyone. Okay.
>> That's our command.
>> love scientists. What?
Hilarious, Paul Squad. This is just a kiki for the petite bourgeois. See, a lot of kikis do seem to be that though, Paul Squad, unfortunately. But, yes. I love the earth. I love you and I love you. Yes.
>> Your hat says Jesus is my savior, Trump is my president. What does that mean? I believe that God gave us Donald Trump.
You're right, Xander. That woman screaming in the background is a great.
Liberal people do not know No, I know Jay Williams. Guys, okay. So, Jay Williams Jay Williams says, "Don't worry about insulting anyone here. You have a right to your views. Plus, it is the religious right that is causing a ton of problems and violating the Constitution.
It'd be reasonable to be the critic."
So, Jay Williams, thank you for that. I will say though, you guys know I I have a lot I I always say this. I have a lot of trauma related to religion because of being a gay man growing up in you know, in a Catholic school and things like that. I think I've told you guys the Catholic school I went to later made national news because they ended up firing a gym teacher when they found out she was in a same-sex relationship. I've told you some of the other um the other things I've experienced because of religious people. Uh I the my point here is that and I I do and I it's I don't want to give the impression that I don't respect people who are religious, okay? Uh so, that's why I always like try to try try not to offend anyone cuz like it's not that I don't think people who are religious are people.
They're good people. They're they're human beings. There's nothing wrong with them. I respect them as humans. Uh I So, when I say mean things about religious beliefs, I don't want anyone to conflate that with me saying that like Christians, for example, are like subhuman or some [ __ ] They're not. Uh or Muslims or anyone else, okay? Uh so, I just want to be clear. That's That's why I say that, all right? And if you believe these things, guys, believe what you want. Um Okay. Let's go on here.
excessively like God at all. Okay, they like communism, socialism, and the ism.
So, do do you think Donald Trump is is >> I believe religious? He knows God in his time in life. He's not religious. He has a relationship with Jesus Christ.
There's a big difference. Religion didn't die on the cross for people.
Jesus did. And they need a personal relationship with Can I just Okay.
I don't know if I should say this. So, I'll say it.
So, does she believe that God um I'm sorry, I shouldn't say this. Does she believe that God uh sacrificed himself as a human sacrifice to himself to [snorts] save us from the curse that he originally put on us for the crime committed by someone who was alive at the beginning of time and had nothing to do with us?
Cuz that's what that belief entails, right? That God sacrificed himself to himself in a form of human sacrifice to save us from the crime and the curse that he put on us uh for something that we didn't do. Now, I know I know that sounds like I'm being Again, I just said that I don't want to sound like I'm being mean to people who have this belief.
I'm just saying I actually got into an argument with a theology teacher and I got sent to the dean's office when I was in high school because I asked this question. And the theology teacher was very mad at me. Was very mad at me for asking this and sent me to the dean's office. Uh and he was actually a nice guy, the Dean West, so he gave me a piece of candy and let me sit there till the end of class.
Regardless, but like I don't um Anyway, so just saying like because that doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't make sense to me. The idea that God sacrificed himself. And apparently, I didn't realize that human sacrifice was moral. Okay? I'm I don't know about you guys. I don't want someone to be sacrificed on my behalf.
Like why why are we okay with a person being sacrificed for us? Like what are we? The Aztecs?
Okay, I'm just whatever. Um Jesus, they need to say, "God, I'm sorry for my sin.
I believe Jesus died on that cross for me, and I want him in my heart, in my life as my savior and my lord." So, Jesus said, "Do unto others as you would have do unto you." Exactly. Do you think God follows [laughter] that way? I think he's trying his best. We all make mistakes. Trump.
>> This is his best try right now? He is trying, trying, trying to get rid of the threat of Iran and their nuclear armaments. Do you think Trump was picked by God? That's your God, okay.
Disgusting.
Do you think Donald Trump is a religious man? I do.
Spit There hasn't been a lot of reporting on him going to church. I I bought Philly cheesesteaks, I believe that. Philly cheesesteaks I require two sacrifices for my sins. I believe you to be Philly cheese Jesus. Some For some people it takes more. Never. People grow.
Do you think he's going to go to He's going to be He's going to be 80 years old this year. Do you think he's going to start going to church this year? I don't know. Not in his head.
>> [laughter] >> But I I've got my faith in him for this country.
Why do you think Why do you think God picked Trump?
I don't know.
Would you Would you want Trump to run in 2028? Heck yeah. He's doing a great job.
Uh it's against the Constitution for him to do that. The thing is is like he isn't uh >> [laughter] >> Xander Xander. My God, Xander Xander says, "Please God enter my soul and make me hate the gays and blacks. Jesus died so I could eat Chick-fil-A and traumatize my kids."
>> [laughter] >> Okay, thank you Xander. That made me laugh. Okay, amen brother. Okay.
All right.
Okay.
But if if he did run and it was against the Constitution, would you vote for him?
Sure.
If he If Can you vote for somebody that's No, I don't know. I guess if you could.
All right, appreciate Thank you. I know my God. And God's the creator of heaven and earth and every living thing. All right, can I get your first name? Donna.
Donna, Jason Selvig. Good liars.
>> Well, Father, I pray that you continue to bless this man. Touch his soul.
Go down deep into the places in his heart that uh need you. You see it anyway, it's all exposed and naked in front of your eyes, Lord. Take your word that is sharper than the spirit >> and cut him wide open, fully expose him for your purposes and for your kingdom.
We love you, Lord. Amen.
She said cut me open?
Uh yeah. Word of God is sharper Can we also like I'm sorry. I don't I really should shut up. Guys, please, I respect your religious beliefs. I'm just saying, isn't it kind of weird that like God can see you winking?
Like why why do we have this notion that like God sees everything you do? He's always watching you, always. It kind of You know what? Now, obviously, guys, there's a bit of a liberal bent to this joke, but like Christopher Hitchens, who by the way was massively Islamophobic and was not a good guy and was very pro the Iraq war.
He did say something once that I'm like, okay, that's kind of funny. He called it a celestial North Korea. Like and I know this is a kind of a lib joke and I know that Okay, but the idea that like God is like does you can be charged with thought crimes by God, right? He's like always watching you. You can never hide from him. You're always being monitored by an authority figure and he can torture you for all eternity if you disobey him. Like it's kind of dark and kind of scary and it's not cute.
And like people worship that God even though he sounds evil.
Like he just sounds like an evil piece of [ __ ] Like and okay, uh-oh, I'm going to burn in hell. Oopsie. I've done a lot of other [ __ ] that I'll maybe burn in hell. But like I'm just saying uh okay.
She's going to slice him open. I know, right? Cuz it's a two-edged sword and it splits between bone and marrow, between soul and spirit. It exposes you. It exposes your innermost thoughts and Not actually. You don't have to actually flay me. Absolutely not.
I got worried there for a second. liars.
The devil's a liar. Well, we're the good liars.
The good liars.
>> Yeah. So, you're good at it.
>> Yeah.
>> at lying.
>> And we're doing lying for the sake of good.
Wow. I hope you uh can I see your eyes?
Sure. What the [ __ ] Who is this lady?
K. God.
Yeah, Jay Williams was a big problem. I I I mean, I'm sorry, not Jay Williams.
God, I don't mean that. Christopher Hitchens was a big problem. Jay Williams, dear God. Okay. And I don't No one uh yeah, Christopher Hitchens, big mixed bag, okay. Jesus loves you.
Thank you. Jesus loves you. Thank you.
And you are a child of God. Thank you.
>> And he loves you.
Thank you.
Okay. Can you say it one more time?
Jesus loves you.
Okay. Say it one more time.
Jesus loves you.
Can you say it one more time?
Why?
>> [laughter] >> Get behind me, Satan. Greater is he that's in me than he that is in the world. Satan is under my feet. I'm a I'm the head and not the tail. I'm above and not beneath. In the name of Jesus.
I bind up all evil spirits in the name of Jesus.
No weapon formed against me can prosper.
God loves you. You're a you're a handsome young man. Okay. Okay, this is getting weird. I'm sorry. Is she going to like assault him?
That's like the impression I'm getting is that there might be an assault coming here.
She's getting She's getting very close to him. Okay, I Paul Squad, I know she's like your spirit animal, I know. K, okay.
>> God loves you. Blesses Blesses you. Blesses you.
You are an awesome >> me You're making me blush.
>> You're an awesome man.
>> Dad. It was so nice to meet you. We're not shaking hands? I I don't I I prefer not to be touched.
Okay. You should [laughter] All right, no problem.
All right. I'm very selective who touches me. Okay.
Yeah, I actually I respect that. I respect that, okay. I respect that.
I do respect that. If you don't want you want you don't want your space violated, good for her, right? That's She's the only one I I respect that, okay. Oh, this is a good book for children, the fall and rise of It's not It's not a children's book. This is an adult book. It Well, you could read it out loud to the children. Okay, it doesn't look like an adult book. I'm sorry, look at it. It Look at the cover of this thing. It looks like it was computer generated.
It just doesn't look like a Okay, this looks like one of the book Has anyone ever been to like an Amish Okay, for people that live in the United States especially, if you've ever been to like the Midwest and gone to like an Amish country store where they have baked goods and things like that. And sometimes they will have like a section of like of like Christian books cuz you know, they're they're a religious sect. They have really good food, by the way. The Amish have really good food, but they would try to convert people, of course. So, if you ever go to one of these stores, there's always like a section in there of like religious books, and they're obviously um they're they're they're obviously like uh very low-quality books. It looks like they were printed off from like a local printer that might have been like 20 years old. That's what this book look looks like, okay?
Just saying. Um it looks like one of those religious books that was not well produced. Anyway, uh yeah, consent queen. I I That is base, guys. That is an ex- So, the one good thing we can get from that last lady is that that's a great way Yeah, she um He didn't ask her consent, and she she she asserted her She asserted her right to not be touched. I appreciate that. I approve of that.
Okay. Um And I did I was kind of a I know I'm being snippety, guys. I'm kind of annoyed that he acted so annoyed by that. He should just be like, "Okay, no problem." But I get it. There were other things wrong with her, okay? But All right, who couldn't No. Oh, now this is This is Protestant history, Catholicism history, it talks on Bible prophecy. Oh God, guys, it says the right the fall and rise of Jerusalem. Oh my God. Uh this must be a Christian Zionist book. And remember guys, just a reminder, we're literally run by a a a bunch of death cultists who believe that they need to have the world end by uh returning the Jewish folks to uh Palestine into Israel so that the apocalypse can happen and they can all go to heaven and everyone else can die and go to hell. Uh they are death cultists and they control um uh did she Matt Shea guy forgive me? If she did touch him, then my mistake, okay? Uh but that's fair, Matt Shea guy, okay. Uh so like it's yeah, it's a [ __ ] propaganda book by Christian Zionists.
Disgusting. These people are This is like a murderous disgusting uh ideology, okay? And it's dangerous because our government is full of people that have this uh Christian Zionist belief, all right? And to be clear, this is like a lot of Christians don't believe this [ __ ] okay? This This is just a lot of evangelicals believe it, but like um there's many I I would even say like most Christians probably don't believe this across the world, but there are a lot of death cultists in the United States who do believe it. Uh and yeah, okay? Really gross stuff.
You say Jonas says, "Sometimes I get the fan that you're not a fan of the USA."
Jonas, what do you mean? I love the United States. It's like it's you know, it's it's the city on the hill. Oh, say, can you see? Don't let your slaves run away. Oh, I'm sorry, we don't include that verse anymore. My mistake.
I didn't mean to say that, guys. Anyway, uh all right.
>> [clears throat] >> Uh all right. See, Jonas says, "Sometimes I get the feeling they're Okay. Uh Okay, J Williams, the Sunday law is [ __ ] crazy. They're going to force people to go to church at gunpoint." Yeah, J Williams, we're becoming we're becoming like the um great verse, right? Uh we're becoming like the What is it called? Uh um [ __ ] what is it called? The uh Uh the book with the book with the the how the women are forced to wear red robes and cover their heads. Handmaid's Tale. We're becoming like Handmaid's Tale. By the way, everyone needs to watch that. All right. Okay. Uh casual vote, your tax dollars paid for those books. Oh, I know, Gwen. I know.
Disgusting. By the way, can we tax these religious organizations?
Okay.
All right. And how the United States Gilead, yeah.
>> well, how the history will repeat itself. And we're going to have a Sunday law. It's coming. Sunday law is coming.
>> And And if you're looking for a good uh gift for the 5-year-old or 6-year-old or >> Yonas. Yonas, you're so dark. Yonas said Uh that's so dark, Yonas. Okay, Yonas said, "Oh, so now it's a problem if you want to protect your property." Oh my god, that's so dark, Yonas. In reference to enslaved people. So gross. And get the fall and rise of Jerusalem, the great controversy between good and evil. I get it, Gwen. You >> You can see that there's flames on the cover. It's like a fire like a Yeah, just It's like a So uh If you guys watch Handmaid's Tale, just take care of your mental health, literally. It's very dark. And I get And I get it. It's hard to watch. I can imagine, especially as a woman, it would be kind of traumatizing to watch. I'm just saying, ju- Watch it, but feel free to take breaks, okay? Literally. I feel claustrophobic and like disturbed watching it, okay? Check this out. It's great great great thing for any member of the family, regardless of their age. Shabada dadada king da la ka ta. Oh my god. All right, there you have it. That does it for the Good Liars. Did she just do a force push? Was that a force push? Here in Washington, D.C.
Rededication 250.
Uh you want to finish?
You're done with the tongues? Yes.
>> [music] >> Okay.
Well, great.
>> [laughter] >> Yay.
Okay, Luke just sent us Oh god, Luke, do we want to look at this now? Oh my god, we're supposed to be having Yeah, you're right. Very good one, J. Williams. Man in the High Castle Man in the High Castle is also a good one.
What a wonderful God-fearing nation.
Let's hear Bart. Oh my god, you make me laugh. Um yeah, no, seriously, Louise.
It like it's very traumatizing, Louise.
And um yeah, okay. Uh I I like I said, because I have not experienced being a woman, I suspect it's easier to watch it for me, but like it it's not easy for me to watch. I can imagine that like and I I might be generalizing here, but especially being a woman and watching uh that would be really hard to get through, okay? Like dear god. Um okay. So, um all right.
Okay, so anyway, let's so Luke sent this. Luke sent this.
Uh Luke sent this.
But also, guys, I can I just say I think a lot of the men out there should watch it because Okay, I'm not trying to gender things, folks. Um you know, everyone should watch it if they can, but I really recommend men in here watch it, seriously, because it will change your perspective on a lot of things. Uh maybe not change it, but it'll open your eyes to a lot of things that you that just by by the fact that you're not a woman, you may not have noticed previously about society, okay? Uh so, I do recommend especially men watch it. Um it'll help you, you know, gain have a better understanding, okay, of uh some of the things that are going on out there. Um yeah, I really recommend it, Yonas, okay? All right, so um all right.
So, okay, women are privileged slaves or prostitutes. Yep. Mhm.
Uh Gwen, correct, okay?
Uh all right, so I recommend Okay, moving on. So, it also might help you understand a little bit more and I I'm not saying it might help you understand a little bit more why some why some women say that they hate men.
Okay?
And if you ever feel that they over generalize like a woman you feel that she's over generalizing about it, you can understand perhaps after watching it uh where that comes from and why it's kind of understandable. Okay? Just Okay, just watch it. Okay, just watch it. Uh I recommend it. Okay, so let's go on here.
Um let's go on here.
So, this was sent to us by Luke. Uh Luke says that this Oh, please. Please, Luke.
I don't know if I want to do this now, Luke. I don't know if I want to uh do this now, Luke.
Um Okay.
Uh exactly, Drusilla. You can't know who's a kitten and who's a lion. And that is one of the greatest things about the show is that it shows the fear of uncertainty of any man.
Okay? Like like for a woman to be okay.
Let me I'm going to put my um I'm going to uh sit down. Give me a second, guys.
I need to sit.
All right. All right. All right.
Oh, give me a second.
Yeah, right, Xander. Okay? Right, Xander. Um So, what was I going to say, guys? It's like And I again, you really should watch if not read uh Handmaid's Tale.
But like you have to understand for women, right? Uh Okay, and I know women know this. Please, I'm not trying to do like mansplaining. I like you know what I mean? Like you guys know this. I'm just saying um whether or not you could be like a really nice guy, a really good guy, you know, don't do any at least not purposely do any kind of mistreatment of women. But from the woman's perspective, how the hell does she know that?
When the whole and like the whole society is built around that and then you don't know like how could and the very fear like the fear of not knowing um makes it feel oppressive to be even around men even if they are not necessarily a threat. You see what I mean?
Okay. Yeah, Jay Williams like literally, but I'm a nice guy. How does she know that? Okay? The evidence would be against that. Um do you think a guy who's going to assault you or mistreat you or ignore you or treat you like [ __ ] is going to say they're not like a nice guy? Uh like you see what I mean?
It's very um uh Yeah, okay. So like just be aware of that. Uh you can understand why for women existing in the world all men are frightening.
Because it's a question mark.
Okay, because it's a question mark.
Right? And in the case of a man being a question mark, for the sake of your own survival and safety, you'd better be assuming that it's a that he's a danger.
Do you see what I mean? And so the the book and the movie are really great at showing this. How like in a really oppressive patriarchal society you don't know who you can trust. And we live in an oppressive patriarchal society, okay? And so of course you're not going to trust men. Okay, you're not going to trust Anyway, just watch it.
Just watch it. I recommend it, okay?
And yeah.
Okay?
All right, wait. right. How dare you advertise advertise signal says breaking C our mansplains the impact of patriarchy. Okay. Okay. So um Right. So anyway, going on.
Yeah, J. Williams. Okay. So anyway, let's go on guys. So this is Luke sent this to us.
Uh disgusting. So this is literally um Oh, yes. We've We've looked at this before.
This is uh a document by a very powerful Christian evangelical group, okay, laying out their ideology of Christian nationalism. I'll just read the first part to you guys so you can understand the danger of Christian nationalism and that they're literally trying to set up Gilead. Okay, like like the the the nation from the book I just told you about, okay? Um All right, this says uh Christian nationalism is nationalism is a set set of governing principles rooted in scriptures teachings that Christ rules as supreme lord and king of all creation who has ordained civil magistrates magistrates with delegated authority to be under him over the people in order uh their ordained jurisdiction by punishing evil and promoting good for his own glory and the common good of the nation. So this is literally saying that that they believe that Jesus should appoint Jesus appoints people to rule over others uh and enact his will and that's what the government should be. Okay, it should be that we have the uh interpreters of Jesus.
Um Okay.
You see what I mean? Okay, that this should be a Christian nationalist. It should be a Christian nation, one run by people who interpret the will of God.
Okay.
Now uh mm yeah, real disturbing [ __ ] Okay, that's like really creepy ass [ __ ] All right.
All right.
Oh, Yonas, I was just about to say that, Yonas. You guys will notice how we're all you know, Christians are always a lot white people, even non-Christians, are always screaming about Sharia law and how like the Muslims want to take over the government and do Sharia law.
Guys, these these people are in the government.
These are the Christian nationalist death cultists that are in the government. And who's more of a threat?
Okay? Like the constant um it's it's it's all everything they say is projection, folks. When they're talking about uh Muslims, you know, wanting to implement Sharia law, that it's them that want to do it, okay? It's them that want to implement Christian law for everyone, okay?
Uh there's no danger of Sharia law in the United States, okay? Obviously, what even Sharia law is is up for interpretation. Not It's not like a set idea of it, okay? Like it's just not it's nonsense, okay? So, like but like all right. Um are they going to tear down historical sites, too? Probably, Sir Bart. They often they already are, okay? Uh they already are, okay? Or the UK, right?
Um Leviticus law so much better, right?
There's a law hilarious. So, this is crazy. And the guys, this group is very powerful, okay?
That Luke sent us. And I don't want to go through all the points here for the sake of time and for the sake of it being a Saturday. But yeah, that we not good, not good. I have a feeling they're not going to treat the gays very well, either, okay? Uh Paul Squas, Supreme Court. You're right, Yonas. Guys, the only form of Sharia law I want is the is Mom Donnyism, okay? Can we like um can we take New York Sharia law and implement it everywhere? If what Mom Donny is doing is Sharia law, um inshallah, we need to have we need to have Sharia law everywhere, okay? I think we should implement um the uh what is it? The the the third uh Islamic caliphate uh of the United States and implement Mamdaniite Sharia law everywhere, okay? That's what I want. I I am a religious nationalist only in so much as it is related to Mamdani Sharia law, okay?
Anyway, yeah, Jay Williams, right? Oh, yeah, so many LGBTQ folks folks will be tortured or dead. Absolutely, Jay Williams, absolutely. And guys, if by the way, it's not only that like these well-known minority groups will be tortured and executed, if you're not the right kind of Christian, you'll be tortured and executed.
A lot of these folks, guys, view Catholics as like the devil or like as servants of the Antichrist. They're not going to spare Catholics, okay? That yeah, as a matter of fact, the you know, the Ku Klux Klan hated Catholics and they lynched Catholics, okay? So, it's not like there are even um, yeah, he's a hardcore Calvinist. So, like even if these groups get into power, they're not going to spare your particular sect of Christianity, either, okay?
Uh, anyway, um, exactly, Jay Williams. So, like just be careful about this [ __ ] all right?
Uh, the first American caliphate, right?
Okay. Um, let's go on here, guys.
Yay, back to medieval Europe we go. Woo, okay. Uh, so, let's watch something kind of fun, right? Let's watch something kind of fun. I think it'll be fun.
I know, Grizzilla, I love it whenever we mention Calvinists, okay.
So, let's see here.
What was I going to say here? Okay. So, this is a um, yeah, no, seriously. Uh, guys, let's watch something kind of fun, shall we?
Yay, serfdom in the plague, yay.
Great, can you guys try to imagine as Jay Williams just said, serfdom in the plague?
Like I would that I wouldn't be surprised if we literally got to a scenario where we're basically serfs again and there's a massive plague because of the denialism and [ __ ] right? So, we're all we're we're getting we're getting close there. We're getting close to being a bunch of dumb uh illiterate uh you know, middle age type serfs who don't aren't educated at all because of our education system and refuse to take vaccines. So, we allow a massive plague to break out while we're slaving away on these AI overlord plantations or whatever. Anyway, Okay, Matt Sai Guy, the generality principle in the context of women's safety is the appropriate approach until we are able to significantly undo the exact Exactly, Matt Sai Guy. Existing patriarchal structure that promote the oppression. Having said that, the transferability of the principle should be done carefully given given it can and is often applied to villainize minorities for the mistakes of a few. Uh I I You know what, Matt Sai Guy? Yes, you're right. Okay. Um we have to understand that like the villa um Of course, that would be dismantling racist structures, right, Matt Sai Guy?
Because you're right, a lot of times uh fear of men is transferred to minorities, right? The idea that like black men are a special uh uh threat to white women and things like that. This is why any one system of oppression can't we can't leave any of them standing. We need to get rid uh like you can't completely get rid of patriarchal stuff if you don't also get rid of racist stuff.
Okay? We can't uh get rid of like class-based oppression unless we also get rid of race stuff and patriarch Like you see what I mean? Uh all this stuff needs to be gotten rid of. That's a good point, Matt Sai Guy, okay?
Uh you should read John Grant's blue Yeah, right, okay. John Gwen Palantir, that's the company Sadiq Khan just kept out of Good, that's based, Gwen. I didn't know that. Good for him.
Um yeah, 20% of London died every plague year, right, Luke? Okay.
All right. Azander, can I I can't I can attest. I lost 130k because I was falsely accused. Had to change my name and move across the country because of death threats.
Zander, oh my god. I am so sorry to hear that.
Yeah, guys, if you look at like history uh there is a long history of black men especially being accused of assaulting white women by white women, okay?
And it being weaponized against them and almost always it's not a true accusation. um and it being used to justify doing violence against black men. And so guys imagine, I want you to think about this for a second. And guys this is complicated so please don't yell at me if I did something wrong here, okay? uh Women are a lot of women are deeply afraid of men. You can understand why I just explained it, right? You don't know every man is a question mark. So imagine layering on top of that a a sort of a racist idea of the world or a view of the world where you have some biases that are linked towards skin color, which a lot of white women do have, okay? A lot of women in general do have that because they live in societies that have these structures. So you're more likely if you're already worried about if you're already afraid, okay? You're more likely to put blame on groups that you kind of have a bias against that you think are more likely to assault you. Do you see what I mean?
So that often then causes men of color to be accused of these things.
uh You see what I mean?
So this is a big god damn problem. And this is why we need to dismantle both racist structures and patriarchal structures, okay?
Uh and by the way, one of the issues early feminism, one of the issues with early feminism is that it was white women feminism and it did not include black women.
Uh and it did not fight that hard at all if if at all for racial equality, okay?
So that we uh I don't want to get into this too much right now but you guys see what I'm saying, okay? I'm so sorry that happened to you Xander, really. That's horrific, okay?
Uh all right. I can't even list the number of times in my head that in America Okay. Yeah, Yonas, right. And this This is such a complex issue, right?
This is such a complex issue. And yeah.
All right. So.
Yeah, you're right, Trump failed. So, this is a big problem and all these things Yeah, hot correct, Gwen. Susan B.
Anthony said that black women can walk in the back. Yeah. And she literally Trump failed said that she would cut off her hand before helping an N-word. Yep, she did. So, Do we have to understand, guys, this I know I I don't want to go into deep this right now, but this is called intersectionality, right? The idea that there are multiple lines of oppression that happen, okay? And you they you cannot always you have to dismantle all of them essentially, okay?
Um So, yeah.
Uh this is very dark and very hard to think about, all right? Uh uh Yonas, but I don't feel that way in normal areas because it's multicultural.
There you go, Yonas, all right? There you go, all right? Okay, guys. Um Let's watch this.
And uh Okay.
No, Mets I got it. There was a great conversation you sparked. Let's watch it. So, this Let's just Let's Let's step back a bit, folks. We'll talk more, you know, I feel Look at this, guys. I start talking about women and immediately like, "Okay, I'm done. Let's watch something else." Okay, no, I we can talk more about this. All right, I'm not trying to be a a dick here. It's just that it's Saturday, so we Let's talk more about this at some other point.
This is a video about the strangest creatures of the ocean, okay?
Uh and I just I love the deep sea. I think it's super cool. So, let's just do it. It'll be kind of I know, right, Louise? God. Louise knows. Okay, never mind. I don't want to go in get into that, but Um Let's watch this, okay?
Louise sometimes will call me out on things that I do that I don't even notice I do, which I like a lot. That are might be more patriarchal or might kind of imply a kind of bias against women. Um, and I really appreciate it.
Uh But anyway, okay. Um, let's watch this.
Okay, so this is the strangest creatures of the earth BBC Earth. Let's watch.
Never want to go in one of these vessels. No, thank you. I never want to go in one of these vessels. I would rather cut off my own hand. There's life here.
That's cool, Paul Squall. I actually I've been scuba diving, too. No, I haven't been scuba diving. I've been snorkeling. Well, that's a completely different thing. But you should teach me, Paul Squall. I'm going to come into the south and I'm going to show up where you live and I'm going to like demand you teach me how to scuba dive.
This is fangtooth.
Paul we should all start doing that, Paul Squall. Everyone, we need to start eating uh you know, what is it?
Bioluminescent food and then start pooping uh to talk to each other.
Because that's like the number one form of communication apparently is using this poop, this like colorful poop. We should start doing that up on the surface. Let's start pooping. Then aquatic gin, so funny.
[ __ ] falling through the sky Like this is all like all the [ __ ] from up above.
I'm sorry, I love the word [ __ ] All this [ __ ] from up above is like sparkling is like slowly falls down in the ocean. So a lot of fish, by the way, down in the bottom of the ocean, their mouths are sort of pointed upward because they catch a lot of the [ __ ] that falls down from the upper part of the ocean. Anyway, just a note there. Not all of them have mouths that way for that, but yeah, it's whale [ __ ] It's like other fish [ __ ] It's like other It's like, you know, other [ __ ] Okay, it's just a bunch of [ __ ] and not like literal [ __ ] just like crap. You know, not crap. It's just like detritus. It's detritus, okay? I'm sorry, Drusilla. It's detritus. It's not all [ __ ] Some of it's [ __ ] The rest of it is like detritus.
Whatever. Do you think that's edible?
I'm sorry. I know I'm a sick [ __ ] but like that looks like it could be edible.
I'm kind of willing to try it. Now, admittedly, actually I'm not really willing to try it. To be honest, it doesn't look like it has much meat on it. You know what? I'm I'm Out of signal. Oh my god, out of signal. I was about I was Out of signal says CR and shits and I Oh god, I Should I make the joke? I'll say like why do you think I want to eat it out of signal? Oh my god, I'm sorry. I'm so disgusting. I apologize.
Yeah, that was a good time sir bird.
Like I loved hello ox better.
Yeah, I actually been here ox better.
Hello. We do we all remember the Titan stuff? That was a good time, wasn't it?
I have great memories of that.
Oh, look at it. Is that Mitch McConnell?
>> Oh.
It kind of looks like Mitch McConnell though literally. It is an average >> Seriously, look at its face. I'm not joking. It kind of looks like Mitch McConnell.
>> 1000 tons of sea creatures ascend from the deep ocean.
>> 1000 Why do they have to phrase it like that? Why do they have to say 1000 million tons of sea creatures? Why do they have to put it in a weight Why like why can't they just tell us the number of sea creatures? Why do they have to remind us at how like the combined weight of these things, right? Isn't that kind of like body shaming or something? Okay, they're fine guys. They are a healthy weight.
To search for food near the surface.
Look at that. Oh, that's a weird looking thing.
That's a fair point Gwen. That's a fair point.
>> on the phytoplankton under cover of darkness.
Even so, they're far from safe.
Other marine hunters follow [music] them. Some traveling up from hundreds of meters below. Well, you can see you can like see their internal organs.
>> below.
Wow.
Yeah, also transparent. [music] Look at that. Oh, a little squiddy squid.
Oh, oh god.
Jesus. Can some That needs That one needs an eye reduction surgery.
>> [music] >> Hm.
Stay in the dark, dude. Right, please.
Ew.
I'm sorry. I don't need Oh, it has little eyes. That's kind of cute, I guess.
It's just like, what?
Uh that one looks like it's struggling.
I don't know.
I do I do I do, Jonas.
Aw, the blobfish blob. Like a living orange it is.
>> As dawn the whole procession returns to the safety of the dark depths.
>> Oh, that's wow.
That's kind of a scary thought that like 11 million or whatever or like what? A thousand million pounds of animals come out of the depths and then return to the depths every day?
I am not going into you what you couldn't pay me enough. Well, there might be an a certain amount you could pay me to get into one of these things.
Okay, I'm sorry. I don't like the idea that you have to make it so that you don't get crushed like a tin can. Like any Yeah, portable tomb. No, thank you.
Okay. In response to my >> Jonas.
That's so [ __ ] up.
Okay, that that's that's so [ __ ] up.
And now, if I turn on the lights of these >> So, does that mean there's like tons of terrifying things around you all the time? There's tons of little organisms all around you waiting to kill you.
So, like in the dark Guys, don't worry.
This is basically proving Guys, don't worry. Even if you can't see them, they're all around you all the time.
Okay, don't worry. Bunch of little monsters constantly around you in the depth. This is like reminds me of um uh Lord of the Rings. Like they dug too deep and too greedily. You know, like guys remember the mines of Moria? Like they dug too deep and too greedily and they awoke they awoke something there in the dark. Okay. I know that they haven't shown us any of the like giant squid or like colossal squid that are down there or like that that there's a like giant angler fish scary pieces of [ __ ] Like I >> like flashing system >> Yeah, we can start let call the choir. I think we can start a rave down here.
>> [music] >> You're right Luke. We know more about the surface of the moon than we do about the bottom of our oceans.
J. Williams, it's honestly possible.
Okay, there it is possible that there's an animal down there that's larger than a giant squid or larger than a whale but like uh without evidence obviously.
Um you know, like if there's one place in the world where there might be a massive animal hiding out it probably be be down there in the bottom of the ocean, right?
Uh but like you know, there's very little we know about the bottom of the ocean.
Even in the dark zone. There you go the choir ball.
Yeah, let let let leave him down there.
>> headlights and you see a pyrotechnic display outside.
Yeah, you sir bought your right. created by animals. This is bioluminescence.
Yeah.
A deep sea angler fish flashes in the darkness.
The light is generated by bacteria that live permanently inside the lure which attracts prey to these murderous teeth.
Now it doesn't actually make that sound, right? It doesn't actually have like the sonar sound, right? It's not like beep beep beep I think they added that.
I think they added the little sound of the beeping. So this is an angler fish.
This little thing you see the mouth with the massive teeth here. This is an angler fish. This little thing By the way, some angler fish actually they can move this thing back and forth. They can actually wave it back and forth to attract fish to it and then they gobble up the fish that come to it.
There are all sorts of lures out there in the deep oceans.
Oh god, what is that thing? Oh my god, look at that. You can see the teeth, but like oh god, that's that's terror fuel.
You can see the teeth when the light flashes, but you don't know how big it is. That is terror fuel. That's like thalassophobia 101.
Come into my mouth, little fish.
>> [music] >> Uh-huh.
These are the scary ones.
>> of this lure, suspended on a line >> Is oh my god, is this going to be a gulper eel or whatever? They're scary.
>> its owner is terrifying [music] set of teeth.
Oh my god, look at that thing. [music] >> It's difficult to be sure. How big are they?
>> monster does have another giant flashing lure much closer to [music] its mouth.
Look at that anglerfish.
How dare all of you? I hate all of you, okay?
Oh, this Here it is.
>> These fish are called [music] anglers because they use their lures in much the same way as fly fishermen uh imitation flies.
>> Look at that [ __ ] For a hunting squid with huge eyes, this glimmer is intriguing. Yeah.
It has like a little lure. It can lure you into it. Look at that [ __ ] But god, I'm going to put my face up, folks.
Well, guys, well, um I am going to abandon you all now because my mouth is starting to hurt. That's why I'm not talking as much.
And uh hopefully tomorrow is my day off, of course. Where the [ __ ] is my Where the [ __ ] is my camera? Okay.
So, tomorrow's my day off, so I'm not going to be streaming tomorrow.
Um but I'll stream again on Monday, and hopefully by then I uh after having another full day without talking, hopefully my mouth will be good enough that I can um you know, I stream for the full time on Monday.
Uh we may uh what No, I'm sorry. Today's Friday, right? No, no, I'm an idiot.
Tomorrow Today is Saturday. Tomorrow's Sunday, okay? We might end up doing a stream tomorrow in the evening or something with with our special guest, okay? With our special guest.
But, uh, we will Thank you guys for watching. No one sees anything, right? No one sees anything.
Um, CR is going to the store to to to buy some cigarette Look, why I hate you so much. Okay. So, I will see you guys for sure on Monday. I might see you tomorrow if we decide to stream tomorrow, okay?
And, uh, I love you all very much and you all know what I'm about to say, don't you? I hope you all like the the deep sea. It's super interesting.
Okay.
Uh, drugs now to talk, okay? Bye-bye, guys. So, first of all, guys, you know what I'm about to say.
Uh, free Palestine, right? Free Palestine, free the Congo, free Sudan, free Ukraine, free Iran, free Venezuela, free Cuba.
Free Did I miss any? God, I don't know.
There's so many places that need to be freed, okay?
No, no, there's not, Cody. What do you mean? There was no hand. You saw nothing, Cody. You're hallucinating.
This is why it's good that you found a therapist, Cody, okay? Because clearly you're seeing stuff that's not there, okay?
You know I'm joking, Cody, okay? Uh, So, um, you saw No, you didn't, Cody.
You saw nothing.
So, I never stop resisting. The easiest way to resist is to think for yourselves. The easiest way to resist is to think for yourselves and that includes and you watch me. I'm not perfect. I make mistakes. See what other people are saying. Don't get caught in an information silo because the easiest way to resist is to think for yourselves. We living in a We live in a fascist moment in this country. Fascism thrives in an environment where people have lost faith uh, in a democratic in their democratic institutions. So, they turn to more radical ends of the political spectrum. We need revolutionary change in this country and major reforms. You cannot stand in the center. If you stand in the center, the fascists will walk all over you. Do not be a slug. Do not let the fascists walk all over you, okay? On the wall behind me is a sword. The name of that sword is chain breaker. It is thought to have been responsible for the death of seven slave owners. Why do I have it back there? What do you What the Why do I Why do I have it back there? To remind everyone that our ancestors made some major sacrifices for some of the things uh we have today. Uh some of the rights we have, some of the freedoms. Please do not let their sacrifice go to waste, folks. Please, I beg you. I please I beg you. I beg you to not uh I uh I to not let our sacrifice go to waste and always always always fight for a better future. And on that note, folks, I love you all very much. You have a good rest of your day. I will see you for certain on Monday, okay? Have a good weekend, etc. Goodbye. Please join our Discord if you haven't already, okay? Um please join our Discord if you haven't already. You know you know what? I'm going to send you guys somewhere on Twitch. Give me a second.
I'm going to send you somewhere on Twitch.
Who do we have here? Who do we have? Who do we have?
Um Let's do No, I'm never sending you to Hasan [ __ ] again. Beard Princess, okay.
We'll take a look at Beard Princess Trizilla.
Beard Princess.
Sounds good. You know what's funny?
Is that this person it calls themselves the Beard Himbo, which is funny to me.
Or they have like a Himbo thing, okay.
Uh Let's do this. Okay, we'll I'll send you to this person here. Beard Princess.
Copy.
All right.
So let's I'll send you to Beard Princess.
Raid.
Uh here we go. Beard Princess. Oh, I'm sorry, Parkourz. I just saw this.
Forgive me, Parkourz. I'll do it next time. Uh since I've already said yes to someone else, but okay. Um I'll raid you I'll definitely raid you next time Parc horse. I saw I see that you're live, okay?
All right.
All right. Beard everyone never get ready to raid Beard Princess. Guys, don't don't forget that Parc horse is live, too. You can also go over to watch Parc horse. Love having Parc horse around.
So, here you go. Everyone ready for the raid?
Uh Everyone ready for the raid? Okay.
All right. I love you all very much.
Here's the raid He's not even there right now. Beard Princess doesn't look like he's No, there he is.
Okay. Bye-bye, guys.
All right. And everyone, I shall
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